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William Jefferson Lewis was wife and 3 children survived him. He. His info and wife's initials E. S. are listed on son's tombstone inLocke plot in Perote, AL. Wife and 3 children survived him. He, was born on 27 March 1830 in Hancock Co, GAG+.

William Jefferson Lewis married Elvie Locke, daughter of Richard H. Locke and Susannah Reynolds Mothershead, about 1863.

William lived in Scotland, Bullock Co, AlabamaG, in 1870.
William lived in Perote, Bullock Co, ALG, in 1880. He was buried in Perote City Cem, Perote, Bullock Co, ALG.

William Jefferson Lewis died on 28 August 1890 in Perote, Bullock Co, ALG.

George Durant, was born on 1 October 1632.

George Durant married Anne Morwood on 4 January 1657/58 in Northumberland Co., VAG.

Anne Morwood was also known as Anne Durant.

Anne Morwood married George Durant on 4 January 1657/58 in Northumberland Co., VAG.

Anne Morwood died on 22 January 1693/94.

Philemon Hawkins, Sr.. Revolutionary War as a Colonel. He, was born on 8 September 1717 in Gloucester Co, VAG.^1,2 He. Philemon Hawkins was born on 8 Sep 1717 in VA. He served in theRevolutionary War. He married Delia Martin and died in NC. [074]
1758 vestryman of St. John's Parish NC [079]
1761 Aug 7 George Martin of Granville Co NC sold to Philemon Hawkinssix negro slaves. Wit: Mourning Roberts, John Stroud. Rcd. GranvilleCo Nov Court 1761, Dan'l Weldon, Clerk of Court. [079]

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a John Hawkins married Sallie Harris 26 Jul 1780 in Granville Co NC.
Philemon Hawkins, Sr., died on 10 September 1801 in North CarolinaG.

Hawkins (RS) Bullock. Hawkins was born 19 Mar 1764 in Warren Co NC. He lived in the96thdist of SC at the time of his enlistment. (91) He served as a privatein the SC militia and received $73.88 annually. (92) He served underCapt Twitty, Gen Nathaniel Greene and received bounty land for hisservices. (33) He married Frances Roy Gordon on 12 Mar 1789.They had 9 children. (33) After the war, he moved to Wilkes Co GA andthen to Oglethorpe Co GA (the part that is now Madison Co). (91)Hawkins Bullock drew land in the 1827 land lottery as a RevolutionarySoldier. His residence was given as Madison Co GA. (33) Hispension started on 4 Mar 1831 when he was 69. (92) Hawkins Bulloch(sp) applied for a pension on 14 Jan 1833 in Madison Co GA. (91.) He, son of Nathaniel (RS) Bullock and Mary Hawkins, was born on 19 March 1763 in Granville Co, NCG+.

Hawkins (RS) Bullock married Frances Roy Gordon, daughter of Alexander (RS) Gordon, on 12 March 1789.

Hawkins lived in Oglethorpe Co, GAG, in 1800.
Hawkins (RS) Bullock died on 1 November 1833 in Oglethorpe Co, GAG. near Lexington.

Edward Rackley. In the early days of the Colony of Virginia, death from natural causes and Indian raids seemed to claim the colonists as fast as new settlers arrived. To encourage people to come to the New World, a policy of headrights was adopted. Fifty acres of land would be given to each person who paid the cost of transport for himself or for any other person. Headright records indicate that Edward Ratcliffe camefrom England to Virginia in or before 1639. In 1641 Richard Preston received 250 acres for the transport of five servants, including 'Edward Ratcliffe'. Both citations appear to be misspellings of the Rackley surname, which also appears in Virginia records as Ratlief,Ratleiff, Ratliffe, Rackly, Racle, Racly, Ratly, and Rattle. Names were spelled as they sounded in those days. There is no documentationas to the identity of the other four 'servants' who came over with Edward nor any documentation as to why they came. Richard Rackley also arrived in 1639 and nearly 40 years later, about 1676, William Rackley settled in New England, having come over as boatswain on a ship out of Bristol. No relationship is known between Richard,William, and our Edward. Edward Rackley probably remained in the service of Richard Preston for the customary period of seven years.Once on his own, Edward seems to have prospered. In 1657, he obtained the aforementioned 400 acres of land in present-day Essex County, VA.The site 12 miles above Nansemond Towne is approximately half way between the modern towns of Tappahannock and Port Royal. On 21April 1657, Edward Rackley patented 400 acres of land on the southside of the Rappahannock River, behind land of John Gilliot, about 12 miles above Nansemond Towns. He obtained that land through headrights, by having paid the passage to the Colony of Virginia for eight new settlers. The date of Edward's patent is only 50 years after the founding of the colony. In 1658 Edward and his Essex County neighbor Peter Ford patented 640 acres in New Kent County, VA by headrights. In 1663 they acquired another 640 acres in New Kent,also by headrights. There are presently no known records documenting the disposition of the New Kent land. This 1663 record is the last known record of Edward Rackley.
Edward Rackley died about 1663 in Essex Co, VAG+.

Elizabeth was also known as Elizabeth Smithwick. She. Hugh's wife's name was Elizabeth. Some researchers feel she was a Windley since Robert Windley settled on an adjoining plantation and Edward and Elizabeth Smithwick witnessed Robert Windley's will. These researchers feel the Elizabeth who witnessed the will was Hugh's wife. Hugh's marriage to Elizabeth occurred by 1644 and probably after 1642 when Hugh was listed as a headright. There are no known vital statistics for Elizabeth Smithwick. After the death of Hugh Smithwick, she married a Mr. Ward who predeceased her. Elizabeth was still living as late as May 1694, but the date of her death isu nknown. She, was born about 1625. guess.

Elizabeth married Hugh Smithwick estimated 1643 in VirginiaG.¹
On 7 September 1669 in Albemarle Co, VAG, Hugh Smithwick received a headright grant of [m] for importing wife Elizabeth, sons Hugh Smithwick, Jr., Edward Smithwick, Sr., and Ralph Smithwick, and others Elizabeth Bembridge.¹
Elizabeth died after May 1694.

Joanne was also known as Joanne North.

Joanne married Anthony North about 1646 in Sittingbourne, Colopxyot Par, VAG.

John Rackley, IV, son of John Rackley, III, and Mary Person, was born on 14 June 1720 in Bristol Parish, Henrico, VirginiaG.¹ John Rackley, IV, was baptized on 18 July 1721 in Bristol Parish, Henrico, VirginiaG.¹

Person Rackley was could have been named for his mother. He. Appears to have ben born about 1730 in VA and moved to NC with hisparents about 1740. Was in the Granville Co NC militia in 1754. He, son of John Rackley, III, and Mary Person, was born about 1730 in Essex Co, VAG+.
Person lived in Bute Co, NCG+, in 1766.¹

Person Rackley married Sarah Parker, daughter of Francis Parker, on 18 October 1814 in Nash Co, North CarolinaG.

Person Rackley died on 18 October 1814 in Nash Co, North CarolinaG.

Benjamin Lindsay, son of Unknown Lindsay, was born between 1740 and 1760.¹
Benjamin Lindsay died after 1804.¹

Nathaniel Bullock died in South CarolinaG.

Nathaniel Bullock married Elizabeth Brantley, daughter of Thomas Brantley and Unknown woThomasBrantley, before 1804.

Leonary Henley Bullock, son of Richard Bullock, Jr., and Anne Henley, was born in 1736.

Leonary Henley Bullock married Fanny Hawkins, daughter of Philemon (RS) Hawkins, Jr., and Lucy Davis, on 7 November 1760 in Granville Co, NCG+.


Leonary Henley Bullock married SusanSusannah Martin on 6 August 1766 in Granville Co, NCG+.

Leonary Henley Bullock died in 1797.

Agnes Bullock was also known as Agnes Williams.

Agnes Bullock married Judge John Williams in 1757.

John Bullock married Mary Mitchell, daughter of James Mitchell, on 12 November 1759 in Granville Co, NCG+.

Judge John Williams married Agnes Bullock, daughter of Richard Bullock, Jr., and Anne Henley, in 1757.

Mary Mitchell was also known as Mary Bullock. She, daughter of James Mitchell, was born about 1740.

Mary Mitchell married John Bullock, son of Richard Bullock, Jr., and Anne Henley, on 12 November 1759 in Granville Co, NCG+.

Fanny Hawkins was also known as Fanny Bullock.

Fanny Hawkins married Leonary Henley Bullock, son of Richard Bullock, Jr., and Anne Henley, on 7 November 1760 in Granville Co, NCG+.

SusanSusannah Martin was also known as SusanSusannah Bullock.
SusanSusannah Martin was widow of Goodloe.

SusanSusannah Martin married Leonary Henley Bullock, son of Richard Bullock, Jr., and Anne Henley, on 6 August 1766 in Granville Co, NCG+.

Philemon (RS) Hawkins, Jr., was Capt in RW. He, son of Philemon Hawkins, Sr., and Della Martin, was born on 3 December 1752 in North CarolinaG.
Philemon (RS) Hawkins, Jr., died on 28 January 1833 in North CarolinaG.

Elizabeth Brantley was also known as Elizabeth Bullock. She, daughter of Thomas Brantley and Unknown woThomasBrantley, was born about 1770.

Elizabeth Brantley married Nathaniel Bullock, son of Nathaniel (RS) Bullock and Mary Hawkins, before 1804.

William Eaton was also known as Col William Eaton. He. Col William Eaton was born about 1690 on Skimoni Creek near the YorkRiver in Yorke Co VA.
The first record that can definitely be ascribed to William Eaton is adeed to him for 200 acres by James Thweatt, joining on George Rivesdated 2 Jan 1717.
William married Mary Rives, the daughter of George Rives of PrinceGeorge.
William and Mary moved to Edgecombe Co NC about 1742.
On 15 Mar 1743, he proved his rights for taking up land for importing11 whites and 23 blacks into the colony.
In 1746, Granville Co was formed from the part of Edgecombe Co inwhich he had settled. In the act of the assembly creating GranvilleCo and St. John's Parish, the freeholders were ordered to meet at thehouse of William Eaton to hold court until a court house could bebuilt and the vestry of St. John's parish were directed to hold theirmeetings at the same place.
William represented Granville Co in the Assembly 1746-54,
was a Justice of the peace,
1758 vestryman of St. John's Parish NC [079]
Col of the Granville Co militia.
His will was dated 19 Feb 1759 and probated 20 Mar 1759 in GranvilleCo NC.
He left son William all my lands in Dinwiddie Co and Brunswick Co VAexcepting the plantation I reserved of William Scoggan heir of JohnScoggan and my lot and house in the town of Petersburg. Daughter JaneEdward wife of Col Nathanial Edwards all the slaves 'I possessed her'in the lifetime of her former husband Anthony Haynes. Daughter MaryJohnes of Robert Jones Jr., slaves Aggey, Annaca, Bod, 180 lbs VA.Daughter Sarah Johnson wife of Charels Johnson, slaves and personalestate 'I possessed her' in the lifetime of her former husband JohnThornton. Son-in-law Daniel Weldon, slaves Beck, Nall,Lucy, Dunstonson of Lucy, Janny and Jenny daughters of Hannah, Hester, Rachel,Aggy, Exxes, permitting my daughter Elizabeth 'Betty' Weldon to haveuse of them, and after said daughters death, said slaves to herchildren. SonThomas land in Granville Co where I now live, withreversion to my son Charles Rust Eaton and further reversion to sonWilliam, my land called Bowser's,also 2 tracts whre Lewis Ballard andCornelial Earl live; also a tract called Cumboes in Northampton Co oncondition he pay 20 lb VA to my grandson Eaton Haynes. Son CharlesRust Eaton all my land in Halifax Co, excepting my lots in Town ofHalifax. Wife Mary during her lifetime my land where Granville CourtHouse is built, tracts on Tabbs Creek, and then to my son Charles RustEaton. Sons Thomas and Charles my lots in the town of Petersburg.Son Thomas land called Goulds in Granville Co. My executors to sellmy tract called Youngs on Little Fishing Creek, my tract on AndersonsSwamp, 2 tracts on Smiths Creek (1 called Hughes and the otherRayborns) and the money to discharge my legeacies. Son Charles RustEaton, my lots in town of Halifax. Daughter Martha Eaton negroesPeed, Sarah, Sukey; 300 lbs VA, horses and mares. Negro girl Nannydaughter of Didio now in possession of Daniel Weldon to be returned tomy estate. Should sons Thomas and Charles Rust Eaton died before age21 or marriage, then certain reversions. Negroes at Tabbs Creek to mywife. Negroes at Mush Island to my son Charles Rust Eaton. DaughterMartha to be maintained until she is age 21 or marry. Execs: wifeMary Eaton,son-in-law Robert Jones Jr.

1771 Nov 15 Bute Co NC - William Park, merchant, sold ChristopherRobinson a negro, which was part of the estate of Col. William Easton,dec'd. Wit: Thomas Machen. Recorded Nov Court 1771 [079]. He, son of William Eaton and Sarah Pinkethman, was born about 1690 in York Co, VAG.

William Eaton married Mary Rives, daughter of George Rives.^1,1


William Eaton signed a will in 1759 in Granville Co, NCG+.
[S], the husband of Mary Rives, died [d] [l] at [a] years of age. [m1].

Frances Roy Gordon was also known as Frances Roy Bullock.
Frances Roy Gordon was her father received bounty land in Wilkes Co GA as a RS.

Frances Roy Gordon married Hawkins (RS) Bullock, son of Nathaniel (RS) Bullock and Mary Hawkins, on 12 March 1789.

Frances Roy Gordon died in 1837.

Peter lived in Middle Plantation, James City Co, VAG+. He. He returned to England where he died in 1665. His will, made in England, was proved Aug 24, 1665 [170] probated in York Co VA on 2 Oct 1665.
His will leaves to son Nicholas and daughter Sarah all his real and personal estate in England and Virginia. John Weldon, minister of the parish of St Mary was one of the executors. [170]

The relation between this John Weldon and Samuel Weldon is unknown.

REFERENCE: [014 I]. He, was born estimated 1615.¹
Peter Efford migrated to VirginiaG, in 1657.²
In February 1659/60 in Virginia ColonyG, Peter Efford. Peter Efford: 900 acres in James City & York Counties Type: LAND GRANT.¹
Peter Efford returned to in EnglandG, where he died in 1665.^3,4
Peter lived in Lancaster Co, VAG, on 15 June 1665. name mentioned in a land record.¹

The will of Peter Efford was probated on 24 August 1665 in EnglandG.³

The will of Peter Efford was probated on 2 October 1665 in York Co, VAG. Executors: Minister John Weldon., son(s) Nicholas Efford, daughter(s) Sarah Efford. Peter left all of real and personal estate in England and Virginia to his two children, Nicholas and Sarah.³
In Middle Plantation, James City Co, VAG+, Minister John Weldon became the guardian of Sarah Efford after the death of [S].³
On 22 August 1682 Peter Efford gave Samuel Weldon, I, and Sarah Efford in in Middle Plantation, James City Co, VAG+, owned by Peter Efford on James City Co (now Middle Plantation). DB [m2]. Witnesses: John Gawen, Thomas Braner, and Poynes Weldon.

Benjamin Weldon. _ Type: GENERAL NOTES.^1,2 He. He died unmarried in Southampton Co VA where his will was probated in1756. He mentioned his sisters Priscilla Weldon and Elizabeth Easley,brother Samuel Weldon, and cousins Allen, Willie, and Martha Jones.[014] Vol 1. He, son of Samuel Weldon, II, and Elizabeth Allen, was born after 1725.
Benjamin Weldon died in 1756 in Southampton, VirginiaG.¹

William Parsons married Elizabeth Plummer, daughter of William Plummer and Mary Hayes, after 1786.^1,2

William Parsons died in 1802.

Judith Plummer was also known as Judith Reed.

Judith Plummer married John Reed on 10 May 1769.

John Reed married Judith Plummer, daughter of Kemp Plummer and Judith Dudley, on 10 May 1769.

Mary Rives was also known as Mary Eaton.

Mary Rives married William Eaton, son of William Eaton and Sarah Pinkethman.^1,1
William Eaton and William Eaton were New Tag about 20 March 1759 in St John's Parish, Granville Co, North CarolinaG, $!&
William Eaton, the husband of [S], died [d] [l] at [a] years of age. [m1].

Thomas Lowe ~50 married Mary Rives, daughter of George Rives, on 10 November 1760 in Granville Co, NCG+.²

Daniel lived in Halifax Co, NCG, on 15 February 1775.¹

Jesse Edwards was buried in Rocky Mount Church, Sumter Co, GeorgiaG. Find A Grave Memorial # is. near Gatewood.
He, was born in 1785 in VirginiaG.

Jesse Edwards age ~57 married Susan B. Wheeler age ~27, daughter of Avery Wheeler and Mary Moore, about 1842 in Sumter Co, GAG.^1,1


Jesse Edwards was the Head of Household in the census in 1850 in Sumter Co, GAG. Jesse 65 farmer $300 born in VA, Susan 35 GA,William 7, Boyd 5?, Sidney3 m, Catherine 1, and Alexander 3/12. Also living with them are Susan's children by her first marriage, Mary Eubanks 17, Sarah Eubanks 15, and Nancy Eubanks 13. Also listed is John Eubanks age 8. John is a mystery since there were no males in Susan's household 1840 census, neither a husband or son. Jesse can't read or write and Sarah attended school within the year. He was a witness to. Neither Jesse Edwards, Susan Edwards, or Susan Eubanks appear in the1860 or 1870 Sumter Co GA census. with Susan B. Wheeler and Jesse Edwards.
Jesse Edwards died in 1861.

Sarah Eubanks, daughter of William Eubanks and Susan B. Wheeler, was born in 1835 in Sumter Co, GAG.¹

Nancy Eubanks, daughter of William Eubanks and Susan B. Wheeler, was born in 1837 in Sumter Co, GAG.¹

Frances Almira Culver was next to oldest of 11 children, never married. She. She was an educator, taught for more than 50 years and was greatlyadmired and loved by those who knew her. It is said that she had thebearing of a queen, was a brilliant conversationalist, and was afountain of wisdom.It is significant that she had many namesakes amongthe members of her family. From an article in the 22 Oct 1862Troy newspaper, 'Miss F. A. Culver has handed to Judge Fitzpatrick, 4pair of socks, a gift for the soldeirs. If each lady in our countywould do the same, or even half as much, the soldiers from this countywould have a plenty of socks gratuitously furnished. Will nothundreds of others, if not all of the ladies, do as Miss Culver hasdone? Time could not be better employed than in knitting socks, andby furnishing them, the ladies are directly giving great and efficientaid to the cause of our independence. Shall the soldiers from ourcounty go sockless through the winter? The answer is entirely withthe ladies, and we believe the response wil be, No. (130.) She, daughter of Levin Ellis Culver and Frances Ann Broadnax, was born on 23 December 1825 in Hancock Co, GAG+.
Frances lived in Pike Co, ALG+, in 1880.
Frances Almira Culver died in 1908 in Troy, Pike Co, ALG.

Robert Jones, Jr., married Sarah Cobbs, daughter of Robert Cobbs and Elizabeth Allen, before 1740.^1,1


Robert Jones, Jr., married Mary Eaton, daughter of William Eaton and Mary Rives, after 1743.

Robert Jones, Jr., died after 1759.