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- The marriage bond, 24 JUL 1753, Burnswick Co., VA, shows "consent of his guardian, William Epps." It is therefore concluded that he was under age and was born after 24 JUL 1732, presumably Chesterfield Co., VA. Having been mentioned in his father's will, 20 JUN 1733, it is inferred that he was born in 1732 or 1733.
They lived in Chesterfield Co., VA, near Richmond, where, in 1764 he was sheriff of the County.
The will of Claiborne, dated 7 JAN 1773, leaves a bequest to his eldest daughter, Mary Anderson, of two thousand pounds and the same amount to his younger daughter, Ann Anderson - namesakes, no doubt, of Mary and Ann Sterling. To his son, John Anderson, he leaves his homestead and the land attached. He devises a negro boy to his nephew, Peter - last name illegible. This may have been Hon. Peter Presley Clack Thornton, the son of his wife's sister, Mrs. Jane (Clack) Thornton.
"The Kinship Book" by O.Z.Bond, film #1321264 pg 606 and 625.
"Kinfolks" by William Curry Harllee Vol. III pg. 2473,2812.Will dated 7 Jan. 1773. He was the Sheriff of Chesterfield County in 1764.
His guardian was Richard Eppes Henry Anderson Sr. whose will was dated 20 June
1733.The marriage bond, 24 JUL 1753, Burnswick Co., VA, shows "consent of his guardian, William Epps." It is therefore concluded that he was under age and was born after 24 JUL 1732, presumably Chesterfield Co., VA. Having been mentioned in his father's will, 20 JUN 1733, it is inferred that he was born in 1732 or 1733.
They lived in Chesterfield Co., VA, near Richmond, where, in 1764 he was sheriff of the County.
The will of Claiborne, dated 7 JAN 1773, leaves a bequest to his eldest daughter, Mary Anderson, of two thousand pounds and the same amount to his younger daughter, Ann Anderson - namesakes, no doubt, of Mary and Ann Sterling. To his son, John Anderson, he leaves his homestead and the land attached. He devises a negro boy to his nephew, Peter - last name illegible. This may have been Hon. Peter Presley Clack Thornton, the son of his wife's sister, Mrs. Jane (Clack) Thornton.
"The Kinship Book" by O.Z.Bond, film #1321264 pg 606 and 625.
"Kinfolks" by William Curry Harllee Vol. III pg. 2473,2812.
The marriage bond, 24 JUL 1753, Burnswick Co., VA, shows "consent of his guardian, William Epps." It is therefore concluded that he was under age and was born after 24 JUL 1732, presumably Chesterfield Co., VA. Having been mentioned in his father's will, 20 JUN 1733, it is inferred that he was born in 1732 or 1733.
They lived in Chesterfield Co., VA, near Richmond, where, in 1764 he was sheriff of the County.
The will of Claiborne, dated 7 JAN 1773, leaves a bequest to his eldest daughter, Mary Anderson, of two thousand pounds and the same amount to his younger daughter, Ann Anderson - namesakes, no doubt, of Mary and Ann Sterling. To his son, John Anderson, he leaves his homestead and the land attached. He devises a negro boy to his nephew, Peter - last name illegible. This may have been Hon. Peter Presley Clack Thornton, the son of his wife's sister, Mrs. Jane (Clack) Thornton.
"The Kinship Book" by O.Z.Bond, film #1321264 pg 606 and 625.
"Kinfolks" by William Curry Harllee Vol. III pg. 2473,2812.
The marriage bond, 24 JUL 1753, Burnswick Co., VA, shows "consent of his guardian, William Epps." It is therefore concluded that he was under age and was born after 24 JUL 1732, presumably Chesterfield Co., VA. Having been mentioned in his father's will, 20 JUN 1733, it is inferred that he was born in 1732 or 1733.
They lived in Chesterfield Co., VA, near Richmond, where, in 1764 he was sheriff of the County.
The will of Claiborne, dated 7 JAN 1773, leaves a bequest to his eldest daughter, Mary Anderson, of two thousand pounds and the same amount to his younger daughter, Ann Anderson - namesakes, no doubt, of Mary and Ann Sterling. To his son, John Anderson, he leaves his homestead and the land attached. He devises a negro boy to his nephew, Peter - last name illegible. This may have been Hon. Peter Presley Clack Thornton, the son of his wife's sister, Mrs. Jane (Clack) Thornton.
"The Kinship Book" by O.Z.Bond, film #1321264 pg 606 and 625.
"Kinfolks" by William Curry Harllee Vol. III pg. 2473,2812.Will dated 7 Jan. 1773. He was the Sheriff of Chesterfield County in 1764.
His guardian was Richard Eppes Henry Anderson Sr. whose will was dated 20 June
1733.The marriage bond, 24 JUL 1753, Burnswick Co., VA, shows "consent of his guardian, William Epps." It is therefore concluded that he was under age and was born after 24 JUL 1732, presumably Chesterfield Co., VA. Having been mentioned in his father's will, 20 JUN 1733, it is inferred that he was born in 1732 or 1733.
They lived in Chesterfield Co., VA, near Richmond, where, in 1764 he was sheriff of the County.
The will of Claiborne, dated 7 JAN 1773, leaves a bequest to his eldest daughter, Mary Anderson, of two thousand pounds and the same amount to his younger daughter, Ann Anderson - namesakes, no doubt, of Mary and Ann Sterling. To his son, John Anderson, he leaves his homestead and the land attached. He devises a negro boy to his nephew, Peter - last name illegible. This may have been Hon. Peter Presley Clack Thornton, the son of his wife's sister, Mrs. Jane (Clack) Thornton.
"The Kinship Book" by O.Z.Bond, film #1321264 pg 606 and 625.
"Kinfolks" by William Curry Harllee Vol. III pg. 2473,2812.
Will dated 7 Jan. 1773. He was the Sheriff of Chesterfield County in 1764.
His guardian was Richard Eppes Henry Anderson Sr. whose will was dated 20 June
1733.
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Aft 1733 - 1772 (38 years)
