Ashael Harriman (a.k.a. Lawyer Harriman - not because he was a Lawyer, but because of his powerful use of language)
Christened 18 Jul 1731 Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts
Parents John Harriman and Susan Morrill
Moved from Plaistow, New Hampshire to Bucksport, Maine in 1763
1775 his was one of 21 families in Township number one (Bucksport)
Military: Ashael took an oath of allegiance to the British crown - it is felt he did it out of necessity rather than sincerity since the British pillaged Bucksport in 1779 and you took the oath or left town.
Ashael was commissioned1st Lieutenant in Revolutionary War in Capt. Samuel Keyes Company and in Colonel Jonathan Buck's 5th
He served in Lincoln county regiment of Massachusetts
Enlisted as a private in Captain Ebenezer Buck's company of volunteers
Served in Colonel Josiah Brewer's Regiment
Enlisted in Samuel Watt's company
Colonel Nathaniel Meserve's regiment from May 1756-Dec 1756
General Lovell's brigade 3 Sep 1779 discharged 22 Oct 1779
Married Susan Bartlett abt 1753
Sources
Christening, Military, Marriage: Old Hancock County Families, William M Pierce, 1933, page 81, 82
Ancestral File
Susanna Bartlett
Born 26 Jan 1734 Haverill, Essex, Massachusetts
Parents Nathaniel Bartlett and Sarah Johnson
Sources
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M Pierce, 1933, page 81
CHILDREN
Daniel Harriman
Born abt 23 Mar 1754 Probably in Plaistow, New Hampshire
Married Lydia Chamberlain who was the widow of Amos Buck
Occupation: Miller
Children: Susan, Lydia, Jonathan, Amos
Military: Revolutionary War, Private, in Captain William Reed's Company 19 Aug 1777 discharged 28 Sep 1777
Served as 1st Sergeant in Captain Ebeneezer Buck's company of volunteers, Colonel Josiah Brewer's regiment, General Lovell's brigade serving from 30 July 1799- 22 Oct 1799
Died 22 Mar 1826
Sources
Birth, Marriage, Children, Military: Old Hancock County Families, William M Pierce, 1933, page 82
John Harriman
Born 11 Oct 1756
Married Elizabeth ?
Children: John
Died 11 Oct 1841
Buried Bucksport Cemetery, Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Birth, Marriage, Children: Old Hancock County Families, William M Pierce, 1933, page 82
*Ezekiel Harriman
Born 23 Dec 1757 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Mary (Polly) Craige 21 Nov 1781 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Children: John, Polly, James, Daniel, David, Betsy, Nathaniel, Samuel, Joseph
In 1781 Ezekiel moved from Bucksport to Orland, Maine
Military: Revolutionary War, Corporal in Captain Ebenezer Buck's company of volunteers, Colonel Josiah Brewer's regiment, General Lovell's Brigade entering service 30 Jul 1779 and discharged 14 Aug 1779. He also served as a Private in the same company, regiment, and brigade from 3 Sep 1779 to 22 Oct 1779
Died 26 Apr 1809
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage: IGI Film 0011726 Batch M503732 dated 1781-1885
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 82-83
Peter Harriman
Born 2 Apr 1761
Married Mary (Polly) Blaisdell
Military: Revolutionary War, Private in Captain Ebenezer Buck's company of volunteers, Colonel Josiah Brewer's regiment, General Lovell's Brigade entering service 3 Sep 1779 and discharged 22 Oct 1779. He also served as a Private in the same company, regiment, and brigade from 3 Sep 1779 to 22 Oct 1779
Children William, Johnny, Benjamin, Moses, John, John, Leonard, Parker, Polly, Sally, William
In 1832 or 33 he went to New Brunswick, Canada
Died 2 Apr 1851
Sources
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M Pierce, 1933, page 83
Susan Harriman
Born abt 1763 Maine
Sources
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M Pierce, 1933, page 84
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Sunday, February 27, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
Ezekiel Harriman 1757-1809 Mary Craige 1760-1830
Parents: Asahel Harriman and Susanna Bartlett
NOTE: The Harriman family had lived in Haverhill, Essex,
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| Ezekiel's headstone |
Born 23 Dec 1757 Orland, Hancock, Maine
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| Revolutionary War Vet |
30 July 1779 - 22 October 1779
Rank: Corporal
Member of the following:
Colonel Josiah Brewer's Regiment
Ben Lovel's Brigade
Captain Ebenezer Buck's Militia Company.
Action: Veteran of the Penobscot Expedition and Storming of the Heights in Castine
Married Mary Craige 21 Nov 1781 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Died 26 April 1809 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried: Old Burying Ground (now Hilltop Cemetery), Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note: Block D Lot 3 Grave 2
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage: Maine Marriages, 1771-1907 FHL microfilm 11,726
Note: marriage also found on IGI Film 0011726 Batch M503732 dated 1781-1885
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 82-83
Article: Town of Orland, The Earliest Settlers
Family Search
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Billion Graves
Military: Maine Veterans Cemetery Records
Maine, J. Gary Nichols Cemetery Collection
Magazine, Settlement of Orland, Harriman, Daniel of Orland, Maine, The Bangor Historical Magazine, Volume 1, July 1885-June 1886, Joseph W. Porter, editor and publisher, "Settlement of Orland" pages 54-55, written October 14, 1870, Archive, Google Book, http://books.google.com/books, Page number: Page 54
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/70347806/ezekiel-harriman
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| Mary's headstone |
Born 29 Jul 1760 Winchendon, Worcester, Massachusetts, British Colonial America
Note: In the birth record, her surname is spelled Crage
Died 21 Jun 1830 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried Old Burying Ground, (Now Hilltop Cemetery), Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Birth: Maine Births and Christenings, 1739-1900 FHL microfilm 11,726
Note: birth information also found on IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 82
Family Search
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Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/70347366/mary-harriman
CHILDREN
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| John's headstone |
Born 16 Aug 1782 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Avis Grindle 25 Jul 1806 Penobscot, Hancock, Maine
Children: Eunice, Daniel, Ezekiel, Otis, Rufus, Louisa, John, Joseph, Ira, Ruby, Mary, Mercy, Nancy, Sarah
Died: 30 Apr 1849
Buried Mt Recluse Cemetery, Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Sources
Birth: Maine Birth and Christenings 1739-1900, FHL microfilm 11,726 Note: birth information also found on IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage to Avis: IGI Film 0011752 Batch M503682 Dated 1732-1875 also Maine Marriages 1771-1907 FHL microfilm 11,752
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 82-83
Maine, Faylene Hutton Cemetery Collection, ca. 1780-1990
Family Search
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Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50724392/john-harriman
Polly (Mary) Harriman
Born 15 Feb 1785 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note: name is given as Polly in birth record
Married James Grindle 25 Mar 1804 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note: her name is given as Polly in marriage record
Children: Joseph, Mary Ann, Betsy, Isaac, Ezekiel, Eunice, Enoch, James, Jane, William, Freeman, Joseph (according to the book listed below, there were 16 children)
Died 1885 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Buried
Sources
1850 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine (age 66)
Note: her name is Mary Grindal in the record
1870 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine (widowed, age 85, in son James' household)
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage: Maine Marriages 1771-1907 Film 11726 Batch M50373-2
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
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James Harriman
Born 26 Jun 1788 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Nancy Sanders 19 Nov 1809 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note: James surname spelled Harrimon in marriage record
Children: Maryann, Sarah, Elias, Isaac, Abigail, Ezra, Matilda, Moses, Aaron, Drusilla, Elijah, Clarinda, Louvina, Nancy, James
Died 21 Oct 1867 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried
Sources
1810 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
1820 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
1850 US Census for Orland, Hancock, Maine (age 63)
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage: Maine Marriages 1771-1907 Film 11726 Batch M50373-2
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
Family Search
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| Family Tomb was erected in 1842 by Daniel and holds his family members. It is currently sealed up after being disturbed a number of years ago. Supposedly, someone took a skull from this tomb to school. |
Born 1 Mar 1790 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Deborah Steele 30 Apr 1815 Castine, Hancock, Maine
Note: 14 March 1815 is their marriage license date.
Children: Ann, Margaret, Charles, Deborah, Eleanor, Artemas, Eleska
Died 16 Dec 1877 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried Harriman Tomb, Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage: Maine Marriages 1771-1907 Film 11726 Batch M50373-2 and Film 10804 Batch M50642-2
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
1850 US Census for Orland, Hancock, Maine (age 59)
1860 US Census for Orland, Hancock, Maine page 34 (age 70)
1870 US Census for Maine ( age 80, living with daughter Eleska's family)
Tomb: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/76599576/daniel-harriman
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Betsy Harriman
Born 12 Dec 1793 or 1797 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note: the IGI showed 1793 as her birth year, Maine births/christenings showed 1797
Married Daniel Dorr 25 Dec 1809 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note: The date 29 Oct 1809 is a Marriage License date called a 'publishment'
the 16 Nov 1809 date comes from a book (see below) with incorrect information.
Children: Daniel, Silas, Mary, Nancy, Elvira, John, Drusilla, Abigail, Sarah, Henry, Maria, Laura
Died 17 Feb 1850 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried in a private cemetery and only her stone (of six people buried) remained - no dates, just the "wife of Daniel" on her headstone. It was broken where her age would have been written.
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875 AND Maine Births and Christenings, 1739-1900
Marriage: Maine Marriages 1771-1907 Film 11726 Batch M50373-2
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
Burial: Maine, J. Gary Nichols Cemetery Collection
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| Nathaniel Harriman Headstone |
Born 6 May 1795 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Drusilla Saunders 29 Nov 1820 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Children: Luke, Caroline, Ambrose, Samuel, Drusilla, Elcy, Clarissa, Hudson, Joseph, Sarah, Mary
Died 23 May 1880 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried Back Ridge Cemetery, Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
1850 US Census for Orland, Hancock, Maine (age 55)
1860 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
1870 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/75061006/nathaniel-harriman
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| David Harriman's broken headstone |
Born 10 May 1798 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Occupation: Millwright
Married Matilda Harriman about 1818 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Children: Harris, Francis, David, George, Clara, Nancy, Henry, Judith, Melvin, Matilda
Died 1 Oct 1889 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Buried Hillside Cemetery, Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
1830 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
1840 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
1850 US Census for Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 49 - was estimated on a wrong birth year)
1870 US Census for Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 72, living with son George)
1880 US Census for Bucksport, Hancock, Maine ( Widowed, age 82, living with son George)
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/106345802/david-harriman
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Samuel Harriman (twin to Joseph)
Born 19 Nov 1800 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note: there are several people that have Lee as his middle name. I have not found this to be true in any document. If you check, neither parent or his siblings have a middle name.
Married Marie Le Couffe 6 April 1838 Restigouche, New Brunswick, Canada
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| Samuel and Mary's marriage record - note their signatures. Samuel did not sign with a middle name and the document does not give him one. |
Died 25 Feb 1878 New Richmond, Bonaventure, Quebec, Canada
Buried probably Canada
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
Story: The Cochrane Legacy, A Sentimental Journey to the Gaspe by Lorraine Cochrane Mains, 1966
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Joseph Harriman (twin to Samuel)
Born 19 Nov 1800 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Died 6 Oct 1803 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Book: Old Hancock County Families, William M. Pierce, 1933, page 83
Family Search
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John Harriman 1782 Avis Grindle 1786
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| John's headstone |
Born 16 Aug 1782 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Avis Grindle 25 Jul 1806 Penobscot, Hancock, Maine
Died 30 Apr 1849 Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Buried Mt Recluse Cemetery, Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage to Avis: IGI Film 0011752 Batch M503682 Dated 1732-1875 also Maine Marriages 1771-1907
1820 US Census
1830 US Census
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50724392/john-harriman
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| Avis's headstone |
Parents William Grindle and Eunice Howard
Born 12 Apr 1789 Sedgwick, Hancock, Maine
Died 1879
Buried Mt Recluse Cemetery, Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 027756 IT 3 Batch C503581 dated 1760-1800Buried Mt Recluse Cemetery, Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Sources
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50724382/avis-harriman
1850 US Census for Prospect, Waldo, Maine (age 62)
1870 US Census for Maine (age 82, living with daughter Mary & family)
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CHILDREN
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| Eunice's headstone |
Married Ebenezer Small 5 Jan 1827 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Children: Harriet, Otis, Rufus, Nancy, Abby, Luella
Died 1 Nov 1877 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Buried Hillside Cemetery, Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Sources
1850 US Census for Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
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Old Hancock County Families by William M. Pierce page 83
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/65605692/eunice-abigail-small
Daniel Harriman
Born 20 Dec 1808 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Occupation: Carpenter and fisherman
Married 1) Joanna Farnham Soule 18 March 1846 Sagadahoc, Woolwich, Maine
Children: none
2) Martha J Brazier about 1860 in Maine
Children: none
Died 1886 Bath, Maine
Buried Maple Grove Cemetery, Bath, Sagadahoc, Woolwich, Maine
Memorial: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/65827109/daniel-harriman
Sources
1850 US Census Bath, Lincoln, Maine (with first wife)
1860 US Census Westport, Lincoln, Maine (With second wife)
1870 US Census Westport Lincoln, Maine (with second wife)
1880 US Census Bath, Sagahadoc, Maine (alone)
Maine Marriages
Family Search
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Ezekiel HarrimanBorn 20 Dec 1808 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Occupation: Carpenter and fisherman
Married 1) Joanna Farnham Soule 18 March 1846 Sagadahoc, Woolwich, Maine
Children: none
2) Martha J Brazier about 1860 in Maine
Children: none
Died 1886 Bath, Maine
Buried Maple Grove Cemetery, Bath, Sagadahoc, Woolwich, Maine
Memorial: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/65827109/daniel-harriman
Sources
1850 US Census Bath, Lincoln, Maine (with first wife)
1860 US Census Westport, Lincoln, Maine (With second wife)
1870 US Census Westport Lincoln, Maine (with second wife)
1880 US Census Bath, Sagahadoc, Maine (alone)
Maine Marriages
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Born 27 Apr 1810 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Occupation: Sailor (1850)
Married Abigail Berry 26 Nov 1829 Prospect, Maine
Children: Mary, Rufus, Ezekiel, Sewell
Died
Buried
Sources
1850 US Census Prospect, Waldo, Maine
1860 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
1870 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
1880 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
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| Otis and Mary's headstone |
Born 14 Apr 1811 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Mary Harrison 4 July 1839 Prospect, Waldo, Maine
Children: Stephen T, Cyrus, Stephen F, Edward, Almira, Joseph, Martha, Ralph
Died 17 March 1884 Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Buried Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Sources
1850 US Census Prospect, Waldo, Maine
1860 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
1870 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
1880 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
Maine Deaths and Burials Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/146051546/otis-l_-harriman
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| Captain Rufus P Harriman headstone |
Born 24 Dec 1812 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Caroline Grant 21 January 1836 Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Children Ira, Leonard, Rufus, Wilson, Caroline, Percis
Died 8 Sep 1869 Cranberry Island (off the coast of Maine)
COD: drowned at Cranberry Island
Buried Sandy Point Cemetery, Waldo, Maine
Sources
1840 US Census Prospect, Waldo, Maine
1850 US Census Prospect, Waldo, Maine
1860 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/106393948/rufus-p-harriman
Louisa Harriman
Born 12 Dec 1814 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
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John Peter Harriman
Born 20 Jun 1818 Orland, Hancock, MaineSources
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| Joseph's memorial - his body isn't there because he was lost at sea |
Married Catherine Crooker 29 August 1842 Prospect, Waldo, Maine
Children: Hiram
Died: at sea - lost on passage from Boston to Honduras Oct. 1848
NOTE: His wife remarried to Albion Goodhue and they are buried in the same plot.
Sources
Maine Marriages
North America Family Histories Vol G (for Goodhue) page 172
Family Search
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Ira Harriman
Born 14 Sep 1820 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Family Search
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| Joseph and Ruby's headstone |
Born 16 Oct 1822 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Joseph Folson Gross 11 October 1839 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Children: Ira, George
Died 28 May 1909 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried Granite Cemetery, Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
1860 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
1870 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
1880 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
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Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/55132654/ruby-s-gross
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| Mary Susan Harriman Carter Dow death record |
Born 11 Jan 1824 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married 1) John Carter 28 Dec 1847 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note: Her husband John died in 1887
Children: Ruby, Harriet, John, Orrin P
2) Jonthan Dow 01 Mar 1891 Bluehill, Hancock, Maine
No Children
Died 13 February 1900 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried
Sources
Maine Birth and Christenings
Maine Marriages
1870 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine (age 46, her mother, Avis, is with Mary and her first husband)
1880 US Census Orland Hancock, Maine (age 57, with first husband and son Orrin)
Death Record
Family Search
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Mercy Harriman (twin)
Born 4 Jul 1826 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note: did not find this person at all except on the Kenneth Hacking tree in ancestry
Died: About 1827 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
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Nancy Harriman (twin)
Born 4 Jul 1826 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note: did not find this person at all except on the Kenneth Hacking tree in ancestry
Death 1920
Sources
Family Search
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| Sarah E Harriman Partridge death record |
Born 3 May 1827 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Sylvester E Partridge 20 October 1850 Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Children: Joseph, Frank, Harriet, John, Avis, Edwin, Sylvester
Died 25 March 1901 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
COD: Acute Bronchitis and Old Age
Burial: Mt. Hope Cemetery, Boston, Massachusetts
Note: it is 254 miles to the one in Maine
Sources1865 Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts
1870 US Census Dorchester, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts (age 42)
1880 US Census Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts (age 53)
U.S. City Directory 1900, Boston Massachusetts
Massachusetts Marriages
Massachusetts Deaths and Burials
Death Record
Family Search
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Memorial: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/204341186/sarah-e-partridge
Sunday, February 6, 2011
John Patrick 1675-1732 Sarah abt 1680
I thought this definition important enough to include in this post because it helped me understand more than the inventory being just a list of belongings
A probate inventory was taken shortly after an individual’s death by two or more people, described as ‘appraisers’. They normally began the inventory with cash (‘money in his purse’) and clothes (‘his wearing apparel’) and then proceeded around the house from room to room listing and valuing the deceased’s movable goods, before moving outside to list the contents of agricultural buildings, livestock and crops growing in the fields. Anything that was not movable was omitted, which means you might get a list of cooking utensils but no oven, window curtains but no windows. Inventories do not record real estate – whether lands or buildings – although will include movable documents relating to it (e.g. ‘his lease’). They also excluded debts owed by the deceased, although sometimes record debts owing to the deceased. Appraisers often identified goods by room, thus providing evidence of both rooms and room use. However, it is impossible to tell whether all the rooms in the house have been listed, unless there are internal inconsistencies (e.g. a ‘chamber over the buttery’ but no ‘buttery’).
In law, the possessions of a married woman belonged to her husband and so married women did not make wills or have inventories made for them. (Perhaps this means that the Mary listed below was a widow) In theory, this meant that a married man’s inventory would include the possessions of his wife. However, in some cases it is evident that goods owned by a wife before her marriage were excluded, along with her personal goods (for example, her clothes). Goods might also be omitted from an inventory where they had already been bequeathed in the deceased’s will or otherwise bestowed (since the function of the inventory was to value the deceased’s goods for sale to pay off his or her debts). It should also be borne in mind that probate inventories omit a significant number of inhabitants (perhaps as many as fifty per cent) whose estates fell below the inventory thresholds (i.e. they were too poor to have goods worth valuing).
John Patrick
Parents: Walter Patrick and Elizabeth (unknown surname)
Born 2 Oct 1675 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Married Sarah Mason about 1699 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Died 12 Oct 1732 York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Sources
Birth: Virginia Birth and Christenings, IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Sarah Elizabeth Mason
Parents: George Mason and Mary French (unproven so far)
Born abt 1680 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
A probate inventory was taken shortly after an individual’s death by two or more people, described as ‘appraisers’. They normally began the inventory with cash (‘money in his purse’) and clothes (‘his wearing apparel’) and then proceeded around the house from room to room listing and valuing the deceased’s movable goods, before moving outside to list the contents of agricultural buildings, livestock and crops growing in the fields. Anything that was not movable was omitted, which means you might get a list of cooking utensils but no oven, window curtains but no windows. Inventories do not record real estate – whether lands or buildings – although will include movable documents relating to it (e.g. ‘his lease’). They also excluded debts owed by the deceased, although sometimes record debts owing to the deceased. Appraisers often identified goods by room, thus providing evidence of both rooms and room use. However, it is impossible to tell whether all the rooms in the house have been listed, unless there are internal inconsistencies (e.g. a ‘chamber over the buttery’ but no ‘buttery’).
In law, the possessions of a married woman belonged to her husband and so married women did not make wills or have inventories made for them. (Perhaps this means that the Mary listed below was a widow) In theory, this meant that a married man’s inventory would include the possessions of his wife. However, in some cases it is evident that goods owned by a wife before her marriage were excluded, along with her personal goods (for example, her clothes). Goods might also be omitted from an inventory where they had already been bequeathed in the deceased’s will or otherwise bestowed (since the function of the inventory was to value the deceased’s goods for sale to pay off his or her debts). It should also be borne in mind that probate inventories omit a significant number of inhabitants (perhaps as many as fifty per cent) whose estates fell below the inventory thresholds (i.e. they were too poor to have goods worth valuing).
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| M- 8th Great grandparents |
John Patrick
Parents: Walter Patrick and Elizabeth (unknown surname)
Born 2 Oct 1675 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Married Sarah Mason about 1699 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Died 12 Oct 1732 York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Sources
Birth: Virginia Birth and Christenings, IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Sarah Elizabeth Mason
Parents: George Mason and Mary French (unproven so far)
Born abt 1680 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Died 31 March 1720 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Buried
Sources
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Elizabeth Patrick
Born 19 Feb 1700 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Died 8 Nov 1725 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Sources
Birth: York County Virginia, Charles Parish Records and IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
AGBI
Sources
Family Search
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CHILDREN
7th great aunts and uncles
Elizabeth Patrick
Born 19 Feb 1700 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Died 8 Nov 1725 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Sources
Birth: York County Virginia, Charles Parish Records and IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
AGBI
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*John Patrick
Born 26 Jul 1703 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Married Elizabeth Curtis Abt 1721 Virginia, British Colonial America
Children: Thomas, Alice, John, Thomas, Walter, Walter, Sarah, Curtis, William, Mary, William, Susanna, Merrit, Margaret, Frances, Elizabeth, Edmund, Lucy
Died 8 Mar 1754 York County, Virginia, British Colonial America
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| M - 7th Great grandfather |
Born 26 Jul 1703 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Married Elizabeth Curtis Abt 1721 Virginia, British Colonial America
Children: Thomas, Alice, John, Thomas, Walter, Walter, Sarah, Curtis, William, Mary, William, Susanna, Merrit, Margaret, Frances, Elizabeth, Edmund, Lucy
Died 8 Mar 1754 York County, Virginia, British Colonial America
Buried
Sources
Birth: IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Mary Patrick
Born 21 Mar 1705 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Married Francis Cook abt 1725 Virginia, British Colonial America
Children: John, Francis, James, William, Henry, Bennet, Amey, Mary, Lazarus (last two are twins)
Died Before 20 Jun 1774 (the date of the probate)
The following is the probate inventory taken of her estate after her death Agreeable to an order of York Court bearing date the 20th Day of June 1774 We the Subscribers after being Sworn have appraised the Estate of Mary Cook deced as follows.
1 Sow &3 Shoats 17/6 2 Barrows 20/ 1..17..6
1 Cow and Calf 60/ 1 Horse 40/ 5..-..-
2 Beds 10/ 3 Iron Potts & Hooks 12/6 1..2..6
1 Spit and Pan 2/6 Ax and 2 old Hoes 1/3 ..3..9
1 Spinning Wheel & 2 pr Cards 2/6 old Side Saddle 5/ ..7..6
1 pr Fire Tongs & Shovel 2/ Beadstead & Cord 7/6 ..9..6
2 Trays & 2 Sifters Meal Bag & Parcel of Wooden Ware ..3..9
1 Hatchet Hammer 2 Reap Hooks & Basket 2/ ..2..0
2 Dishes 1 Bason 4 Plates &c 6/ 13 Bottles 2/6 ..8..6
3 Cyder Hogsheads & 3 Barrels 10/ ..10..0
1 Flour Tub 1 Small Jarr Milk Pan & Bowl ..4..6
1 Shoat 7/6 1 Box Iron & Heaters 2/ ..9..6
1 old Rug & Blanket 3/ 4 Chairs & old Table 3/6 ..6..6
9 Dunghill Fowls & Turkey Hen 6/ 21 lb of Bacon at 6d pr lb ..16..6
£12..2..0
Callohill Mennis
John Patrick (likely her brother)
William Kerby
Returned into York County Court the 15th Day of August 1774 and ordered to be Recorded.
Examd.
Teste
Thos: Everard Cl: Cur:
Sources
Birth: Virginia Births and Christenings and IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
Online probate inventory: http://research.history.org/DigitalLibrary/ProbateList.cfm her husband's is also available.
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Sarah Patrick
Born 4 Oct 1708 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Died 14 Oct 1709 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Sources
Birth: IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
Birth and Death: Virginia Births and Christenings
Sources
Birth: IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Mary Patrick
Born 21 Mar 1705 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Married Francis Cook abt 1725 Virginia, British Colonial America
Children: John, Francis, James, William, Henry, Bennet, Amey, Mary, Lazarus (last two are twins)
Died Before 20 Jun 1774 (the date of the probate)
The following is the probate inventory taken of her estate after her death Agreeable to an order of York Court bearing date the 20th Day of June 1774 We the Subscribers after being Sworn have appraised the Estate of Mary Cook deced as follows.
1 Sow &3 Shoats 17/6 2 Barrows 20/ 1..17..6
1 Cow and Calf 60/ 1 Horse 40/ 5..-..-
2 Beds 10/ 3 Iron Potts & Hooks 12/6 1..2..6
1 Spit and Pan 2/6 Ax and 2 old Hoes 1/3 ..3..9
1 Spinning Wheel & 2 pr Cards 2/6 old Side Saddle 5/ ..7..6
1 pr Fire Tongs & Shovel 2/ Beadstead & Cord 7/6 ..9..6
2 Trays & 2 Sifters Meal Bag & Parcel of Wooden Ware ..3..9
1 Hatchet Hammer 2 Reap Hooks & Basket 2/ ..2..0
2 Dishes 1 Bason 4 Plates &c 6/ 13 Bottles 2/6 ..8..6
3 Cyder Hogsheads & 3 Barrels 10/ ..10..0
1 Flour Tub 1 Small Jarr Milk Pan & Bowl ..4..6
1 Shoat 7/6 1 Box Iron & Heaters 2/ ..9..6
1 old Rug & Blanket 3/ 4 Chairs & old Table 3/6 ..6..6
9 Dunghill Fowls & Turkey Hen 6/ 21 lb of Bacon at 6d pr lb ..16..6
£12..2..0
Callohill Mennis
John Patrick (likely her brother)
William Kerby
Returned into York County Court the 15th Day of August 1774 and ordered to be Recorded.
Examd.
Teste
Thos: Everard Cl: Cur:
Sources
Birth: Virginia Births and Christenings and IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
Online probate inventory: http://research.history.org/DigitalLibrary/ProbateList.cfm her husband's is also available.
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Sarah Patrick
Born 4 Oct 1708 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Died 14 Oct 1709 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Sources
Birth: IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
Birth and Death: Virginia Births and Christenings
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Hannah Patrick
Born 25 Aug 1710 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
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Hannah Patrick
Born 25 Aug 1710 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Married
Children
Died
Buried
Sources
Birth: York County, Virginia, Charles Parish Records and IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Frances Patrick
Born 5 Oct 1711 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Sources
Birth: York County, Virginia, Charles Parish Records and IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
Birth: York County, Virginia, Charles Parish Records and IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Frances Patrick
Born 5 Oct 1711 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Sources
Birth: York County, Virginia, Charles Parish Records and IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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William Patrick
Born and Christened 16 Jan 1716 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Married Unknown
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William Patrick
Born and Christened 16 Jan 1716 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Married Unknown
Children Unknown
Died 10 Oct 1739 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Died 10 Oct 1739 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Buried
Sources
Birth: York County, Virginia, Charles Parish Records and IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
Sources
Birth: York County, Virginia, Charles Parish Records and IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Martha Patrick
Born 19 Jul 1719 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
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Martha Patrick
Born 19 Jul 1719 Charles Parish, York, Virginia, British Colonial America
Married Unknown
Children Unknown
Died
Buried
Sources
Birth: York County, Virginia, Charles Parish Records and IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
Sources
Birth: York County, Virginia, Charles Parish Records and IGI film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Friday, February 4, 2011
John Patrick 1703-1754 Elizabeth Curtis 1711-bef 1789
Born 26 Jul 1703 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Parents: John Patrick and Sarah E. Mason
Married Elizabeth Curtis Abt 1725 Virginia
NOTE: according to someone on ancestry, Elizabeth was his third wife
Died 8 Mar 1754 York County, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America
HIS WILL says (in part):
I give to my son John Patrick ...all my land in Charles Parish which I bought of James Faison...and he to convey the land on Piney Point to his brother William Patrick as soon as convenient...
To my loving son Curtis Patrick - two parcels of land whereon Edward Baptist and William Britain now liveth - containing one hundred and sixty acres of land...
To my loving son William Patrick, land I bought of Martha M.....
I give to my son Merritt Patrick land I bought of John Lilbourne and the land descended to me from my father, to him and to his heirs forever.
To my son John Patrick, negro.
To my grandchild Mary Patrick, daughter of my son Thomas Patrick, deceased, a Negro girl called Sarah and child Jack.
To daughter Sarah, six cattle
To my daughter Mary Patrick...
To daughter Frances Patrick...
To daughter Lucy Patrick, a (Negro) girl named Esther.
To my loving wife Elizabeth Patrick, the younger children remain with their mother (York Wills and Inventories 1746-1759 page 318, Ironmonger, page 114)
NOTE: 28 years after John died, a chancery case (a court case dealing mainly in equity) came before York Co. Court requesting the estate of John Patrick Jr be distributed and the following received an 1/8 share: (his sons are in italics)
John Patrick, Curtis Patrick, John Giles(Son-in-law), William Patrick, John Baptist (Son-in-law - maybe), Thomas Millicott (have no idea who this is), Benjamin Wright (Son-in-law), Edmund Patrick
York County Land Tax Records1782 mention the following acreage
Wm Patrick 176
...Patrick 50 (Edmund?)
Curtis Patrick 160
John Patrick 184
The following is the list for the Probate Inventory of John's estate
In Obedience to an Order of Court for York County held March the 18th 1754 We the Subscribers being Appointed to Appraise the Estate of Mr. John Patrick decd. have been Sworn before Mr. Daniel Moore one of his Majestys Justices of the Peace have Mett and done according to OrderSources
A Negro Woman named Moll and a boy Pompey £45.. 0..0
A Negro Boy named Dick £35 a Girl Grace £30 65.. 0..0
A Negro Girl Dinah £37..10/ a Negro Girl Peg £37..10/ 75.. 0..0
A Negro Boy Jacob £35 a Negro Boy Ben £30 65.. 0..0
A Negro Boy Frank £25 a Negro Girl Nan £22..10/ 47..10..0
A Negro Woman Sarah and Child Jack 35.. 0..0
A Negro Man James £45 a Negro Girl Rachel £35 80.. 0..0
A Negro Woman Bunny £25 a Negro boy Paul £17 42.. 0..0
A Negro Woman Hagar & Child Esther 40.. 0..0
A Negro Boy Casar £7 a Yoke of Young Steers £3..10/ 10..10..0
A Yoke of Steers £3 a Yoke of old Steers £5 8.. 0..0
6 Cows and Calves £9 10 Cows £15 24.. 0..0
8 Young Cattle £6 a Cow and a Year old £2..5 8.. 5..0
26 Sheep £7..16/ a Calf 2/6 4 Cows & 3 Calves £7 14..18..6
5 Cows & a Bull £8..10/ a Yoke of Steers £5 13..10..0
3 Young Bulls 37/6 2 Young Steers 40/ 3..17..6
3 Young Heifers & one Year old 4.. 0..0
A Mare & Colt £6 a Horse £1..10/ a Horse £3 10..10..0
11 Hogs & 5 Pigs £3..16/ 8 Shoats £2 5..16..0
3 Sows & 5 Shoats £2 18 Shoats 4 Sows & 2 Pigs £6..4/ 8.. 4..0
A Case of Pistols Holsters and Sword 2..12.0
A Gun 15/ 2 Tables and a Desk 5..15..0
6 Leather Chairs at 4/ 6 flag Chairs 2/ 1..16..0
11 flag Chairs 11/ a Chest 10/ a Table & Chest 5/ 1.. 6..0
4 Chests a Table 22/6 A Bed & furniture £3 A bed £3..10/ 9..12..6
A Bed £4..10/ A Bed £2 A Bed £2..10 A Bedstead 4/ 9.. 4..0
2 Looking Glasses 10/ a Parcel of Butter Pots 1 Jug 17/ 1.. 7..0
A Saddle & Housing £1..10/ A Side Saddle £1..6/ 2..16..0
3 Iron Pots 21/ pr. of Potracks Spit Frying Pan & firetongs 18/ 1..19..0
A Spade and Iron Pestle 0.. 9..0
A pair of Stilyards 2/6 a Brass Kettle & Skillet 1..12..6
A Brass Candlestick & Iron Candlestick 0.. 2..6
A Morter & Pestle 5/ 8 Bottles 1/8 a Box Iron & Heaters 6/ 0..12..8
A Parcel of old Iron 4/ A Parcel of Crockery Ware 4/6 0.. 8..6
30 lb. old Pewter at 8d per lb. 20/ a Parcel of Pewter 26/ 2.. 6..0
A Pair of Spoon Moulds 7/6 a Pewter Chamber pot 3/ 0..10..6
A Loom 2 Shuttles 3 Slaise & Harness 1.. 6..6
A Linnen Wheel & flax Hackle 30/ 54 lb. of Cotton 13/6 2.. 3..6
2 Spinning Wheels & 2 pair of Cards 0..14..0
6 Cyder Hhds. 30/ 10 Hhds. 30/ 3.. 0..0
A Set of Blacksmiths Tools 10.. 0..0
A Cart and Wheels 2 Chains 2 Yokes 1 Link & 3 Staples 2.. 5..0
A Parcel of Iron 8/6 0.. 8..6
A Hhd. of Tobo. 900 lb. nett at 14/ per Ct. 6.. 6..0
1200 lb. of Transfer Tobo 14/ deduct 10 per Ct. 7..11..2¼
Cash 0..19..2
£673.. 4..2¼
Subscribers
Francis Minness
Edmund Curtis
James Drewry
Returned into York County Court the 15th day of July 1754 and Ordered to be recorded.
Examd.
Teste
Thos. Everard Cl: Cur:
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
Book: Poquoson Families Volume 6 by Albert James Willett
York county orders number 4 pages 252, 265; Hansford, Curtis page 113-115
York Co Land Tax Records1782
Descendants of Walter Patrick http://hdhdata.org/roots/c3191.html
Online source for the probate inventory taken after his death is below: http://research.history.org/DigitalLibrary/ProbateList.cfm
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Born 16 Nov 1711 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Parents: Thomas Curtis and Susanna Dixon
Died before 28 Dec 1789
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
Virginia Births and Christenings
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CHILDREN
Born 16 Oct 1726
Christened 20 Nov 1726 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Married Mary Wilmoth Manson abt 1752 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Children: Elizabeth, Mary, Peter, John, Nancy, Hannah
Died 4 Feb 1780 Kentucky
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
http://www.angelfire.com/sc/Sources/Patrick.html which lists the following sources:
Charles Parish York County Virginia History and Register by Landon C. Bell
Genealogy of Virginia Families. Vol. V by Elizabeth Cittie
Manson Family Bible Records Elizabeth Cittie Wills. Blanch Adams Chapman
Thomas Patrick
Born 6 Dec 1728
Christened 12 Jan 1728 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Married: Unknown
Child: Mary (listed in her grandfather's will)
Died: Before 20 August 1753 (date of probate inventory)
The following is the probate inventory of Thomas's personal property after his death
In Obedience to an Order of York Court bearing Date August the twentieth 1753 We the Subscribers being first Sworn Edward Moss, John Tenham, William Powell, have met and Appraised the Estate of Thomas Patrick dec'd.
8 Working Steers £16 4 Cows & 6 Young Cattle £10 14/ £26..14..0
2 Cows & 2 Heifers £4 1 Horse & 2 Mares £6 10.. 0..0
3 Sows & 14 Piggs £3 10/, 3 Barrows 30/, 7 Young Hogs 40/ 7.. 0..0
1 Bed & furniture £3 1 Bed £2 A Parcel of old Chairs 28/6 6.. 8..6
1 Table 12/6, 2 Chests 10/, 12 hard Metal Plates 26/, 2 old Trunks 5/ 2..13..6
2 old Tables 5/, 1 Bible Box Iron Candle mould & Gun 20/ 1.. 5..0
1 pr. of Money Scales 7/, 1 Saw 20/, 2 Jugs & a paracel of old pots 13/6 2.. 0..6
1 Searce & Glass 2/, the half of a Canoe 8/, 1 hand Mill 5/ 0..15..0
A Parcel of Bottles 2/, 2 Pots a Spit and tongs 12/ 0..14..0
A Parcel of old Tubs 1 old Spinning Wheel 16/, 1 Mans Saddle 7/6 1.. 3..6
A Parcel of old Pewter 10/, 3 Axes & 2 Cow Bells 9/ 0..19..0
15 Barrels of Corn at 10/ £7 10/, 1 Cart Wheels & 2 Chains 40/ 9..10..0
1 Negro Man £5 11 Pigs 11/ 121 lb. Tobo. a 15/ p Ct. 18/ 36.. 9..0
3 Calves 18/, Cash £4..6..10 5.. 4..10
£110..16..10
Edward Moss
John Tenham
William Powell
Returned into York County Court the 17th day of September 1753 and Ordered to be recorded.
Examd.
Teste
Thos. Eveard Cl. Cur.
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
Online source for the probate inventory taken after his death is below: http://research.history.org/DigitalLibrary/ProbateList.cfm
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Walter Patrick
Born 9 Dec 1728
Christened 12 Jan 1728 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Died: 1729 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Walter Patrick
Born 20 Jan 1730
Christened 21 Feb 1730 Charles Parish,York, Virginia
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Sarah Patrick
Born 12 Apr 1731
Christening: 9 May 1731 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Married 1) John Baptist abt 1759 Not so sure about this marriage, although the dates seem to be okay and he is mentioned in her father's will - maybe he was a hired hand in 1754 and they married in 1759...
Children: Mary, John, Sarah, Robert, Edward, Frances, Nancy
2) John Freeman abt 1777
Children: Henry
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Curtis Patrick
Born 13 Jan 1733
Christened 10 Feb 1733 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Married Martha Rogers abt 1755
Children: Susanna, Sarah, Elizabeth, Martha, Thomas,Clayton, Nancy
Died 1 Dec 1785 York, Virginia
Sources
Birth: IGI Film 1033913 IT 10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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William Patrick
Born 23 Apr 1736
Christened 23 May 1736 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Note: Name is abbreviated Willm. in record
Died 10 Oct 1739
Sources
IGI Extracted record Film 1033913 IT10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Mary Patrick
Born 26 Jul 1738
Christened 27 Aug 1738 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Married John Giles abt 1764
Children: Mary, Mary, Thomas, Betsy, John, Francis, Hugh, Robert
Sources
IGI Extracted record Film 1033913 IT10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Born 30 Mar 1740 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Christened 26 Apr 1741 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Military: Revolutionary War
Married 1) Elizabeth Manson abt 1756
Children: John, Hannah, Thomas, Mary, Robert, Frances
2) Marriage to Lucy Curtis 6 Feb 1722 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Children: Elizabeth, William, Edmund, John, Nancy, Merritt
Sources
Military: American Genealogical-Biographical Index: Historical reg. Of Virginians in the Revolution, soldiers, sailors and marines, 1775-1783. Ed. By John H. Gwathmey. Richmond, Va. 1938. Volume 132 page 130
IGI Extracted record Film 1033913 IT10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
Minuteman Icon: T.H. Bell Jr. High in Washington Terrace
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Susanna Patrick
Born 26 Jul 1743
Christened 9 Aug 1743 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Married: Thomas Presson 29 Jan 1774 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Children: John, Thomas
Sources
IGI Extracted record Film 1033913 IT10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Merritt Patrick
Born 17 Nov 1744
Christened 9 Dec 1744 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Married: Susan Cooke
Children: Merritt, John
Sources
Christening: IGI Extracted record Film 1033913 IT10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
1810 US Census for Hampton, Elizabeth City, Virginia page 155
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Margaret Patrick (did not find this child in this parish)
Christened 4 Oct 1745 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Sources
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Frances Patrick (Female)
Born 26 Oct 1746
Christened 16 Nov 1746 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Possible marriage to Thomas Mallicot
Sources
IGI Extracted record Film 1033913 IT10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
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Elizabeth Patrick (did not find this child in this parish)
Christened 26 Oct 1748 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Sources
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Christened 26 Apr 1752 Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Married Mildred Rogers abt 1771 Virginia
Children: John, Sally, Edmund, Edmund, Betsy, Mildred
Sources
IGI Extracted record Film 1033913 IT10 Batch C504701 dated 1648-1789
Minuteman Icon: T.H. Bell Jr. High in Washington Terrace
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Lucy Patrick
Born: abt. 1754
Married Benjamin Wright abt 1768
Children: Eliza, Benjamin, Fanny
Sources
Her father's will - the girl's were mentioned in birth order, so I placed Lucy as the youngest.
Their children were listed on the IGI
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