I9299: Zachariah ALVIS Jr. (ABT 1800

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Rose de Clare, daughter of the Duke of Gloucester, and great grand daughter of Richard de Clare, Earl of Hertford.

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Wm. and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine Vol. V Pub.1982. Gen. of Va. Famlies pg. 353 LINDSAY LINE TO WALTON James Lindsay, immigrant, first found in Gloucester co., Va. in 1635, appears in the family records of the Rev. John Lindsay, his great, great grandson as the second son of Sir Jerome Lindsay of "Annatland." From names, dates and other data found in the "Lindsay's of America", by Margaret Isabella Lindsay, and in
"Lives of the Lindsays" by Lord Lindsay, publ. in 1849 (Vol 1, pp 248 and 428) this claim seems probable.

He had issue Caleb, born ca 1664, died 1717, "Potabor Hall" St. Mary's Parish, Caroline co., Va. Caleb Lindsay mar. a Miss Clare, of Spottsylvania Co., Va

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1742 Thomas bought 200 acres on Butterwood Creek from father. VA Land Office Patent Book, Vol 21 p. 95
1742 Bought 342 acres N/S of N. Fork of Falling Creek, Amelia Co., VA
1743 - June 30 - Bought 200 acres on Falling Creek VA Land Office Patent Book, Vol 21, p. 370
1745 Inherited 200 acres on Falling Creek, adjoining previously deeded 200 acres.
1745 - He received a King's Grant for 1531 acres on both sides of N. Fork of Falling Creek & Harris Creek, adjoining Randolph, Harris & Venable in Amelia Co. (In 1753 this area became Prince Edward Co.) VA Land Office Patent Book, Vol 28, p. 167

1747 Thomas Lockett and Francis Marshall processioned a tract of land beginning at Jenets Road (Genito) at Battonwood (sic) Creek, thence up river (Appomattox) to Fighting Creek, to William Clay's, thence down Clay's path by Edward Watkins to the beginning. (In 1748 this area became Cumberland Co., VA)

"Thomas Lockett of Virginia" by Katherine Blankenburg, The arts & Crafts Press 1940.

from Emigration to other States from Southside Va, vol. II
Ref: Goochland County Deed Book 3, page 169

1738 - Sept 18 - Thomas Lockett, Senr., of Goochland County to Thomas Lockett, Junr.* ... cons. 20 pounds ...200 acres on Butterwood Creek...being part of 400 acres granted by patent dated 28 Sept. 1730.

*Thomas Lockett, Junr., son of William Lockett, and nephew of Thomas Lockett, Senr. Thomas Lockett, Junr., by his will 8 Sept. 1770, left this land to his son Abner Lockett.

1749 - May 20 - He bought 400 acres bothy sides Harris Creek, adjoining Lockett's corner & line. Grantor: Thomas Williamson. Amelia Co. Deed Book, Vol 3 & 4, p. 223

1750 - May 18 - He sold 690 acres N/S N. Fork Falling Creek, adjoining Randolph, Venable & Harris Creek. Grantor: Thomas Lockitt, Jr. (also Lockett) of Cumberland Co. Grantee: William Campbell. Possession taken by Campbell anfter Eliz. Lockett rellinquished her right of dower.

1764 - Feb. 16 - He bought 100 acres N/S Flatt Creek, for £80. Grantor: Robert Farguson, Sr. Amelia Co. Deed Book, Vol 7 & 8, p. 295

Ref: Cumberland County Will Book 2, page 165

1770 - Will of Thomas Lockett

"In the name of God-Amen-I, Thomas Lockett of the County of Cumberland being sick and weak of body but in perfect mind and memory do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following-to wit.

"Imf. I give and bequeath to my son Stephen Lockett all my said land in Prince Edward County on the South side of Harris Creek to the main road to him and his heirs forever.

"Item-I give and bequeath to my son Abner Lockett the land whereon I now live to him and his heirs forever-

"Item-I give and bequeath to my son Jacob all my land on Nut Tree branch in Chesterfield County to him and his heirs forever, if he shall arrive to the age of 21 years, if not I desire the land to be sold to the highest bidder and the money to be equally divided amongst all my children, as also I give him 15 pounds of current money, one feather bed and furniture, a horse bridle and sadle, of ten pounds value.

"Item-I give and bequeath to my daughter Martha Bass, all my land on the north side of Harris Creek from the cross line of my son Stephen to the upper line, to her and her heirs forever.

"Item-I give and bequeath to my daughter Lucy Stone all the land on the South side of the North fork of Falling Creek as also twenty acres of the North side beginning at the cabin line, thence up the creek to include the twenty acres to her and her heirs forever.

"Item-I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Lockett one feather bed and furniture and fifteen pounds current money.

"Item-I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Gipson one feather bed and furniture and fifteen pounds current money.

"Item- I give my well beloved wife Judith Lockett thirty pounds current money, if she will relinquish her right of my estate.
It is my desire that all the land I hold in Prince Edward County not already willed away be sold and the money equally divided amongst all my children except James Lockett.
It is further my desire that all the rest of my estate of every nature and kind whatsoever both real and personal be equally divided amongst all my children, that is to say James, Stephen, David, Abner and Jacob Lockett, Martha Bass, Lucy Stone, Mary Gipson, Elizabeth Lockett.

I also desire my estate may not be appraised and lastly I do constitute and appoint my son Stephen Lockett, Abner Lockett and Arthur Moseley executors of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all other wills by me formerly made. In witness whereof I have
here unto set my hand and affixed my seal this Twenty-eight day of Semptember Anno dom, one thousand seven hundred and seventy.":

"Signed-Thomas Lockett-Ls."

1775 - Thomas Lockett's will was probated. Cumberland Co. Will Book, Vol 2, p. 165

Lived and died in the same house as Thomas Lockett #1 and #2. Only the name of the county changed

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Angelica Robinson b. 24 Oct 1799 in baltimore, md d. 1829 m. Israel Peyton Thompson (Husband) b. About 1795 in baltimore, md Marriage: MAY 1816 in md

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Mary married Anthony Gholson Jr. Mary Standidge Gholson lived in Spotsylvania County, VA until a few years before the Rev. War. moving then to Halifax Co. VA. Anthony Gholson Jr. died and Mary remarried John Brown. She was older than 60 at that time. Mary gave service to the Rev. War and is listed in the Halifax claims. She lived south of the Dan River. ^[S406]

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The fourth generation was William, who was born March 25, 1787; he married Ann Maria Archer, Dec. 1809. She died 1831; he, May 18, 1840.

They had the following children:
John T. b 1812
Samuel B. A., born 1815, he married Martha Holliday;
William T., born 1817, he married Mary Halleck;
Lucy, born 1821, married William T. Buckner; (cousin to Wm Buckner)
Thomas, born 1823;
Sallie T., born 1826, married William Buckner.

Bio #9962: William Woodford came to Clark County, Ky., with his wife and six children: Mary (deceased), John, Samuel, William, Lucy and Thomas, after their arrival in Kentucky two others were born, Sally and Madison. All reside in Bourbon County except Samuel, a prominent farmer of Clark County, and Madison, a prominent physician of Harrison. The two daughters were married to cousins, William T. and William Buckner.

Children:
John Thornton WOODFORD b. August 21 Or 26, 1812 in Virginia
Samuel B. WOODFORD b. 1815
William T. WOODFORD b. 17 Feb 1817 in Caroline County, Virginia
Lucy Archer WOODFORD b. Mar 1821
Thomas WOODFORD b. 1823
Sally Talliaferro WOODFORD b. 25 Jun 1826
Madison WOODFORD b. in Harrison County, Kentucky

My Southern Family

Zachariah ALVIS Jr.

ABT 1800 - ____

ID Number: I9299

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ROHESE de CLARE

ABT 1250 - AFT 1315

ID Number: I26764

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James LINDSAY Jr.

1640 - ____

ID Number: I78064

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Thomas LOCKETT III

ABT 1700 - ABT 1775

ID Number: I39368

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Sarah MCSPADDEN

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I3608

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Permelia PENDLETON

ABT 1800 - ____

ID Number: I74743

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Angelica ROBINSON

24 Oct 1799 - ____

ID Number: I101250

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Mary SANDIDGE

ABT 1719 - ABT 1798

ID Number: I5978

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Laphronia Milla Jane TEASLEY

18 Dec 1840 - 1873

ID Number: I51968

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William WOODFORD

25 Mar 1787 - 18 May 1840

ID Number: I87347

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