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6701

Pigg Family Cemetery
Carol Adams http://users.deltanet.com/~steven/cemetery.html

Cemetery located Rt 834, off Rt 718, 1.4 miles on right in pasture William W. Pigg, born May 17 1863, died May 20 1926 Mary F. Pigg born Oct 11 1863, died March 10 1935 Martha Rutledge Pigg born April 1829, died Feb 1885 Heze Pigg, born Dec 1823, died Sept 1908 L.H. Pigg, son of Heze and Martha, born Aug 1850, died Jun 1894 Doria Lowry, born Dec 1 1911, (possibly 1917?) died June 14, can't read year {Another source says Dec. 1914- June 1916] Our Teacher J.P. Godfrey, U.S. Navy, died at Piggs, 1869 [Note: Joseph P. Godfrey taught in private schools, including "The Academy" at Whitmell. He taught the Pigg children perhaps in the Pigg School. He is buried in the Pigg Cemetery. A stone was erected to his honor by a former pupil. ---written by Charles B. Motley in "Yes There is a Dry Fork Virginia".] Submitted by Carol Adams

Pigg, William Ward (I9786)

6702

Pigg Family History from the Quill Pen Vol. 32, Feb. 1990

John, born in 1601, made his way across the seas in 1644. His wife was Jane ____ who bore him six children. John's offspring were: John (jr.), Edward, Henry, William and Garrett. Of this family, John (jr.) married Elizabeth Mott and bore three sons: George, Paul and William. Paul, son of John (jr.) and Jane (sic) Pigg was born circa 1683 and died 16 Sept 1766. His first wife was Elizabeth Osbourne, daughter of William Osborne. Their children: Paul, John Ghent, and Elizabeth. By his second wife, Sarah _______ he fathered eight children. John Ghent Pigg married Ann Clement, daughter of William Clement. They had four children: Hezekiah Ford, Edith "Edy", Keziah, and Elizabeth. Further descendants: Hezekiah md. Elizabeth Nash Their son, Clement Pigg md. Nancy Elliott Their son, Hezekiah Pigg md. Martha Henry (my note: RUTLEDGE) Their daughter, Betty Pigg md. James Carter Their daughter, Maud Carter md. Nathaniel E. Clement

Pigg, Hezekiah Ford (I26988)

6703

Pittsylvania Co., VA
Will Book 1, page 499

I John Bennett Jr. of the county of Pittsylvania and State of Virginia in being of sound body and mind do make this my last will and testament First

Bennett, John D. (I21770)

6704

PITTSYLVANIA CO., VA - CEMETERIES – Clark Cemetery

Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection
LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Clark graveyard:1937 Mar. Research made by Mabel Moses
Cemetery Location: 6 miles northeast of Chatham, Virginia, on Route #691, on the south corner of the intersection of Routes #691 and #649 at “Pineville” the home of D.H. Crawley.

DATE:1820.
OWNERS:William Clark
D. H. Crawley 1838

DESCRIPTION:
This family burying ground is situated about 25 yards from the old home of William Clark, known as “Pineville”, and is enclosed by an iron fence. To the right after entering the gate there lies buried William Clark and wife Jane in one tomb overcovered by a tall brick wall with a flat slab thereon, from which it reads as follows:

Sacred to the memory of Col. William Clark
Born on the 3rd January 1759
Died April 2nd, 1827

Sacred To the memory of Mrs. Jane Clark a member of the Presbyterian Church
Born 20th May 1792
Died 23rd April 1839

Sacred to the memory of Gen. Thos. H. Clark
Born 3rd Dec’r 1786
Died 9th Nov’r 1829

Sacred to the memory of Martha Jane infant daughter of Dr. A. and May J. Wade
Born 14th Sept. 1835
Died 14th Oct. 1837

Sacred to the memory of Col. Wm. S. Clark
Born 22nd January 1791
Died 26th Nov. 1820
A good man is rather to be chosen than great riches.

Sacred to the Memory of William David infant son of Wm. and Maud W. Clark
Born 8th April 1819
Died 20th Nov’r 1819

Sacred to the memory of Jane Augustine Stone adopted daughter of Mary & Has. Garland
Born ____
Died ____

Sacred to the Memory of David Clark Infant son of Dr. John W. & Mary G. Wilson
Born 6th November 1855
Died 6th April 1856

Sacred to the Memory of The infant daughter of David H. and Martha M. Clark
Born dead 5th Nov. 1828

Mary C. Fowlkes
Born July 1808
Died March 1837

Sacred to the Memory of Nancy Weatherford Consort of Chas. A. Weatherford
Who died Oct. 31st 1840

Sacred to the Memory of Rev. Chas. A. Weatherford
Born 15th March 1785
Died 12th Oct. 1846

Sacred to the Memory of Mrs. E. C. Clark
Died Oct. 15, 1884
in the 74th year of her age
Blessed are the dead, which die in the Lord

John A. Clark
Born 3rd March 1806
Died the 15th January 1845
An honest man, the noblest work of God

Sacred to the Memory of Virginia R. Clark daughter of J.A. and E.C. Clark
Born 19th Nov. 1840
Died 30th March 1850

In Memory of David H. Clark
Born April 8th, 1798
Died April 234th, 1861
in the 63rd year of his age

In Memory of Martha M. Clark wife of David H. Clark
Born Sept. 5th 1810
Died December 12, 1860
in the 51st year of her age

White, Jane Hamilton (I17361)

6705

Pittsylvania Co., VA, DB 1, p. 391 - Creel from Cornwell
William Bennett and his father John are witneses to deed. John Creel and Peter Cornwell are prominent members of the Broad Run Baptist Church. William must have been at least 19 years old to have witnessed this deed giving a birthdate of about 1750.

Bennett, William (I21883)

6706

PITTSYLVANIA CO., VA-CIVIL WAR PENSION APPLICATION - ANN D. EDWARDS

Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection

WIDOW OF A DECEASED SOLDIER, SAILOR OR MARINE FOR A PENSION.

Name: Ann D. Edwards, age about 80 as of 1902,widow of George H. Edwards who died August 11, 1900 of old age, married December 1864 Pittsylvania County, Va
Member of: Reserves

From Pittsylvania genweb site:
EDWARDS, Callohil M., age 37, widowed, occ Farmer, s/o George A. and Judieth A. Edwards to Drusey Jones, age 40, widowed,d/o Rebecca Griffith.9 November 1865. Married by W.S. McDowell.
EDWARDS, George H., age 46, single, occ Farmer, s/o George A. and Judy Edwards to Ann Rorer, age 40, single, d/o Jack and Francis Rorer. 24 December 1864. Married by Abner Anthony Jr.

Rorer, Anne Delilah (I1664)

6707

PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY CIVIL WAR PENSION APPLICATION - R. E. MOORE

Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection

Name:: R. E. Moore, Age 55 As Of 1900, Partially Blind In Both Eyes And Kidney
Trouble, Received $15 Yearly

Pittsylvania County, Va--Wayside

Member Of:Company C, 1st Va Reserves

Moore, Ruben Edward (I12)

6708

Pittsylvania County Court Records Book 51
Page 72, 19 August 1873; James Devin, Jr.; James M. Reynolds.

CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: VA COUNTY: Pittsylvania DIVISION: Northern District REEL NO: M432-968 PAGE NO: 232A
REFERENCE: enumerated by me on the 21st day of October 1850 Wm.H.Waller
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LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB REMARKS
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17 914 914 Reynolds James M. 47 M / Farmer 1,000 Va . . . . .
18 914 914 Reynolds Rebecca 43 F . . . Va . . . . .
19 914 914 Reynolds Elizabeth 22 F . . . Va . . . . .
20 914 914 Reynolds William 20 M . . . Va . X . . .
21 914 914 Reynolds Mary 18 F . . . Va . X . . .
22 914 914 Reynolds John 16 M . Laborer . Va . X . . .
23 914 914 Reynolds Samuel 14 M . . . Va . X . . .
24 914 914 Reynolds Joseph 12 M . . . Va . X . . .
25 914 914 Reynolds Henry 10 M . . . Va . X . . .
26 914 914 Reynolds James 8 M . . . Va . X . . .
27 914 914 Reynolds Wilson 7 M . . . Va . X . . .
28 915 915 Mitchell Samuel 65 M / Farmer 1,662 Va . . . . .
29 915 915 Mitchell Susan 50 F

Reynolds, James Mitchell (I1821)

6709

Pittsylvania County Deed Book 4 , Page 109
Bennet from Bennet
1 Feb 1776

This indenture made this first day of February one thousand seven hundred and seventy six. Between William Bennet Senr of the County of Pittsylvania of the one part and Reubin Bennett a grandson of the said William Bennet and a son of Peter Bennett of the other part. Witnesseth that the said William Bennett for and in consideration of the natural love and affection which he hath for the said Reubin Bennett hath given and granted and by these presents doth give grand and confirm unto hihim the said Reubin Bennett his heirs and assigns forever one certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and ninety four acres (be the same more or less) being the lower part of a parcel of two hundred and sixty four acres conveyed to the said William Bennett senr by the Executors of Richard Randolph Gents of Henrico deceased situate in Pittsylvania County on the south side of Staunton River and bounded as followeth Viz. Beginning at Black walnut on the said River thence along the old patent lines S 20 D E 72 poles to a corner hickory in the head of a valley thence S 37 D E 204 poles to William Bennett

Bennett, Reuben (I12535)

6710

Pittsylvania County to wit:
I Philip P. Shepard, Sr. of the County of Pittsylvania and State of Virginia being advanced in age but of sound mind and disposing memory do make and Constitute this my last will and testament in manner following to wit: First it is my will and desire that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid first out of any assets of which I may possess. Second I give to my son John W. Shepard and to my three daughters Elizabeth B. Shepard, Clementine P. Shepard and Eliza A. Shepard respepectively one bed and bedding. Thirdly I give and bequeath to my beloved wife during her life or so long as she remains my widow, all of the property both real and personal of which I may die possessed, after the payment of my just debts as abovve mentioned and I hereby authorize her to give to any of the heirs of my body any portion of my estate during her life provided and equal share thereof shall be given to all my children hereafter named. Fourthly, It is my will and desire that my beloved wife Parthenia L. Shepard shall have full control of all my estate during her life and shall have perfect right to consume so much of all the rents and profits accruing there therefrom as may be necessary for her comfort and support, t together with either or all of my daughters who may remain unmarried and remain with her after my diseased [sic]. Fifthly it is my will and desire that after the death of my wife Parthenia L. Shepard all of my estate both real and personal which may then exist and not consumed shall be sold at public auction and proceeds accruing from said sale to be divided equally between all the heirs of my body after taken in consideration the amount of advancements made to them respectively durining my life as well as during the lifetime of my said wife. Sixthly. It is my will and desire that after all the existing debts of the firm of P. P. Shepard, Sr. shall be fully paid and settled up that my son P. P. Shepard, Jr. shall be entitleled to one half of all the goods that may then remain on hand. Seventh. Having the utmost confidence in the integrity of my beloved wife Parthenia L. Shepard, I do hereby constitute and appoint her my Executrix to this my last will and testamennt and do most respectfully request the Judge of the County Court to permit her to qualify without giving any security. In testimony whereof I have hereto set my hand to this my will dated 29" day of March 1879 in the presence of the undersigned as witnesses to the same.

Philip P. Shapard, Sr.
Witnesses
Stephen H. Townes, William W. Boothe
At a County Court held for Pittsylvania county on the 19" day of January 1880. The last will and testament of P.P. Shapard, Sr. was proven by the oaths of Stephen H. Townes and William W. Boothe the two subscribing witnesses thereto and is ordedered to be recorded. And on the motion of Parthenia L. Shapard the Executrix therein named, who made oath and entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of eight thousand dollars conditioned according to law, certificate is granted her for obtaining probate of said will in due form, the testator requesting the Court not to require security of the said Executrix.
Teste
W. B. Shepherd, Clerk

Contributed by Maribeth Lesley McNaull

Shapard, Phillip Pendleton (I22324)

6711

Pittsylvania County VA Deed Book 17, Page 264:
10 April 1811 - Deed from Robert Devin to William C Hurt for 150 acres of land.

Hurt, William C (I37)

6712

Pittsylvania County VA Marriage Bonds Book 1, Page 3
Joseph Reynolds and Edward Hodges make bond of 50 pounds current money of Virginia on 21.August.1780 for the marriage of Joseph Reynolds and Margaret Devin. Bond witnessed by Joseph Akin.

Know all men by these Presents that we Jos. Reynolds & Edw Hodges - of PittsylvaniaCounty are held and firmly bound unto the Common Wealth in the sum of fifty pounds Current Money of Virginia To which payment well and Truly to be made we bind our Selves our Heirs Exors and admr firmly by thise presents Sealed with our Seals andDated this 21st Day of Augt 1780. Whereas there is a Marriage Suddenly entended and by Gods permifsion Between the above Bound Jos. Reynolds With Margreat Devin. Now the Condition of the obove obove obligation is such that if there is no Lawfull Cause to Obstruct this Marriage then the above Obligation to be Void or Else to Remain in full force.

Joseph Reynolds {seal}
Edw Hodges {seal}

Signed sealed & Delivered
In presence of
Jos. Akin

Family: Joseph Reynolds, Sr. / Margaret Devin (F506)

6713

Pittsylvania County Will Book 3, page 237:
Dated: 3 Feb 1879
Probated: 15 June 1879
Execs to sell any property to pay debts except my interest in the estate of my father & mother - Nathaniel & Martha M. Price.

To Abram Fackler in trust for my bro. A. W. Price - then to his children, balance to my sister Mary C. C. Price

Exec: Sister Mary C. C. Price
Wit: H. Pigg, L. Scruggs

Price, Martha A (I7204)

6714

Plot I-7-7.

Ornes, Mads Madsen (I52)

6715

Plot I-7-7.

Ornes, Fredrik Stockfleth Von Krogh (I2027)

6716

Plot I-7-7.

Magnus, Marie Wilhelmine (I53)

6717

pneumonia

Bondurant, Martha Ann (I2166)

6718

Possible marriage found in Dilbean marriage indexes for Mason Michigan.
SMITH,ELLA - SMITH,BILLINGS,A EUGENE BILLINGS,MASON,,01 JAN 1877

Further research shows this is not the correct Ella Smith.

Smith, Ella M (I3065)

6719

Poul Weybye, Krigskommissær, Overhofmester.

He must come from Helsingør and was during the war with Sweden in 1710 and the years immediately following, the Chandlers Master of the Norwegian Army. He was appointed in 1714 to the 'Cashier udi Norway' and later the title of War Commissioner and was a member of the kongl. Commission that the Bishop Deichmans Management prepared the new buildings adjacent (1723), but not entered into force. He got involved in Bjærgværksspekulationer in association with the once wealthy merchant in Skien Nils Josten and these swallowed what he treasury funds could muster, he made him strains of Zahlkassen the Form of Advance. Ws Bo already 1711 in The Balance, had finally abandoned in 1722 when Josten owed the royal bank above 50000 Rdl. They were both put in Akershus, where Josten died, and W., who could not get his debts covered, hensad to June 1733, when he under King Christian VI's Travel in Norway were released, after which he and his second wife lived in his Svigermoders House in Christiania until he resigned in death 18 November 1739th - He was married 1 with Margareta Maria Waach (d. 1711), probably a priest's daughter from Headlands in Hallingdal and 2 (22 Sept. 1716) with Maria Collett (b. 27. November 1695 17th November 1762), daughter of Kommerceraad James C. (IV, 50). She married 1741 Peter Resen, councilor and magistrate President in Christiania (b. 1692 d 1743).

A. Collett, En gammel Christiania-Slægt S. 82 ff.

H. J. Huitfeldt-Kaas.

Sources

nermo.org: Poul Weibye
Dansk biografisk Lexikon / XVIII. Bind. Ubbe - Wimpffen / p473 (1887-1905) Author: Carl Frederik Bricka: Weybye, Poul, 1671-1739
En gammel Christiania-slægt: Oberst Poul Weibye
-------------------- Kjærulfske studier

Poul Weyby, der døde 1739, begik Underslæb til et Beløb af 81,355 Daler og blev 1724 sat i Fængsel paa Akershus, hvorfra han først løslodes, da Christian 6. den 8. Juni 1733 besøgte Fængslet (Jvf. Daae: Det gamle Christiania, og E. Holm: Danmarks-Norges Historie 1720-1814, I, 307.)

Weybye, Poul (I10448)

6720

Pr. lnt. ved Rømelings gev. inf. regt.

von Tuchsen, Fredrik Wilhelm (I39476)

6721

preacher at strawberry baptist ch.,buried in dickenson family cem., rt. 743,pitts.co.

Beck, James (I19457)

6722

Premierlieutnant

Tuchsen, Christian Frederich (I39584)

6723

Prior to his death, William Shapard placed all of his property in trust with Thomas Shapard and Francis Royster. The trustees were to provide for the care of William Shapard during his lifetime and then to distribute property and proceeds from the sale of the property among the children of William Shapard who are all named in the deed of trust. The children of William Shapard were Samuel Shapard, Mildred Shapard, William Shapard, Elizabeth Royster, James Shapard, William Lewis Shapard, Thomas Shapard, Mary Shapard, John L Shapard, Anne Shapard, Barnett Shapard, and Robert Shapard were children of said William Shapard, February 2, 1807 [Granville County, NC Deed Book T, p. 49]

Shapard, William (I22327)

6724

Probably in sections 22-23, F & G and 23-24, F & G. These plots were purchased by Calvin's brother George prior to his death in 1867.

Moore, Calvin B (I18)

6725

Probably in sections 22-23, F & G and 23-24, F & G. These plots were purchased by George prior to his death in 1867.

Moore, George Daniel (I7971)

6726

Probably in sections 22-23, F & G and 23-24, F & G. These plots were purchased by Samuel's son George prior to his death in 1867.

Moore, Samuel B (I20)

6727

PROPERTY: (Jure uxoris) lord of Clun {Clun, Shropshire, England}.

de Vere, Geoffrey lord of Clun (I22910)

6728

PROPERTY: Baron of Flamstead, Hertfordshire {Flamstead, Hertfordshire, England}.

DEATH: Date> Died after Michaelmas 1157 and probably before 1162.

de Toeni, Roger III de Conches baron of Flamstead (I22973)

6729

PROPERTY: Baron of Flamstead, Hertfordshire {Flamstead, Hertfordshire, England}.

de Toeni, Ralph V de Conches baron of Flamstead (I22970)

6730

PROPERTY: Brought her husband in free marriage the manor of South Tawton (otherwise Ailrichescot), Devon, England.

LIVING: 1226.

de Beaumont, Constance (I23089)

6731

PROPERTY: Founder and lord of Belvoir Castle {Belvoir Castle, Belvoir, Leicestershire, England}.

DEATH: Date> 1 Wm II (1088).

BURIAL: Place> The Chapter house of the priory in Belvoir Castle {Belvoir Castle, Belvoir, Leicestershire, England}.

de Tosny, Robert lord of Belvoir (I22881)

6732

PROPERTY: Heiress of barony of Bourne, Lincolnshire, England.

Adeline (I22959)

6733

PROPERTY: Held land in the locality of South Carlton, Lincolnshire, England during the reign of King Stephen, who reigned 1135-1154.

LIVING: 15 Apr 1136 (husband's death date).

le Meschin, Adeliz (I22954)

6734

PROPERTY: Last of the Paynell Barons of Dudley.

Paynel, Gervase baron of Dudley (I23086)

6735

PROPERTY: Lord of Belvoir Castle {Belvoir Castle, Belvoir, Leicestershire, England}.

de Tosny, William lord of Belvoir (I22884)

6736

PROPERTY: Lord of Rayleigh, Essex, England.

fitz Suein of Essex lord of Rayleigh, Robert (I22901)

6737

PROPERTY: Lord of Rayne in Essex.

de Raimes, Roger Lord of Rayne (I22969)

6738

PROPERTY: Maritagium> Manor of Menthorpe, wap. Buckrose, co. York {Menethorpe, Westow, Yorkshire, England}.

le Bigod, Mary (I22855)

6739

PROPERTY: Maritagium> The manor of Brinkley, Brinkley, Cambridgeshire, England.

DEATH: Date> By 1186.

de Toeni, Godeheut (I22981)

6740

PROPERTY: Seigneur de Montfort-sur-Risle.

de Montfort, Hugh IV seigneur de Montfort-sur-Risle (I23074)

6741

PROPERTY: Seigneur of Montfort-l'Amaury, Île-de-France, France

DEATH: Date> In or shortly after 1087.

de Montfort, Simon seigneur de Montfort-L'amaury (I23000)

6742

PROPERTY: Seigneur of Tosni in Eure, arr. Louviers, cant. Gaillon, now in France.

de Toeni, Ralph I seigneur de Tosni (I22889)

6743

Propreitær til gården Sletten i Lindås. Hans far kan ha vært forlikskommisær Philip Christian Nicoll som døde 16. april 1829 bare 30 år gammel på Mellingen som var nabogår til Sletten.

Nicolle, Claus Severin (I39568)

6744

proprietor of the 'BOSTON NEWS LETTER', 1st newspaper published, 17 Apr.,1704, in America that lasted longer than a few issues.

Campbell, John (I19979)

6745

Proprietær til Flahammer i Lyster

Daae, Hans Knagenhjelm (I39700)

6746

Proprietær til gården Ferstad i Os prestegjeld

Leganger, Johann (I39637)

6747

Proprietær til Gravdal, Bergen