Paternal Ancestors of Betty Atkins

512. John Francis Atkins, son of Unknown and Unknown, was born about 1665 in Henrico Co., VA and died in 1737 in Henrico Co., Virginia about age 72.

Anna married John Francis Atkins on 18 Jul 1700. John was born about 1665 in Henrico Co., VA and died in 1737 in Henrico Co., Virginia about age 72.

General Notes: The will of Samuel Brockman I was probated in 1766, his wife Mary died in 1776

Mary married Samuel Brockman. Samuel was born in King and Queen County, Virginia.

518. Capt. Joseph Collins, son of John Collins Sr and Eleanor Oliver, was born in 1667 in Isle of Wight Co, VA and died on 3 May 1748 in Orange Co., VA at age 81.

519. Catherine Robinson Mrs. Capt. Jos. Collins was born in 1690 in Spotsvania Co, VA. Another name for Catherine was Susanna Robertson.

General Notes: Brockman Scrapbook says she may be the daughter of John Robinson and Ann Holiday (dau. of William Holiday)

Catherine married Capt. Joseph Collins in 1705. Joseph was born in 1667 in Isle of Wight Co, VA and died on 3 May 1748 in Orange Co., VA at age 81.

General Notes: Alias:<ALIA> The /Ranger/ REFN: 2080 John Taliaferro was the son of Robert Taliaferro, immigrant, was lieutenant of rangers against the Indians, justice of Essex, sherriff and in 1699 member of the house of burgesses. He married Sarah, daughter of Major Lawrence Smith, of Gloucester County. His will, dated june 1 1715, was proved in Essex county, June 21, 1720, and mentions issue. (Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volume I IV--Burgesses and Other Prom inent Persons)

----------------------- Lt. Col. John Taliaferro / Sarah Smith 1656 - June 1, 1715 / 1666 - 1720 m. 1682 in Virginia John Taliaferro Born in Gloucester County <../history/va/gloucester.htm>, Va Lieutenant, County Militia-Rangers, James City, 13 Jan 1692 Sheriff, Essex County <../history/va/essex.htm>, 1699 Member of the House of Burgesses for Essex County 17 Apr 1699. Justice of Essex Co., Va 8 Jul 1702, along with Francis Taliaferro, probably his uncle. Quit Rent Rolls of 1704: has 2,000 acres in Essex Co., Va. Also listed in Essex Co. are Francis and Charles Called the Ranger; Colonel in the Caroline Company of Rangers Will dated 1 June 1715 in Essex Co., Va and proved 21 Jun 1720, in Essex Co., Va.. Will Book 3, page 157 Sarah Smith Born in Gloucester Co., Va On August 9, 1692, John Smith, of Ware Parish, Gloucester County, made a deed to John Taliaferro, of St. Mary's Parish, Essex County, for 200 acres of land, "the one half moiety of the land taken up by Charles Grymes, dec'd, November 22, 1661, and bequeathed by him to Mary Dedman (Sarah's mother). (Essex County records, Book I, p. 40.) Daughter of Lawrence Smith and Mary Dedman <../smith/lawrence.htm> Died in Essex Co., Va

Children: Mary <../thornton/william.htm>, Sarah, Catherine, Lawrence, John of Snow Creek, Robert, Charles, Zacharia, Elizabeth, Richard, William

262 iii. John Taliaferro (born between 1684 and 1687 in Fredricksburg, Spotsylvania Co., VA - died on 3 May 1744 in Spotsylvania Co., VA)

Sarah married John Taliaferro in 1678 in Virginia. John was born in 1656 in Gloucester Co., VA and died on 21 Jun 1720 in Essex Co., VA at age 64.

General Notes: Note: There are no extant records documenting the wife's name nor the parents names.

264 i. Charles Yancey Jr (born before 1684 in Virginia - died after 1745 in Louisa Co., Virginia)

592. Martin Azbill,⁹ son of Richard Asbell and Mary Martin Mrs. Richard Asbell, was born in 1685 in Chowan Co., North Carolina and died in 1742 in Berkeley Co., North Carolina at age 57. Ancestral File Number: JM7P-NW.

Martin married Hanna Pierce Mrs. Martin Asbill. Hanna was born about 1685 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina and died in 1735 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina about age 50.

296 i. Pierce Asbill (born in 1703 in Berkeley Co., North Carolina - died in 1760)

ii. Rachael Asbill was born in 1705 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina. Ancestral File Number: JM8F-DJ.

iii. Susanna Asbill was born in 1707 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina. Ancestral File Number: JM8F-GV.

iv. Jean Asbille was born in 1710 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina. Ancestral File Number: JM7P-5B.

v. Richard Asbille was born in 1713 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina. Ancestral File Number: JM8F-H2.

vi. Margaret Asbille was born on 23 Sep 1717 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina. Ancestral File Number: JM8F-LK.

vii. Hannah Asbill was born in 1720 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina. Ancestral File Number: JM8F-NW.

viii. George Asbill was born in 1723 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina. Ancestral File Number: JM7P-91.

ix. Mary Asbill was born in 1727 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina. Ancestral File Number: JM8F-Q8.

x. Ann Asbille was born on 18 Jul 1734 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina. Ancestral File Number: JM8F-SL.

593. Hanna Pierce Mrs. Martin Asbill,⁹ daughter of Thomas Pierce and Mary Mrs. Thomas Pierce, was born about 1685 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina and died in 1735 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina about age 50. Ancestral File Number: JM7P-GV.

Hanna married Martin Azbill. Martin was born in 1685 in Chowan Co., North Carolina and died in 1742 in Berkeley Co., North Carolina at age 57.

Jonathan married Alice Pickering Mrs. Jonathan Gaskill, I on 29 Sep 1726 in Salem, Essex Co, MA. Alice was born on 19 Nov 1703 in Salem, Essex Co, MA and died after 7 Sep 1778 in Cumberland, Providence, RI.

320 vi. Silas Gaskill (born about 1743 in Salem, Essex Co, MA - died on 25 Apr 1818 in Owego, Tioga Co, NY)

641. Alice Pickering Mrs. Jonathan Gaskill, I,² daughter of Benjamin Pickering and Jane Hobby, was born on 19 Nov 1703 in Salem, Essex Co, MA and died after 7 Sep 1778 in Cumberland, Providence, RI.

Alice married Jonathan Gaskill I on 29 Sep 1726 in Salem, Essex Co, MA. Jonathan was born on 26 Jan 1698 in Salem, Essex Co, MA and died on 12 Dec 1758 in Cumberland, Providence, RI at age 60.

Uriah married Sarah Ballou Mrs. Uriah Jillson, Sr. in 1734 in Cumberland, Providence Co, RI. Sarah was born on 15 Nov 1713 in Wrenthram, Norfolk Co, Ma and died on 19 Apr 1795 in Cumberland, Providence Co, RI at age 81.

643. Sarah Ballou Mrs. Uriah Jillson, Sr.,² daughter of Russell Ballou and Unknown, was born on 15 Nov 1713 in Wrenthram, Norfolk Co, Ma and died on 19 Apr 1795 in Cumberland, Providence Co, RI at age 81.

Sarah married Uriah Jillson Sr in 1734 in Cumberland, Providence Co, RI. Uriah was born on 10 Nov 1713 in Cumberland, Providence Co, RI and died on 16 Sep 1781 at age 67.

Samuel next married Sarah Parker on 10 Dec 1696 in Barnstable, Barnstable Co, MA.

Sarah married Samuel Crocker I on 10 Dec 1696 in Barnstable, Barnstable Co, MA. Samuel was born on 15 May 1671.

John married Elizabeth French on 25 May 1720 in Norwich, Conn. Elizabeth was born about 1675.

Elizabeth married John French on 25 May 1720 in Norwich, Conn. John was born on 26 Aug 1671 in Topsfield, Essex Co, MA and died on 20 Apr 1720 in Norwich, New London Co, CT at age 48.

648. Hugh Canada (Cannaday),² son of Hugh Canada (Cannaday) and Mrs Canada, was born about 1703 in King George Co, VA. Other names for Hugh were Hew, and Hu.

ii. John Canada (Cannady) was born on 25 Jan 1741 in Virginia and died on 2 Mar 1830 in Wayne Co, IN at age 89.

324 iii. Wagstaff Canada (Cannady) (born about 1745 in St Pauls Parish, Stafford Co, VA - died in Aug 1812 in Wake Co, NC)

Mildred married Hugh Canada (Cannaday) on 6 Nov 1735 in St Pauls Parish, Stafford Co, VA. Hugh was born about 1703 in King George Co, VA. Other names for Hugh were Hew, and Hu.

Mildred next married George Hutcheson on 27 Sep 1727 in St Paul Parish, King George Co, VA. George was born about 1710.

General Notes: John Nipper II was born about 1685 in , Northumberland, County, Virginia. He died in May 1743 in , Brunswick County, Virginia. He was buried in St. Andrews, Parish, , Virginia. On 21 July 1703 John Nipper acknowledged deed of sale to Samuel Lunsford and his wife, Rebecca. Fonly Morrison, her attorney, acknowlefged the deed of sale to John Nipper. On 16 June 1711, John Nipper's land adjoins Samuel Mohaines and Alex Love on the Mill Creek. On 17 July 1711, John Nipper petitioned and was granted a Commission of Administration from Elilia Love, wife of Alex Love, to acknowledge Deed. On 21 January 1714, John Nipper presented "for drinking and singing on the Sabbath Day". On 17 March 1715, John Nipper, Executor, presents inventory of Charles Prichard's Estate. On 13 October 1727, John Nipper received a grant of 300 acrs of land in Brunswick County, on the north side of the Roanokee River; on a branch of Cox Creek, adjoining William Tucker's land. (Ref: Patent Book number 13, page 333.) Editorial note by James Luther Nipper: The area around or near the original home site of John Nipper was first in Brunswick County, then Lunenburg County and finally in Macklenburg County as the boundries were shifted. The land is now submerged under the impounded waters of Gaston Lake, formed by a dam on the Roanoke River. The Roanokee is also the boundry line, at this point, between Virginia and North Carolina. On 28 September 1728, John Nipper's land adjoins the lands of Cornelius Carghill and Major Munford on the North side of the Roanoke River, on Beaverpond Creek. (Ref: Patent Book Number 14, page 386.) On 5 April 1732, John Nipper bought land from William Tucker and wife Elizabeth, in Brunswick County. (Ref: Deed Book Number 1, Page 13.) On 28 August 1732, John Nipper, by deed, gave William Jenkins and wife Anne, John's daughter, 183 acres of land in Brunswick County. (Ref: Deed book number 1.) On 6 December 1735, John Nipper with John Butcher, and Henry Beddingfield were "appointed by the vestry to procession all the land from foard (sic) to Meherrin River at Colonel Byrds quarter(Diamond Grove) up to the extent of the County." (Ref: "Life by the Roaring Roanoke", page 36, Library File GR975.5645/B796L.) On 4 March 1746, John Nipper sold 150 acres of land in Brunswick County. on Cox Creek, to Randall Bracey, for the sum of 35 pounds. (Ref: Deed Book number 3, page 277.) On 24 October 1752, John Nipper, executor of Ann Nipper, deceased, presented her will in court. It being proved by the oaths of Dorithy Robertson and Mary Bracey, witnesses thereto, a Certificate of Probate of the Estate was granted to John Nipper. He having, with Daniel Carrell, his security, entered into bond in the amount of 500 pounds. In 1764, John Nipper is shown on the Tythable Rolls of Brunswick County. (Ref: Tythable Rolls.) On 10 October 1776, John Nipper enlisted as a private in Capt. Michael Bowyer's Company, 12th Virginia Regiment, commanded by Colonel James Wood, for two years (Revolutionary War). On 11 August 1777 he was promoted to the rank of Corporal and on 30 October 1777 he was assigned to duties as a Seaman (Navy). He returned to his regiment on 20 March 1778. From April 1778 to June 1778 he was at Valley Forge. 12 July 1778 found him at Camp Faramus and from 3 August 1778 to 2 September 1778 he was at Camp White Plains. By 5 October 1778 he moved to Camp Robinson Farm where he was discharged on 30 October 1778, with milage to the frontier of Vitginia, calculated at 400 miles, being paid at the rate of one day pay for each 20 miles distance. His final pay was for three months at 7 1/3 dollars per month, amounting to $22.00, plus travel pay of $4.80. (Ref: Revolutionary War Records, National Archives, Washington, D.C.) LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JOHN NIPPER II In the name of God, Amen, this twenty-sixth day of March in th year of our Lord God, One thousand seven hundred thirty-six, I, John Nipper, Senr, of the Parish of St. Andrew in the County of Brunswick, planter, being very sick and weak in body but of perfect mind and memory, thanks be given unto God therefor, and calling into mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die and after death for judgement do make and ordain this my Last Will and Testament, that is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my Soul into the hands of God that gave it and my body I recommend to the Earth to be buried in a Christine like form and decent manner at the direction of my executor. Nothing ensouling but I shall receive the same again at the General Resurrection by the mighty power of God, and as touching such worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to informe me in this life, I give, devise and dispose in the following manner and form. IMPRIMIS; I give and bequeath unto Amme, my true and lawful wife, my dwellingplantation together with all my movable Estate, Real and Personal, excepted only which I have mentioned by word of mouth should be amongst the children not only may be given out as legacies and the content or quanity of land with the plantation is from the great hollow poplar commonly called the pig pen poplar and so down the fork and all the land below to go with the plantation. Item. I give and bequeath the upper part of the said tract of land to be equally divided between my son James Nipper and John Platt. Item. I give and bequeath all the land mentioned in the Patent of the tract of land whereupon my son John Nipper, Junr. lives except that part that is made over in Court to my son-in-law William Jenkins. Item. I give unto my son John Nipper, Junr one shilling sterling to the exrent he may have no more right to any part of my estate and I do hereby disallow, Revoak (sic), and disanul all and every other forn of Testament, Wills and legacies and bequests by me in anywise before this same, willed and bequeathed, rightifieing and confirming this and no othe to be my Last Will and Testamant. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above written. - John (T) Nipper. Signed, published and pronounced in presence of us; Cornelius Keith, Thomas (T) Roberts, John (M) Nipper. At a Court held for Brunswick County May 7, 1743. This Will was presented in Court and proved by the oaths of Thomas Roberts and John Nipper, Junr two of the witnesses thereto and ordered to be Recorded and on the motion of Anne, the widow and relict of the Testator and her making Oath according to Law -- Certificate is granted for obtaining Letters of Administration of his Estate the standard Will annexed in due form. General Information The area around or near the original site of John Nipper II was first in Brunswick County, then in Lunnenburg County and finally in Mecklenburg County as the county was divided into smaller counties. The area of John Nipper II's original lands are now submerged under the impounded waters of the Roanoke River that forms Lake Gaston. St. Andrews Parish Church was located at the present site of Cochran, Virginia, Approximately 12 miles to the North of the North Carolina - Virginia line on Interstate 85. The parish was formed in 1720. Its territory included all of Brunswick County, which was formed in the same year and extennded westward to the mountains. However, Dt. Andrews Parish did not begin its Vestry and Registery Book until 1732, the same year that a Civil Government began. The Civil and Ecclesiastical governments of Virginia during these times were entertwined. Many of the county's justiices were also Church Vestrymen. In the first known Vestry for the parish, about one-half were gentlemen justices. These justices (Court) were responsible, among other duties, for seeing that the lands within its jurisdiction were properly processioned. This was a procedure by which the boundries of each person's land would, once every four years, be walked off and "the land marks renewed". Three processionongs of a person's land were considered sufficient to establish permantly its boundries. John Nipper II was assigned to procession lands in his area on one occassion. He was married to Anne about 1712. Anne was born about 1690. She died in Oct 1752 in , Brunswick County, Virginia. She was buried in St. Andrews, Parish, , Virginia. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF ANNE NIPPER In the name og God, Amen. I Anne Nipper, of the County of Brunswick, being very sick and weak in body but in perfect sense and memory do make this my Last Will and Testament in manner and form as follows, Witness, I give and bequeath my soul into the hands of the Almighty God that gave it to me and my body to the Earyh, its Mother, to be buried at the discretion of my executor, and for such Estatea as it hath pleased God for to bless me with I give and devise in manner and form as follows. Item. I give and bequeath unto my son John Nipper two cows and calves, four head of hogs and all the crop of corn that is made upon the plantation, two loxks and keys. Item. I give and bequeath unto my son Alexander Nipper my bed and furniture. Item. I give and bequeathunto my son James Nipper, one cow and calf, one heifer. I give unto my son-in-law Richard Rottenberry one Shilling Sterling to the intent that he may have no more of my Estate. Item. I give unto my son-in-law Thomas Westmoreland one Shilling Sterling to the intent that he mmay have no more of my Estate. Item. I give unto my son-in-law William Jinkins one Shilling Sterling that he may have no more right to any more of my Estate. Item. That all the rest of my personal Estate after charges is paid I give unto my son John Nipper. Item. I give and bequeath unto my neighbor Randall Bracey my now dwelling plantation the contents or quanity of land that was given to me by my husband John Nipper Last Will made on the Twenty-sixth day of March One thousand seven hundred and thirty-six and I do appoint my son John Nipper my whole Executor of this my Last Will -- revoking all former will by me made, as witness my hand this Sixth day of October 1752. (signed) Ann (A) Nipper Signed and delivered in the presence of us Dorithy (X) Robertson, Mary Bracey, and Randall Bracey. At a Court for Brunswick County the 24th day of October 1752. This will was presented in Court by John Nipper the Executor therein named who made Oath thereto and was proved by the Oaths of Dorithy Robertson and Mary Bracey witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded and Certificate granted the said Executor for obtaining a Probate thereof in due form. He having with Daniel Carrell his Security entered into and acknowledged. Bond in the Penalty of Five Hundred Pounds with condition according to Law. John Nipper II and Anne had the following children: +10 i. Anne Nipper. +11 ii. John Nipper III. +12 iii. Alexander Nipper. +13 iv. James Nipper. +14 v. Martha Nipper. +15 vi. Edith Nipper. per: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~virgilgw/nipper/d1209.htm this site shows John Nipper II as the son of James Nipper II.. curious as they named their sons after their bros., so one might have the II yet his bro would have one with the III after.

John married Anne Mrs. John Nipper II ²⁰ in 1712 in Brunswick, Virginia.²⁰ Anne was born in 1685 in Northumberland, VA ^²⁰ and died in Oct 1752 in Brunswick, Virginia ^²⁰ at age 67.

326 i. James Nipper (born in 1721 in Brunswick Co, VA - died on 11 Feb 1793 in Brunswick Co, VA)

ii. Martha Nipper was born on 19 Nov 1726 in Bristol Parish Virginia ^²⁰ and died WFT Est 1761-1821 ^²⁰ at age 35.

iii. John Nipper was born in 1714 in Virginia ^²⁰ and died in Jun 1791 in Mechlinberg Co Virginia ^²⁰ at age 77.

iv. Alexander Nipper was born in 1720 in Virginia ^²⁰ and died WFT Est 1721-1810 ^²⁰ at age 1.

v. Anne Nipper was born in 1713 in Brunswick Virginia ^²⁰ and died WFT Est 1714-1807 ^²⁰ at age 1.

vi. Edith Nipper was born in 1733 in Bristol Parish Virginia ^²⁰ and died WFT Est 1734-1827 ^²⁰ at age 1.

653. Anne Mrs. John Nipper II ² ^,20 was born in 1685 in Northumberland, VA ^²⁰ and died in Oct 1752 in Brunswick, Virginia ^²⁰ at age 67.

Anne married John Nipper II ²⁰ in 1712 in Brunswick, Virginia.²⁰ John was born in 1680 in Northumberland, VA ^²⁰ and died on 17 May 1743 in St Andrews Parish, Brunswick Co, VA ^²⁰ at age 63.

General Notes: Nathaniel Tatum was a very lucky man. and a member of a very select group. According to records, 7, 289 people migrated to Virginia between 1609 and 1624. 6,040 of those died. On 23 January 1624, Nathaniel was included in the muster of Shirley Hundred, Charles Citte. He reported that at age twenty years he had come to Virginia on the ship "George" in May 1619.

The "George" left London in March of 1619. It was a 150 ton sailing vessel with William Ewen as the master. After a two month passage the vessel arrived Jamestown, Virginia in May 1619.

He returned to England to marry a woman named Ann. Then came back to the Colonies. He is the ancestor of

Ann married Nathaniel Tatum before Jul 1638 in England. Nathaniel was christened on 18 Nov 1599.

720. Robert Barham,¹ son of Charles Barham and Elizabeth Ridley, was born in 1678 in Surry Co., VA and died in 1760 in Southampton Co., VA at age 82.

General Notes: This tree was compiled by Stacy Braiuca beginning December 1999 and ongoing. Please cite my sources as well as myself. slbraiuca@hotmail.com

Robert married Elizabeth Clarke in 1700 in Surry Co., VA. Elizabeth was born about 1680 in Lawnes Creek Parish, Surry Co., VA and died between 1699 and 1704 in Northampton, VA.

721. Elizabeth Clarke,¹ daughter of John Clark and Mary Flake, was born about 1680 in Lawnes Creek Parish, Surry Co., VA and died between 1699 and 1704 in Northampton, VA.

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Elizabeth married Robert Barham in 1700 in Surry Co., VA. Robert was born in 1678 in Surry Co., VA and died in 1760 in Southampton Co., VA at age 82.

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John married Martha Holt. Martha was born in 1686 in Surry Co., VA and died in 1772 in Surry Co., VA at age 86.

723. Martha Holt ¹ was born in 1686 in Surry Co., VA and died in 1772 in Surry Co., VA at age 86.

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Martha married John Judkins. John was born WFT Est 1646-1694 and died WFT Est 1688-1772 at age 42.

728. Nathaniel John Freeman,¹ son of James Freeman and Mary Freeman (Mrs), was born on 17 Mar 1674 in New Kent Co., KY and died on 10 Feb 1725 in Surry Co., VA at age 50.

Nathaniel married Mary Hancock Mrs. N. J. Freeman on 24 Oct 1693 in Virginia. Mary was born in 1667 in Surry Co., VA and died about 1710 about age 43.

364 ii. Henry Freeman (born on 24 Feb 1697 in Charles Parish, York, VA - died on 17 Dec 1753 in Surry Co., VA)

729. Mary Hancock Mrs. N. J. Freeman ¹ was born in 1667 in Surry Co., VA and died about 1710 about age 43.

Mary married Nathaniel John Freeman on 24 Oct 1693 in Virginia. Nathaniel was born on 17 Mar 1674 in New Kent Co., KY and died on 10 Feb 1725 in Surry Co., VA at age 50.

730. Arthur Jones,¹ son of Arthur Jones and Unknown, was born about 1651 in Surry Co., VA and died on 16 May 1716 in Surry Co., VA about age 65.

General Notes: This GEDCOM database is furnished by the Statler Family Genealogy Homepage and is the result of the hard work of Mary Alice Statler Blaylock and other hard working genealogists working together to provide this information.

Arthur married Prudence Baldwin. Prudence was born about 1655 in Surry Co., VA.

Prudence married Arthur Jones. Arthur was born about 1651 in Surry Co., VA and died on 16 May 1716 in Surry Co., VA about age 65.

732. Jr Sylvanus Stokes Jr,¹ son of Sr Sylvanus Stokes Sr and Mary Bishop, was born about 1660 in Charles City CO, VA and died on 6 Feb 1748 in Surry Co., VA about age 88.

366 i. Sylvanus Stokes (born before 1710 in Surry Co., VA - died about 1766 in Sussex Co, VA)

734. William Walker,¹ son of Alexander Walker and Unknown, was born in 1640 in Hanover Co., New Kent, St. Peter's Parish, Virginia and died in Aug 1723 in Henrico Co. Virginia at age 83.

General Notes: Is he the son of Capt. Alexander Walker?Purported to be the son of Alexander WALKER and Frances. However, no substantive evidence has been seen of any relationship between William WALKER and Alexander WALKER. William was in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., VA by 1698, appearing as a thithable that year, and as a land holder in 1704. He owned 650 acres of land in New Kent Co., and 500 acres in Henrico Co. His will was proved at the August 1723 Court, Henrico Co., VA with William WOODSON and John WALKER, securities for Elizabeth WALKER, executrix. Stephen M. Lawson Apr. 2000 http://sml.simplenet.com/smlawson/walker.htm

vi. William Walker was born in 1644 in New Kent CO VA and died on 23 Sep 1717 in Hanover Co. Virginia at age 73.

Elizabeth married William Walker. William was born in 1640 in Hanover Co., New Kent, St. Peter's Parish, Virginia and died in Aug 1723 in Henrico Co. Virginia at age 83.

896. Francois Visinand,¹ son of Estienne Visinand and Andreaz Daunet Mrs. Estienne Visinand, was born on 18 Jan 1647 in Maracon, Lausanne, Corsier, Canton Of Vaud, Vevey, Switzerland, was christened on 18 Jan 1647 in , , , Switzerland, and died on an unknown date. Another name for Francois was Francois "Franz" Visinand.

General Notes: [whisenhunt1705445.FTW]

FRANCOIS "FRANZ" VISINAND, BORN 18 JAN 1647 (BAPTISMAL DAT E ACCORDING TO LETTER FROM THE ARCHIVES CANTONALES VAUDOOIS E, RU DE LA MOULINE 32, SWITZERLAND, TO GARY WHISNANT, OF C ONWAY, ARK.) HIS GODFATHER WAS FRANCOIS NEYROD AND THE GODM OTHER JEANNE TAVERNEY (ACV, Eb 34/1,408).

• LIVD: Lived: French speaking regoin of Switzerland between Lausanne and Montreux.

iv. Jean Pierre Visinand was born on 24 Nov 1672 in Corsier, Switzerland, Canton of Vaud.

448 i. Philip Peter Visinand (born on 10 Apr 1684 in Heilsbruck, Edenkoben, Germany - died about 1744 in Old Lancaster, PA)

Anna married Francois Visinand before 1684 in Switzerland. Francois was born on 18 Jan 1647 in Maracon, Lausanne, Corsier, Canton Of Vaud, Vevey, Switzerland, was christened on 18 Jan 1647 in , , , Switzerland, and died on an unknown date. Another name for Francois was Francois "Franz" Visinand.

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