on the left is Emily Frances Daniel
the second photo is a picture of her home
1. Emily Frances DANIEL, daughter of Solomon DANIEL and Elizabeth RAGAN , was born on 13 Jan 1859 in Wayne County Kentucky, died on 6 May 1940, at age 81, and was buried in Bridgeman/Carter Cemetery, Slickford, Wayne County, Kentucky.
Emily married John Mitton "Mitt" BRIDGEMAN , son of William Calvin BRIDGEMAN and Matilda PROCK , on 18 Feb 1884 in Wayne County, Kentucky. John was born on 2 Feb 1858 in Wayne County, Kentucky, died on 1 Mar 1931 in Wayne County, Kentucky, at age 73,and was buried in Bridgeman/Carter Cemetery, Slickford, Wayne County, Kentucky. The cause of his death was Flu followed by Pnuemonia.
Children from this marriage were:
i. James Marshall "Dock" BRIDGEMAN was born in May 1880 in Wayne County, Kentucky, died in 1957 in Wayne County, Kentucky, at age 77, and was buried in Bridgeman/Carter Cemetery, Slickford, Wayne County, Kentucky.
ii. William Sampson "Sampie" BRIDGEMAN was born on 22 Jul 1885 in Wayne County, Kentucky and died on 16 May 1943, at age 57.
iii. Calvin Sherman BRIDGEMAN was born on 18 Mar 1887 in Wayne County, Kentucky and died on 18 Aug 1974 in Wayne County, Kentucky, at age 87.
iv. John Wayse BRIDGEMAN was born on 20 Feb 1890 in Wayne County, Kentucky and died on 23 Jul 1971 in Grayville White County Illinois, at age 81.
v. Jetha Edward "Jepp" BRIDGEMAN was born on 29 Apr 1894 in Wayne County, Kentucky, died on 18 Oct 1961 in Hart County Kentucky, at age 67, and was buried in Morgan Cemetery, Slickford, Kentucky.
vi. Leila BRIDGEMAN was born on 10 Nov 1897 in Wayne County, Kentucky and died in 1987, at age 90.
vii. Maude Florence BRIDGEMAN was born on 5 Feb 1900 in Wayne County, Kentucky, died on 25 Feb 1983 in New Castle Indiana, at age 83, and was buried in Southmound Cemetary New Castle Indiana. The cause of her death was Myocardial Infarction, Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease, Diabetes, Senitilty due to Cerebral Arterioscerosis.
viii. Infant BRIDGEMAN was born on 11 Mar 1903 and died on 11 Mar 1903.
2. Solomon DANIEL, son of James DANIEL III and Mary CRABTREE , was born on 6 Jun 1823 in Tennessee, died on 11 Jul 1909 in Wayne County, Kentucky, at age 86, and was buried in Shearer Valley Church Cemetery, Wayne County, Kentucky.
General Notes: Solomon Daniel
Surname: Daniel
Given Name: Solomon
Sex: M
Birth: 6 Jun 1823 in Tennessee 1
Death: 11 Jul 1909 in Wayne County, Kentucky 1
Burial: Shearer Valley Church Cemetery, Wayne County, Kentucky 1
Reference Number: 39759
Note: SOURCE: Lena Bridgman Truster; lent@wt.net.
Change Date: 11 May 2004 at 17:38:38
Marriage 1 Elizabeth Ragan b: 1828 in Virginia
Children
America Daniel
Columbus Henry Daniel
George M. Daniel
James Daniel
John Ragan Daniel
Louisa Catherine Daniel
Marshall Franklin Daniel
Martha Daniel
William W. Daniel
Emily F. Daniel b: 13 Jan 1859 in Wayne County, Kentucky
Amanda C. Daniel b: 22 Mar 1868 in Wayne County, Kentucky
Sources:
Repository:
Title: Russ Mortenson; russm92107@hotmail.com
Publication: He is a grandson of Russell & Lilly Bates Mortenson.
Solomon married Elizabeth RAGAN .
Children from this marriage were:
ii. Amanda C DANIEL was born on 22 Mar 1868 in Wayne County, Kentucky and died on 5 Nov 1896 in Wayne County, Kentucky, at age 28.
iii. America DANIEL died in Unknown.
iv. Colunbus Henry DANIEL died in Unknown.
v. James DANIEL died in Unknown.
vi. John Riley DANIEL was born on 25 Dec 1848 in Wayne Co, KY and died on 4 Aug 1914 in Wayne Co, KY, at age 65.
vii. Louisa Catherine DANIEL died in Unknown.
viii. Marshall Franklin DANIEL died in Unknown.
ix. Martha DANIEL died in Unknown.
x. Wiliam F DANIEL was born about 1847 and died in Unknown.
xi. George DANIEL .
3. Elizabeth RAGAN, daughter of John RAGAN and Unknown , was born on 15 Mar 1827 in Virginia, died on 13 Dec 1910 in Wayne County Kentucky, at age 83, and was buried in Shearer Valley Church Cemetery, Wayne County, Kentucky.
Elizabeth married Solomon DANIEL .
4. James DANIEL III, son of Spilsby DANIEL and Sally ASBERRY , was born about 1798 in Bedford VA.
James married Mary CRABTREE in 1822.
Children from this marriage were:
2 i. Solomon DANIEL (born on 6 Jun 1823 in Tennessee - died on 11 Jul 1909 in Wayne County, Kentucky)
ii. Giles DANIEL was born on 5 May 1837.
iii. John Wesley DANIEL was born on 10 Mar 1840.
iv. Whitaker "Whit" DANIEL was born in Nov 1844.
v. Isaac DANIEL was born about 1847.
vi. Naomia DANIEL was born about 1848.
5. Mary CRABTREE, daughter of Abraham CRABTREE and Mary LEWIS , was born in 1783 in Washington Co Virginia and died on 22 Aug 1840 in Wayne Co KY, at age 57.
General Notes: Abraham said Mary was the only one who helped him with his pension and that
is why all the others were left only 1.00 in his will.
Mary married James DANIEL III in 1822.
6. John RAGAN died in Unknown.
John married (name unknown).
The child from this marriage was:
3 i. Elizabeth RAGAN (born on 15 Mar 1827 in Virginia - died on 13 Dec 1910 in Wayne County Kentucky)
8. Spilsby DANIEL, son of James DANIEL and Priscilla HARRISON , was born about 1765 in Bedford County, VA and died on 15 Mar 1851 in Clinton Co, KY, about age 86.
General Notes: 58 M vi. Spilsbe DANIEL was born about 1760 in Bedford County, VA and died on 15 Mar 1852 in Clinton County, KY, about age 92. Another name for Spillsbe was Spilsby\Spilsbey DANIEL.
General Notes: I have seen no positive information to support that Spilsbe was a son of James Daniel Sr., as suggested by Connie "Corky" Spurlock. There is more circumstantial and collateral data to support his connection to William and Elizabeth Coleman DANIEL.
He lived in Virginia for 20 years after the War then moved to KY & TN. in about 1800.
1813~Wayne County, Kentucky Marriage Bonds ~ Leopold Cronneally [probably CRONLEY] and Elizabeth ASBURY, 02 JUN 1813, Consent proved by oath of Spilsby Daniel. ~ "Proof he was here... but maybe just passing through, and not a resident. As I said, I think the original Sarah 'Sally' DANIEL was deceased by now, 1813, and the one applying for his benefits in the 1850s was #2 Sally... or he would have been on a census during this time period... he was visiting and scouting.... for a new bride." Annie O'Brien
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The tax list for Clinton County, Kentucky show a Spilsby Daniel being taxed as late as 1854 which would indicate that the taxes are showing a son named Spilsby.
1834~05 JUN Spilsby Daniel applies for Revolutionary War Pension from Fentress County, TENNESSEE
1834~11 NOV. Thomas Daniel pays bill for Spilsby Daniel at Paoli General Store, Clinton County, Kentucky [Spilsby would have been about 74/75 years of age in 1834... a proud man who could no longer bring in the 'bread' and had maybe moved 'up the road a ways' to be near children.]
Spilsby married Sara "Sally" Asbury in 1784. She was in the line of Benjamin Asbury & Frances Brown. She was not the sister to Hannah who married Henning Daniel. Sally was age 73(?) on 24 Sep. 1857. Ref: Abstracts of Rev. War Pension Files.
In 1858, his wife Sally Asbury applied for Spilsby's pension as his widow. All property taxes place Spilsby in the Maiden Spring area of Russell and then Tazewell County. Sally said that her husband had past away six years earlier, placing his death date at 1852.
Spilsby married Sally ASBERRY in 1784.
Children from this marriage were:
4 i. James DANIEL III (born about 1798 in Bedford VA)
ii. R E DANIEL was born in 1807.
iii. William DANIEL was born in 1814.
iv. Thomas DANIEL was born about 1815.
v. Hardin DANIEL was born in 1821.
vi. Spilsby DANIEL was born about 1823.
9. Sally ASBERRY, daughter of John ASBERRY/ASBURY and Jean /Bolling BOWLING , was born in 1762 in Bedford CO, VA and died in 1859, at age 97.
General Notes: Sally Asberry b c1762-Bedford Co VA and married on Sep 28,1784(Wythe Co)to Spilsby Daniel b 1762-Bedford Co VA. Their families lived near each other in Bedford and migrated westward c1784 to Russell Co (present Tazwell Co)VA to settle on the Maiden Spring Fork of the Clinch River near Cove. The location grew from Washington Co & Wythe Co into Russell (1785)and later Tazwell Cos.
Believe she is d/o John & Jean Bolling Asberry and sister to Henry & George Asberry who had property on the Maiden Spring Fork next to James Daniel, older brother of Spilsby & Wyatt Daniel. Her brothers accompanied the Daniel relatives on to Cumberland Co (present Clinton Co) KY circa 1804.
Sally married Spilsby DANIEL in 1784.
10. Abraham CRABTREE, son of William CRABTREE III and Hannah WHITAKER , was born in 1752 in Baltimore City, Maryland and died on 5 Feb 1838 in Russel Co VA, at age 86.
General Notes: REVOLUTIONARY PENSION APPLICATION OF ABRAHAM CRABTREE
Law Order Book 10, Page 148
Jun 3, 1834
State of Virginia, County of Russell, ss.
On this 3d day of June in the year 1834, personally appeared in openCourt before the County Court of Russell county aforesaid now sitting,Abraham Crabtree, a resident of the said County of Russell and State ofVirginia, aged eighty four years, on the 6th day of the present month whobeing first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make thefollowing declarations in order to obtain the benefit of the provisionsof the Act of Congress, passed June 7, 1834.
That he entered the service of the United States under the followingnamed officers and served as herein stated, viz: in the year 1774 and inthe latter part of the month of August of that year, (he being at thattime a resident of Washington County in the State of Virginia), hebelonged to a Militia Company then under the command of Capt. JamesThompson, and by whom he was commanded to march in the latter part of thesaid month of August to a fort upon Clinch River then and ever sincecalled and known by the name of Blackmores Fort. That they were then upona spying expedition against the hostile Indians who were then committingconstant depredations and massacres upon the frontier settlers upon theWestern border of Virginia then in a condition almost defenceless. Thathe remained spying upon and defending that part of the frontier in thevicinity of the said fort for forty days and was then permitted to returnto their respective homes without having any engagement with the Indians,who about that time killed and scalped a man by the name of Dale Carterand took five boys as prisoners, that he then remained at home a few daysand was appointed a Sergent in the company of the said Captain JamesThompson, and remained stationed in the immediate neighborhood of King'sSaltworks for two months longer, at which time the soldiers who hadmarched from the same region of country against the Shawnee tribe ofIndians returned, bringing with the intelligence that Col. Lewis hadsucceeded in defeating the Indians at the battle of the point, and hissuccess in negociating a treaty of peace, and this putting an end topresent difficulties, whereupon the said Abrahim Crabtree with hiscomrades in the service were then discharged and returned to theirrespective homes where they expected tp remain in peace.
that in the year 1776 in the month of June he the said Abraham Crabtreewas appointed by Col. Arthur Campbell as an Indian Spy to range fromHarrison's Fort in Washington County near the said Saltworks, up and downthe valley of the North Fork of Holston River, and continued to range asan Indian Spy regularly from the time he commenced for the space of 80days, at which time Col. William Christy ordered the said Crabtree with asmall detachment to take up the line of march against the CherokeeIndians upon Tennessee river, with orders to rendezvous at the LongIslands of Holston River, at which place they joined the main army raisedfor that expedition under the command of the said Col. William Christy.At which time he belonged to the Company commanded by Capt. Aaron Lewis.That pursuant to his ordes he did rendezvous at the Long Island aforesaidand remained there three or four days and took up the line of march tothe Indian towns and at the three springs he the said Crabtree was takenwith what was then called the slow fever and being unable to march wassent back again under the care of Thomas Ramsey to the Long Islands wherehe was placed under Major Anthony Blucher who then had the command of theFort at that place.The said Crabtree continuing very ill and altogetherunable to perform any duty it was proposed that he should be committed tothe Military Hospital. The said Crabtree being however unwilling to go tothe hospital, obtained permission from Major Blutcher to be placed at thehouse of the said Thomas Ramsey about three miles distant from the saidfort, at which place he remained from that time drawing his regularrations as a soldier in actual service until the last week in February1777 when he was taken home by his brother and his own wife who cameafter him.
That in the summer of 1777 and also in the summer of 1778 he each yearremained stationed at Harrisons fort and Vance's fort in the County ofWashington, But was during that tiem measurably unable to render anyessential service to his country except some garrison duty. That he hasno documentary evidence of his services and never had any writtendischarge from his officers. That he can produce some evidence of hisservices if ever he shall be able to procure it but from hiscircumstances in life which are very limited and humble and from personaldiability, he fears he will not be able to get the necessary proof intime to relieve him from his present wants. He hereby relinquishes everyclaim whatever to a pension or an annuity, except the present, anddeclares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of anyState. Swprn to and subscribed the day and year aforesaid.
Abraham Crabtree
Deed from John & Jane Buster to Abraham Crabtree
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Russell County, Virginia
Deed Book 3, Pages 675-676
Executed 24 Sep 1805
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THIS INDENTURE made the Twenty forth day of September in the year of ourLord, one thousand eight hundred and five, between John Buster and JANEhis wife of Russell County and State of Virginia of the one part andAbraham Crabtree of Wayne County and State of Kentucky of the other partWitnesseth that the said John Buster and Jane his wife for and inconsideration of the sum of eight hundred and seventy dollars law-fulmoney of the United States to them in hand paid by the said AbrahamCrabtree at or before the ensealing and delivery of these present thereceipt whereof acknowledged. Have bargained and sold and by thesepresent do and each of them doth bargain and sell unto the said AbrahamCrabtree his heirs and assignees a certain tract or parcel of landcontaining One hundred and thirty five acres lying and being in thecounty Russell on both sides of the Sinking Creek the waters of ClinchRiver and bounded as followeth to wit, Beginning at two white oaks on theend of the spur of Mockerson Ridge corner to Alexander McFarlane and withhis lines North 19 degrees West 78 poles to a white oak on the top of theridge North one degree West eighty poles to a stake, then leaving saidMcFarlane's lines N57 degrees E eighty one poles to a white oak andDogwood N 34 degrees E 30 poles to a Dogwood Sapling corners to HarrySmith and with his lines S 28 degrees E 80 poles to a stake S 68 degreesE 55 poles to a bunch of Elms corners to said Smith and John Harmon andwith Harmon lines S 22 dgrees W 30 poles to a stake S 36 degrees W 30poles to a Spanish Oak by said Harman's Spring Branch then up the branchand binding therein according to its several meanders forty-four poles toa black haw bush South sixty-four degrees west one hundred and thirtyfive poles to the beginning. To gather with all the---------------------- same belonging to have and to hold the said tractof land and appurtenances unto the said Abraham Crabtree his heirs andassigns forever. The said tract of land being part of a 379 acre tractgranted by the Commonwealth of Virginia to the said John Buster by patentbearing date the 22nd day of March 1785 and being the same one hundredand thirty five acres which was decreed to the said Abraham Crabtree fromthe said John Buster by the Worshipful court of Russell county at theAugust term 1805 in a suit in Chancery wherein the said Abraham Crabtreewas plt. and the said John Buster and his heirs the Deffts. and the saidJohn Buster and Jane his wife for themselves and their heirs do herebyCovenant and grant to and with the said Abraham Crabtree his heirs andassigns the tract of land aforesaid free from claim or claims of them thesaid John Buster and Jane his wife or either of them their or either oftheir heirs and of ---------person or persons whatever shall will and bewarrant and forever defend by their present. In witness whereof the saidJohn Buster and Jane his wife have herunto set their hands and seals thisday and year above
John Buster seal
Jane Buster seal
at October Court 1805
This Indenture of bargain and sale from John Buster and Jane his wife toAbraham Crabtree was acknowledged in court by said John and Jane his wifebeing privily examined as the law derects(sic) was thereupon Ordered tobe recorded.
Indian fighter, member of the Virginia Militia under Capt. JamesThompson, served under Col. Arthur Campbell in 1776 as a scout, joinedthe expedition of Col. William Christian in 1776 then served in garrisonsalong the Holston River.
Ref: The Crabtree Family of Wayne County, West Virginia by RoderickStephen Lewis
WILL OF ABRAHAM CRABTREE Russell County, Virginia Will Book 5, Page 140 Executed 05 Jun 1838
I Abraham Crabtree of Russell County and State of Virginia do hereby make my last Will and Testament, in manner and form following. 1st. I desire that so much of my perishable property be sold after my decease to pay all my just debts and funeral expenses, if there be any. 2nd. After the payment of my debts and funeral expenses I give to my son Solomon Crabtree one cent. 3d. I give to my daughter Ruth Speer one cent. 4th. I give to my daughter Mary Crabtree all the ballance of my perishable property, and all my debts due and to come due, also a certain tract of land lying in the State of Kentucky, Cumberland County on the head waters of Sulpher Creek, to her & her heirs forever. Also one note on Morgan Richardson for eighteen dollars sixty-two and half cents, one other note on Phillip Eden for six dollars 62 1/2 cents, one other note on James Watson for ten dollars, one other note on William Farmer for one dollar & 50 cents, to be hers forever. And lastly, I do hereby constitute and appoint my friends Mary Crabtree & William D. Hurt executors of this my last will and Testament, hereby revoking all other or former wills or testaments by me heretofore made. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 29th day of April in the year of our Lord 1838. Abraham Crabtree (Seal) Signed, sealed, published and delivered as and for the last will and Testament of the above named Abraham Crabtree in presence of us; Edward White. his William X McGraw mark At a Court of Quarterly session held for Russell County on the 5th day of June 1838. This Instrument of writing was exhibited in Court as and for the last will & testament of Abraham Crabtree dec'd and proven by the oaths of Edward White and William McGraw the subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded: And on the motion of Mary Crabtree and William D. Hurt executrix and executor therein named who made oath and together with Meshack White and Richard Price their securities entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of $200 conditioned as the law directs, certificate is granted the said Mary Crabtree and William D. Hurt for obtaining probat of the said will in due form. Teste James P. Carrell C.R.C.
Abraham married Mary LEWIS in 1778.
Children from this marriage were:
5 i. Mary CRABTREE (born in 1783 in Washington Co Virginia - died on 22 Aug 1840 in Wayne Co KY)
ii. Solomon CRABTREE was born on 18 Feb 1779 in Washington Co Virginia and died on 22 Dec 1863, at age 84.
iii. Ruth CRABTREE was born in 1783 in Washington State and died on 22 Aug 1840 in Wayne County Kentucky, at age 57.
iv. Unknown CRABTREE . The cause of her death was died as infant.
v. Wesley CRABTREE .
11. Mary LEWIS, daughter of Thomas LEWIS and Jane IDDINGS , was born in 1753 and died in 1829, at age 76.
Mary married Abraham CRABTREE in 1778.
16. James DANIEL, son of James DANIEL II and Mary CHAPMAN , was born in 1725-1729 and died in 1764, at age 39.
General Notes: General Notes: Mrs. Christine Gee reports that the settlement of the James Daniel estate was Dec. 17, 1764, Essex County Book 29, page 347, and that Land Deeds and Transfers proved that this James is the son of James who left will in1742 in Essex County, Va. This presumption does not appear to be true. John Daniel the brother of this James would be the ancestor of Mrs. Christine S. Gee of Greenwood, SC.
In the settlement of James Daniel's estate Dec. 17, 1764 (Essex Co. Book29, pg. 347), two Daniel females are identified. (1) A daughter, Ann Daniel, who appears to be "of age" as she signs the settlement, and (2)Mary Daniel, an infant, who appears to be a ward of the son Harrison as he signs for her. We do not know if Mary Daniel, the infant, is the daughter of a deceased brother (as some speculate), or a sister. If Mary Daniel was a sister, either she or Ann Daniel, probably married a "Sneed". This is determined from the fact that in Harrison Daniel's will dated Feb. 16, 1813 in Caroline Co., he identifies a niece "Sukey Sneed wife of Alexander in KY". The Caroline Co., VA marriage records show a Sukey "Sneed", m. Alexander Sneed, Jan 11, 1795. The will of Alexander Sneed, dated 6 Dec. 1816, (Mercer Co., KY Will Book 6, pg. 109, Recorded Aug. 1818), identifies his wife as "Susanna". From the above, it appears that either Ann or Mary Daniel (if she was a sister), married a "Sneed", and was the mother of this Susanna "Sukey" (Sneed) Sneed.
Also in Harrison Daniel's will, two daughters of his brother James are identified as having married Samuel and John Sneed. One was Mary "Polly"Daniel who married Samuel Sneed, September 30, 1797 in Caroline Co., VA. The name of the one who married John Sneed has not been identified. Ref: Joe C. Daniel (JoeD494005@aol.com)
James married Priscilla HARRISON . Priscilla was born between 1700-1712 and died after 1764 in Caroline/Essex, VA.
Children from this marriage were:
+ 15 M i. James DANIEL died in Caroline County, VA.
+ 16 M ii. John DANIEL Sr. was born between 1724-1742 in Virginia and died in 1819 in Laurens, SC.
17 M iii. Harrison DANIEL was born before 1742 and died in 1814 in Caroline County, VA.
General Notes: His will was dated February. 16, 1813. See Caroline County will Book, he only Caroline will book in existence before the Civil War. Charles Heinemann says Harrison's will was proved in 12 Dec. 1814, in Caroline County, VA.
Note: This Harrison Daniel has also been listed as a son of William Daniel, Jr., and wife Tabitha Harrison. Christine Gee, "John Daniel, Sr.1724-1819 of Essex Co., VA and Laurens, SC". I believe this date of 1724is incorrect and should be 1742. Other Notes: 11/06/00
"Harrison DANIEL - nephew Daniel CONDUIT, nephew James DANIEL, niece Betsy HALL,...to Sucky (Susannah) SNEED, wife of Alexander SNEED of Kentucky...to Samuel SNEED who married the daughter Polly (Mary) DANIEL of my brother James DANIEL...my two nephews john DANIEL and William DANIEL of Kentucky...Executors: friends Daniel CONDUIT, James DANIEL, George ALSOP, will dated: 16 Feb 1813.
Witnesses: T. MURRAY, Samuel T. MURRAY, Frans SMITH, James MURRAY, will recorded 12 feb 1814." "Negroes: James, man Ambrose, Edmund, Patty, Maria, Matilda, Barton, Ursala, Polly, James, Landon, George, Winney, Lucy, Anthony, Robin, Annaka, Bernard, Andrew, Lucy (very old). Page 2." "Inv and Appr. of the Estate of Harrison DANIEL, dec'd, dated 31 December 1814, recorded: 9 January 1815."
GENEALOGIAL NOTES ON THE SOUTH FAMILY by Christine South Gee-p 123...James Daniel and wife Priscilla HARRISON settlement of estate of James in 1764, Essex Co. Bk 29 p 347, names wife Priscilla, sons John, James, Harrison, daughters Mary, Ann, a daughter who m Conduitt, a daughter who m Farmer...Priscilla Harrison, above, was the daughter of Robert Harrison of Richmond Co, VA. Robert Harrison's will 1719, shows sons Robert, Aaron, who were to receive the land Robert had inherited from Adam Woofendall 1678. Woofendall's will leaves 350 acres to his son HARRISON and to his son Strother with Harrison to have first choice. Also a son, Francis, the rest of his land, but if Francis will not be ruled by his mother, my will is that he should live with son Harrison. Apparently, Harrison and Strother were sons-in-laws...Robert Harrison was the son of Andrew Harrison and his wife Thomasine. Andrew Harrison was dead by 1685 (Old Rappahannock court Records). Robert b Oct. 23, 1674.
James married Priscilla HARRISON .
Children from this marriage were:
8 i. Spilsby DANIEL (born about 1765 in Bedford County, VA - died on 15 Mar 1851 in Clinton Co, KY)
ii. John DANIEL .
iii. James DANIEL Jr .
iv. Harrison DANIEL .
v. Wyatt DANIEL .
vi. Thomas DANIEL .
vii. Rebecca DANIEL .
17. Priscilla HARRISON, daughter of Robert HARRISON and Elizabeth WOFFENDALL , was born in 1707 in Richmond County, Virginia.
General Notes: General Notes: The parents and siblings of Priscilla Harrison were:
1. ROBERT HARRISON died Abt. 1720 in Richmond County. He married (1)ELIZABETH Woffendall. He married (2) MARY.
Children of ROBERT HARRISON and ELIZABETH: 2. i. PRISCILLA HARRISON, b. Essex County, VA.
ii. MARTHA HARRISON.
iii. MARY HARRISON.
iv. ROBERT AARON HARRISON.
v. WILLIAM HARRISON.
vi. GEORGE HARRISON.
Priscilla married James DANIEL .
18. John ASBERRY/ASBURY, son of Benjamin ASBURY/ASBERRY and Frances BROWN , was born in 1725 and died on 23 Mar 1812 in SB of Estate, Harrison County. (West) Virginia, at age 87.
General Notes: AFN: 8K3N-OH
John married Jean /Bolling BOWLING .
Children from this marriage were:
9 i. Sally ASBERRY (born in 1762 in Bedford CO, VA - died in 1859)
ii. Henry ASBURY was born in 1760 in Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia and died in Nov 1826 in Tazewell County Virginia, at age 66.
iii. Wyatt Boling ASBERRY/ASBURY was born on 10 May 1758 in Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia.
iv. George ASBERRY was born in 1756 in Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia and died before 28 Aug 1819 in Tazewell County Virginia, before age 63.
v. William Boling ASBERRY/ASBURY was born on 20 Jan 1755 in Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia and died in Cumberland County Kentucky.
vi. Margaret Mary "Mollie" ASBERRY/ASBURY was born on 20 Sep 1750 in Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia and died in Oct 1811 in Wood County West Virginia, at age 61.
19. Jean /Bolling BOWLING, daughter of Benjamin BOLLING and Mary LANHAM , was born in 1726 in Stafford County, Virginia and died in 1816 in Amherst County, Virginia, at age 90.
General Notes: JANE "JEAN BOWLING" BOLLING**** February 25, 1744/45 in Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co., VA, daughter of BENJAMIN BOLLING and MARY LANHAM/LATHAM. She was born Abt. 1726 in Stafford County,Virginia (Register of Overwharton Parish,Stafford County,Virginia-1723-1758 has her last name spelled as Boalin), and died 1774 in Amherst County, Virginia.
Jean married John ASBERRY/ASBURY .
20. William CRABTREE III, son of William CRABTREE II and Mary PYKE , was born on 22 Dec 1726 in Baltimore City, Maryland and died on 5 Mar 1777 in Saltville, WA, at age 50.
General Notes: Moved to Bedford County, Va about 1758. Received land grant of 378 acresin Bedford County on Cub Branch. Obtained 222 acres on Maggotty Creek inBedford County.
Moved to Washington County, Virginia, near Saltville.
Served in the Bedford County Militia.
Four sons served in the American Revolution
William Crabtree III, was among the most noted of the American Long Hunters,
he served in the Militia as well as in Lord Dunsmore's war as a scout.
He along with his brother John, his brother in law John James Poteet, went
to Bedford Co. VA. about 1756-57. Later he moved on th Washington Co. VA.
settling in the area where the city of Saltville now stands.
He received pay for services in the French and Indian War in 1758, in 1774
he served as Scout and Guard at an upper Fort. He reportedly was a Lt.
in the Battle of Kings Mountain under Gen. Campbell. He was reportedly
captured by the Indians and later escaped as recounted by John Carr.
He owned 98 Acres on North Fork, 5-26-1774, and 79 Acres on Rich Valley
North Fork Holston 12-5-1774.
Hannah Whitaker (Wife) b. 26 Mar 1729 in Baltimore Co. maryland
Marriage: 27 MAY 1746 in Baltimore Co. maryland
Children:
William IV CRABTREE b. 1748 in Baltimore Co. maryland
Abraham CRABTREE b. 6 Jun 1750 in Baltimore Co. maryland
Ruth Crabtree b. 1752
Issac CRABTREE b. 1757 in Baltimore Co. maryland
Jacob CRABTREE b. 1760 in Bedford Co. Va
James Crabtree b. 20 Feb 1762 in New London Bedford Co. Va
Job CRABTREE b. 19 Apr 1765 in Bedford Co. Virginia
Precilla Crabtree b. 1767 in Bedford Co. Va
Hannah Crabtree b. 17 Dec 1767 in Bedford Co. Va
Margaret Crabtree b. 1770 in Bedford Co. Va
Sarah Crabtree b. 1772 in Bedford Co. Va
John Crabtree b. 25 Aug 1774 in Saltworks Bedford Co. Va.
Note: William Crabtree III was paid five pounds and five shillingsforservice in the George II end Mililia Bedford. Census: 7-20-1768LandGrant 378 acres Bedford Co. Va. on Cub Branch of GillCreek. Census: Aftermarriage settled in Saltvi lle Va. whichstill exists. Census: Crazier'sContental Militia. Census: 1766200 acres Magatty Creek Bedford Co. Va.Event: 8-1774 recievedland Grant at Maiden Springs Station for service inLord Dunsmore's War. William , like his forebearers, was a succesfulfarmer, but land was getting scarce in Baltimore C o.The flood ofsettlers into the area had boosted land prices and reportswere that therewas a vast fertile valley to thesoutheast,where goodfarmland was available for the asking.This was the upper Shenandoah Valley and thevarious v alleys that comprise the Great Valley of Virginia. After theirfather's death, about 1758, the two brothers, William and John and theirbrother-in-law, James Poteet, with their families, went to BedfordCounty, Virginia (just east of pre sent day Roanoke, thewestern frontierof the Virginia Colony.William served in theBedford County Militiaprotecting the communith from frequentIndian attac ks, prevalent duringthe French and Indain War.Sometime between 1768 and 17 72, William andHannah moved withtheir family to Big Buffalo Lick in Washingto nCounty,Virginia, near where the town of Saltville now stands (presant daySmyth County). There was plenty of game,including elk,deer,bear andbuffalo, and plenty of good land forthe taking. William spent theremainder of his days there, a well known farmer and woodsman. He hadhundreds of acres on which he r aised cattle, sheep and a variety ofcrops. Four of his sons took a very active part in the AmericanRevolution.
William married Hannah WHITAKER on 27 May 1746 in St. John's Parrish, Baltimore, MD.
Children from this marriage were:
10 i. Abraham CRABTREE (born in 1752 in Baltimore City, Maryland - died on 5 Feb 1838 in Russel Co VA)
ii. Isaac CRABTREE was born in 1757 in Baltimore City, Maryland and died in 1847 in Wayne Co KY, at age 90.
iii. Jacob CRABTREE was born about 1759 in Bedford CO, VA and died on 19 Mar 1846 in Lee Co VA, about age 87.
iv. William CRABTREE IV was born in 1748 in Baltimore Co, Maryland and died on 5 Feb 1818 in Tazwell co VA, at age 70.
v. Ruth CRABTREE was born in 1752 in Bedford CO, VA and died in 1770 in Bedford CO, VA, at age 18.
vi. James CRABTREE was born on 20 Feb 1762 in Bedford CO, VA and died in 1823 in Washington Co., Illinois, at age 61.
vii. Job CRABTREE was born on 19 Apr 1765 in Bedford CO, VA and died on 12 Jan 1828 in Lee Co VA, at age 62.
viii. Priscilla CRABTREE was born in 1766 in Bedford CO, VA and died in Washington Co., VA.
ix. Hannah CRABTREE was born about 1678 in Bedford CO, VA and died in Washington Co Virginia.
x. Margaret CRABTREE was born in 1770 in Bedford CO, VA and died in Washington Co Virginia.
xi. Sarah CRABTREE was born about 1772 in Bedford CO, VA and died in Washington Co Virginia.
xii. John CRABTREE was born on 25 Aug 1774 in Bedford CO, VA and died on 23 Jul 1865 in Lee Co VA, at age 90.
21. Hannah WHITAKER, daughter of Abraham WHITAKER and Ann POTEET , was born 1729 mr 26 in Kingsville, MD and died in 1800.
Hannah married William CRABTREE III on 27 May 1746 in St. John's Parrish, Baltimore, MD.
22. Thomas LEWIS, son of James LEWIS and Unknown , was born in 1734 and died in 1755, at age 21.
Thomas married Jane IDDINGS .
The child from this marriage was:
11 i. Mary LEWIS (born in 1753 - died in 1829)
23. Jane IDDINGS, daughter of William IDDINGS and Mary MOORE , was born in 1735 and died in 1761, at age 26.
Jane married Thomas LEWIS .
32. James DANIEL II, son of James DANIEL and Mary UNKNOWN (DANIEL) , was born in 1680 and died in 1778, at age 98.
James married Mary CHAPMAN .
The child from this marriage was:
16 i. James DANIEL (born in 1725-1729 - died in 1764)
33. Mary CHAPMAN .
Mary married James DANIEL II .
34. Robert HARRISON, son of Andrew HARRISON and Thomasine WHITEHEAD , was born on 23 Oct 1674 and died in 1720, at age 46.
Robert married Elizabeth WOFFENDALL .
The child from this marriage was:
17 i. Priscilla HARRISON (born in 1707 in Richmond County, Virginia)
35. Elizabeth WOFFENDALL .
Elizabeth married Robert HARRISON .
36. Benjamin ASBURY/ASBERRY, son of Henry ASBURY and Martha DURANT , was born in 1695 in Westmoreland Co., VA and died in 1759 in Stafford County, Virginia, at age 64.
General Notes: Benjamin Asbury was under the guardianship of his brother--Thomas Asbury on
April 2,1714 (O.B. 1705-1721,page 239) but was of age & acting independently on
June 27,1717.
Benjamin Asbury,Sr. died sometime later in Prince William County,Virginia.
(which used to be Stafford County) after 1755.
Benjamin Asbury recorded a gift of a cow calf to his son-- John Asbury in Westmoreland
County,Virginia (Deeds and Wills Number 7,page 26) He last appears in the records of
Westmoreland County,Virginia on August 25,1735 (Q.B. 1732-1739) page 181) and moved
afterwards to Stafford County where the Overwharton Parish Register contains references
to him and his two sons John Asbury & Benjamin Asbury,Jr.
BENJAMIN4 ASBURY,SR.**** (MARTHA "MARY"3 DURRANT,2ND WIFE****, HENRY2, JOHN OR WILLIAM DURANT/DURRANT (POSSIBLE1 FATHER)) was born Abt. 1694 in Westmoreland County, Virginia (settled in Albemarle County,Virginia about 1761), and died 1759 in Stafford County or Prince William County,Virginia. He married FRANCES BROWN**** 1719 in Westmoreland County,Virginia, daughter of THOMAS BROWN and ELIZABETH THORNTON****. She was born Abt. 1698 in Westmoreland County, Virginia, and died May 8, 1755 in Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia.
Notes for BENJAMIN ASBURY,SR.****:
Benjamin Asbury was under the guardianship of his brother--Thomas Asbury on
April 2,1714 (O.B. 1705-1721,page 239) but was of age & acting independently on
June 27,1717.
Benjamin Asbury,Sr. died sometime later in Prince William County,Virginia.
(which used to be Stafford County) after 1755.
Benjamin Asbury recorded a gift of a cow calf to his son-- John Asbury in Westmoreland
County,Virginia (Deeds and Wills Number 7,page 26) He last appears in the records of
Westmoreland County,Virginia on August 25,1735 (Q.B. 1732-1739) page 181) and moved
afterwards to Stafford County where the Overwharton Parish Register contains references
to him and his two sons John Asbury & Benjamin Asbury,Jr.
Children of BENJAMIN ASBURY and FRANCES BROWN**** are:
12. i. WILLIAM5 ASBURY,SR.**, b. 1724, Overton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia; d. 1793, Overton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia.
13. ii. JOHN ASBURY****, b. Abt. 1720, Westmoreland Co, Virginia; d. Abt. 1806, Russell Co, Virginia.
14. iii. BENJAMIN ASBURY,JR., b. 1722, Westmoreland County,Virginia; d. Westmoreland County,Virginia.
iv. GEORGE ASBURY, b. Abt. 1723.
Benjamin married Frances BROWN .
Children from this marriage were:
ii. William ASBURY/ASBERRY Sr .
iii. Benjamin ASBURY/ASBERRY Jr was born in 1722 in Westmoreland Co., VA and died in Westmoreland Co., VA.
iv. George ASBURY/ASBERRY was born about 1723.
37. Frances BROWN, daughter of Thomas BROWN and Elizabeth THORNTON , was born about 1698 in Westmoreland County, Virginia and died on 8 May 1755 in Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia, about age 57.
General Notes: AFN: 8K34M-ZC
Frances married Benjamin ASBURY/ASBERRY .
38. Benjamin BOLLING was born in 1700-1704 in Stafford County, Maryland and died in 1767 in Stafford County, Maryland, at age 67.
Benjamin married Mary LANHAM on 27 Jul 1725 in St Paul's Parish, Stafford co Virginia.
Children from this marriage were:
ii. Benjamin BOLLING Jr was born on 3 Sep 1732 in Stafford County, Maryland.
iii. Elizabeth BOLLING was born in 1728 in Stafford County, Maryland.
iv. John BOLLING was born on 19 Nov 1734.
v. William BOLLING was born in 1735.
39. Mary LANHAM, daughter of John LANHAM and Mary WILLIAMS , was born in 1704 in Stafford County, Maryland and died on 5 Dec 1735 in Stafford County, Maryland, at age 31.
Mary married Benjamin BOLLING on 27 Jul 1725 in St Paul's Parish, Stafford co Virginia.
40. William CRABTREE II, son of William (The First) CRABTREE and Jane E HALSTEAD (PENDLETON) , was born on 15 Mar 1704 in malita England and died in 1774 in Washington Co Virginia, at age 70.
General Notes: Note: He came to America as an infant about 1705 with his parents.He followed in his fathers footsteps and farmed the fertile bottom lands of Northeast Maryland. He owned several hundred acres of land on which he raised livestock. tobacco and wheat.He had strong religious beliefs. On one occasion, he refused to pay for the services of a local teacher when he found out the teacher was a Catholic. William was a strong Protestant and could not condone this "Papist" instructing his children.When married he removed to Southwest Virginia. In 1730 William p urchased 100 acres in MD. Baltimore Co. Which was called "Begin". In 1738 a tract called"Brothers Lott" was surveyed as 95 acres in 1745. Thomas bought 18 acres from his brother William. On 8-4-1757 he sold James Perrin 100 acres called"Begin" on Deer Creek. On 9-16-1757, William and Thomas sold James Perrin 63 acres of "Brothers Lott".
William Crabtree II: William was the eldest son of William and Jane Crabtree, and was born in England and came to America as an infant in the year 1703.
Mary Pyke (Wife) b. 15 Nov 1707 in Baltimore Co. maryland
Marriage: 17 FEB 1725 in Kingsville, Baltimore Co. Maryland
Children:
William III CRABTREE b. 22 Dec 1726 in Baltimore Co. maryland
Elizabeth Crabtree b. 5 Nov 1728 in Kingsville, Baltimore Co. Maryland
Mary Virginia Crabtree b. 3 Dec 1730 in Kingsville, Baltimore Co.Maryland
John C. CRABTREE b. 28 Apr 1732 in Baltimore Co. maryland
Thomas Crabtree b. 7 Nov 1733 in Baltimore Co. maryland
William married Mary PYKE on 17 Feb 1725 in St John Church Baltimore Maryland.
Children from this marriage were:
ii. Elizabeth CRABTREE was born on 5 Nov 1728 in Baltimore City, Maryland and died on 20 Sep 1748, at age 19.
iii. Mary CRABTREE was born on 30 Dec 1730 in Baltimore City, Maryland.
iv. John CRABTREE was born on 28 Apr 1732 in Baltimore City, Maryland and died in Jan 1802 in Washington Co Virginia, at age 69.
v. Thomas CRABTREE was born on 7 Nov 1734 in Baltimore City, Maryland and died in Unknown.
41. Mary PYKE, daughter of William PYKE and Mary QUISMORE , was born after 1 Jan 1707 in Baltimore City, Maryland and died in Uniknown.
Mary married William CRABTREE II on 17 Feb 1725 in St John Church Baltimore Maryland.
42. Abraham WHITAKER, son of John WHITAKER and Catherine UNKNOWN (WHITAKER) , was born on 17 Sep 1702 in St George's Parish and died before 31 Dec 1739 in Baltimore MD, before age 37.
General Notes:
He was indicted for having an illegitimate child by Susanna Temple.Admin. Bond
posted Dec. 31 1739 and estate administered on 7 Sep 1741 by William Pikeand
wife Ann. In Aug 1743 children named were Abraham, Isaac, Peter, Hannah,Ann.
Susanna Temple (Wife)
1
Marriage: ABT. 1723
Children:
Michael Temple Whitaker b. 11 Jul 1724
Ann Poteet (Wife)
1
Marriage: 15 JUL 1725 in Baltimore County, MD
Children:
Isaac Whitaker
Peter Whitaker b. 7 Jul 1726 in St. John's Parish, Baltimore County, MD
Abraham Isaac Whitaker b. 11 Aug 1727 in St. John's Parish, BaltimoreCounty, MD
Hannah Whitaker b. 26 Mar 1729 in Kingsville, Baltimore County, MD
Ann Whitaker b. 1733 in Baltimore County, MD
Abraham married Ann POTEET .
Children from this marriage were:
21 i. Hannah WHITAKER (born 1729 mr 26 in Kingsville, MD - died in 1800)
ii. Peter WHITAKER was born in 1726 and died in Uniknown.
iii. Abraham WHITAKER Jr was born in 1727.
43. Ann POTEET, daughter of Peter POTEET and Rebecca Baker BOND , was born in 1704 and died in 1752, at age 48.
Ann married Abraham WHITAKER .
44. James LEWIS was born in 1705.
James married (name unknown).
The child from this marriage was:
22 i. Thomas LEWIS (born in 1734 - died in 1755)
46. William IDDINGS, son of Richard IDDINGS and Margaret CHARLES , was born in 1664 and died in 1738, at age 74.
William married Mary MOORE in 1707.
The child from this marriage was:
23 i. Jane IDDINGS (born in 1735 - died in 1761)
47. Mary MOORE was born in 1687 and died in 1765, at age 78.
Mary married William IDDINGS in 1707.
64. James DANIEL was born in 1664 and died before 17 Aug 1742, before age 78.
General Notes: James DANIEL The First was born in 1664 in England and died before 17 Aug 1742 in Essex County, VA.
General Notes: ESSEX COUNTY WILL BOOK 1735-1743
p. 380 IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN. I JAMES DANIEL of St. Ann's Parish in 380 Essex County being in perfect sence and memory praised be Almighty God for the same does make and Ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following (that is to say) First I give back my Soule Into the Merciful hands of my blessed Savior who gave it me And my body to the Earth to be decently buried at the discretion of my Exrx. hereafter named. And as for what worldly Estate It hath pleased God to bless me with I give and dispose of as followeth (Vizt) ITEM my will and desire is that all my just debts and funeral Expenses be first paid and is charged. ITEM I give unto my loving Son JAMES DANIEL one hundred and seventy acres of land thereon he now lives. ITEM I give unto my loving Son JOHN DANIEL one hundred acres of land where he has seated to be laid of with his Plantation. ITEM I give unto my loving Son William DANIEL one hundred acres of land with the plantation whereon I now live. ITEM my desire it that my Deare and loving Wife MARY DANIEL shall keep all and Singular my personal Estate. I also appoint my loving Wife MARY DANIEL sole Exrx. of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former wills by me or spoke in Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 7th day of June 1731.
JAMES DANIEL
In presence of us WILLIAM MILLER JOHN LONG, BLOUMFIELD LONG
BE IT REMEMBERED that at a Court held for Essex County at Tappa. on the 17th day of August 1742 This Last Will and Testament of JAMES DANIEL deced. was presented in Court by MARY DANIEL the Exrx therein named who made oath thereto And being duely proved by of the Witnesses Subscribing the same it was ordered to be recorded.
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Essex County on August 17, 1742. Will Book 6, pg. 380 dated June 7, 1731 & proved in court Aug. 17, 1742, St. Anne's Parish, Essex County, Virginia. The writer has a photocopy of the will. James of Essex claimed he was 30 years of age on 10 September 1694 -Essex County Records - 1692-95 page 315. James was living on land he bought from Robert Payne in 1704. He was the only Daniel listed on the list of tithables in Essex County. It has been suggested in documents that James Daniel of Essex was closely tied to Robert Payne, perhaps his son-in-law. Essex Co. VA records1717-1722 Pg. 15,16; however this is unlikely since Robert Payne was a general land speculator and sold to many county residents.
Pages 153-55 Va 19 Dec 1719 Robert Payne of St Annes Parish, Essex Co. to James Daniel of same. For 5400 Lbs of Tobacco and Lb 33.15 Sterling. 270 Acres in said parish upon the south side of Spearmans Swamp.....Line of James Hackley on the afforsaid swamp by the run side..... Land of Nathinal Conduitt.... (Thomas) Job Spearman's land....
Ro. Payne (Robert)
Wit. Thomas Spiers, Cornelious Clousum, John Tomee 15 Dec 1719 Possesion and seizin delievered to James Daniel 19 Jan 1719 (1720) Aknowleged by Roberet Payne, Moneca Payne relinquishes her right to dower.
The birthplace is speculation since most early ancestors were brought in from England; however, William "Bill" Daniel suggest Rappahannock, Va. It is noted in early families of Virginia that James Daniel was in Essex County in 1704.
Children from this marriage were:
+ 2 M i. James DANIEL II was born in 1680 and died in 1778 in St. Ann's Parrish, Essex County, VA, at age 98.
+ 3 M ii. William DANIEL was born between 1683-1687 in Essex County, VA and died in Jul 1765 in Essex/Caroline County, VA.
4 M iii. John DANIEL was born about 1687.
General Notes: The following is a direct copy from Heinemann 1949 Volume II and should be taken for what it is worth. I have assigned this John as the son of James and not his brother.
4) JOHN DANIEL, born C 1687; died A 1746. The information on this man is meager. Judge W. B. Newman reported that he and his wife, FRANCES, deeded land in Essex County, Va., July 1, 1746. It mentioned his brother, JAMES. Mr. Ray claims he was the JOHN DANIEL who left a will in Granville Co., N. C. in 1778. It mentioned his wife, CELIA, and a son, MARTIN DANIEL. His brother, WILLIAM DANIEL, was named executor. We cannot accept this, for the Judge Newman record shows the brother (3) JAMES DANIEL, died in 1742, and that the brother (2) WILLIAM DANIEL, had died in 1765. He married (???). They had: Nos. 30 to 34 reserved.
John married Frances _________ .
James married Mary UNKNOWN (DANIEL) .
The child from this marriage was:
32 i. James DANIEL II (born in 1680 - died in 1778)
65. Mary UNKNOWN (DANIEL) .
General Notes: General Notes: Mary's parents may have been William & Jane Clapham who were very close to James, I.
Mary married James DANIEL .
68. Andrew HARRISON, son of James HARRISON and Unknown , was born in 1686.
General Notes: Andrew Harrison, m Thomasine Whitehead, daughter of Richard Whitehead and his wife Thomasine HARRISON. (Worth Ray's COLONIAL GRANVILLE AND ITS PEOPLE, p 261) Thomasine Harrison was the daughter of HARMON HARRISON (p 258) who came to Jamestown on Christopher Newport's 3rd voyage in 1608-9. It was believed for a long time that Harmon died of disease, but after many years of study of the Harrison family, Mr. Ray believes that Harmon survived the Indian massacres, married a sister of ANDREW HILL, and became the ancestor of many of the Harrison who have puzzled genealogists for a long time
Andrew married Thomasine WHITEHEAD .
The child from this marriage was:
34 i. Robert HARRISON (born on 23 Oct 1674 - died in 1720)
69. Thomasine WHITEHEAD, daughter of Richard WHITEHEAD and Unknown .
Thomasine married Andrew HARRISON .
72. Henry ASBURY, son of Francis ASBURY and Mary POWELL , was born in 1652-1655 in Maryland and died after Feb 1705 in Westmoreland Co., VA, after age 53.
General Notes: Will: Westmoreland Co.,Virginia on February #,1706,probated April30,1707.
Left 630 acres to his three sons: 1.) Benjamin,2.) Henry, and 3.)ThomasAsbury.
He made bequests to his daughter,Catherine, and his wife Mary, and
Mary appointed executor of will.
Henry first apears in records of Westmoreland Records,Virginia
February 17,1678(Order Book 1675/76-1688/89,page 151)
Tradition inAsbury fanily is that he came from Maryland and is Confirmedin a
suit before the Maryland Prosional Court,June 16,1678 by John Palmeragainst
Thomas Robinson,late of St. Mary;s County, in which a promissory Notefrom
Robinson to Henry Asbury was in question.
(Archives ofMmaryland,Volume 67,pages 377-378)
2. HENRY2 DURRANT,1ST HUSBAND (JOHN OR WILLIAM DURANT/DURRANT (POSSIBLE1 FATHER)) was born 1638 in Washington County,North Carolina (name might be Durrett), and died Bet. September 1677 - February 26, 1778 in Westmoreland County,Virginia. He married SARAH UNKNOWN Abt. 1655 in Westmoreland County,Virginia (was Maryland at the time). She was born Abt. 1640 in Westmoreland County,Virginia, and died Bet. June 19 1709 - 1710 in Westmoreland County,Virginia.
Notes::
Vol I, page 524. 20 July 1658. George Durant, age 25 years or thereabouts.
Vol I, page 655. 28 September 1654, Salisbury Park (Northumberland County). Power of Attorney by Richd Cole to "my friend" Richd Browne to transact business. Witnessed by Will Overed, Tho Durant.
Vol I, page 252. D.W. & P, page 342. 10 November 1677. Westmoreland county. "William Storke late of this County dec'd., came to his death by sum sauallity --. That Abraham Taylor and Henry Durant did feloniously possess themselves with ye goods and all other ye estate of ye said William Storke Contrary to ye peace of our Soveraigne Lord ye King, doe continue ye said Estate in their possession. And Wee doe therefore upon suspect ye said Abraham Taylor and Henry Durant are murderously and felloneously guilty of ye death of ye said William Storke. Recorded ye 29 Sepr. 1677."
Notes for HENRY DURRANT,1ST HUSBAND:
Henry Durrant/Durant " Convicted of Murder !!!! " was found Guilty of Murder of William Storke !!!
on November 10,1677,in Westmoreland County,in fall of 1677 between September 26,1777,and
February 27,1678,when Sarah remarried to Thomas Staley
( Henry must have been Executed )********
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September 13,1670,Henry and Sarah Durant sold land to James Hardwick and Thomas Foster
of Westmoreland County,of 200 Acres part of the 500 Acres that Durant bought purchased of
Robert Cooper,which Cooper purchased from Richard Sturman,part of the 2,000 Acres granted
to Sturman by Sir William Berkeley,September 1670.
Acknowledged by Henry Durant and Sarah his wife.
September 13,1670 Henery and Sarah Durant unto James Hardwick and Thomas Foster
Henery (HD) Durant-- Sarah (ST) Durant 28 7br(Sept)1670.
Acknowledged by Henry Durant and Sara his wife.
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However Sarah did not give up her dower in the land at the time Henry Durrant last
appearsin the records September 26,1777,when he was sued by Joseph Smith,brother
and Executor of Jo.....smith,deceasedand by February 27,1678,rhe widow,Sarah Durrant,
was married to Thomas Staley.
Children were: Mary (married to Henry Asbury,Sr.) Henry,and Francis and George Durant.
Henry married Martha DURANT in 1679 in Cople Parish, Westmoreland Co VA.
Children from this marriage were:
ii. Catherine ASBURY was born in 1672.
iii. Henry ASBURY Jr was born in 1680 and died on 27 May 1740 in Westmoreland Co., VA, at age 60.
iv. Thomas ASBURY was born in 1690 in Westmoreland Co., VA and died before May 1734 in Richmond County, Virginia, before age 44.
v. George ASBURY was born in 1691.
vi. Anne ASBURY .
vii. John ASBURY was born in 1676 in Russell County, Virginia.
viii. Annie Nancy ASBURY was born about 1696 in Westmoreland Co., VA and died about Nov 1755, about age 59.
73. Martha DURANT, daughter of Henry DURANT and Sarah UNKNOWN (DURANT) , was born in 1655 in Westmoreland Co., VA and died after 19 Jun 1709, after age 54.
General Notes: 4. MARTHA "MARY"3 DURRANT,2ND WIFE**** (HENRY2, JOHN OR WILLIAM DURANT/DURRANT (POSSIBLE1 FATHER)) was born Abt. 1655 in Westmoreland County,Virginia, and died Aft. June 19, 1709 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. She married HENRY ASBURY,SR.****** Bet. 1672 - 1679 in Cople Parish,Westmoreland County, Virginia, son of FRANCES ASBURY and MARY POWELL****. He was born May 1650 in Kent County, Virginia ((Military service) from 17th Century Colonial Ancestors, and died February 3, 1705/06 in Westmoreland County, Virginia ((military service says he died 1707).
Notes for HENRY ASBURY,SR.******:
Will: Westmoreland Co.,Virginia on February #,1706,probated April 30,1707.
Left 630 acres to his three sons: 1.) Benjamin,2.) Henry, and 3.)Thomas Asbury.
He made bequests to his daughter,Catherine, and his wife Mary, and
Mary appointed executor of will.
Henry first apears in records of Westmoreland Records,Virginia
February 17,1678(Order Book 1675/76-1688/89,page 151)
Tradition inAsbury fanily is that he came from Maryland and is Confirmed in a
suit before the Maryland Prosional Court,June 16,1678 by John Palmer against
Thomas Robinson,late of St. Mary;s County, in which a promissory Note from
Robinson to Henry Asbury was in question.
(Archives ofMmaryland,Volume 67,pages 377-378)
Children of MARTHA DURRANT and HENRY ASBURY are:
5. i. BENJAMIN4 ASBURY,SR.****, b. Abt. 1694, Westmoreland County, Virginia (settled in Albemarle County,Virginia about 1761); d. 1759, Stafford County or Prince William County,Virginia.
6. ii. CATHERINE ASBURY, b. 1672, Westmoreland County,Virginia; d. 1738, Westmoreland County,Virginia.
iii. JOHN ASBURY, b. 1676, Russell County,Virginia (listed in 1690 Census) Census.
7. iv. HENRY ASBURY,JR., b. 1680, Westmoreland County,Virginia (will made February 3,1705/06) (probated May 27,1740); d. May 27, 1740, Westmoreland County,Virginia.
8. v. GEORGE ASBURY,SR., b. Abt. 1691, Overwharton Parish,Stafford County,Virginia; d. Overwharton Parish,Stafford County,Virginia.
9. vi. ANNE NANCY WALKER, b. Abt. 1696, Westmoreland County, Virginia; d. Abt. November 1755, Will made November10,1755,probated November 25,1755.
10. vii. WILLIAM ASBURY, b. 1783, Westmoreland County,Virginia.
11. viii. THOMAS ASBURY, b. Abt. 1690, Westmoreland Co., Virginia; d. Bef. May 1734, Richmond County,Virginia (used to be part of Westmoreland County !!!).
Martha married Henry ASBURY in 1679 in Cople Parish, Westmoreland Co VA.
74. Thomas BROWN, son of George BROWN and Francis ROWLAND , was born about 1674 in Westmoreland Co., VA and died after 14 Mar 1706 in Westmoreland Co., VA, after age 32.
Thomas married Elizabeth THORNTON .
Children from this marriage were:
ii. Thomas BROWN was born about 1700.
iii. George BROWN was born about 1700.
iv. Basil BROWN was born about 1703.
75. Elizabeth THORNTON, daughter of Luther THORNTON and Susanna SMITH , was born about 1680 in Northfarnham Parish, Richmond, Virginia and died in Richmond County, Virginia.
Elizabeth married Thomas BROWN .
78. John LANHAM .
John married Mary WILLIAMS .
The child from this marriage was:
79. Mary WILLIAMS .
Mary married John LANHAM .
80. William (The First) CRABTREE, son of Thomas James CRABTREE and Elizabeth Sarah WEBBER , was born on 6 Mar 1681 in Yourkshire, England and died on 10 Sep 1752 in Harford Co. Maryland, at age 71.
General Notes: Note: William and Jane Crabtree arrived in Baltimore County, Now Harford,in the colony of Maryland in 1705. Their tobacco plantation lay on the confluence of Deer Creek and Stout Bottle Branch in Gunpowder Hundred enarjoppa which was in the mainport. they belonged to copley parish which later became st.john's paris h ( chruch of England. later theProtestantEpiscopal Chruch). Four land grant s totaling 500 acres may bef ound in the Hall of Records in annapolis, Md. William Crabtree's will may also be found there. It is dated 1747, and names wife, Jane and children. it is interesting to note that in his will he leaves an Irish Servant lad called Alexander Anderson to his wife; and another servant to son Thomas and a negro boy called Duke to his son John. The decendants of William located in Washington County, Va. and later decendants of this branch located in Kentucky and Tennessee. One of the Washington County family was James Crabtree.
William Crabtree came to America in 1703. William was bonded to James Hogg from 1698-1703 as a Husbandman. Jame Holsted was bonded to James Hogg from 1698-1703. According to family tradition William Crabtree brought his wife Jane, and infant son to America and they settled along Deer Creek, which flows into the Susquehanna River near Port Deposit. The Crabtrees were members of the Church of England and attended the Anglican church in Old Joppatowne, MA. The Crabtree family grew and prospered in the New World. William increased his land holdings and was even able to purchase the services of an Irish indentured servant name Alexander Anderson. William had a second servant as referred to in his will plus a Negro who may have been an indentured servant or possibly a slave On October 12, 1716, William received a grant of land 'Patent FF #7' of l00 acres in Baltimore County, Maryland. This tract of land called "Labour" lay in Baltimore CO. in Wood Forest. The deed states "beginning at a bounded white oak Standing in a bottom branch of Deer Creek...."
Several years later on April 1725, he had l00 acres surveyed which he had purchased from Thomas Bond on the south side of Deer Creek. This land was located on a ridge between Winters Run and Deer Creek beginning at three chestnuts being the bounds of Abraham Whitacres land.
William Crabtree I died on or before September 10, 1756 in Baltimore County, MA. He had made his will almost 10 years before in 1747
Jane E. HALSTEAD (PENDELTON) (Wife) b. 6 Jun 1687 in Midship England
Marriage: 3 MAY 1703 in Midgby, Middop, Yourkshire, England
Children:
William II CRABTREE b. 15 Mar 1703 in Malita, England
Thomas CRABTREE b. 12 Oct 1707 in St. Johns Parish, Deer Creek
Grace Mary Crabtree b. 29 May 1711 in St. Johns Parish, Deer Creek
Ann B. CRABTREE b. 15 Jan 1714 in Harford Co. Maryland
James B. CRABTREE b. 20 Feb 1716 in Kingsville, Baltimore County,Maryland
John CRABTREE Sr. b. 5 Sep 1718 in St. Johns Parish, Deer Creek
Elizabeth B. Crabtree b. 13 Dec 1720 in St. Johns Parish, Deer Creek
Samuel Crabtree b. 25 Jul 1725 in St. Johns Parish, Deer Creek
An abstract of Wm. Crabtree's will is as follow:
I, William Crabtree of Baltimore County in the Providence of Maryland, being weak and sick in body, but in perfect sound mind and memory thanks be give to Almighty God, therefore but calling to mind the uncertain state of this transitory life do for the better settlement of my temporal affairs and disposal of such Estate as God has blessed me withal, make and ordain this may last will and testament revoking and thereby disannulling all former will or wills, testament or testaments by me heretofore made and herby constituting and appointing this present writing to contain my last Will and Testament, which I make as follows, Viz:
I give and bequeath to my loving wife Jane Crabtree my dwelling plantation with one hundred and fifty acres of land of the Southern most and during her natural life or widowhood that shall first happen then to go to my son, William Crabtree, his heirs and assigns forever. I likewise give and bequeath unto my loving wife Jane Crabtree one Irish serving lad called Alexander Anderson, during her widowhood then to go to my son William Crabtree,
2nd, I give and bequeath to my son, Thomas Crabtree, one servant man that Samuel Webb owes me, to him and his heirs and assigns.
3rd. I give and bequeath to my son John Crabtree one hundred and fifty acres of land adjoining to where he now lives, being the northeast part to him, his heirs and assigns forever.
I also give and bequeath to my son, John Crabtree, one Negro boy called Duke to him, his heirs and assigns forever, but my will is that my son John Crabtree shall pay unto his brother, James Crabtree, Five Pounds current money in goods and chattels.
And also unto his brother Samuel Crabtree Five pounds current money in goods and Chattels.
And as for the remaining part of my Estate, personable Estate, my will and mind is that my wife, Jane Crabtree, shall have her equal thirds out of it and the remainder to be equally shared betwixt my five sons, and three daughters, share and share alike without any administration.
I further appoint that my wife, Jane Crabtree, and 5 sons and 3 daughters shall at an equal share in paying all my just debts and burying in a decent manner. In witness whereof I shall to this present writing containing one side and piece of paper, set my hand and affix my seal the day and year above written. His William X Crabtree Mark Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of Thomas Bond, Jacob Bond and Rebecca Pattee. This will was probated on October 9, 1756 by the oath of Jacob Bond. Jane Crabtree died March 17, 1759 in Baltimore County, Maryland.
William married Jane E HALSTEAD (PENDLETON) on 3 May 1703.
Children from this marriage were:
40 i. William CRABTREE II (born on 15 Mar 1704 in malita England - died in 1774 in Washington Co Virginia)
ii. Thomas CRABTREE was born on 12 Oct 1707 in Kingsville Baltimore County Maryland; and died on 3 Aug 1774 in Orange County, North Carolina, at age 66.
iii. Grace Mary CRABTREE was born on 29 May 1711 in Kingsville Baltimore County Maryland; and died in Unknown.
iv. Ann CRABTREE was born on 15 Jan 1714 in Kingsville Baltimore County Maryland;.
v. James CRABTREE was born on 20 Feb 1716 in Baltimore Co, Maryland and died in Aug 1784 in Old Town Creek Washington Co Maryland, at age 68.
vi. John CRABTREE was born on 20 Feb 1716 in Deer Creek Baltimore Co Maryland.
vii. Elizabeth CRABTREE was born on 13 Dec 1720 in Kingsville Baltimore County Maryland;.
viii. Samuel CRABTREE was born on 25 Jul 1725 in Kingsville Baltimore County Maryland;.
81. Jane E HALSTEAD (PENDLETON), daughter of James HALSTEAD and Grace COURTNEY , was born on 6 Jun 1687 in Mipship England and died on 17 Mar 1759 in Maryland, at age 71.
General Notes: Jane was for several years (until she was 16) an indenturedservent. Shewas " bounded" to Captain James Hogg.
Jane married William (The First) CRABTREE on 3 May 1703.
82. William PYKE .
William married Mary QUISMORE .
The child from this marriage was:
41 i. Mary PYKE (born after 1 Jan 1707 in Baltimore City, Maryland - died in Uniknown)
83. Mary QUISMORE .
Mary married William PYKE .
84. John WHITAKER, son of Arran WHITAKER and Unknown , was born in 1661 in Hartford Maryland and died in 1713, at age 52.
John married Catherine UNKNOWN (WHITAKER) in 1685.
Children from this marriage were:
ii. Elizabeth WHITAKER was born in 1687 and died in 1758, at age 71.
iii. Ruth WHITAKER was born in 1690 and died in Unknown.
iv. John WHITAKER was born in 1691 and died in 1720, at age 29.
v. Charles WHITAKER was born in 1693 and died in 1739, at age 46.
vi. Peter WHITAKER was born in 1696 and died in 1777, at age 81.
vii. Sarah WHITAKER was born in 1699.
85. Catherine UNKNOWN (WHITAKER) was born in 1665 and died in 1715, at age 50.
Catherine married John WHITAKER in 1685.
86. Peter POTEET, son of Francis POTEET and Mary Elizabeth CARRAWAY , was born in 1668 and died in 1740, at age 72.
Peter married Rebecca Baker BOND .
The child from this marriage was:
43 i. Ann POTEET (born in 1704 - died in 1752)
87. Rebecca Baker BOND was born in 1665 and died in 1758, at age 93.
Rebecca married Peter POTEET .
92. Richard IDDINGS was born in 1635 and died in 1726, at age 91.
Richard married Margaret CHARLES in 1662.
The child from this marriage was:
46 i. William IDDINGS (born in 1664 - died in 1738)
93. Margaret CHARLES was born in 1636 and died in 1683, at age 47.
Margaret married Richard IDDINGS in 1662.
136. James HARRISON, son of Harmon HARRISON and Sister Of Andrew HILL .
James married (name unknown).
The child from this marriage was:
68 i. Andrew HARRISON (born in 1686)
138. Richard WHITEHEAD .
Richard married (name unknown).
The child from this marriage was:
69 i. Thomasine WHITEHEAD
144. Francis ASBURY was born in 1620 in England and died in 1682 in Kent Maryland, at age 62.
Francis married Mary POWELL on 25 Apr 1675 in London England.
The child from this marriage was:
72 i. Henry ASBURY (born in 1652-1655 in Maryland - died after Feb 1705 in Westmoreland Co., VA)
145. Mary POWELL was born in 1632 in Kent Endland.
Mary married Francis ASBURY on 25 Apr 1675 in London England.
146. Henry DURANT, son of John DURANT and Unknown , was born in 1638 in Washington County North Carolina and died between Sep 1677 and 26 Feb 1778 in Westmoreland Co., VA, about age 39.
General Notes: HENRY2 DURRANT,1ST HUSBAND (JOHN OR WILLIAM DURANT/DURRANT (POSSIBLE1FATHER)) was born 1638 in Washington County,North Carolina (name might beDurrett), and died Bet. September 1677 - February 26, 1778 in Westmoreland County,Virginia. He married SARAH UNKNOWN Abt. 1655 in Westmoreland County,Virginia (was Maryland at the time). She was born Abt. 1640 in Westmoreland County,Virginia, and died Bet. June 19 1709 -1710 in Westmoreland County,Virginia.
Notes:: Vol I, page 524. 20 July 1658. George Durant, age 25 years orthereabouts. Vol I, page 655. 28 September 1654, Salisbury Park (NorthumberlandCounty). Power of Attorney by Richd Cole to "my friend" Richd Browne totransact business. Witnessed by Will Overed, Tho Durant.
Vol I, page 252. D.W. & P, page 342. 10 November 1677. Westmorelandcounty. "William Storke late of this County dec'd., came to his death bysum sauallity --. That Abraham Taylor and Henry Durant did feloniouslypossess themselves with ye goods and all other ye estate of ye saidWilliam Storke Contrary to ye peace of our Soveraigne Lord ye King, doecontinue ye said Estate in their possession. And Wee doe therefore uponsuspect ye said Abraham Taylor and Henry Durant are murderously andfelloneously guilty of ye death of ye said William Storke. Recorded ye 29Sepr. 1677."
Notes for HENRY DURRANT,1ST HUSBAND:
Henry Durrant/Durant " Convicted of Murder !!!! " was found Guilty of Murder of William Storke !!! on November 10,1677,in Westmoreland County,in fall of 1677 between September 26,1777,and February 27,1678,when Sarah remarried to Thomas Staley
( Henry must have beenExecuted )
September 13,1670,Henry and Sarah Durant sold land to James Hardwick andThomas Foster of Westmoreland County,of 200 Acres part of the 500 Acres that Durantbought purchased of Robert Cooper,which Cooper purchased from Richard Sturman,part of the2,000 Acres granted
to Sturman by Sir William Berkeley,September 1670.
Acknowledged by Henry Durant and Sarah his wife.
September 13,1670 Henery and Sarah Durant unto James Hardwick and ThomasFoster
Henery (HD) Durant-- Sarah (ST) Durant 28 7br(Sept)1670.
Acknowledged by Henry Durant and Sara his wife.
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However Sarah did not give up her dower in the land at the time HenryDurrant last
appearsin the records September 26,1777,when he was sued by JosephSmith,brother
and Executor of Jo.....smith,deceasedand by February 27,1678,rhewidow,Sarah Durrant,
was married to Thomas Staley.
Children were: Mary (married to Henry Asbury,Sr.) Henry,and Francis andGeorge Durant.
Children of HENRY DURRANT and SARAH UNKNOWN are:
4. i. MARTHA "MARY"3 DURRANT,2ND WIFE****, b. Abt. 1655, WestmorelandCounty,Virginia; d. Aft. June 19, 1709, Westmoreland County, Virginia.
ii. HENRY DURRANT,JR., b. Abt. 1657.
iii. FRANCIS DURRANT, b. Abt. 1659.
iv. GEORGE DURRANT, b. Abt. 1661.
Henry married Sarah UNKNOWN (DURANT) .
The child from this marriage was:
73 i. Martha DURANT (born in 1655 in Westmoreland Co., VA - died after 19 Jun 1709)
147. Sarah UNKNOWN (DURANT) was born in 1640 in Westmoreland Co., VA and died before 19 Jun 1709-1710 in Westmoreland Co., VA, before age 69.
Sarah married Henry DURANT .
148. George BROWN was born in 1624 in Westmoreland Co., Virginia and died in Westmoreland Co., Virginia.
George married Francis ROWLAND .
The child from this marriage was:
149. Francis ROWLAND, daughter of John ROWLAND and Margaret BAILEY , was born in Westmoreland Co., Virginia and died in Westmoreland Co., Virginia.
Francis married George BROWN .
150. Luther THORNTON .
Luther married Susanna SMITH .
The child from this marriage was:
151. Susanna SMITH .
Susanna married Luther THORNTON .
160. Thomas James CRABTREE, son of Samuel CRABTREE and Unknown , was born in 1659 and died in Uniknown.
Thomas married Elizabeth Sarah WEBBER in 1681.
Children from this marriage were:
ii. Sarah M CRABTREE was born about 1674.
iii. John Joseph CRABTREE was born about 1676 and died in Uniknown.
iv. Leiws CRABTREE was born about 1678 and died in Uniknown.
v. Charlotte CRABTREE was born about 1680 and died in Uniknown.
161. Elizabeth Sarah WEBBER died in Uniknown.
Elizabeth married Thomas James CRABTREE in 1681.
162. James HALSTEAD .
James married Grace COURTNEY .
The child from this marriage was:
163. Grace COURTNEY .
Grace married James HALSTEAD .
168. Arran WHITAKER was born in 1640.
Arran married (name unknown).
The child from this marriage was:
84 i. John WHITAKER (born in 1661 in Hartford Maryland - died in 1713)
172. Francis POTEET was born about 1643 and died before 1692, before age 49.
Francis married Mary Elizabeth CARRAWAY in 1667.
The child from this marriage was:
86 i. Peter POTEET (born in 1668 - died in 1740)
173. Mary Elizabeth CARRAWAY .
Mary married Francis POTEET in 1667.
272. Harmon HARRISON, son of John HARRISON and Susannah UNKNOWN (HARRISON) .
General Notes: Harmon Harrison was the son of Susannah and ______ Harrison of London. General Francis Burton Harrison, Gov. Gen. Of the Philippines in the administration of Woodrow Wilson, in an article in Vol. 51, p 160 of A MAGAZINE OF HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY, makes public for the first time in 1943, an abstract of the will of Jeffry Harrison, proved in London Dec. 17, 1605, in which he mentions his mother Susanna and the following brothers and sisters: William, Robert, HARMOND, THOMASINE Clere, Ann Reynolds.
Harmon married Sister Of Andrew HILL .
The child from this marriage was:
136 i. James HARRISON
273. Sister Of Andrew HILL .
Sister married Harmon HARRISON .
292. John DURANT was born in 1600-1610 in London England.
General Notes: 1. JOHN OR WILLIAM DURANT/DURRANT (POSSIBLE1 FATHER) was born Bet. 1600 - 1610 in London England (was John a Quaker like his George??), and died in London England. He married UNKNOWN Abt. 1630 in England. She was born in London England, and died in London England.
Notes for JOHN OR WILLIAM DURANT/DURRANT (POSSIBLE FATHER):
Say that this John Durant is a a Parson (a minister) Maybe a Quaker Minister???
Others say John Durant was a member of Pariament !!
Some say these Durant/Durand came from Flemming and moved to Essex County,England in 1695
A Thomas Durant was in Westmoreland in 1654 ( Could this be his son also?) and Henry also??
" Henry Durant was convicted of murder " of William Storke, on November 10,1677 !!!
Thomas & Winifred Durant in Westmoreland County in 1691,1693,1695.
In 1656--John Durant was in Westmoreland County,Virginia.
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Hugenot Society says the Durant/Durand family came from Flemming County to
Essex County,Virginia in 1695.
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Was this a Quaker family??????? as his son George was a Quaker !!!
Are John Durant,born 1610?? and William Durant,born 1600, brothers?????????
Children of JOHN FATHER) and UNKNOWN are:
2. i. HENRY2 DURRANT,1ST HUSBAND, b. 1638, Washington County,North Carolina (name might be Durrett); d. Bet. September 1677 - February 26, 1778, Westmoreland County,Virginia.
3. ii. GEORGE B. DURRANT (BROTHER?), b. October 1, 1632, Blocklee,County Worchesther, England); d. January 1692/93, Albemarle County,North Carolina.
iii. THOMAS DURRANT(BROTHER?), b. Abt. 1630, Westmoreland Co., Virginia (born in England)(living in Westmoreland County in 1654); m. WINIFRED UNKNOWN; b. Westmoreland Co., Virginia.
iv. JOHN DURRANT(BROTHER?), b. Westmoreland Co., Virginia (born in England) (living in Westmoreland in 1656).
John married (name unknown).
The child from this marriage was:
298. John ROWLAND .
General Notes: John Rowland was the immigrant from England.
John married Margaret BAILEY .
The child from this marriage was:
149 i. Francis ROWLAND (born in Westmoreland Co., Virginia - died in Westmoreland Co., Virginia)
299. Margaret BAILEY .
Margaret married John ROWLAND .
320. Samuel CRABTREE, son of William Thomas CRABTREE and Rebecca UNKNOWN (CRABTREE) , was born about 1637 and died on 7 Jul 1700, about age 63.
Samuel married (name unknown).
The child from this marriage was:
160 i. Thomas James CRABTREE (born in 1659 - died in Uniknown)
544. John HARRISON, son of Robert HARRISON and Elizabeth FITZGEFFERIES , was born in 1553.
John married Susannah UNKNOWN (HARRISON) .
The child from this marriage was:
272 i. Harmon HARRISON
545. Susannah UNKNOWN (HARRISON) .
Susannah married John HARRISON .
640. William Thomas CRABTREE, son of William CRABTREE and Grace UNKNOWN (CRABTREE) , was born on 19 Sep 1610 and died in Unknown.
William married Rebecca UNKNOWN (CRABTREE) .
Children from this marriage were:
320 i. Samuel CRABTREE (born about 1637 - died on 7 Jul 1700)
ii. Thomas CRABTREE Jr was born on 1 Jan 1649 in England.
iii. Mignon CRABTREE was born about 1636 and died in Uniknown.
iv. David CRABTREE was born about 1640 and died in Uniknown.
v. Anna Marie CRABTREE was born about 1642.
vi. John CRABTREE was born about 1644 and died in Uniknown.
vii. Rebecca CRABTREE was born about 1646 and died in Uniknown.
641. Rebecca UNKNOWN (CRABTREE) was born about 1610 and died in Uniknown.
Rebecca married William Thomas CRABTREE .
