I69814: SIGWARD King of the Saxons (____

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"Colonel Thomas Swann married, as his third wife, Sarah Chandler on 30 July 1655, by whom he had two sons and two daughters who died in infancy. Sarah Swann died on 10 November 1662, probably from the after-effects of the birth of their fourth child. ^[S1817]

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Mary DuVal b. in Gloucester Co. m. Mr. Amos in Surrey Co. Virginia.

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Spouse Agnes S. ?.

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c. daughter m. Gerard de Fleitel

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1.Samuel Moore, called the eldest child. There is reason to believe he is the Samuel Moore
who married Mary Swan, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Lucas) Swan. His wife, Mary, and James Harrod administered his estate in Lincoln County, Kentucky. (Order Book 1, February 1781).

The Draper Mss. 12-C-24, reports that a Mr. Samuel Moore, present owner of certain land, is the son of the man killed at Pickaway under Colonel Harrod.

Another Draper entry, 37-J471, reports that William Harrod, Jr., said his cousin, Samuel Moore, was killed in Bowman's Battle. (The word "Cousin" may be loosely used in this case, for William Harrod, Jr's., grandmother was a Sarah Moore, and his sister, Sarah Harrod, married William Swan, brother of Mary (Swan) Moore. Exact relationship is not shown).
Samuel Moore's widow did go to Kentucky and soon married John Isaacs, one of James Harrod's men, (Draper 12-CC-97) by whom she had 13 more children.

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""Sir Anthony Poyntz of Iron Acton, Gloucester, was Sheriff of Gloucestershire in 1507, 1522 and 1527. He was knighted in 1513 when he commanded a ship in Sir Edward Howard's expedition against France. He became Vice-Admiral in 1523, commanding a fleet of 12-14 ships."

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Name: Rucker, Peter Father: Rucker, John Mother: Phillips, Susannah
Birth Date: 1720 City: Orange, VA. Birth Date: 1707 Marriage Place: Orange Co, VA
Marriage Date: 1729 Death Place: Orange Co, VA Death Date: 1735.

"Children: Ephraim Rucker, Reuben Rucker, Mary Rucker m.Creed, Elizabeth Rucker m.Herring."

Peter RUCKER b: ABT 1707 d: AFT MAY 1794 Greene Co. Virginia.

"14 MAY 1791 Will Signed Orange County, Virginia; Probate: 23 Jun 1794 Orange County, Virginia Will Book 3, p. 306.
Census: 1782 Peter Rucker Resident Orange County Virginia, p. 39 Colonial VA census
1739 Peter's father John applied for a patent on 5850 acres in Goochland County Virginia. In 1745 the patent was recorded in the name of Peter Rucker, executor of his father's will. In his will, John has stated the land was to be divided equally among his 7 sons.

1749 Peter bought, for 40 pounds, 60 acres next to land owned by his mother Susanna.

1750 Peter bought 115 acres adjoining the land of his mother from John Goff.

1750's Circa Peter Rucker married Elizabeth Terrell. Proof of their marriage is found in the will of her father Robert Terrell of Orange County, Virginia, dated February 13, 1786. He named the children of his deceased daughter Elizabeth: Ephraim Rucker, Reuben Rucker, Mary Creed and Elizabeth Herring. In 1739 Robert Terrell had purchased 123 acres near land of John Rucker, so Elizabeth and Peter were neighbors before their marriage.

1751 --November 11 Peter divided the land among his brothers who were old enough to own land. The Goochland County land was now in Albemarle county, and in 1761 became Amherst County. Peter remained in Orange County to take care of his mother Susanna.
--Peter and his wife Elizabeth signed a deed selling 204 of the 5850 acres patented by John Rucker.
--Peter and his wife Elizabeth sold 210 acres in Culpeper County (on a branch of Elk Run) to his first cousin Ambrose Booton of Culpeper County.

1769 --January 26 Peter sold 115 acres he purchased in 1750 ("land he now lives on" adjoining his mother Susanna) to Andrew Shepherd for 85 Pounds.
--May 27 Peter of Orange County and his mother Susanna, late of Orange County, executors for John Rucker signed a deed that conveyed the 130 acres "Susanna had formerly lived on."

1779 Peter purchased 372 acres in Orange County from Christopher and Sara Singleton of Caroline County Virginia. The land adjoined land Peter "now lives on, on the main road." Peter bought and sold tracts in Orange County and following his second marriage, Peter and Jemima also bought and sold land.

1787 --Peter sold 245 acres of land to Thomas Herring, husband of his daughter Elizbeth.
--Peter paid taxes in Orange County on two black person above 16 years, two horses/mules and six cattle.

1794 June 23 The Will of Peter Rucker, signed May 4, 1791, was presented to the Orange County Court. It only mentions his children Claiborne and Phoebe. Jemima was still alive in 1807 as she paid personal tax on two slaves until then.
1773 January 3 Peter married second Jemma Crawford."

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b. 1707 or 1722 or abt 1738 Essex Co or Rappahannock

My Southern Family

SIGWARD King of the Saxons

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ID Number: I69814

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Sarah CHANDLER

ABT 1630 - 10 Nov 1662

ID Number: I50955

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Mary DUVAL

ABT 1715 - ____

ID Number: I63559

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William DUVAL

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I73730

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Daughter de EVEREUX

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ID Number: I86334

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Joseph Curtis GRACE

Sarah HIGGINBOTHAM

ABT 1820 - ____

ID Number: I29072

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Mary MAJOR

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ID Number: I54276

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Samuel MOORE

ABT 1750 - 1781

ID Number: I77051

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Sir ANTHONY POYNTZ of Iron Acton

1480 - ABT 1535

ID Number: I38355

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Peter RUCKER

ABT 1722 - bet.1791-1794

ID Number: I25751

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