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Joseph Peck / Anna Phelps
| Husband: Joseph Peck | |||
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| Wife: Anna Phelps | |||
| Born: | 9 Mar 1792 | at: | Colebrook, Litchfield, Connecticut, United States |
| Died: | 14 Aug 1850 | at: | |
| Father: | John Phelps | ||
| Mother: | Anna Baker | ||
| Children | |||
Pedigree Chart for: Joseph Peck
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Pedigree Chart for: Anna Phelps
/--Israel Phelps
/--David Phelps Sr.
| \--Rachel Jones Clark
/--John Phelps
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| \--Margaret Colton
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|--Anna Phelps
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\--Anna Baker
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David Matteson / (--?--)
| Husband: David Matteson | |||
| Born: | 1723 | at: | of Wst Greenwich, Kent, Rhode Island |
| Married: | ABT 1748 | at: | Wst Greenwich, Kent, Rhode Island |
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| Wife: (--?--) | |||
| Born: | 1727 | at: | of Wst Greenwich, Kent, Rhode Island |
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| Sources: | [6177] | ||
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| Name: | Elizabeth Matteson [6142] | ||
| Born: | 1747 | at: | West Greenwich, Kent, Rhode Island |
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| Died: | at: | ||
| Spouses: | John Johnson | ||
Pedigree Chart for: David Matteson
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Pedigree Chart for: (--?--)
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(--?--) / Anne Latimer
| Husband: (--?--) | |||
| Wife: Anne Latimer | |||
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| Father: | Robert Latimer III | ||
| Mother: | Elizabeth Dimond | ||
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Pedigree Chart for: Anne Latimer
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/--Robert Latimer III
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\--Elizabeth Dimond
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Ashley Bell / Susannah Southerland
[14746]| Husband: Ashley Bell | |||
| Born: | 2 Dec 1770 | at: | Louisa County, Va |
| Married: | 25 Jun 1797 | at: | Minister William Baskett |
| Died: | at: | ||
| Father: | George Bell | ||
| Mother: | Cisley Johnson | ||
| Notes: | [12224] | ||
| Wife: Susannah Southerland | |||
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| Died: | at: | ||
| Father: | Joseph Southerland | ||
| Mother: | Grissell Mallory | ||
| Notes: | [12236] | ||
| Children | |||
| Name: | John Fendall Bell [12222] | ||
| Born: | ABT 1802 | at: | Fluvanna County, Virginia, USA |
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| Died: | ABT 1847 | at: | Stafford County, Virginia, USA |
| Spouses: | Jane Adie | ||
| Name: | Anthony Winston Bell [12277] | ||
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| Name: | Matilda Clemon Bell [12278] | ||
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| Name: | Betsey Harwood Bell [12279] | ||
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| Name: | William Henry Bell [12280] | ||
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| Name: | Patsey Pleasants Bell [12281] | ||
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Pedigree Chart for: Ashley Bell
/--David Bell
/--George Bell
| \--Bethia
/--George Bell
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| \--Rebecca Moore
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|--Ashley Bell
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\--Cisley Johnson
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\--Martha Wooday
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Pedigree Chart for: Susannah Southerland
/--George Southerland
/--Joseph Southerland
| \--Elizabeth Norment
/--Joseph Southerland
| | /--John Chiles
| \--Elizabeth? Chiles
| \--Mary
|--Susannah Southerland
| /--Thomas Mallory
| /--Philip Mallory, Sr.
| | \--Elizabeth Higgason
\--Grissell Mallory
| /--Thomas Mallory
\--Lucinda Pines
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[14746] License in Fluvanna County issued 21 Apr 1797, see Virginia HistoricMarriage Register: Fluvanna County Marriages, 1781-1849, Iberian Press,Athens, GA 1984 by John Vogt and T. William Kethley, Jr.
[12224] Melissa Steward, George and Cisley J Bell, Louisa Co, VA, 8 Apr 1999,#1716 of Bell Family, GenForum: He was a Quaker, "disowned married out of unity 7/8/1797" from Hinshaw'sEncyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy c 1950 vol. Virginia p. 230 Lillie B. Ruby, Re: Bell-Pleasant Line, 8 Oct 1999, #2933 of BellFamily, GenForum Carol Mitchell (carolmit@uasor.net) 2/14/01
[12236] Carol Mitchell in Bell-Southerland Notes, January, 2001 Fluvanna Co. Marriage Notes Winston of Virginia and Allied Families, Whittet and Shepperson,Richmond, VA, 1927, compiled and edited by Clayton Torrence, p. 401: "InJuly 1796 Joseph Southerland of Louisa County conveyed (for pounds 40) toSusanah Southerland, a negro girl named Kitty." Will of Joseph Southerland, Louisa Co. Virginia, 1 Apr 1807 Louisa Co.,Virginia, Deeds and Wills No. 5 1801-1817, LDS Film #0032194 ( Will pg.275, Inventory pg. 296): "Item I give and bequeath unto the children ofmy daughter Susanna Bell one negroe named Nat to them and their heirsforever but my will is that my said daughter Susanna should have theprofits of said negro as long as she lives" and "I give and bequeath unto the children of my daughter Susanna Bellone part (of my estate) to them and their heirs forever but my will isthat my said daughter Susanna should have the profits of said part aslong as she lives." Carol Mitchell (carolmit@uasor.net) 2/14/01
[12222] Winston of Virginia and Allied Families, Whittet and Shepperson,Richmond, VA, 1927, compiled and edited by Clayton Torrence, p. 401-2:"In 1802 John M. Southerland, of Dinwiddie County, conveyed, for naturallove and affection, to John Fendall Bell, son of Susannah Bell (and allthe rest of her children), of Louisa County, a negro girl named Kitty.Witnesses to this conveyance were Joseph Southerland and GrizzelSoutherland." John M. Southerland was his uncle, brother of his mother.Joseph and Grizzel Southerland were his grandparents, parents to hismother Susannah Bell. Implied Marriages of Fairfax by Hiatt and Scott. Born in Fluvanna County by daughter's death certificate, lived in Stafford County. Called John F. Bell, assume it was Fendall. 1830 US Census for Stafford County: John Bell had 3 men 20-30, 2 girls 0-5, 2 women 20-30, 1 woman 50-60, and 11 slaves. 1850 US Census for Stafford County: John Bell apparently dead, Jane Bell (49) with Virginia T. Bell (17), Maria T. Bell (16), George H. Bell (12),Benjamin A. Bell (10), John T. (F?) Bell (7), and William Adie (46), whowas farmer who ran house. Stafford County Deeds etc. Book MM-412: Bought 1/5 of William Adie estateleft to William's daughter Elizabeth Adie Catoe for $275.00. 18 January1842 Stafford County Deeds etc. Book NN-6: Bought 1/5 of William Adie estateleft to William's son William for $300.00. Susan, William's wife, now deceased too. 9 August 1842 Stafford County Deeds etc. Book NN-133: On 3 May 1842, John F. Bellpaid $500.00 to William Adie for slaves Dennis Green, about 50, MarySteward, about 20, her son Charles, about 2. It included the lifetimeuse of Elias Fox, about 18, which William got from his brother, John H. Adie, deceased. Stafford County Deeds etc. Book 00-352: gave slaves to all his children. George Hugh got Robert about 7 years, son of Matilda; Elizabeth F. got Mary about four years, daughter of Matilda; Sally F. got Harriet about two years, daughter of Matilda; Maria T. got Rosa, an infant, daughter of Matilda; Benjamin A. got Charles about seven, mulatto son of Mary (see NN-133above); Jno. F. got Jerry about four, mulatto son of Mary; Virginia A. got Martha about one, negro daughter of Mary. Dated 8 Nov 1847 Stafford County Deeds etc. Book OO-356: 8 Nov 1847 "William Adie beingtaken in execution under a writ of Capias ad Satisfaciendum at the suite of Thomas M. Farrow for twelve dollars and thirty-eight cents with six percent interest thereon for the 20th day of July 1845 till paid & onedollar & forty-eight cents costs". Sold "his whole estate" to John H.Suttle (j.p.?) at auction for $14.50. Suttle then sold to John F. Bellfor a "valuable consideration", thereby getting the estate back. Stafford County Deeds etc. Book OO-375: 15 Dec. 1847 Three fifths of Susan Adie's slaves from husband William went to John F. Bell: one to Jane Bell, one bought from Lloyd C. Catoe and Elizabeth Adie Catoe, and one to Jane Bell brought from William Adie. The remaining two went to legatees of John H. Adie. John F. Bell asked that three of the five authorities divide the slaves into five parts: John Moncure, Valentine Y. Conway, Edward Waller, William H. Fitzhugh, and John N. Folsom. Carol Mitchell (carolmit@uasor.net) 2/14/01
[12277] Carol Mitchell (carolmit@uasor.net) 2/14/01
[12278] Carol Mitchell (carolmit@uasor.net) 2/14/01
[12279] Carol Mitchell (carolmit@uasor.net) 2/14/01
[12280] Carol Mitchell (carolmit@uasor.net) 2/14/01
[12281] Carol Mitchell (carolmit@uasor.net) 2/14/01
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