John Bagley

witnesses a baptism

present at militia muster as a private

purchased 32 acres in what is now midtown manhattan

witnessed marriage

Eben Merrill

three children were baptized there (the father was baptized there later)

admitted to church

admitted to church

paid quit rents on 510 acres

killed by Indians while in pursuit of them after they attacked the Pascommuck farmers

St. Paul's Parish was established from the upper part of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia

chosen as one of the original 12 vestrymen

aggreement between the heirs of Thomas Bennett Sr.

admitted to the church

impressed into the British Navy to serve as captain of the merchantman aboard the ship Triton's Prize

Sarah Allen widow of Jonathan Cary

issued patent on 211 acres at Beaver Dam Swamp for importation of 5 persons

discharged from British Navy

listed as a vestryman in the vestry meeting minutes

Mead list his death as May 1707, but his estate was inventoried on April 24, 1707, and probated two days later. Jacobus claims April 24, 1707 was also the date of his will, but this seems doubtful.

made return on his land

made Church Warden for 1 year

made Church Warden for 1 year

renewed church covenant

roads are cleared to his mill

returned her husband's inventory into court

apprenticed as a cordwainer (bootmaker)

ordered to force persons to pay Bills of Exchange

listed as living adjacent to Catherine Barrett's inherited lands

received 400 acres of land from her father's estate

sued for not finishing building the metting house

he and his brother William bought 300 acres from Charles Hudson

She is called deceased in her husband's will of 1719

empowered to negotiate price for a new Church

He named all his living sons and daughters in his will, and left legacies to all of then EXCEPT Wait - she had moved to Connecticut 20 years prior, still ...

made return on his land

His eldest son, William John, was born about 1738 (according to his tombstone)

Hanover county was formed from that part of New Kent County lying within the boundaries of St. Paul's Parish

mentioned in her husband's Will

said to be under 21 years in his father's will

bought a 150 acres on Patrick Hume's Patent

renewed church covenant

renewed church covenant

made open profession of faith & was baptized

renewed his covenant

received a patent for a 980 acres plantation

she is listed as the wife of Daniel Marshall in the distribution of his estate, which occured sometime after his inventory

by Stephen Buckingham

issued patent on 1888 acres (N.L.) new land on both sides of South Anna River, on Indian & Little Creeks

listed as a landowner

granted 400 acres of land

sold 400 acres bought in 1731

attended last vestry meeting

church member

date of warrant

He was the 3rd child. The 5th child died while crossing the Atlantic.

listed at the baptism of their daughter Anne.

listed at the baptism of their daughter Anne.

accused of immodest behavior with James Mountgomery

The Middle Spring Presbyterian Church was located just south of Hopewell Township

witnesses speak about the accusation of immodest behavior with James Mountgomery

commented about the accussation of immodest behavior between his mother Mary Layson and James Mountgomery

cleared of accussation of immodest behavior with James Mountgomery

filed Dec 18, 1744

filed Dec 18, 1744

must have been at least 21 years in 1766 when west side application filed

The source say that they came about 1745, but his eldest sibling was born about 1743. David was the 3rd child, and the 5th child died in crossing the Atlantic.

sold land he purchased in 1715

Adair claims he died about 1742

date of warrant

1751 became Cumberland County

church member

church member

church member

granted 200 acres on Cedar Branch

this might have been his son

110 acres with two importing rights

this might have been his son

The source say that they came about 1745, but their 1st child was born about 1743, and their 5th child died in crossing the Atlantic.

listed in deed as deceased

appointed and took the oath of under sheriff

trespassing and assault charges against him was dismissed in court

she is recorded in the distribution of her husband's estate

lost a judgement in court

His Revolutionary War Pension application shows his birth date as 11 October 1760 or 1761

assault charge against him dismissed in court

granted 400 acres on Smith River an Indian Grove

perjury charge filed against him in court

delinquent in the tax records for August Co. VA "gone away"

patented 137 acres of land on the north side of Sandy Creek

patented 30 acres of land on the north side of Smith River and 40 acres on the south side of Smith River

license grated to keep an oridnary at his dwelling

Robert Braine

served as security for his brother, James, in a lawsuit against him

sold Smith River lands

witnessed the devise of John White

witnessed the devise of John White

in court

found not guilty in court of stealing

sold Sandy Creek land

leased 187 1/2 acres on Lost River from James Thomas

was granted land by Thomas, Lord Farifax

taxed for 50 acres of unwarranted land

made agreement to indenture his son Isaac for 11 years to learn to be a farmer

indenture of his son, Isaac, proved in court

placed under a peace bond for theatening to break into jail and release a prisoner there

found guilty in court of atempting to burn the jail

Acccording to the 1810 census, there eldest son, Isaac, was born about 1766, so they probably married just prior. They do not appear in the records until the 1769 tax records, where Alexander is listed as an inmate, indicating that he is already married. They married either in Charles Town, Chester County, Pennsylvania or in Ireland before they immigrated (if indeed that is where they are from)

A. S. Forsyth (1889): "always understood the family was originally from the North of Ireland."

According to the 1790 census, he was born before 1774. The 1800 census puts his birth between 1756 and 1744 and the 1810 census puts his birth before 1766. This would imply his parents were married about 1765

requested order to survey 300 acres of and, West Side application #529

found guilty in court of atempting to burn the jail

requested order to survey 200 acres of and, West Side application #4546

he is not listed in the 1768 tax list as an inmate or a single man indicating that was living in the household of David Lindsey as an apprentice.

taxed for 1 horse, 1 cow, 2 sheep, 50 acres of unwarranted and 6 acres of cleared land

John Allen widower of Sarah Bennett

bought a portion of land known as McFarlan's Delight from the Penn brothers

taxed for 1 horse, 1 cow, 200 acres of unwarranted and 20 acres of cleared land

mentioned in the survey of James Irwine

granted 250 acres on Tenmile creek

there is also a James Humphrey listed in the tax list

recorded the purchase of lot no. 4

witnesses: Nikolaus Wolsfeld of Idenheim and Katharina Dahm of Idenheim

granted 400 acres on the waters of Cheat River, adjoining lands claimed by his son, William John

bought 174 acres on Lost River from his son, Joseph

taxed for 1 horse, 2 cows, 4 sheep, 100 acres of warranted and 15 acres of cleared land

taxed for 1 horse, 1 cow, 200 acres of warranted and 30 acres of cleared land

signed the Articles of Association

signed the Articles of Association

signed the Articles of Association

signed the Articles of Association

signed the Articles of Association

signed the Articles of Association

1st Regiment

enlisted man in Colonel William Malcolm's Levies

1st Regiment

4th Regiment

1st Regiment

enlisted in the service as a private

taken prisoner by the Hessians at the Battle of Long Island and helf for 2 years

discharged from the service

enlisted in the 11th Virginia Regiment of Continental Troops

was a private in the 11th and 15th Virginia Regiment of Continental Troops during the Revolutionary War for which he earned 6 2/3 dollars (2 pounds 10) a month

was fined 19 pounds as a 7th class soldier in Capt. Peebles Company and 1st battalion for non-performace of his tour of duty

enlisted in the service as a private

discharged from the service

enlisted as a volunteer (sargeant) under Capt. Hewitt Root and Lt. William Pixley in Gen. Fellows Brigade commanded by Col. Ashley

discharged

sold McFarlan's Delight to his eldest son, Robert

was listed along with his brother Robert, and several other residents of Hopewell Township, on a petition to the State House of Represenatatives by Capt. Brady's Company to resolve an issue with classing

private in Capt. Alex Peoples Company, 1st Battalion from Cumberland County, Pennsylvania

fined for not appearing at muster

borrowed monies from James and Owen McCabe

discharged from the hospital for wounds received in the war

taxed for 32 acres, 1 horse and 1 cow

Thomas Jr. remained in Chester, PA. William was born in 1738, and his 3rd child, Thomas, in about 1775. James was born about 1748, and his 1st child, Thomas, in about 1764 - neither of these were old enough to have served as an Ensign in the Indian expediation of 1778.

taxed for 1 lot, 4 horses, 2 cows and 6 sheep

served under Capt. Charles Portfield and Lt. Col. John Cropper

is shown as "Sick at Brunswick"

enlisted as a volunteer (sargeant) under Capt. Thomas Ingersoll, in Gen. Fellows Brigade commanded by Col. Ashley

discharged (he was apparently wounded and after infirm explaining why he received an early discharge)

discharged

gave some of his Smith River land land to his son David

bought land

in Capt. Samuel Finton's 2nd Company, 1st Battalion of the Cumberland County Militia

taxed 40 pounds for 1 horse and 2 cows.

taxed for 1 house & lot, 1 cow and 1 slave and 100 acres of farm land in Tyrone

a newspaper entry for a slave sale.

paid his brother Robert 1600 pounds for the rights to their deceased father's land

mentioned in her son's deed

granted a tavern license

mortgaged land from Samuel Barr for 3500 pounds

acquitted of felony in court

Taxed for 1 house lot and a slave

taxed 4 pounds and 11 shillings for 1 cow.

recorded an obligation to James McCabe for monies borrowed

granted a tavern license

gave recognizance at the court session (held over)

gave recognizance at the court session

taxed for 1 house lot, 1 horse, a slave woman and 3 tea spoons and 100 acres of farmland in Tyrone

taxed 3 pounds and 19.7 shillings for 3 horses and 3 cows.

drafted into military service, but appears not to have served