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- From: James Hughes [mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 9:55 AM
To: Marshall, Michael (Contracts)
Subject: RE: Jane Fauntleroy wife of Thomas Turner
Jane Fauntleroy wife of Thomas Turner may have been the sister of Moore Fauntleroy who had a dau. Catherine married to George Jr. Marshall.
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James Hughes 2005-05-12 10:41:47
Fredericksburg Court Record Search
Court Record Data
Context Extract
Birth Robin Brooke was born 21 Jan. 1755
Deed Humphrey B. Brooke &c to Henry Garnett - Essex Co. - 1791
Deed Robin Brooke to Robert Brooke - Essex Co. - 1782
Defendant William Fauntleroy (exor.); Moore Fauntleroy (exor.); John Fauntleroy (exor.); William Fauntleroy (decd - exor.); William Fauntleroy (decd); Samuel Griffin Fauntleroy; John Y. Chinn; Sthreshley Rennolds (sheriff - admr.); Humphrey Booth Brooke (decd - admr.); Edmund Brooke (admr.); Robert Brooke (decd); Humphrey B. Brooke; Roseline Brook; Lydia Bushrod Brooke
Deponent / Affiant William Brooke; John Pettit; Mary Brooke; John Matthews; John Matthews Jr.
Emancipation Adam, freed by the LW&T of Moore Fauntleroy Sr.
Estate I&A & division of Robert Brooke est. - Essex Co. - 1790
Estate acct. of William Fauntleroy est. division - Richmond - 1759
Family Apphia Fauntleroy, sister of Samuel Griffin Fauntleroy
Family Catharine Tomlin & Catharine Sydnor, granddaughters of Moore Fauntleroy
Family Sarah Nash, daughter of Mary Nash
Family Mary Nash, daughter of Nathaniel Nash
Family John Pettit, nephew of Moore Fauntleroy Sr.
Family Robin Brooke, son of Robert Brooke & grandson of William Fauntleroy
Family Winnifred Tomlin, niece of Apphia Fauntleroy
Family Robert Brooke, grandfather of Anne Brooke Chowning
Locality King & Queen Co.; Essex Co.; Richmond Co.; Culpeper Co.; King George Co.; GA (Columbia Co.)
Marriage Robert Brooke -mr- Mary Fauntleroy, daughter of William Fauntleroy
Marriage Hugh Cox -mr- Maria Brooke, daughter of Humphrey B. Brooke
Marriage FNU Marshell -mr- Catharine Fauntleroy, daughter of Moore Fauntleroy
Marriage FNU Sydnor -mr- Ellen Fauntleroy, daughter of Moore Fauntleroy
Marriage FNU Tomlin -mr- Susanna Fauntleroy, daughter of Moore Fauntleroy
Marriage Robin Brooke -mr- Lydia Bushrod Pettit, sister of John Pettit
Marriage William Chowning -mr- Anne Brooke, daughter of Robin Brooke
Plaintiff Anne Brooke; Spencer Roane (next friend); William Chowning (admr.); Anne Chowning (decd)
Slave Andrew; Annaky & children Hannah, Rachel, Job, Simon, Bacchus, Joane; Annaky & children Suky, Daphne, Letty, John, Henry, Alice, Alick; Annaky & children Wiatt, Emanuel, Charles & Carter; Bett Pecure; Betty & children Ben & Pheobe; Billy Pecure; Blinker; Chole; Cumbo; Emeniel; Frankey; General; Isaac; James Crank; Jemimah & children Harry, Dinah, Char[torn], Betty & Mary; Joan; Judah; Lancaster Will; Long Sam; Lydia; Mary & children Bacchus, Lewis, Agga & Mary; Mary; Moses; Pompey; Tulop; Venus & children Cale & Tom
Slave Mary; Jemimah; Jenny; little Letty; Anneky; Judy; great Letty; Tabby; Betty; Venus - property of Robin Brooke
Tract Rings Neck; Farmers Hall; Quintenroak
Will Robin Brooke - Essex Co. - 1778 / 1779
Will Moore Fauntleroy - Richmond Co. - 1790 / 1791
Administrative Information
Record title Brooke by her next friend vs Brooke, Fauntleroy's Exrs. & als
Year recorded 1825
Collection CR-SC-H
Record ID 43-2
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Death of George, Jr. (1142), died without issue. Will dated 17 May 1788; probated 1 Jan. 1789, (K.G. Will Book 2, pgs. 107 and Ill). Witnesses: William Marshall, Mary Marshall, George Marshall.
Leaves to second wife Catherine all "I got by her marriage" and "the use of the estate except what is given to my beloved mother Ann, and if Catherine survives Anne the use of my whole estate during her widow-hood, but no longer."
At that time, the land goes to George Marshall (11411), the son of his brother James Marshall (1141) deceased.
The rest of the estate is then divided three ways
(1) to his sister Betty Ford Chapman's two children by William Ford, deceased,
(2) to the children of his brother James being a son and three daughters. Nothing to the son who has already been given land, and
(3) "to my sister Guy's children."
Catherine renounced the will. G.H.S. King says she remarried to Robert H. Hooe, and was the daughter of Capt. Moore Fauntleroy
and wife formerly Elizabeth Mitchell.
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Contributed by: James Hughes
URL: http://gedcom.surnames.com/burgess_jim/np222.htm
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Note:
Wills of Richmond County, Virginia 1699 - 1800 Robert K. Headley
Will Book 8 Page 86
Moore Fauntleroy, Lunenburg Parish, will 20 July 1790, 7 Feb 1791 daughter Ellen Sydnor land I bought of Lindsey Opie in Lancaster County adjoining the land that I got by her mother containing 84 acres; right to a 126 acre tract of land in Lancaster County that I had by my first wife should be recovered by any suit.; wid of son George Hale, Fauntleroy; daughter Susannah Tomlin lands I bought of William Davenport adjoining the land she now lives on daughter CATHARINE MARSHALL; son Samuel Griffin Fauntleroy tract of land I bought of Col Robert W. Carter called Rings Neck; son William tract of land where I now live and all the lands I have purchased in the upper part of the county, tract of land called Quintonoak in Farnham Parish. And the land I bought of John Fulks; grand daughter Catharine Sydnor; granddaughter; Catharine Tomlin; Mary Nash (daughter of Nathaniel Nash) to receive a tenement of land where James Nash now lives; Sarah Nash (daughter of Mary Nash) mentions deceased daughter Apphia Fauntleroy and deceased brother henry; ex sons-in-law Robert and William Sydnor and sons Samuel and Robert Tomlin and William Sydnor and sons Samuel and William; witness William Fauntleroy Jr;, William Kendall. (Col Moore Fauntleroy (b 1716) married (1) Anne Heale of Lancaster County in 1736 and (2) Elizabeth Mitchell by 1748, MRC, p.68)
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1765 - Aft 1792 (~ 28 years)