Paulette and Johnson Family
Cullember-Cullumber
Colember-Culumber
The Paulette and Johnson Families
Ancestors of Elizabeth Pollet, wife of William Lilly of Virginia
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Edmund
Lilly and Ann Flippen of Goochland, Albemarle, and Fluvanna
Counties, Virginia
William
Lilly. son of Edmund
Lilly, and William's wife, Elizabeth Pollet. Her name is in the
consent form for her son, Armiger Lilly, to marry Rebecca Hutchinson.
Armiger
Lilly, son of William Lilly and his wife, Rebbecca Hutchinson moved to
Ross County, Ohio.[parents
of the Lilly children who married into the Cullumber and Clover
families in Franklin and Madison Counties, Ohio.]
Armiger Lilly and Rebecca Hutchinson married 23 Dec 1800, Fluvanna Co,
VA Consent: parents William Lilly and Elizabeth Pollet.
----Marriage Bonds of Fluvanna County, Virginia (prior to
1801), Copied from original and compiled by Kate S. Curry and Emma
Curry, copy at DAR Library, DC (does not state whether this is bond,
license or marriage date)
Bond: Wm Hutchinson
Armiger needed
permission to marry so was under 21 .
Elizabeth Pollet was the daughter
of Thomas Pawlett and Semiramis
Johnson. Semiramis Johnson was the daughter of Thomas Johnson.
There were several men by that name, but ours may have been the
son of Edward Johnson. This we can prove. Anything past
that is hopeful speculation. However, I have gathered here
all the research that I have so far on the Pawlet and the Johnson
families. Perhaps someone has a tidbit which will tie this
together.
There were
Pawletts in Jamestown but I
have come to the sad conclusion
that although we might be related to them, we are probably not
descended from the
Pawletts in Jamestown. However, before I decided that, I
collected an enormous quantity of information on this family. I
may turn out to be wrong so am keeping it here for your reading
pleasure. The only person mentioned here who is even possible as
an ancestor is Chideck
Pawlett listed as a brol in the will of Thomas Paulett. This would be
brother in law. However, that could have meant what we would call
a
half brother. Terminology about these things was different then. There is also a small chance that we are
descended from his brother. It is such a long shot I have not
tried to trace him further. For about all that exists about these
men in Jamestown see Paulettes in
Jamestown
Pawlet,
Paulet, Pollet, Pawlett, Paulett, Pollet, Polet, Paulette, etc,
Problems.
The early spelling of the name varied. Please note
that correct
spelling is
a Twentieth Century concept and literacy was in short supply in the
early days of the colonies.
The Thomas Pawlett who arrived in
Jamestown in 1618, was the grandson of William Paulet, 1st Marquess of Winchester,
lord treasurer. He died 1572
aged
97,
with 103 descendants. He was descended from Edward I. For
much more on this noble family see Marquess of Winchester.
Miscellaneous
Pawletts
Early Virginia Marriages, by
Paul Corzier, page 170
Paulet, etc
Ann
married Edward Clark
Frances m. William Staples
Richard m. before September 1778, Caty
Smith, dau of Thomas Ballard and Anne (Merriweather) Smith, proven by
est. sett. of Anne Smith of that date, Louisa County, VA, page 412.
Richard married 10 January 1781,
Catherine Smith, both of Louisa, Douglas Register, page 20, Louisa,
pages 264, 279
William married 3 February 1774, Sarah
Martin, Lousia County, mar Rec.
Abstracts of Early Louisa Co, VA Will
Books
1743-1819, Chappeliar and Hatch, 1964 p 29
Will book 2 p 122. Will of Thomas
Paulett of Trinity Parish.
Dated 7 June 1771, Proved 11 Nov 1771
Names wife Elizabeth Paulett, sons Thomas, Richard, Henry, John, David,
Wm, Daughter Mary; Exec: Sons Wm and Richard Ex. Also names
wife's son John Christmas. Wit: William Trimmeer, Elias Thomason (his X
mark), Sig: Thomas Paulett.
p 123, Bond of William Paulett Exec of est of Thomas Paulett. Bondsmen:
Thos Johnson, Nath'l Anderson. Dated/Rec 11 Nov 1771. Amt 1000
pounds. Signed William Paulett, Thomas Johnson, Nathl Anderson.
Records of Colonial
Gloucester County, Virginia, (Newport News, Va. :: Mrs. G.C.
Mason,
1948)
Pawlett
Volume 1 page 28
Patents: Anthony Elliott, Lieut. Col. Book Two, page 358, 200 acres, in
Gloucester County, 29 January 1651: At Ware Point and Mockjack Bay
adjoining Mr. Boswell, and WM. Dudley to and including all the marshes
Head rights: Ann Frimer, Wm. Morgan, Henry Pawlett, Barnaby.
Johnson
Problems
I have attempted to include here all known public
sources on Edward Johnson, and his son Thomas Johnson, Thomas's
daughter
Semiramis who was the wife of Thomas Paulett, father of Elizabeth
Paullet who was the wife of William Lilly. I have done this
because in most cases the families are from burned counties so that the
public material is strictly limited in nature. The only other
possibilities for research would be family records or records out of
other counties showing a connection. Since information is so limited I
have
included all mentions of the surname within the county in which the
ancestor was living. I have noted all occurrences of
Paulet, any spelling, New Kent, Hanover, Louisa Co up to 1780. I
have noted all occurrences of Johnson in New Kent Co, Hanover, Louisa
up to about 1745. I have also noted all occurrences in surviving parish
record books for these times in these areas.
Edward Johnson was in New Kent Co in 1680. New Kent Co was formed from
York and James City Counties in 1654. New Kent County was unlucky
enough to lose all of its records in various fires, first in 1787 the
courthouse burned, then the remaining records were burned in the
infamous 1865 Richmond fire. The only extant public record
relating to the 17th and early 18th centuries are the Parish Register
and Vestry book for St Peter's Parish. Each of the early parishes
was required to keep meticulous records of births, marriages and
deaths. However, few of these registers have survived to this
day. Luckily, St Peter's registry book as well as the vestry book
survived. The introduction of the reprint quoted below says that St
Peter's was founded arond 1678 as a division of Blissland Parish.
Since the records in the register start earlier, they must have been
filled in at the beginning.
From the Register of St Peter's
Parish, Va 1680-1787, reprinted by the
National Society of Colonial Dames, Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing
Co, 1966:
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p 17 Thomas ye sone of Edwd Johnson Eliz--nat ye 5 of May & bapt ye
30 of ye instant, 1680.
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Eliz. daughter of Edwd Johnson Eliz---Nat ye 7th of July and baptised
ye 6th of August, 1682.
Penelope Daughter of Edwd Johnson Eliz. na-- ye 4 day of Agost &
bapt. ye 2 of ye instant, 1684.
Rachell Daughter of Edwd Johnson and Eliz. his wife nt ye 8 of Dec
& bapt. ye 2 of Jan'y, 1686-7
Rebecca daughter of Edwd Johnson Born the 8 _____ and Baptised the 11
November, 1698.
Anne dau of Wm Johnson by Sarah Baptised 16 Aprill, 1699.
Tho. son of Anthony Johnson baptised the 9 Dec, 1694.
William son of William Johnson baptised the 31 Aug 1701.
Benjamin son of Edwd Johnson borne the 17 August 1701.
John son of John Johnson baptised ye 22 Nov 1702.
Benj. son of Wm Johnson baptised Aprill 18, 1705
Massie Johnson of John Johnson Bapt ye 5 Febry. 1705.
Anne Daughter of Michel Johnson baptised ye 12 Febry. 1705.
p 18 Collins son of William Johnson Baptised February ye 4th, 170_.
Agnes Daughter of Michael Johnson baptised 2nd April 1708.
Robt son of Jno Johnson baptised the 2nd April 1708.
Sarah Daughter of Michael Johnson Bapt. Oct ye 12th 1707.
Jacob son of Alex. Johnson born September, 1708.
Cicely Daughter of Wm Johnson baptised Dec ye 3d, 1711.
Richman son of Alex. Johnson baptised April ye 27th, 1712.
Thomas son of John Johnson Born 7br 11th, 1714.
p 23 Daniell son of Michal Johnson Baptised ye 16 May 1699.
p 62 Elizth Johnson died 20 Feb 1725-6.
Sarah ye wife of Wm Johnson departed this life 8br ye 28th, 1711.
William Johnson departed this life November ye 6th, 1714.
p 88 William Willis Johnson son of John Johnson of Blissland Parish
Born Jan ye 3rd, 1716-7.
Jno. son of Jno. Johnson born March 1st, 1724-5.
Mary daughter of Frans Johnson born Feb 9th, 1725-6.
Wm son of Wm & Mary Johnson born June ye 9th & Bapt. July ye
79th, 1728.
Franc son of Franc & Jane Johnson born May ye 25th, 1728.
p 89 Mary Dau of James & Jane Johnson born May 2d bapt. June 7,
1730.
Isaac son of Frances & Jane Johnson born Feb 5th, 1729-30.
Richard son of Abram & Jane Johnson born Jan 18th, 1729-30.
p 115 Benjamin son of Francis & Jane Johnson b. 13 Mar 1734.
p 118 Archer son of Matthew & Judith Johnson Born 27 Dec Bap 1 Feb
1735.
p 119 John son of William & Mary Johnson Born 6 Feb, Bap 14 Mar
1735.
p 128 Absalom son of Matthew and Judith Johnson b 30 May bap 10 Jul
1737.
p 130 Jane dau of James & Jane Johnson b: 6 Aug Bap 9 Sep 1737.
p 134 Hannah dau of Wm & Mary Johnson b 10 Jul Bap 16 Feb 1738.
p 139 James son of Matthew & Judith Johnson b 3 Apr bap 6 May 1739.
p 163 Milley cau of Matthew & Judith Johnson b 7 May 1753.
Benjamin son of Thomas & Eliz Johnson born Aug'st 12 baptized
Sept'r 30 1753.
Susanna Dau of Matthew & Judith Johnson b Nv'r 6, baptized Jan'ry
11 1756.
Patty dau of Thomas & Elizabeth Johnson b 24 Jan 1756.
Jacob son of Tobias & Eliza Johnson born 23 Jan bap 29 May 1757.
Cicely dau of Thomas & Eliz Johnson born Jan'ry 2, bap 2 Apr 1758
Mary Dau of Tobias & Eliz Johnson b 3 Feb bap 16 Apr 1758.
Isaac son of Thos & Eliz Johnson born 29 May bap 8 Jul.
The vestry book of St Peter's Parish has also survived. Most of
the vestry book is taken up by lists of processioning.
Processioning was an attempt to make the boundaries of each person's
land so well known that no one would be able to change the markers.
This was supposed to avoid long expensive law suits. So a group
of citizens would make a procession around everyone's land. The
vestry books note that certain individuals were sent out to procession
the lands of certain individuals. The individuals returned and
gave a statement that they had done so or had not been able to because
they could not find the boundaries. Processioning was usually
done every 4 years. This material is useful in trying to tell who
lived in certain areas at certain times. There are no vital
records in these vestry books. The records of the vestry book start
about 1685. The following entries are taken from the Vestry Book
and Register of St Peter's Parish New Kent and James City Counties, VA
1684-1786, Va State Library, Richmond, 1937.
p 21 At Vestry dated 4 May 1689, Edwd Johnson was called as a
Processioner.
p 22 Vestry dated 4 may 1689, Corll Johnson was called as a
processioner.
p 57 Vestry 18 Dec 1697 Michaell Johnson was one of those called to
help clear the "roades" in the precinct by order of the court. William
Johnson was also called in another precinct.
p 89 Vestry 27 "ffebr" 1702/3 "Peter Masse upon his motion to this
vestrey is ordered to his tithables the tithables on mr edloes
plantation John Johnes and michael Johnson."
p 86-87 Elizabeth Johnson a poor woman was to be provided clothing,
meat, drink, etc. Vestry dated 23 Sep 1702.
p 163 Money to Jno Guilam for Keeping Eliz Johnsons child. Vestry 21
Nov 1715.
p 164 Money to James Smith for Keeping Elisabeth Johnson. Vestry 18 Nov
1717.
p 166, 167, 170,173, 177, 180, 181, 184, 189, 191, 193, 194, 195, 197,
198 has similiar entries.
p 204 Money to Saml Ossling for keeping Elizth Johnson & for her
burial. Vestry dated 29 7ber 1726.
p 162 Money to Thomas Martin for Keeping Alexr Johnsons child. Vestry
21 Nov 1715.
p 186 Vestry 19 Nov 1722 "A kitchen at the Glebe to be built by John
Johnson & John Careless 20 feet long.....agreed to pay said Workmen
the just and full summ of one thousand pounds of Tobacco....
p 307 Vestry 24 Aug 1751 William Johnson and Robert Ellyson to
procession precint number 12.
P 653 Loose sheet of paper was found. It is a list of persons,
some having checks after them and some not. It appears to be a list of
free holders. It is not labeled. The names of Nathan
Johnson, Robert Johnson, Wm Johnson are on this undated list.
There is a check after the names of the first two names only.
The records of Blissland Parish from which St Peter's was formed are
incomplete. In The Vestry
Record Book of Blisland [Blissland] Parish, New
Kent and James City Co, Va 1721-1786, C. Chamberlayne, Library
Board,
Richmond, 1935, there are only the following mentions of
Johnsons.
p xlv A letter of grievances was given to the English government on 29
Jan 1677. Edward Johnson signed this letter. The letter is
known as the "Blisland Grievances." This was shortly after
Bacon's rebellion which was also involved with this area. The
early records of James City were burned in the rebellion.
p 126 Money to John Shermer to satisfy David Johnson for curing Diana
Sutton of a cancer.
p 139 To John Shermer, for carrying Diana Sutton to David Johnson in
Hanover Co.
Copy
of the Blissland Grievance on this site.
Hanover County, VA was created in 1721 from New Kent County.
Hanover County lost nearly all its early records in the 1865 fire at
Richmond "perpetrated by those Damn Yankee Troops".
The earliest public records concerning Hanover
County
now extant are the Land Patents which were state records. The
following mentions of Johnsons and Paullets can be found in Land
Patents and Grants in Hanover Co, VA 1721-1800, Charles Blunt IV, Pvt
Pub, Briarwood Publications, 1980. Patents were sales of land to
individuals by the King. Grants were sales to individuals by the
US Gov after the Revolution.
(book and page number refers to original Patent book)
Book 11, page 75: John Glen of Hanover Co, 13 Nov 1721, 385 acres, on
both sides of the South Anna and Turkey Creek joining a survey patented
by Nicholas, Wm and David Meriwether....Johnson's.
Book 11, page 164: Henry Woody of Hanover Co 18 Feb 1722, 400 acres...
on the s side of the South Anna... corner of Edward Trotman's in John
Glen's Line... Nicholas and Richard Johnson...Capt Thomas Massie.
Book 11. p 219: Nicholas Meriwether, Gentleman, of Hanover Co 5
Sep 1723 200 acres adjoining the lines of George Alvis and said
Meriwether...Alvis's Creek...a line of the said Meriwether purchased of
Johnson ...on N side of the South Anna. Book 11, p
219: John Johnson of Hanover Co 5 Sep 1723, 250 acres adjoining the
line of John Hogg and Roger Williams...on Chickahominy Swamp.
Book 11, p 225: Thomas Johnson of Hanover Co 5 Sep 1723 200
acres on Stony Run...between the lines of Nicholas Meriwether and
Thomas Bradley.
Book 12, page 27: John Sutton of King William Co 9 Jul 1724 400
acres...on both sides of Grassy Swamp...John Johnson's line.
Book 12, p 27: John Sutton of King William Co 9 Jul 1724 400
acres...on both sides of Grassy Swamp...John Johnson's line.
Book 12, p 32: Thomas Johnson of Hanover Co 9 Jul 1724 400
acres...at Thomas Johnson's corner...in Crenshaw's line...Thomas
Grant's.
Book 12, p 32: Thomas Johnson of Hanover Co 9 Jul 1724 200 acres
on north side of Grassey Swamp...in John Sutton's line.
Book 12, p 34: John Williamson of Hanover Co 9 Jul 1724 400
acres...at Thomas Johnson's corner....John Williamson's
line...Charles and Robert Anderson's...Thomas Harlow's...on the south
side of a branch of Chickahominy Swamp.
Book 12, p 39: Capt John Syme, Gentleman of Hanover Co 9 Jul
1724 4,600 acres...on the south side of the South Anna on both sides of
Little River and some branches of Owen's Creek ...John
Skelton's...Robert Clopton's... McQuerry's ...in Nicholas and Richard
Johnson's line.
Book 12, p 140: Christopher CLark of Hanover Co, Gentleman 22
Feb 1724 400 acres ...in Johnson's line on the north side of the South
Anna.
Book 12, p 144: George ALves of Hanover Co 22 Feb 1724 385
acres...on both sides of Elk Ford Creek...Nicholas and Richard
Johnson's line.
Book 12 p 352:Matthew Sims of Hanover Co 24 Mar 1725 350 acres
...Nicholas and Richard Johnson's corner...oak of Mr George
Alves's...corner of John Bunch's to Matthew Sims' corner in the fork of
Tarapin swamp...trees of John Glen's.
Book 12, p 385: John McQuerry of New Kent co 24 Mar 1725 300
acres...between the lines of Peter, King, John Mcquerry, William
Bourne, Johnson, Henry Woody and Capt Massie...on Turkey Creek.
Book 13, p 103: Lancelot Crest of Hanover Co 16 Jun 1727 200
acres...at Clark's corner...in Johnson's line...Mr Alves'
line...Captain Clark's line.
Book 13, p 201 John Johnson of Hanover Co 9 Feb 1727 200
acres...on the south side of Chickahominy Swamp...oak of Stephen
Sunter's.
Book 13, p 334: Charles Chiswell of Hanover Co, Gentleman, 28
Sept 1728 4,975 acres ...for the importation of 22 persons:..John
Johnson...
Book 13, p 483: John Syme, Gentleman 28 Sept 1730 5,629
acres...on the south side of the South Anna...John Skelton's...Owens
Creek...trees of Robert Clopton's...Misery Branch...saplin of
Macquerry's...oak in Nicholas and Richard Johnson's lines...4,600 acres
part of said 5,629 acres was formerly granted to the said John Symne by
patent dated 9 Jul 1724.
Book 14, p 224: Thomas Pollet 25 Aug 1731 400 acres..on both
sides of Hudson's Creek joining to the lines of Colonel Meriwehter,
John Bunch, Captain Hudson, Thompson and Forster.
Book 14, page 241: Michael Holland 25 Aug 1731 6,350
acres...between the lines of Thomas Markum, Robert Allen, John Harlow,
Thomas Harlow, John Williamson, Thomas Johnson, Thomas Grant, Mr.
George Alves, Thomas Lacey, Jr, Roger Williams, Lulke Anthony, John
Sutton and John Johnson...Colonel Thompson...in a branch of Grassy
Swamp...Rock Branch...on the south side of Ash Cake Road South fork of
Stony Run...400 acres part of the above tract were granted unto Richard
and Thomas Watson by patent dated 24 Mar 1725 and by them conveyed to
the said Michael Holland by deeds; 400 acres of the above land were
granted to Benjamin Johnson and John Woody by patent and by them
assigned to said Michael Holland by deeds; 400 acres of the above
land were grantd by patent to Robert Pritty and by him conveyed unto
said Michael Holland by deeds; and 5,150 acres, the residue, being
waste land adjoining.
Book 14, p 471: Benjamin Johnson of Hanover Co 28 Sep 1732 400
acres adjoining to the lines of Captain Hudson and Captain Clark in the
low grounds of the South Anna.
Book 15, p 1: Colonel Thomas Jones of the City of Williamsburg,
Gentleman 9 Oct 1732 6,690 acres...on both sides of Taylor's Creek...at
Dr Dickson's corner...by Contrary Fork...Henry Graves' corner...Thomas
Maples's corner...Edward Rice's corner...head of Owens branch...Mr
Phillips line...Captain Dabney's corner...in Thomas Meriwether's
line... Samuel Nuckolls' corner...Captain Clark's pine...to Lancelot
Crest's line...in Mr Alves'line...upper fork of Maidlin's Folly Creek
...in John Mickie's line...Thomas Hendersons's Croner...head of tarapin
swamp ...to Whitlock's corner. 325 acres part of said tract was
formerly granted by patent to John Bunch and by him sold to Edward
Chambers and by him sold to the aforesaid Thomas Jones. 400 acres
of this patent was formerly granted by patent to William Johnson and by
him conveyed to the said Thomas Jones and the residue was never before
patented.
Book 15, p 113: Thomas Grant of Hanover County 17 Aug 1733 800
acres... trees of John Crenshaw ...along Thomas Johnson's line... in a
slash of Black Haw Swamp...Grassey swamp... on the north side of Ash
Cake Road... 400 acres part of the said land was formerly granted to
the said Thomas Grant by patent dated 20 Feb 1723 and the residue never
before patented.
Book 15, p 390: Charles Norman of Hanover co 21 Nov 1734 800
acres ... on both sides of the South Anna, Camp and Hudson's Creeks ...
along Bunch's line...Captain Hudson's corner... in Thompson and
Foster's lines .. Sycamore Fork; 400 acres was formerly granted to
Nicholas Meriwether, Gentleman, by patent dated the 1st and 13th
October 1726 and by him converyed to Charles Normana and the residue
was granted to Thomas Pollett by patent dated 25 Aug 1731 and by him
conveyed to Charles Norman. [See book 14, p 224]
Book 16, p 21 Benjamin Johnson 7 Jul 1735 200 acres ... on both
sides of Mechump's Creek and Turdy Run... at Timothy Dalton's corner...
in Captain Dansie's line.
Book 17, p 110: John Ragland 5 Jun 1736 1,777 acres...on both
sides of the sout Anna... in his own line ... Cuffee's Creek... by the
Road ... in Captain Hudson's line ... to Benjamin Johnson's corner...
John Ragland's corner... 4oo acres part of the said tract being granted
unto othe said John Ragland by patent dated the 28 Sep 1732 and the
residue never before granted.
Book 18, p 160 John Blackwell 1 Feb 1738 396 acres ... on the
south side of Harris's Creek ... at Watson's and Johnson's corner... at
Rocky Swamp.
Book 18 p 256 Ann Johnson 26 Mar 1739 400 acres...on both sides
of the Sout Anna...at Colonel Nicholas Meriwether's corner.
Book 23, p 752: Thomas Paulet 30 Aug 1744 439 acres... on the
branches of Owen's Creek ... at Robert Deprest's corner... by the
Goochland Road ...on the County line...near a branch of Wild Boar ...
in Colonel Syme's line.
Book 35, p 114:David Nimmo 23 May 1763 248 acres... by patent
dated 10 Mar 1756 there was granted unto Thomas Johnson... 248 acres...
on the north fork of Stagg Creek... at said Johnson's and John Camron's
corner... to Clement's Pines's corner... thomas wheeler's corner... in
Jacob Atkins line... Roger Williams and John Rose's corner... in George
McClaughland's line... whereas William Johnson and William Jeffrey's
and Ann his weife in whom title is since verted have failed to pay
quitrents... David Nimmo hath obtained a grant for the same.
Book 41, p 174 William Johnson 1 Mar 1773 248 acres ...by patent
dated 23 May 1763 there was granted to David Minno ... 248 acres ... on
the north fork of Stagg Creek... at Thomas Johnson's and John Camron's
corner... to Clement Pine's corner...Thomas Wheeler's corner... in
Jacob Atkins; line... Roger William's and John Roses's corner... in
George McClaughland's line. william Johnson hath obtained a grant for
the same.
Deed Book D, p 487 Thomas Johnson 1 Feb 1781 27 1/2 acres ... by survey
dated 8 Dec 1779... on the north side of Chickahominy Swamp...on Turkey
Hill Branch.
The following entries are
extracted from the only county record book of
Hanover Co extant for the period of early to mid 1700's. They are
taken from Hanover County, VA Court
Records 1733-1735 Deeds Wills
Inventories, Rosalie Davis, (Manchester, Missouri: 1979).
Page numbers
refer to the original book not the extraction.
p 31-32: Indent. 1 Mar 1733 I John Matlock Sr
of Hanover Co
planter, for love and good will I bear to my loving daughter, Mary wife
to Benjamin Johnson; 50 acres in sd. Co of Hanover... small branch
called Tusocky Branch. Sig: John Matlock, Sr Wit: Nathal.
Williams, John Williams, John Wingfield Ack: 1 Mar 1733 by John
Matlock Sr.
p 53-55 Indent. 25-26 Apr 1734 Richard Johnson
witnesses Nicholas Meriwether deed to his son Robert Lewis.
p 55-56 Deed of Gift: 26 Apr 1734 Richard Johnson witness
as above.
p 56 Deed of Gift: 27 Apr 1734 Richard Johnson witness as
above.
p 63 4 Jun Sarah Johnson personally appeared in court and
voluntarily relinquished all her right of dower to a cerain tract of
land in St Martin's Par, Hanover co containing 200 a conveyed by deeds
of lease and release from William Johnson the husband of the sd. Sarah
to Robert Tenham bearing date the (blank) day of (blank) 1732.
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p 85 Deed of Gift I Thomas Johnson of St Paul's Parish of Hanover
Co being of good and perfect mind and without fraud or deceit for
divers good causes and considerations have granted unto my dau
Semiramis Paulett of afsd Par and co. 200 a. of land on Stone Horse
Creek with the plantation houses, barns, orchards and all other
appurtenance. 14 Jun 1734. sig: Thomas Johnson no
Witnesses Ack 7 Jun 1734 Thomas Johnson. [ After
comparing several old and new maps, I believe Stone Horse Creek was
south of the South Anna River and emptied into it in what is now
western Hanover Co, due north of the current Goochland, Henrico Co
line. I am unable to find this creek on a modern map and the 1775 map
where it is marked is wildly inaccurate.] [Date is this way in
extraction.]
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p 107: 31 Jul 1734 Thomas Johnson appraised the estate of
Richard Brooks
p 131-133: 7-8 Mar 1733 Andrew Hunter of St. Martins Par,
Hanover Co, to Isaac Johnson of same; planter; lease and release; 2000
lbs good lawfull sweet-scented tobacco; 200 a in afsd parish of St
Martin bounded by the lines of Thomas Prosser and John Williamson and
lying between Pamonkey River and Owens Creek and being the moiety of
400 a granted to the sd. Andrew Hunter by patent 24 May 1725.
Sig: Andrew Hunter Wit: Geo Webb, Roger Thompson, Francis Martin.
p 148: 7 Nov 1734 Martha Woody, John Woody, David Johnson bond
for ienventory of estate of Moore Woody.
p 151-152: Isaac (X) Johnson witness will of Thomas Gibson
proved 7 Nov 1734.
p 158: 6 DEc 1734 return of appraisal of estate of Moore Woody,
valued by George Bell, David Johnson, Ashlie Johnson, and Martha
Woody.
p 164-5: 19 Nov 1734 Aug Graham, William Johnson, Bartlett
Anderson witness indenture, proved 5 Dec 1734.
p 165-6: 16 Nov 1734 Aug. Graham, William Johnson, Barttelot
Anderson wit Bond, proven 5 Dec 1734.
p 169: Indenture between Christopher Clark and John Moore,
Witnessed by Thomas Johnson, 30 Jul 1734. Recorded 2 Jan 1734.
p 189: ORPHANS BOND: We Ann Johnson widow and David Meriwether
Gent. and Joseph Fox of Hanover Co are firmly bound unto Nicholas
Meriwether Gent first Justice in the comission of the peace for Hanover
Co in the sum of 1500 pounds sterling. 6 Feb 1734. Condition: if the
above bound Ann Johnson do pay or cause to be paid unto Richard
Johnson, James Johnson, Ann Johnson and Thomas Johnson orphans of
Thomas Johnson Dec'd all such estate as now is or shall be due as soon
as they shall attain to the lawful age then obligation to be
void.
p 190: ORPHANS Bond We Ann Johnson widow, David Meriwether and
Joseph Fox of Hanover Co are bound unto Nicholas Meriwether in the sum
of 200 pounds sterling. 6 Feb 1734. Condition: If above bound Ann
Johnson shall pay unto William Johnson Orphan of Thomas Johnson dec'd
all estate as soon as he shall atain to lawful age then this obligation
to be void.
p 190: Deed of Gift: I Ann Johnson, widow and relict of Thomas
Johnson late of King William Co for motherly love and affection I bear
unto my loving son Nicholas Johnson do give unto the sd. Nicholas a boy
slave named Daniel and 3 negor girl slaves Sarah, Ester, and Tamr. 12
Dec 1734. Sig Ann Johnson, Wit: J. Bowie, Gab Gillingham, Mary Bowie
Ack: Ann Johnson 6 Feb 1734 [date ????]
p 191: Deed of Gift: I Nicholas Johnson of St John's Parish,
King William Co for Affection I bear unto my loving sister Anne Johnson
do give one Negor girl slave named Tamar. 24 Jan 1734 Sig: Nichs.
Johnson Wit: J Bowie, Gabri. Gillingham, Mary Bowie, ACk: 6 Feb 1734
Nicholas Johnson.
p 200: Further Inventory of estate of Richd. Brooks Decd, 25th
Nov 1734, Thomas Johnson, John Thomas, Pouncey Anderson. Returned 5 Mar
1734.
p 249-251: Indenture: 1 April 1735 Jacob Snead of Par. of
(blank) Hanover Co Planter to Thomas Johnson of same; 16 pounds;
100a part of a parsel of land that Alexander snead was porsest of and
this 100a he gave to his son Jacob Snead...cornered on a white oake and
going to Licking Hole Branch.
p 255-256: Indenture 2 Jul 1735 Richard Winn of St Pauls Par,
Hanover Co to John Winnof par and co afsd planter; 38 pounds currt.
money; 130 a on Chickohomny Swamp; part of a tract sd. Richard now
lives on and purchased of ye sd John Winn by deed of lease and release
...beginning on north side ye sd Samp at the mouth of a branch callled
Rattle snake branch up sd branch to John Raglnads land up line between
sd. Richard Winn and John Ragland to John Suttons...bounded by sd.
Sutton and John Johnson's land to Chickohomny Swamp down sd Swamp. Sig:
Richard Winn. Wit: John Bowles, Dannitt Abny, Henry Perrin. ACK: 3 Jul
1735 Richard Winn.
p 289-291 Indenture; 5 Aug 1735 Henry Power of Pr. of James City
in Co of James City, Gent. to William Johnson of Paul's Par. Hanover
co, Mercht. 100 pounds; 150a in St Pauls Par. Hanover Co... corner of
Joyles and Lewis; ... a small branch down sd. branch along the water
course across the Road to the fork of a branch to the line parting this
land from the landd whereon Mr. lJohn smith now dwells. Wig: Henry
Power Wit: Jn. Bickerton, Math Jouet ACK: 7 Aug 1735 Henry Power
Gent.
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p 294-5 Indenture 7 Aug 1735 Thomas Paulett of St Pauls Par
Hanover Co planter to Richard Watson of same, planter, 15 pounds; 100a
in St Martins Par beginning on the south side of the South Anna against
the mouth of Beaver Creek...several pawpaw bushes ... maples on the
South Anna up the same and across to Theophilus Watson's corner Spanish
Oak saplin on the north side of sd River along Watsons line to his
corner oak thence by a line of marked trees to a corner spanish oak on
the South Anna, up the same. Sig: Thomas Paulett no Wit.
Ack 7 Aug 1735 Thomas Paulet also Semiramis Paulet the wife of sd.
Thomas relinquished her right of dower.
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Unfortunately the parish record of St Martin's Parish which was part of
Hanover Co is missing before 1825. The other part of Hanover Co
was St Paul's Parish. The Register is missing but the vestry book is
still extant.
From Vestry Book of St Paul's Parish, Hanover Co, VA 1706-1786, C
Chamberlayne, Richmond: Library Board, 1940.
p 279 28 Mar 1732 lands of Thomas Pollett processioned.
p 291
p 300
p 310
In 1742 the westernmost portion of Hanover Co became Louisa
County. Most of the records of Louisa County have survived. The
following is taken from Louisa Co, Va Deed Books A and B 1742-1759,
Rosalie Davis, Bellevue, Washinton, 1976.
Page numbers are taken from the original book page numbers.
Deed Book A:
p 23-6 12 Aug 1742 Indeture Tripartite. Patrick Barclay of King and
Queen Co, Merchant of the first part; Colonel John Martin of the seond
part; and Elizabeth Martin, spinister dau to sd John of the 3rd part.
Amrriage is intended to be solemized between Patrick and Elizabeth.
John Martin by deed of gift hath settled upon Elizabeth 600 a in
Goochland Co on the James River... together with slave Ester and her
increase. Sd John hath agreed to give sd Patrick 400 pounds sterling
money of Great Britain. Patrick Barclay in consideration of the
marriage portion doth grant nto John Martin 900 acres in Hanover Co
which sd Patrick lately purchased of the exors of Wiliam Johnson dec;d
recorded in Hanover Co together with 20 slaves; Belinda, Iris, Lydia,
Dina, Peach, Tom, Robin, Jo, Endinburgh, Glascow, Roger, London, Jack,
Young Jo, Davy, Will, Ned, Moll and Nanny.
p 88-90 9 Mar 1742/3 Thomas Paulet wit deed John Thomson od hanover co
Merchant to andrew Rea of Louisa co, Planter.
p 165-8 22 Jan 1744 Thomas Paulet wit deed John Blackwell of Hanover Co
and Elizabeth his wife to Daniel Burford of St John's Parish in King
William Co.
p 171-2 26 Feb 1744-5 Thomas Paulet wit deed John Chiles of
Fredericksville Par, Louisa Co to William White of same.
p 195-196 24 Sep 1745 Thomas Paulet wit deed Nathan Watson of Fred.
Par, Louisa co, Planter to Matthew Watson of same.
p 217 22 Apr 1746 Thomas Paulett of Louisa Co, planter, to John
Mackquerry of same, planter, 20 pounds currant money. 439 acres on
branches of Owen's Creek; granted sd. Paulett by patent 13 Aug 1744 ...
Robert Deprest's corner... pointers by Goochland Road in the county
line ... near a branch of Wild Boar ... bushes on both sides the
Goochland Road in Col Syme's Line. Sig: Thomas Paulett Wit: John
Starke, Danl. Burford Junr. ACK: 27 Apr 1746. [See Patents, Book 23, p
752.]
p 223-5 1 May 1746 Thomas Paulet wit deed John Henry of st Paul's Par
Hanover co to John Michie of St Martin's Par Hanover Co.
p 288-9 7 May 1747 Thomas Paulet wit deed John Henry of Hanover Co, too
James Bobit of Henrico Co.
p 297 23 FEb 1747-8 William Trice of Louisa Co which was 16 years old
the 24 Nov last, hath by his own free will and with the advice of Thos
Paulet, his guardian and the approbation of the court, bound himself
apprentice unto Henry Tate of Louisa Co Carperter...until he attain 21
years of age...At the expiration of this time sd Tate to give him a
sett of Tools and 5 pounds currt. money. Sig; Henry Tate, William Trice
recorded 23 Feb 1747-8
p 353 25 Jul 1749 Thos Paulet wit deed Archelaus Yancey of St Martin's
Par, Louisa Co to Samuel Dodman of same.
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p 370. 12 Jan 1749 ( 1750) Thomas Paulet of Louisa Co to Thomas Paulet
Junr, Elizabeth Paulet, Sarah Paulet, and William Paulet, children of
sd. Thomas Paulet. For paternal affection to my sd. daughter, Elizabeth
Paulet--one negro boy named Stephen; to my daughter, Sarah Paulet--one
Negro girl, Nan; to son, William Paulet---one negro boy, Charles.
Sig: Thomas Paulet Wit: Luke Burford, Charles Venable, Nathaniel
Venable. ACK: 27 Mar 1750 Thomas Paulet.
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p 413 26 Feb 1750-1 Thomas Paulet wit deed Joseph Phillips and Mary his
wife of Orange co to Wiliam thompson of Louisa Co.
p 421 23 Apr 1751 Thomas Paulett wit deed William Henderson of ''fre
Par , Louisa Co Planter and Martha his wife to Elizabeth Watson of same.
p 447-448 22 Jan 1752 Nicholas Johnson of St Martin's Par., Louisa Co,
son and heir-at-law of Thomas Johnson, late of King William Co, Gent,
dec'd to Richard Johnson of same, Gent. Second son of sd Thomas
Johnson. pounds243-13s-2d one quarter penny currt. money.
12 Negro slaves and their increase; Polly Betty, Margaret, Jonny,
Liltle Jonny, little Polly, Stephen, Sarah, Arthur, Toby, Moses and
Dick, now or late in the possession of Ann Cosby, Mother of the sd.
parties; which sd negroes Nicholas Johnson should or ought to have by
and after the decease of Sd Ann Cosby, which sd negroes are part of the
one-third part of the negro slaves belonging to the estate of sd. Thos.
Johnson and assigned to sd Ann by her right of dower. [See
Hanover Court Records, p 189,190,191 This is a continuation of the same
estate settlement.]
p 449 16 Jan 1751 Richard Johnson witnesses sale.
p 465-466 23 June 1752 John Cosby and Ann Cosby of Fredericksville Par
Louisa Co and Nicholas Johnson of St Martin's Par Louisa Co to Thomas
Johnson of Drisdale Par, Caroline Co, Gent. for divers good
causes more especially for pounds 60 sterling money of Great
Britain. 311 acres in Fredericksville Par on both sides of the
South Ann River above the Roundabout Creek... Ann Johnson's formerly
Col Nicholas Meriwether's line ... to the River ... on the Roundabout
Neck ridge; granted unto sd Ann Cosby by the name of Ann Johnson by
letters patent at City of Williamsburg 26 Mar 1739; recorded in the
Secretaries office. Sig: John Cosby, Ann Cosby, Nicko. Johnson. ACK: 23
June 1751 by John Cosby, Anne, his wife and Nicholas Johnson.
[See Patents, Book 18, p 256]
p 466-467 23 June 1752 John Cosby and Anne Cosby, his wife of
Fredericksville Par., Louisa Co and Nicholas Johnson of St Martin's
Par, Louisa Co to William Johnson of Fredericksville Parish for natural
love and affection to sd William Johnson also for pounds 120 currt.
money. 500 acres in Fredericksville Par whereon sd William
Johnson now lives ... at the River on Love Statham's Line ... Capt
Veneble's line... John Michie's line ... James Watson's line ... Capt.
Thomas Johnson's line ... to the River and down same. Sig: John
Cosby, Ann Cosby, Nichs. Johnson. ACK: 23 June 1752 by same.
p 487 28 Nov 1752 I, Thomas Paulett (Paulet) of Fredericksville Par.,
Louisa Co, for Good will and fatherly love to my daughter, Ann Clarke;
one negro woman named Jude and her increase. Sig: Thoms Paulet Wit:
Willm. Trimmear, Isaac Clark. ACK: 28 Nov 1752 Thomas Paulet.
p 520-21 28 Aug 1753 Nicholas Meriwether of Fredericksville Par, Louisa
Co VA and Frances, his wife for 400 pounds, 400 acres to various men
including Thomas Paulet. These men are named the present
Vestrymen of Fredericksville Parish.
p 521 28 Aug 1753 James Johnson witnesses sale.
p 547 30 Aug 1754 I, John Boswell, and Ann, his wife, Thomas Johnson of
Caroline Co, Gent, and William Johnson of Louisa co Gent. For
natural affection to our nephew, Thomas Johnson, son of Nicholas
Johnson of Louisa Co. One negor waman slave, named Jenny and 4 negro
boys named ned, roger, stephen and Gutridge and 1 girl named Sarah with
all her increase; sd negroes part of the estate of Thomas Johnson and
William Johnson and by a division of sd estate fell to sd Ann Boswell,
thomas Johnson and William Johnson. Sig: John Bopswell, Thomas Johnson,
William Johnson Wit: Robert Lasley, Thmas Bowles, William Morris. ACK:
28 May 1754 Thomas and William Johnson.
p 550 Tyree Harris, Surveyr reports survey as ordered by Thomas
Paulett, gent.
Deed Book B 1754-1759
p 65-66 30 May 1755 Thomas Paulet wit deed William Henderson of
Albemarle Co Planter, to James Nuckols of Louisa Co.
p 142 26 Jan 1757 Thomas Johnson wit deed Robert estes and Mary his
wife of Fred Par, Louisa Co to Captain William Johnson of same.
...George II to Robert Anderson, Thomas Paulet, Gentlemen Justices of
Louisa Co. Power granted to take acknowledgement of Mary Estes who is
so impotent that without great danger of her body she cannot travel to
the court of our sd co.
p 145-8 12 Jan 1757 Robert Estes and Mary his wife to Ann Cosby of
same. Thomas Johnson wit, Thomas Paulet takes acknowledgement as
above.
p 2237 27 Junw 1757 Daniel Burford of Albemarle Co Gent and Mary his
wife to Richard Philips of Fred Par Louisa Co, 100 pounds, 450 a...
Jouett's corner on west side of North East Creek near the mouth of a
small gut... Thomas Paulett's corner lower side of Beaver Creek ...
Venebles line ... his and Watson's lines... Daniel Burford's corner...
his and John Dashper's corner ... his corner pine in Jouett's
line;granted Daniel Burford by patent 3 Nov 1750.
p 278-9 5 Jun 1758 Thomas Johnson and Thomas Paulet wit deed Walter
Mouzley to Charles Hayes .
p 294 27 Mar 1759 Thomas Paulett wit deed James Nuckols of Louisa Co
planter to Thomas Watson of Goochland Co.
p 305-6 Thomas Paulett wit deed Walter Mouzley of Louisa Co bound to
Michael Kelley 20 pounds.
Loose leaf: 26 Aug 1745-6 Thomas Paulet on Jury for Simms case.
Do not forget in analyzing these records that the law of primogenture
was still in effect in Va until after the revolution. This means
that the eldest son was the legal heir of any individual. And if
an individual died without issue, the legal heir was the eldest
brother, not the parent. For this reason, a man might have legal
title to land which had belonged to his father yet nothing might show
up in the deed books for generations. That is, of course, if we
even have the deed books.
The first question that arises with this is how many Thomas Johnson's
we are dealing with in New Kent, Hanover, and Louisa Co. Working
backward, there is the Thomas Johnson purchasing land in 1752 from his
mother and brother. He is the son of Thomas Johnson who must have
died ca Jan 1734 because his widow Ann shows up in court on 6 Feb
1734. Ann Johnson later marries John Cosby. Thomas and
Ann's children were Nicholas, of age in 1734, Richard who is the second
son, James, Ann, Thomas, William. All of the children seem to be under
21 in 1734 except Nicholas. This would tend to make their father
ca 40 when he died. This age seems to fit the Thomas son of
Anthony Johnson born 1794. This cannot be the father of Semiramis
Johnson because he deeds the 200 acres on Stone Horse Creek to her in
Jun 1734.
We of course do not know the age of "our" Thomas Johnson.
However, he gave land to a married daughter in 1734. Whenever she
was born, he surely would have given her land only after she was
17 and her father was surely born by 1694. If Semeramis was not
the first child, the 1680 birth
date fits best. If Semiramis was the first child, then we have to
look at the Thomas born 1694. This is a possibility but it
clashes with the Thomas who died in 1734. The Thomas born 1714 is
too young to be either of the two Thomas's in question. Since we
have such limited information, there is no way to be absolutely sure of
parentage of Thomas Johnson. However, what we do have is
certainly highly suggestive that he was indeed the son of Edward and
Elizabeth Johnson born 1680.
There is absolutely nothing immediately visible in the records which
might indicate what Edward's wife's maiden name was. There is an
Elizabeth dying in 1725-6. This is unlikely to have been Edward's
wife. There was a poor woman named Elizabeth Johnson who had been
a charge on the Parish since 1702. There is a note in the vestry book
that she was buried in 1725-6 so this note is almost certainly the poor
woman. We have no reason to believe that Thomas had left his
mother to be a charge on the parish and indeed, it would hardly have
been possible. In addition, there are no records to even suggest
what Thomas's wife first name was, not to mention her maiden name.
It is not clear when Thomas Johnson died. In 1752 there is a
reference to the line of Capt Thomas Johnson. Our Thomas would
have been 72 by this time. I think it more likely that this is
the Thomas born in 1714. This is by no means certain.
Semiramis Johnson was probably dead by 1746 because her signature was
not on the deed. It is not clear that her signature would be
required for slaves but it was definately needed for the sale of land
although errors are possible. I am inclined to think that her
name came from her mother's family. The Johnsons in the parish records
and the deed records seem to have rather straightforward names.
Semiramis was an Assyrian queen who was supposed to have founded
Babylon. After a long reign, she vanished in the form of a dove; she
was thereafter worshiped as a deity. Her legend is probably based
on Sammuramat, regent of Assyria, 810-805 BC. If Thomas had been some
scholar who thought up this name, surely he would not have been
satisfied with mundane names for his other children. We do not
know if he had other children, however, there are no others with wild
names. I am therefore inclined to think that she may have been
named after her maternal grandmother. Unfortunately this does not
exactly help. I have not noticed any other similiar female names
or any other Semiramis in the records. There are any number of
wild male names. Epaphroditus Howle, for example.
Thomas Paulet sold more land more often than any other of our
ancestors. They seemed to buy and hold until children came of age
at which time he sold it to them. He first appears in the
record in 1731 with a patent which he sold in 1734. His wife receives
land from her father which he seems to hold on to. He sold some
other land in 1735 which he must have bought because he did not patent
it. He gets another patent in 1744. He sold another piece of land
in 1746. The locations of the land suggest that he moved farther
west from his original area. Owen's creek is about 20 miles west of
Stone Horse Creek. This is how he happens to end up in
Fredericksville Parish in Louisa Co. The indenture in
which he gave
his children slaves in 1750/52 is very odd. There is no reason to
believe that all of them were of age at that time. So one wonders
why he chose that particular time. I suspect he was either unwell
or looking at a second wife. And why did he happen to leave out
Ann Clarke? She may well have been the eldest child.
Thomas PAULETT born 1710, father PAULETT, Louisa, VA---IGI
batch 8120205 sh 85 call 1260932
children:
Ann PAULETT born 1735, Louisa, VA, father Thomas PAULETT, mother
Semiramis Johnson
John PAULETT born 1741, Louisa, VA, father Thomas PAULETT, mother
Semiramis Johnson
Sarah PAULETT born 1743, Louisa, VA, father Thomas PAULETT, mother
Semiramis Johnson
William PAULETT born 1747, Louisa, VA, father Thomas PAULETT, mother
Semiramis Johnson
---IGI: batch 8104206 sh 31 call 1260835
Elizabeth PAULETT born 1739, Louisa, VA father Thomas PAULETT, mother
Semiramis Johnson---IGI same batch as Thomas birth.
John Clarke son/o Francis Clark, and John Clarke also had son Francis
Clark, inherited 200 acres on head of Cross Creek. ---Louisa Co, Va
Will book 2 p 75
First Census of the United States-VA Heads of Families 1785
Thomas Paulett 12/5 Charlotte Co white/black
The Douglas Register, William Douglas, Baltimore Gen Pub Co, 1966
Library of Congress # F232.G65 D7 1966 [St James Northern Parish]
William Douglas was the minister of Dover Church in
Goochland, VA. The records published are from his "day
book". Records are from 1750 to 1797.
Marriages performed:
p 31 Armiger Lilly married ? 1751
p 71 Letty Hutchison mar Sam Wharton in Spotsylvania 8 Mar 1786
p 1 Hannah Hutchinson mar Jos Clark both this Parish 25 Dec 1753
Marriages registered: (The following marriages were not preformed by
Douglas, but were registered by him when a child was baptised.
The date used was the birth date of their oldest child [or the first
child baptized by him].)
p 109 John Hutchison mar Mary Steers 26 Jul 1783
Robert
" mar Phebe Carter 13 Sep 1782
Will
" mar Sarah Reid (or Red) 20 Dec 1780
Elizabeth " mar
William Johnson 9 Oct 1756
Hannah
" mar John Coleman 15 Mar 1781
Mary Lilly mar
John Shepherd 9 June 1761
p 111 Thomas Lilly mar Susannah Smith 21 Nov 1764
William Lilly mar Elizabeth Pollet 26
Sep 1764
Children registered and parents:
John Hutchison and Mary Steers:
Mary Lewis b: 26 Jul 1783; bap:
13 Aug 1784 p 112
Jean Stears b: 21 Nov 1782; bap:
8 Mar 1786 p 116
Robert Hutchison and Phebe Carter:
Robert Waggoner b: 13 Sep 1782;
Bap 25 Feb 1783
William b: 6 Jul 1784; bap: 23
Oct 1785
Will Hutchison and Sarah Reid (Red?):
Nancy B: 20 Dec 1780; bap: 13 May 1781
Thomas b:
15 Mar 1783; Bap: 8 Mar 1786
Washington b: 1 Dec 1783;
Bap: 8 Mar 1786
Thomas Lilly and Susannah Smith:
Edmond B: 28 Oct 1760; Bap: 7 Dec
1760
Ann B: 21 Nov
1764; Bap: 14 Apr 1765
Joshua B: 17 Feb 1767; Bap: 31
May 1767
Robert B: 7 Sep 1769; Bap:
29 Jul 1770
William Lilly and Elizabeth Pollet:
Ann B: 26 Sep 1764; Bap: 6 Jul
1765
John Shepherd and Mary Lilly:
David B: 9 Jun 1761;
Bap: 9 Nov 1761 p 61
Ann B: 7
Nov 1764; Bap: 6 Jul 1765 p 71
Frances (dau) B: 2 Dec 1766; Bap:
11 Jun 1767 p 77
John B: 1 May
1771; Bap: 16 Jun 1771 p 90
Funeral notations:
19 Mar 1786 Mr Paulets children's funeral
" Richard
Pawlets children's funeral in Louisa
(2 separate notations on different pages)
p 332 children baptized with only a single parent listed:
-----Hutchinson, a son named Shadrach b: 8 Dec 1766
Bpt: Nov 1771
-----Hutchinson, a dau named Nancy b: 22 May 1771
Bpt: Nov 1771
----Mary Paulet child named Jane Smith B 12 Jul 1783
Bpt 14 Jan 1785
Thomas Johnson # 176
Thomas Johnson born 1680, St. Peter's Parish, New Kent, VA, father
Edward Johnson, mother Elizabeth Johnson
---IGI: batch 7035111 sh 86 call 538730
children:
Semiramis Johnson born 1714, Hanover, VA, father Thomas Johnson
---IGI: batch 8120205 sh 85 call 1260932
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