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A FUQUA LINE I N VI RGINIA A FUQUA LINE IN Vl~GINIA

THE FIRST fUQUAS IN AMERICA WERE SAID TO HAVE BEEN FOUR BOYS OR YOUNG MEN, HUGEN~TS, THE FAMILY WERE SAID TO HAVE BEEN IN THE COURT Of THE FRENCH KING, BUT BEING Of THE PROTESTANT FAITH, WHEN THE tDICT or NANWES WAS PROCLAIMED, THEY WERE AMON!; THE THOUSANDS WHO WERE ABLE TO FLEE WITH THEIR LIVES BETWEEN !659 ANO '89. THE FOUR FLED TO HOLLA~D'ANO GILLAUME OF GILL (WILLIAM) ARRIVED IN VIRGINIA CA. 1685. AND WHILE HE WAS SAID TO HAVE FIRST FLED TO SOUTH CAROLINA, AN ILL-FATED SETTLEMENT, WE FIRST flND HIM IN HENRICO COUNTY, V~RGINIA, THE FUQUA NAME WAS NORMALLY SPELT FOUQUET IN ~RANCE\AN EXCHANGE .PROFESSOR TO THE , UNIVERSITY OF MIC,IGAN TGLD ME, (CHECK THE FOUQUET FA~ILY NEAR MARSAILLE9, FRANCE. THERE IS SOME FAMILY HISTORY IN FRANCE ANO THEN OF THE FAMILY IN AMERICA BEGINING WITH GILLUAUME FUQUA IN THE COMPENDIUM OF AMERICAN GENEAL06V BY VtRKUS, v. #5, p. 8333- HE FLED DIRECTLY FROM fRANCE TO SOUTH CAROLINA, WHERE CONDITIONS ANO DISEASE WAS SO BAO THAT BY 1670 HE HAD MOVED TO HENRICO COUNTY, VIRGINIA,_WHERE HE MARRIAD JANE, DAU. JOSEPH AND MARGARET/HUMPHRIES) lYRE, v. COUNTY COURT NOTE BooK BY R.A. BROCK, v. 4-7, PAGElO (PAGE 32 WAS FRO~ 1677 TO 1739). WM/ HUMPHRIES CAME TO AMERICA CA. 1650/ THE £VRES WERE QUITE PROMINENT IN VIRGINIA AT ·AN EARLY DATE. THOSE FRENCH WHO SURVIVED DISEASE, STARVATION ANO INDIAN ATTACKS FLED TO VIRGINIA, VERY LARGELY, MANY TO MANININ TOWN NEWR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA· WHE8£._TRE-MA.JORITY OF THOSE fRENCH WHO ttAD FC•D FOR RELIGIOUS BELIEFS HAD SETTLED. THE ORIGINAL RECORDS Of THESE HUGENOTS ARE IN BAD SHAPE - MANY Of THE EARLY RECORDS ARE MISSING FROM THE CHURCH RECORD BOOK. MANY OF THESE SETTLED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE JAMES H1VER - ;A FEW IN GOOCHLAND Co~~:rvH; WH&RE" ... ;u&~lt~- ~~~n: T 'f~"·~t4AQf;. f ~ .. L[Ae.IU. co~na_aB.L.ll~GN tJ'l\ ~~~J:ll!~+4h~1 STORY. THE MAURY, fONTAINE; MARYE; JACQu(LIN; LEGRANt: SAMPSON; OO~AL, LATAN~, 6AURE {fORD), BONDURANT AND OTHER NAMES ARE NOTED IN VIRGINIA HISTORY, LIKE MAXEY. THE REVOCATION OF THE £DICT OF NANTES IN 1685 DURING THE REIGN Of LOUIS XIV COST fRANCE HEA~ILY IN THE ARTIFICER CLASS Of PEOPLE. THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE JAMES IS NOW POWHATTAN ~OUNTY· JEAN ffAUQUERARAN AND WIFE ANO TWO CHILDREN WERE AMONG THOSE MENTIONED IN THE HUGENOT, BY THE HUGENOT SOCIETY PUB. #5, 1931, p. 033, A DESCENDANT, JOSEPH M., BECAME A PARTNER IN FORQUEREAN, PRICE & TEMPLE 429 i. BROAD & 206 N. 5TH BTS. MR. TEMPLE SHORTLY AFTER­ WARDS WITBDREW - JOSEPH M. DIED NOVEMBER 9, 1911. HE MD., 1871, A Miss PENDLETON.

THE FIRST FRANCOIS SAMPSON Of MANIKIN TOWN, PRINCE WILLIAM PARISH, PATEN~ED LANDS IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY MARCH 24, 1725, NAMING WIFE, BRIGETTE, iTIENE (~TEPHEN), HIS ONLY SON, AND FOUR DAUGHTERS, PRISCILLA (MRS. N£W, WITH SON WILLIAM; ANNA MRS. fuQuA-fOUQUET, ANO SON, JOSEPH; SARAH (MRS. MAXEY WITH SON JOHN, AND JUDITH {MRS. CROUCH, A SON, EICHARD. 8RIGETTE 1 S WILL, PROBATED 17 MAY, 1757, ANGLICIZED HER NAME TO BRIDGET SAMPSON - HER SON, STEPHEN, MARRIED MARV WOODSON AND WAS CAPTAIN IN THE GOOCHLAND MILITIA IN 17!4; ~E MARRIED (2), £LIZABETH, DAUGHTER OF REUBEN THORNTON, PROBABLY OF HANOVER COUNTY, VIRG • JOSEPH·fUQUA RECEIVED A GRANT OF 350 ACRES IN GOOCHLAND (NOW IN CUMBERL•NO COUNTY,, VIRGINIA, 12 SEPTEMBER· 1753 "ON THE SOUTH SIDE Of THE JAMES RIVER BETWEEN 0EEP CREEK ANO MUDDY CREEK.

PATENT BOOK 15, p. 121, LANO OFFICE, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA: "G£0RG£ THE SECOND, ETC.- "fO ALL ETC., KNOW YE FOR DIVERS CAUSES AND CONSIOERATIONS, BUT MORE ESPECIALLY FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION OF THE SUM OF THIRTY-FIVE SHILLINGS Of GOOD AND LAWFUL MONEY fOR OUR USE PAID TO OUR RECEIVER GENERAL OF OUR REVENUE IN THIS COLONY AND DOMINION OF VIRGINIA, Wt HAV£ GIVEN, GRANTED AND CONFIRMED AND BY THESE PRESENTS DO GIVE, GRANT & CONFIRM UNTO J05£PH FUQUA ONE CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LANO CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED ~NO FIFTY ACRES LYING ANO BEING IN THE COUNTY OF Gooc~LAND ANO ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE JAMES, TO-WIT: 8£GINING AT A WHITE OAK, STEPHEN HUGHES CORNED, RUNNING THENCE ON JOHN MADDOX' LINE NORTH SIXTEEN OBGREES WEST 286 POLES TO POINTERS, THENCE ON NICHOLAS ~ox•s SOUTH SEVENTY FOUR DEGREES WEST IB6 POLES TO A PINE, THENCE ON A NEW LINE SOUTH THREE DEGREES, £AST 218 POLES TO POINTERS THENCE ON STEPHEN HUGHES' ~AST 256 POLES TO THE FIRST STATION. WITH ALL ETC., PROVIU£0, ETC. IN WITNESS, ETC. WITNESS OUR TRUSTY ANO WELL ;~ BELOVED WILLIAM GOOCH, ESQUIRE, OUR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF OUR SO. COLONY ANO UOMINIQN AT WILLIAMSBURG. GIVEN UNDER THE SEAL Of OUR SO. COLONY THE fWELVETH DAV OF SEPTEMBER, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE, lN THC ~EVENTH YEAR OF OUR REIGN. ~ILLIAM GOOCH, L.S. JOSEPH fUQUA - NEW LAND. FROM TH£ TAX BOOKS OF CUMB£RLANO COUNTY, VIRGINIA, (FROM GOOCHLAND): DATE PROPRIETOR ACRES COMMENTS ~· 1782 JOSEPH FUQUA. SEN'R· 350 1783 JOSEPH FUQUA, SEN'R· 350 1785 JOSEPH FUQUA, JR. 350 MUST HAVE REC'D• THIS LAND DY DEED OF GIFT FROM FATHER, PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX BOOKS SHOW JOSEPH, SR., DID NOT DIE UNTIL. 1788. 1785 TO 1799 TO JOSEPH FUQUA, JR. 250 1800 TO 1811 ESTATE OF JOSEPH fUQUA, JR. 350 A. UPPER DISTRICT OF CUMBERLAND Co. 1812 BEN JAM t N FUQUA 294 1812 ESTATE OF Jos. FUQUA, JR. 350 ON TEARWALLET CREEK ADJ. JACOB FARRts, & STEPHEN CooK, 1813 " n 350 3 Mt. SO OF COURT HOUSE, ON DEEP CREEK ADJ. JOSIAH 814 • " 350 MADDOX, TEN MILES N.E. FROM C.H., 1818. 1ars-1022, SAME AS FOR 1814 • 1. OCCGS REFE:REl'·JCr- Ol'JLY FOAR A MOOR£ COMPRt:H£NSI V£ G£N£ALOGY ON TH£. FUQUAS v I DE FUWA, A FIGHT FOR FREEDOM, BY LYA EAN IRWIN, PR. 1974 BY o. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, HOUSTON, TEXAS $35.oo. CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA. p. 126 27 APRIL, 1772, BETWEEN CATHERINE MCGHEE, JACOB AND FREDERICK H~TCHER, ~XTRS. OF THE LAST WI~~ & TtSTAMENJ OF WILLIAM MCGHEE, LAlj OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1ST PART; JOSEPH FUQUA, 5R., OF THE OTHER PART OSEPH FUQUA, SR., WAS FR88 CUMBERLAND COUNTY), ALSO LAND ON THE ·EAST SIDE OF KING ROAD. IDEM, p. 186 OF BK • . H2@ l fEBJ, 1773 BETWEEN JOHN WARD GRJCHARLOTTE COUNTY, VIRGINIA, AND JOSEPH fUQUA, S4ME ~OUNTV. 2NO PART, FOR e 85 CURRENT MONEY OF VIRGINIA, TRACT ON THE BRANCHES OF STAUNTON R1VER. IOEM, p. 860 JOSEPH FUQUA OF CHARLOTTE COUNTY FROM STEPHB fORO (fOAROE, FAURE), HUGENOT OF HALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1772, 120 ACRES. ~

JOSEPH WAS THE ONLY SON Of WILLIAM fUQUA - HE HAD SEVERAL SISTERS. BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, FORMED IN 1761, WAS FROM ALBEMARLE ANO APPOMATOX COUNTIES, ANO ALBEMARLE WAS FROM GOOCHLAND IN 1744, HEHRICO WAS AN ORIGINAL SHIRE. So THE JOSEPH FUQUA, SR·• OF BUCKINGHAM MUST HAVE BEEN THE JOSEPH FUQUA OF THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY GRANT. MARV £. WRIGHT Of THE VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY WAS A GR· GR. DAUGHTER OF. JOSEPH, SON Of WILLIAM fUQUA OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY (OFTEN PEOPLE WERE LOCATED IN BOTH COUNRIES, SHE WR~TE); HER GREAT GRANDFATHER RESIDED IN BUCKINGHAM COUNTY; SHE HAO LAND GRANTS AND TAX RECORDS ON

HIM ANO HIS FROM 1782 TO 1812 OF CUMBERL-~O COUNTY· "I HAVE A COUSIN 1 MRS. MINNIE WRIGHT BARRATT Of DALLAS, TEXAS, A GENEALOG•ST OF THE WRIGHT FAMILY OF BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA. DELMOUR FUQUA, A GR. GR. SON Of JosEPH WAS WRITING A GENEALOGY Of THE LINE WHEN HE DIED A FEW YEARS AGO (LETTER Of 22 APRIL, 1950). ~IS RESEARCH COVERED FRENCH CORRESPONDENCE (V. BELOW*~; HIS WIDOW REMARRIED. MRS. COMPTON OF ASHLAND IS A DAUGHTER OF UR. ASBURY CHRISTIAN OF LYNCHBURG 1 VIRGINIA. (S8E FURNISHED THE JOSEPH AND WILLIAM FUQUA GRANTS FROM PAT. BK. 151 Pe 121). MAY 13, 1950 LETTtR: "MOTHER HAO A DOUBLE £tRST~~OUSIN, JOSEPH FUQUA, WHO MDVED TO KENTUCKY. DAUGHTERS MARRIED 80RMER GOVERNOR J.c.w. ~ECKHAM OF KY., (DIED 9 JAN., 1940, A. 71 YEARS, LOUISVILLE• OF 8. NELSON & Co., AHO BURIED AT FRANKFORT, Gov. 1903-1907-1900-1903. MRS· NUGENT, THAT WRITER, WAS IN CHARGE OF THE ARCHIVES U1V'N., VA. STATE LIBRARY·

JOSEPH FUQUA, SR. (APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN WtL~t•¥'~i$Q~HD HE APPEARS TO HAVE MARRIED ~ARY FORD, THIS WILLIAM WAS PROBABLY JOSEPH FUQUA 1 ~ SON BY BRIGETTE, PRE· Q.v. POST. ARC&IVES, CHARLOTTE Co., VA •• p. 1 81: MARY· DUDGEON SELLS WILLIAM fuQUA, 1772, 168 A., CHARLOTTE COUNTY WILLIAM AND JANE 1 S JOSEPH MARRIED ANNA SAMPSON. 186 fEB• 1, 1773, BETWEEN JOHN WARD Of ~HARLOTTE ANO JOSEPH FUQUA, SAME COUNTY, OTHER .'l\J\ PART, FOR b ~51 CURRENT MONEY •• TRACT ON BRANCHES OF STAUNTON W1VER· 407 JAMtS DAUGHERTY• lST PART, & JOSEPH FUQUA, CHARLOTTE Co., LAND ON LOWER SIDE Of TURNIP CREEK, 1774, 80 ACRES •. 860 JOSEPH fUQUAL CHARLOTTEA FROM STEPHEN fORD OF ~ALIFAX COUNTY, 1772, 120 ACRES ••• 126 27 APRIL, 1712 BETWEEN ~ATHERINE MCGHEE, DEED PRE. AM£LIA LANO CAUS£5: JUSTICES OF AMELIA NOW SITTING IN CHANCERY WITH YOUR WORSHIPFUL ORACJOR, 'WILLIAM fORD, ev JOHN FORD HIS GUARDIAN, •• THAT YO R ORATOR' s LATE FATHER, HEZEKIAH fORO, BEING SEIZED Of REAL ESTATE IN THIS COUNTY, 1300 ACRES, AND SEVERAL SLAVES A'PVYALUAiLt;:."S'E"'SONAL-ESTATE, DID PUBLISH HIS WILL BEFORE DEATH. HE HAVE ORATOR IN FEE SIMPLE 500 ACRES. (CA. 4 PAGES OF THIS DEED, M. ¥cC.~, IT HAS BEEN SHOWN THAT HIS WIFE, 0 3 9 £L~f~~~TS~ ~~-.~R; l2E~fA ~~~ise~LER~i~E~ XNo ~A~~Y dAKER, oTHER PART, 1746, SAMUEL BAKER, CALEB'S SON, CONSIDERATION OFe 100. 15 Au&., 1745 u. BK. #2, 1742-'9), p. ao. BK. 1, CUMBERLAND Go., PARISH Of KIN& WILLIAM- TO BROTHER, DANIEL FORD ON JONES' CREEK­ TO SISTER, MARY fUQUA, SOME SLAVES. To WILLIAM ruQUA l SLAVE fORl:- 20i TO MY SISTER, JUDITH LEAKE; T8 P£T~R BONOUHANT, PERSONALS· IF MY BROTHER, OANIEL, D.s.p., THEN HIS PART TO FALL TO PETER FORD. WILLIAM APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN THE ELDEST SON OF WILLIAM BY JANE £YRE, BUT HIS OWN LANO PATENT WAS NOT DATED UNTIL 2 JANUARY, 1737 (PAT· BK. #17, p. #455, L~ND OFFICE, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. "GEORGE 11, BY THE GRACE OF Goo Of GREAT BRl•AIN, FRANCE ANO IRELANO, KING DEFENDER OF THE fAITH,ETC.TO At:L•:fo WAOM;-THESE PRESENTS 6HA1..l:"COME, GR££TINGS: KNOW Y£ THAT FOR DIVERS GOOD CAUSES AND CONSIDERATIONS OF THE SUM OF FORTY SllllllNGS OF GOOD & LAWFUL MONEY FOR ~UR USE PAID TO OUR RECEIVER GENERAL, ETC. ETC• WE HAVE GIVEN, GRANTED AND CONFIRMED ANO BV THESE PRESENTS FOR US, OUR HEIRS ANO SUCCESSORS, DO GIVE, GRANT AND CONFIRM UNTO WILLIAM FUQUA ONE CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND CONTAINl~G fOUR HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES LYIUG AND BEING IN THE COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK ON THE NORTH FORK OF THE ROANOKE RIVER, li£GININC AT MA(Tl)LOCK MAYES CORNER ON THE RIVER, THENCE ALONG HIS LINE NORTH 94 POLES TO HIS CORNER HICKORY, THENCE NORTH 84 DEGREES tAST 80 POLES TO A SMALL WHITE OAK; THENCE SOUTH 51 DEGREES £AST 84 POLES TO A SMALL HICKORY, THENCE SOUTH 87 DEGREES, EAST 56 POLES TO A SCRUB WHITE OA~, THENCE SOUTH 20 DEGREES, EAST 26 POLES TO A HICKORY, THENCE SOUTH 59 DEGREES, EAST 300 POLES TO A BLACK OAK BELOW THE LICK BRANCH, THENCE SOUTH 31 DEGREES WEST 106 POLES TO A HICKORY ON THE RIVER AT THE UPPER END OF WARO&S ISLAND, AND THENCE VP THE SO. RIVER AS IT MEANDERS, TO THE BEGIN ING. WITH ALL WOODS, UNDERWOOOS, SWAMPS, MARSHES, LOW GROUNDS, MEADOW, FEEDINGS, AND ALL HIS DUE SHARE OF ALL VEINS, MINES AND QUARRIES, AS WELL DISCOVERED AS NOT DISCOVERED, WITHIN THE BOUNDS AFORESAID, BEING PART OF THE SAIO QUANTITY OF FOUR HUNDRED ANO FOUR ACRES OF LANO AND THE RIVERS, WATERS ANO WATERCOURSES THEREIN CONTAINED, TOGETHER WITH ALL THE PRIVALEGES OF HUNTtNG, flSHING, HAWKING, FOWLING, :

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AND ALL OTHER PROFITS, COMMODITIES ANB HEREDITAMENTS APPARTAINING; TO HAVl, HOLD, POSS£SS AND ENJOY THE SO. TRACT OR PARCEL OF LA~O AND ALL THE OTHER THE BEFORE GRANTED PREMl6ES ANO EVERY PART THEREOF. WITH THEIR ANO EVERY OF THEIR APPURTENANCES, UNTO THE SAID WILLIAM FUQUA ANO TO HIS HEIRS AND ASSIGNS FOREVER TO THE ONLY USE AND BEHOOf Of HI~ THE SD. WILLIAM fUQUA, HIS HEIRS & ASSIGNES FOREVER· TO 8£ H~LO Of US, OUR HEIRS & SUCCESS­ ORSAS OF oua MANOR OF (AST GREENWICH IN THE COUNTY Of KENT IN FREE AND COMMON SG~O&GE AND NOT IN CAPITE OR BY KNIGHT'S SERVICE. Vl£l01NG ANO PATING UNTO OUR HEIRS AND SUCCESSORS FOR EVERY FIFTY ACRES OF LAND AS SO PROPORTIONATELY FOR A LESSER OR GREATER ~UANTITY THAN FIFTY ACRES,· THE FEE RENT OF ONE SHILLING YEARLY TO BE PAID ON THE FEAST OF 5T. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL, AND ALSO CULTIVATING ANO IMPROVING THREE ACRES PART OF EVERY FIFTY OF THE TRACT ABOVE MENTIONEDWITHIN THREE YEARS Of THE DATE OF THESE PRES~NTS/// ,ROVl0£0 ALWAYS THAT If THREE YEARS OF THE FEE RENT SflALL AT ANY TIME BE IN ARREARS AND UNPAID, OR If THE SAID WILLIAM fUQUA 1 HIS HEIRS & ASSIGNS DO NOT WITHIN THE SPACE OF THREE YEARS NEXT COMING AFTER THE DATE OF THESE PRESENTS, CULTIVATE ANO IMPROVE THREE ACRES OF EVERY FIFTY OF THE TRACT ABOVE MENTIONED, THEN THE ESTATE HEREBY GRANTED SHALL CEASE ANO BE UTTERLY DETIRMtNED , AND THEREAFTER IT SHALL BE ALWFUL TO AND FOR US, OUR HEIRS ANO SUCCESSORS, TO GRANT THE SAME LANDS AND PREMISES WITH THE APPURTENANCES UNTO SUCH OTHER PERSON OR PERSONS AS WE, oua HEIRS AND SUCCESSORS, SHALL THINK FIT. IN WITN£SS WH£R~OF WE HAVE CAUSED OUR LETTERS PATENT TO BE MADE· WITN£SS OUR TRUSTY AND WELL-BELOVED WILLIAM GOOCH, fSQ., OUR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ANO COMMANDER IN GHIEf Of OUR so. COLONY THE SECOND OAV Of JANUARY. ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY SEVEW AND IN THE ELEVENTH VEAR OF OUR REIGN •. WILLIAM FUQUA PATENT WILLIAM GoocH. LT. Gov. NOTE THAT THE EARLY fRENCH HUGENOTS VERY LARGELY MARRIED ORLY THEIR COUSINS. fROM MARY FORD SOUTHWORTH (MRS· FRED SOUTHWORTH: THE FAURE FAMWLY LINE: JOHN FRANCIS CHASTAIN OF FRANCE AND HIS WIFE, fRANCES JANE REGNAULT, DAU. Of CHARLES AND ANN REGNAULT, HAD ISSUE: 1. (LIZABETH ANN MD. IN FRANCE UR. JOSEPH BONDURANT; THEIR SON, JOHN PETER.BONDU~ANT, tMtGRAT£0 TO AME~ICA;TMD~~RHODA ANN FAURE. THEIR DAU., ANN, MD. JAMES FORD, SR., SISTER OF MARV FORD , YOUR MARY fORD IS DAU. OF ABOVE PETER FORD AND WIFE, £LIZABETH AGEE; SHE MARRIED WIL~IAM FUQUA. 2. MARV ANN CHASTAIN MD. ·0ANl"£1;i.:1.l6A"C fAURE/fORD; THEIR SON PETER FORD; AND DAU., RHODA ANN FAURE/FORD MO. J.P~ BONDURANT. 3. JUDITH CHASTAIN MO. ANTHONY AGEE•• 1639; THEIR SON, MATHIEU AGEE, TO AMERICA AND DAU. MARY £LIZABETH AGEE MO. PETER FAURE-FORD· 4. CHARLES RENO CHASTAIN MD. 5. FRANCES JANE ~HASTAIN MO. 6. CAPT· PETER JAMES CHASTAIN MO. ll.L MARY MAGDALINE DEROUCHEFOUCAU~Dt (2) MADELAINE FLOURNOY, WIDOW Of SIR ANTHONY -rRABUEJ MARV FORD'S BROTHER, JAMES fORD, SR., MY ANCESTOR, MD/ ANN BONDURANT. IN SERCHING THE VESTRY BOOK OF KING WM. PARISH LIST Of TITHABLES 1736, MOYSE FOURQUEREAN LISTED WITH JEAN (JOHN) FAURE; ALSO 1737, ETC. WHEN LANO WAS PATENTED, THE (NGLISH CLER~S ANGLICIZED THEIR SPELLINGS (v. HUGENOT ~MIGRATION TO VA. av (R.A.) BROCK AND THE VIRGINIA MAGAZINE• V. WM. & MARY QUARTERLY, V. 16, SER. 1, p. 94: MG. BONDS IN AMELIA ~o. VAJ. 0EEC., 1792: WM. FUQUA AND fRANKIE DUNNIVANTl DEC. 18 SAMUEL FUQUA AND PRUDENCE foRD· WOODSON FAMILY BY rl.M. WOODSON, PUB. 1915, p 55 JUDITH WOODSON oAu. CA¥T. OBEDIAH wooosoN a. PRINCE ~DWARD Co., VA., CA. 1743, MD. 1759 • NosEs fuQuA, a. 1783, SON OF WM. FUQUA WILL (Mo. £LIZABETH •• ·>· M1LITI~ ~o. IN REV. WAR av McALLISTER, p. 66. BEDFORD Co., VA., (LATER CAMPBELL, M. Mee.), 2ND LT. MOSES FUQUA PROMOTED 28 FEB., 1780L _ OAR LINEAGE BK. V. 45 -,. 206: JAMES AGEE (s. 0, MATHl&U AGEE BY LLIZABETH FORD, DAU. OF JAMES FORD, SR., HAD SON, JOSEPH AGEE WHO MD. (2) NANCY LIPSCOMB; THEIR DAU., SARAH Bosev AGEE MO. JOSEPH FUQUA (1810-1880)1 ' ANDRE~AXEY fAMILY av WM. HAY ANDREWS, p. 68 IADFORD MAXEY o. CA· 1771, 1..UiALIFAX <;o., Vi._., MO. WIDOW MARIE ~LIZABETH fUQUA, DAU. PIERRE FAURE· '' CUMBERLAND PARISH, LUNNENBURG ~o., VA., 1746-1816 BY BELL: p. 826, VESTRY BK LUMB. PARISH 8 SEPT., 1747; EXTENT OF THE COUNTY BY ONE PRECINCT & THAr MATTOX MA~S AND WM. FUQUA BE PROCESSORS OF THE SAME. AYRES KIN & KIN TO KIN ALSO WOODSON FAMILYU (LIZ~BETH BRANSFORD BIRN KING WILLIAM P~RISti, VA., MO. MAY 30, 1772 REV. JoHN AYRES A METHOCllST CLERGYMAN/ I SSUC 1. JOHN 8. AYRES MO. MARIAH FORD, DAU. BOAZ FORD· YOUNGEST s. JAMES fORD, Sa. 2. NATHAN W. AYRES 3 •• JUDITH AYRES 4. MARY AYRES s. OWEN AYRES MD. A Mass FUQUA. 6. MATHEW AYRES.

3 DEJARNETT~ & ALLIED FAMILIES IN AMERIC,A (1699-1954) BY ~ARL C. AND MAY M. FROST, PR· 1954. McGHEEHEE MAGNA CARTA LINEAGE l. RI CHARO DE CLARE, EARL Of HERFORD, A SURETY FOR THE MAGNA CARTA, HAO: 2. RICHARD DECLARE, EARL Of HEREFORD. A SURETY SOR THE MAGNA CARTA 3. I SABELLA DECL.ARE Mo. ROBERT DEBRUS, ,. TH EARL OF ANNANDALE SHE~".;.t; e. 2 Nov.', 1226, .... ~ DAU. 8rARON GILBERT DECLARE TtJE SURETY ANO I SABELLA MARSHALL, SISTER OF WILLIAM MAR~HA(L T~E SURETY (MAGNA CARTA, JOHN S. WURTZ, CH. 6, P/ 62- CH. 30 p. 192. GILBERT MO. I SABELLA MARSHALL OST. 9, 1226. MARSHALL Of NORMAN LINEAGE, BACK TO CA. 900 A.O. 4. ROBERT BRUCE £ARL OF ANNANDALE BY MARJORIE CARRICK. 5. ROBERT BRUCE, B. 1243, MD. (1) I SABEL MAR; (2) £LIZABETH DEBURGH. KING OF SCOTLAND-BY MARCH 27, 1306 • 6~ MARJORY ~RUCE, DAU. BY ISABEL MO. WALTER ~TE~ART, LORD HIGH STEWARD OF SCOTLAND; HAD 7. ROBERT 11, KING Of ~COTLAND, WHO HAD MANY TITULAR LORDS••• SKIP TO #20: 20 THOMAS MACK GEHEE, PRE· 17ml HE AND OTHER OUTLAWED ~COTS PETITIONED FOR LAND IN VA. GRANTED LAND IN ST. JOHN'S PARISH, KING WILLIAM ~o., VA., THOMAS' FATHER, WILLIA~, CAME TO VIRGINIA IN 1653, o. THERE 27 JULY, !124; MO. ANN BASTROF; HAO NINE CHILDREN, THE 6TH Of WHOM WAS (OWARD MCGEHEE,·B. 1702, o. 6 JAN., 1771, CUMBERLAND Co., VA. A SON Of THos. BY ANN BASTROf. (DWARO MO. 1735 tLIZ,ABETH DEJARNETTE (p. 34). IDEM p. 85 (917) JOHN HIRAM McGEHEE )Of $908) MO. Ute. 12, lij73 AT LITTLE SPRINGS, Miss., CATHERl~E ALICE FORD· HIRAM WAS ~TATE ~ENATOR; THEY HAD 14 CHILDREN. ~ PG. 83 (878 (318) WM. Mc8EHEE, ~T. IN THE HEV. WAR/• 1779, V. VA. MILITIA IN THE REV., BY RES. MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. No CHN. 1030A POLLY MCGEEHEE o. 1782 MD. DEC. 19, 1805 ~EYTON FUQUA· JEAN DEJARNETTE Mo. MARV MUNFORD. lHEIR SON, tL1~s OEJARNETTl, ep. 20 AuG., 1704, ABINGDON PARISH, GLOUCESTER ~o., VA., RES. ~RINCE tOWARD ANO AMELIA COUNTIES, VA. A BRO. IH LAW MO. £LIZABETH; (LOEST DAU., REBECCA, UNO., TO HALlfiAX Co., VA., WHO TOO~ CARE Of HER· COUSIN JEFFREY PALMER, POLLY ALLEN ANO THOMAS PALMER, SONS Of £LIJAH PALMER, CEC 1 o., JOHN PALMER, SON Of fLIAS PALMER AND Jos. ~COTT EXTRS. Of HER WILL. THOMAS PALMER (MD. MARY ADKINS, PVT., VA.? M. McC.), THos. HAO: iLIAS, THOMAS, £LISHA, AND JEFFREY· To HALIFAX Co., CA. 0. BK. 16, P/ 389. 16 MAY, 1795 ANN REBECCA DEJARNETTE SOLO TO BEN TRAINHAM 53 ACRES OF LAND ON REEDY CREEK 90UNOED BY AMBROSE OWEN, WILLIAM HOUSTON, DRANCES SHELTON AND CHARLES ALLEN· REBECCA'S WILL or 26 Nov., !~04, PROB. 27 JAN., !806, WAS WITS. BY JEf~REY PALMER, PETER FOUNTAIN ANO MOSES PALMER. (DWARD McGEEHEE MD. CATHERINE DEdARNETTE CA. 1710; A GRANDSON OF PATRICK MACGREGOR, HEA~ OF THE CLAN, B. CA. 1635J THE OLDEST SON CH.ANGED THE NAME TO J·AMES MCGREFOR, TO THOMAS McGEEHEE. WILL PROBATED IN VA. 27 J~LY, 1727; MD. MARY MUNFORD. Has LINES Of DEC'TS.: SAMUEL; GEORGE MUNFORD; GEORGE ADDIS, THOMAS, ANO SAMUEL av eATHER IN LAW, THEY. WERE MO. IN LA. AND Miss. SIGNED~ MRS. RICHARD McGEEHEE 811 No. ARMOUR, WICHITA, KAS. 67206.

DEEP CREEK OF THE JAMES IN JOSEPH FUQUA'~ DEED FLOWS THR~ POWHATTAN COUNTY SOUTH~EST INTO CVMBERLAND COUNTYl THE LOCATION BEING DOUBTLESS CUMBERLAND CPUNTY. WILLIAM'S LAND LAY ON WHAT BECAME LITTLE ~OANOKE OF THE STAUNTON {ROANOKE) RIVER ON THE EAST SIDE Of MARYVILLE; THE s.E. PART ON Cue CREEK LAY SOME TWENTY M~LES TO THE WEST RUNNING SOUTHWARDS CHAR~OTT£ COUNTY LAND r.'aooKS, CONT•o.FR. COURT HOUSE How ACQUIRED 1823 JUDITH fuQUA FOR LIFE 150 8 Ml. N·~· FR. JOSEPH fuquA ESTATE ~ (DOWER RfGHT) 1:'r " ~ ~ NATHANIEL fUQUA 50 8 M! • H .E • i~ 14i : : : " " 54..... "n " s4 ; i~ : : : " TO JOSEPH FUQUA BENJAMIN FUQUA FR. Jos. f uQuA -STATE JOHN FUQUA (OF FLU9ANNA) " . " . . MARY fUQUA 1 S (STATE IN fEE ~g : !~ .. " CUMBERLAND o. BKS. SHOW JOSEPH FUQUA, JR., BOT 117 A. ADDITIONAL" " BESIDE HIS PATENT• BEN JA. FUQUA 294 A. 8 Mt. N.E #9 Jos. FUQUA ESTATE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX BOOKS, C~MBERLAND Co.,~ WHITE J IT HES ) SLAVES 1782 JOSEPH FUQUA, SR. 1 (HIMSELF 16 " n ' JR. 1 " 7 1783 Jos. FUQUA, SR. 2 (HWMSELF AND 14 (PETER, S1~0N, NED, JACOB, WM. OUNFORO) C~THERINE, ~ANNAH, JuDY, JANE, Lucy, PATT, PETER, BARAH, MARY AND SIMON. 1784-1787 SAME roR JOSEPH SR. & JR. 1787-1788 Jos., SR. 2 (HIMSELP & SHERWOOD MADDOX) 1 788 " , JR. 2 ( HIM SEL f AND SON, WM.) 1788 Jos. fUQUA, ~R. 2 TITHES, HIM ,[LF . 1788-1 97 JOSEPH fUQUA 3 T•~SESON, 60HN) 1798 _n 10 SLAVES 1798 JOHN fUQUA 2 SLAVES 1799 EST. Jos. FUQUA 10 SLAVES 1799 JOSEPH fUQUA 9 SLAVES NOTE, WM. FUQUA OF CVMBERLAND & BucK. Co•s. COULD NOT HAVE BEEN WM. SON Of JANE £YRE (MRS. MARV £. WRIGHT)' ASH ~AND, WA. WILL Of WILLIAM fuQUA Of LUNNENBURG Co •• VA., ll DEC·• 1760, PROB. 3 MARCH,176!

IN THE NAME Of Goo, ~M£N, I WILLIAM FUQUA OF LUNNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINJA, BEl~F SICk AND WEAK IN BODY BUT Of SOUND SEN6E AND MEMORY, DO MAKE THIS MY LAST W. ! T. IN THE MANNER FOLLOWING., TO-WIT: PRINCIPALLY AND FIRST OF ALL I RECCOMENT MY SOOL TO ALMIGHTY Goo, WHO GAVE IT~ AND MY BODY TO BE BURIED IN A GODLY AND CHHISTIAN MANNER AT THE DESCRET· ION Of MY EXECUTOR. IMPRIMIS: I GIVE & BEQUEATH UNTO MY BELOVED w1rE, £LIZABETH fuQuA, THE PLANTATION WHEREON I NOW LIVE, SND ANLL THE LANDS AND PLANTATIONS TO·MY WELL BELOVED SON, SAMU£l fU~UA THE PLANTATION WHEREON I NOW LIVE, AND ALL THE LOWER~END OF THE SAME LANO UP TO A LINE WHICH I HAVE CAUSED TO BE MADE, BEGINING AT A CORNER ELM ON THE RIVER BANK AT THE FORD ON YE eo. RIVER THENCE RUNNING BY THE FORD OF BUCK BRANCH AT THE FOOT OF THE STILL, ANO SO BY A MEADOW ON THE HEAD OF WOLF TRAP BRANCH CONTINUl~G TO A CORNER W&ITE'OAK ON A RIDGE, THENCE aUNNING NORTHERLY TO A CORNER WHITE OAK ANO A RED OAK IN THE BACK LINE BY A PATH, TO HIM AND HIS HEIRS, FOREVER· IT£M: AFTER M¥ •IF E 1 & DECEASE I GIVE UNTO MY WELL BELIVEO SONr JOSEPH FUQUA, ALL THE UPPEN ENO OF MY SD. L•NE FROM THE so. LINE ABOVE MENTIONED UP TO THE MOUTH OF TURNIP CREE.JC, ·TO HIM AND HIS HEIRS, FOREVER· (NOTE: THIS LANO WAS SOLD TO PATRICK HENRY, EX- Gov. or VIRGINIA, M. ~cC.). TURNIP CREEK IS WEST Of ~UB ~REEK, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, s.w. ENO. IT£M: I GIVE & BEQUEATH TO MY WELL BELOVWD SON, MOSES FUQUA, ALL MY TRACT Of ~AND IN BEDFORD COUNTY AT THE @LACE CALLED STURG£0N TOWN, TO HIM & HIS HEIRS, FOREVER. IT£M: I GIVE TO MV WELL BELOVED SON, WILLIAM fUQUA, A~~ MY~TRACT Of LAND ON THE DAN RIVER (HALIFAX Co •• M. ¥cC.) WHEREON WILLl~M ROBERTSON NOW LIVESt TO HIM ANO HIS HEl~s. FOREVER (NOTE, THIS WAS THE SOUTH AND LOWER TRACT BY WILLIAM TERRY, M. Mc C.). IT~M: I G. & e. UNTO MV WELL BELOVED WIFE, fllZAB£TH FUQUA, THE FOLLOWING-SLAVES, TO WIT: JOE, WILL, OLD ABRAHAM, MOLL, 00ll, DICK, ~ND SARAH, TO BE ENJOYED BY HER DURING HER NATUIAL LIFE, AND THEN TO BE DISPOSED Of BY HER AMONG MY CHILDREN AT HER OWN OESCRETIOH. ITEM: I BIVE TO MY WELL BELOVED SON, JOHN FUQUA, THE FOLLOWl~G SLAVES, TO WIT: Boe THE YOUNGER~ TOM, JIMr JACOB, AND PETER TO HIM ANO HIS HEIRS FOREVER (APPARENTLY HE HAD BEEN GlfTER UPON HIS MG. M. McC.). ITEM: I GIVE TO MY WELL BF•ovEo SON, WILLIAM FuQuA, THE fOLLOWING SLAVES. To-w1R: F1LL1s, YPUNG WILL, BEN, 0UHLIN 1 AND HANNAH TO HIM & HIS HEIRS, FOREVER· ITEM: I G~ TO MY WELL BELOVED DAUGHTER, SARAH WARD, THE fOLLOWl~G &LAVES, TO-WIT: LEVI, CHARLES, ~TEP~EN, CHARLES THE YOUNGER AND TOM, BHE ELDER, TO HER ANO THE HEIP.S Of HER BODY LAWFULLY BEGOTTEN, AND If NONE SUCH, IT IS MV WILL THAR THEY SHALL BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG MY SONS AT HER OESCRETION• ITEM: I GIVE TO MY WELL BELOVED SON, JOSEPH FUQUA, THE FOLLOWl~G SLAVES, TO WIT: f ANNY 1 !QUIRE, DRURY, HARRY, AND YOUNG JEAN, .TO HIM AND HIS HEl•S, FOREVER. IT£M: I G. TO MY WELL BELOVED SON, MOSES tuQUA, THE FOLLOWlhG SLAVES, TO WIT: NED, NAN, JUDAH, AMO 0ERRY ANO OLD JEAN TO HIM ANO HIS HEIRS, FOREVER· ITEM: I GIVE TO MY WELL BELOVED SON, SAMU£l FUQUA, THE FOLLOWING SLAVES, TO-WIT: ISAAC, RAC~EL, YOUNG ABRAHAM, OLD JIM ANO JUDE, TO HIM & ~~iER HEIRS, FOREVER. ITEM: I G. TO MY WELL 9ELOVED (YOUNGER SONS, M. McC.), WILLIAM, JOSEPH AND SAMUEL, EACH AND EVERY ONE Of THEM A FEATHER BED TO THEM & THEIR HEIRS, FOREVER· . ITEM: I GIVE TO MY WELL BELOVED WISE, £LIZABETH FUQUA, ALL MY ST~C~ & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ANO MY M09EA&'LE EFFECT~DURING HER NATURAL LIFE, AND AFTER HER DECEASE MY WILL IS THAT THE SAME BE EWUALLV DIVIDED BET~EEN ALL MY CHILDREN TO BE POSSESSED AS OTHER THl~GS, ABOVE, AND I CONSTIIUTE AND APPOINT MY WE~L BELOVED WIFE, £LIZABETH fUQUAt MY SONS, JOHN FUQUA, ANO JOSEPH FUQUA, AS MV EXTRS. Of THIS, MY LAST w. & T•t AND I 00 HEREBY UTTERLY REVOKE, DlSALLO~ AND OISANNUL ALL FORMER WILLS, TESTA¥ENTS 1 BEQUESTS, ETC., BV ME BEFORE MADE, ALLOWIHG THIS ANO NO OTHER TO BE MY LAST w. & T· HIS WILLIAM X FUQUA MARK. INTERLINED & SIGNED IN PRESENCE OF: THOMAS WATKINS, JOHN VAUGHN, JOSEPH £AST, SAMUEL ANDERSON. AT A COURT HELD FOR LUNNENBURG COUNTY THE THl~D DAU OF MARCH) 1761, THE FORE­ GOl~G AAST w. & T. OF WM. fUQUA, DEC'O., WAS EXHIBITED IN ~OURT BV JOHN FUQUA ANO JOSEPH FUQUA, TWO OF THE EXTRS. NAMED ANO THE SAME WAS PROVED av THE OATHS Of TWO OF THE -ITNESSE'. THERETO SUBSCRIBED AND ORDERED TO BE RECORDED, AND ON THE MO. OF THE so. EXTRS., WHO MADE PATH ACCORDING TO LAW, CERTIFICATE IS GRANTED THEM FOR OBTAING A PROBATE OF THE SD. WILL IN DUE FORM, THEY GIVING SECURITY· WHEREUPON THEY, •GGETHER WITH PAUL CARRINGTON ANO 1l£M£NT REED, JR., THEIR SURITIES, ENTERED INTO AND ACK 1 D. THEIR BONO ACCORDING TO LAW FOR THAT PURPOSE, RESERVING LIBERTY TO £LIZABETH FUQUA, THE EXTRX., THEREIN NAMED, TO JOIN IN THE PROBATE THEREOF WHEN SHE SHALL SEE FI 1. lESTE: CLEMENT REED, C.l .C. A COPY TEST£: JNO. L. YATES, CLERK Of LUNNENBURG CIRCUIT ~OURT, AUGUST, !931. v, COMP. AM. GENEALOGY v. 1s. p. 633~ JOSES, UBEDIAH fuQUA. £LIZABETH fuQuA, CHARLOTTE ,o., C.H., 2 AuG., 1779- 7 Fee., 1780: IN THE NAME OF Goo AMEN. I, £LIZABETH FUQUA, BEING SICK ANO WEAK IN BODY BUT OF SOUND~ SENSE & MEMORY, DO MAKE THIS MY LAST w. & T•t AS fOLLOWETH, TO-WIT: PRINCIPALLY & FIRST Of ALL I RECCOMEND MY SOUL TO ALMIGHTY GooM WHO GAVE IT ME ANO MY BOOY TO BE BURIED IN A GODLY & CHRISTIANLIKE MANNER AT JHE DESCRETION ·Of MY EXECUTIVES: 1MPR1Mus: , G. & a. TO MY •ELL BELOVED soN, sAMU£L FuQuA, THE .PLA~T~uorJ:Hlf~P~ ~dd~fNA AND ALL THE LOWER ENS Of THE 5AME LANO UP TO A LINE ~oR;f:~~ ~~~iNcE RUN l~G ~~A fORG 4T A CORNER ELM ON THE RIVER BANK AT A FORD ON THE S • '

5 ON BUCK BRANCH, ANO AT THE 600T or A HILL ABO so BY THE HEAD Of WOLF TRAP BRANCH, CON­ TINUl~G TO A CORNER SCRUB OAK & RED OAK IN THE BANK LINE BY A PATH, TO HIM & HIS HEIRS, FOREVER, IT£M: fiiGIVE TO MY WELL BELOVED SON, JOSEPH FUQUA, THE FOLLOWtNG SLAVES, To-w1a: DICK, LUCE, ~ND SAL THE VoUNGER ANO THE CHILD THAT SAL THE 8DDBQEfS PREGNANT •ITH. ITiM: I GIVE UNTO MY WELL BELOVED SON, JOSEPH FUQUA, ALL THE UPPEN END or THE ABOVE LAND FROM THE SD. Ll~E AROVE MENTIONED UP TO THE MOUTH Of TURNIP vREEK AND ALL THE UPPER END or THE SEME TO ll1M ANO HIS HEIRS, FOREVER. IT£M: I GIVE TO MY WELL BELOVED SON, MosES FUQUA, THE FOLLOWING SLAVES, TO-WIT: MARY THE OLDER. TOM AND Joe. . IT£M: I .G/ TO MY WELL BELOVED SON, SAMUEL fuQUA, THE FOLLOWING SLAVES, TO-WIT: DOLL, J1~, ANO MARY THE YOUNGER. IT£M: I G. I B. UNTO JOSIAH MAZEY SHADRACH. ~ ITEM: I GIVE TO THE REMAINDER Of RADFORD 1 ACKAY'$ CHILDREN, ~AESAR· TO BE EQUALLY DIVIDEt IT£M: I GIVE TO MY soN, ~ILLIAM fuQuA•s CHILDREN, WILL & SALL. IT£M: I GIVE UNTO ( & BEQUEATH) JOHN FUQUA, CHLOE. IT£M: t G. & 8. UNTO WILLIAM ~UQUA 1 ABRAHAM. IT£M: I G. & 8. UNTO MOLLY fuQUA THE OLO MARE'S LAST FOLD. ITEM: I G. & e. UNTO NANCY FUQUA THE YOUNG MARE'& FOLD. IT£M: I GIVE TO Jos•AH MAXEY ONE cow & CALF & sow & PIGS. IT£M: I ALSO G. & 8. UNTO MOSES fUQUA ONE FEATHER BED & FURNITURE• IT£M: I G. & e. TO MY LOVING SONS, JOSEPH FUQUA, MosEs ~UQUA, ANO SAMUEL FuQuA ALL THE REMAINDER PART OF MY LAND AND MOVEABLE ESTATE, EQUALLY DIVIDED, & I 00 fU~HERMORE APPOlkl MY WECL BELOVED SGNS, JOSEPH FUQUA, MOSES fuQUA, AND SAMUEL FUQUA, EXTRS. Of THIS MY LAST W. & f., ANO I DO UTTERLY DISALLOW & OISANNUL ALL FORMER WILL$ & TESTAMENTS BEFORE MADE, ALLOWING THI$ AND NO OTHER TO Bl MY LAST w. & T. IN WITNESS I HAVE BET MY HANO AND AFFIXED MY SEAL THE YEAR AND DAY ABOVE WRITTEN/ IN THE PRESENCE Of HENRY,BARNES, DANIEL TRIPLETT BARNES, JOttN THURSTON. HER £LIZABETH x FUQUA MARK AT A COURT HELB FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY THE 7TH DAY or FEBR~ARY, i780, THE WITHIN WRITTEN LAST w. & T· Of LLIZABETH FUQUA, otc•o •• WAS EXHIBITED IN ~OURT BY JOSEPH FUQUA AND MOSES f~QUA, TWO Of T~E EXECUTORS THEREIN NAMED ANO THE SAME WAS PROVED BY THE OATHS or HENRY BARNES, DANIEL RIPLETT BARNES, AND JOHN THURSTON, THE WITNESSES THERETO SUBSCRIBE5 AND ORDERED TO BE RECORDED/ ON THE MO. OF THE SO. EXTRS. 1 WHO MADE OATH ACCORDING TO LAW, CERTIFICATE IS GRANTED THEM FOR OBTAING A PROBATE THEREOF, CERTIFICATE IS GRANTED THEM FOR OBTAINING A PROBATE OF THE SO. WILL IN DUE FORM, THEY GIVING SECURITY; WHEREUPON THEY, TOGETHER WITH THOMAS REED, THEIR SECURITY· ENTERED INTO AND ACK 1 C. THEI~ BONO FOR THAT PURPOSE, RESERVl~G LIBERTY TO SAMUEL FUQUA, THE OTHER EXTR., TO JOIN IN THE PROBATE JH.REOF ·ll~iM; Hil~~A~L,:~jilUIKr:tlit:·""Jg~Tf:Y. !ittOMA~·RE~l>;~Mc-c. .• ... . A COPY TESTE. H.e. CHERMSlt·E, C.C.C., (9/. BK. 61 1 p. 2I0. (CA.19~-j, ·

WILLIAM'~ FIRST WIFE WAS SAIC TO HAVE BEEN A SARAH. THE CALDWELL SETTLEMENT CAME TO VA. DURING •THE ADMINISTRATION OF Gov. WM. GOOCH, BET~EEN 1730 AND 1 351 THEY SETTLED AROUND Cua CREEK, WHERE THEY BUILT ~UB CREEK CHURCH. JOHN CALDWELL, FOUNDER or THE Cue CREEK SETTLEMENT, WAS A GR. FATHER OF JOHN c. CALHOUN, SURVEYOR, WHO ALSO SURVEYED LECOMPTON TWP., KANSAS TERRITORY~ NOW IN 00UGLAS Co., KANSAS. WM. FUQUA, ONE OF THE PROCESSIONERS, BOUGHT FROM THE KENNON bRANT ON Cue CREEK, NORTH WEST Of HIS SETTLEMENT, 400 A. FROM RICHARD KENNON! RED. 1 JANUARY· 1740, BRUNSWICK Co. DEED BK. #4 (~RUNSWICK WAS FORMED 1720- 1 32 FROM PRINCE GEORGE, ISLE Of WIGHT, AND SURREY COUNTIES, BA. LUNNENBURG WAS FROM CHESTERFIELD Co., THE PARISH WAS CUMBERLAND, WHICH WAS FORMED FROM GOOCHLAND 1748-9. HIS GRANT WAS TEN MILES FROM CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE. MOSES fUQUA 1 S 8ESFORD LANO WAS (NOW) IN CAMPBELL C9UNTY· CHILDREN: rm\ 100 JOHN, B. CA. 1740~ APP· ELDEST SON, HIS SON, CAPT· JOSEPH JR., e. 'IA. 1758 o. 1813, MD. CATHERINE PALMER· CAPT· VA. MD. 6-30-1779/ s. JOHN & MARY· 101 WILLIAM MO. MARY fORD IN bOOCHLANO Co., BETWEEN 1744 AND 1 53. 102 •JOSEPH, SR. 1 Mo. (LIZABETH, DAU. THOMAS BEDFORO BY MARY LIGON COLEMEN 1768, ~HAR. Co. 3 DAUGHTERS; 1 SON TO LIVE AND MARRY. 103 £LIZABETH MO. RADFORD MAXEYJ 104 MOSES MD. JUDITH WOODSON (HE, e. 1738). . 105 SAMUEL Q. 1744/5 MO. HANNAH BATES. 106 MOLLY Mo. 4 OcT., 1784 THOMAS SMITH or CHARLOTJE Co. THEIR oAu., ANN FULLER SMITH Mo. 1808 JeHN SWEENEY (PRO. 11 sw1NNY,"1~0F Pn. EDWARD Co., VA. THEY WENT TO NASHVILLE. TENN• H.M.T., FROM A NEELEY DESCENSANT 1 MRS. BANNISTER Of' OLD 0CEAN,TEXAS. 107 NANCY APPARENTLY MO. JosaAH MAXEY· 108 SARAH MOJ WARD BY 1760.

100 JOHN fuQUA or 'HARLOTTE Co., VA., ll tEB., 1797, GR· WM. 9UQUA TRACT Of LAND IN CHARLOTTE Co., EST. 475 A. ON SO. SIDE Of THE ST~QNTON RIVER ADJ. PATRICK HENRY, ETC. RECORDED IN 0. BK. 8 1 p. 41 INV. OF ESTATE DATED 1778. 7 SEPT{• 1801; GR., WM. FUQUA: "ALL THAT PLANTA·TION ETC. LYING OM THE NO. SIDE Of' THE STAUNTON RIVER, ~HARLOTTE Co., CONTAINtNG BY DEED FROM JOHN FUQUA TO WM. fUQUA. 475 A. D. BK. 8, p. 162 (SHOULD BE SO. SIBE, ADJ. PATRICK HENRY'S 11 G~EEN HILL.~

6 WM. FUQUA MO. iLl~ABETH BARNES MAY 13, 1797. 13 JAN.J,s 1795 GRANTOR, WM. FUQUA, GRANTEE, GEORGE HAIRStONs 1 i A. ADJ. PATRICK HENRY, ETC. REC'C. o. BK. 7, P. 97. CHARLOTTE ~o., VA., BK. 2, p. 306: APPRAISMENT Of ESTATE OF STEPHEN FUQUA, DEC'O., O~TED MAY 20, 1782: t 342 s. 17, o. 3,. IDEM~ p. 154 ESTATE Of JOHN FUQUA, DEC•o., AOM'R· JOSEPH FUQUA, 1771. IN INV, Of ESTATE; "TO MAKING CLOTHE& FOR JOSEPH FUQUA BEFORE THE oav. Of THE ESTATE· 1771 WILLIAM BARKSDALE po. ~ 2 15 s. 9 o. 16 Nov., 1776. TOTAL, t 1953 s. a o. 9' THIS WAS SIGNED BY WILLIAM MORTON, LITTLE JOE MORTON, AND THOMAS MORTON - THERE BEING SEVERAL BONDS TAKEN BY JOSEPH FUQUA· AOM'R· or THE ESTATE Of' JoHN FUQUA, WHICH TOTALED r 11,755 (PAPER)• 516 97, SPECIE 8 o. p. 369, BK/ 2 NAMES ALL THE SLAVES ' .. THE ESTATE Of' JoHN FuQUAJ

W&LLl~M, SON OF WM. ANO £LIZABETH fUQUA 1 LEFT CHARLOTTE COUNTY FOR CAMPBELL COUNTY; SON OF THE WM. FUQUA WHO o. 1778. OWNED ~ANDON No. SJPW'; or THE ~TAUNTON ADJ. "RED HILL." BROTHERS AND SISTERS or "M.: JOSEPH PUQUA; MARY ~UQUA MO. STEPHEN TERRY; iLIZABETH fuQUA MO. DR. JAMES £DWARO BAKER 13 MAY, 1797. STEPHEN TERRY, SON IN LAW, MD. SARAH FUQUA, ANO WAS GDN. TO HER BROTHERS AND SISTERS, MARY THEN AN INFANT. ~IDOW, MARY, WAS ADM'R· or WILLIAM'S ESTATE IN SEPT· COURT, 1774 (~. BK, 4, p' 57)J WM. DIED INTESTATE AUGUST, 1774? THIS WAS THE MARY WHO ACCOMPANIED DR• J.£. BAKER TO (OGEFIELD, S.C., AND DIED TESTATE· 11 FEB., 1797 JOHN FUQUA GR. WM. FUQUA 475 A. IN CHARLOTTE, AD~· PATRIC~ENRY, WM. Hurn, ETC. REC 1 D. 81C. Sr p. 41. DEC., l79S WM. FuquA GR. WM. H~~J1UNT TRACT OF LAND IN CHARLOTTE Co., WHEREON NOW LIVE, CONTAINING 6 3/4 A. REC. o. BK. a. p~ 162. BK. 2, PG. 92 MARY DUDGEON SELLS ~M. FUQUA, 1772, 168 A. IN ~HARLOTTE AT THE ADOIT• (FUQUA) CORNER)• WILLIAM fU4UA MO. SARAH PRATHER O•F BEDFORD Co., VA., 12 FEB. 1769. WM. AND SARAH HIS WIFE ... MOSES FUQUA AND JUDITH HIS WIFE ft'AOE DEED TO SAMUEL PANNILL, UAMPBEl.L iOUNTY, VA •• 11 SEPT/, 1797, CONVEYING 600 A, or LANO, NO SIDE OF STAUNTON RIVER, AFTERWARDS KNOWN AS GREEN HILL." (THEN TO KY.1) M. 1 CC. D. BK. 6, PJ.287-8: fNOENTURE BETWEEN WM. FUQUA Of CHARLOTTE 27 JAN., 1767, !ST PART AND NATHANIEL ERRY· CO. OF HALIFAX 2ND PART· WITNESSETH THAT •• WM. FUQUA FOR~ 275}•• CERTAIN T~CT UNTO NATHANIEL TERRY HEIRS, ETC., LAND, SO. SIDE OF THE UAN RIVER IN Co. or HALIFA EING PART OF THE HoN. WM. BYRD'S ORDER or THE COUNCIL FOR 105,000 ACRES or LAND, BEGI ING AT THE LEM ON THE RIVER ON ~HARLES STEVENS' LINE, ETC., 358 ACRES TEST: WM. FUQUA. HIS X MARK. TEST: THOMAS MERRIWEATHER, JOHN LEWIS 1 JR., ALEXANDER GORDON, THOMAS ROBINSON. POSSE-SSION GIVEN NAT 1 L. 17 JAN., 1767, D. BK. 6, P. 287. Copy JEST: £.C. LACY, CLERK. CKT. tT., HALIFAX Co., TRUELY RECORDED. A. MUNFORD, c. CHARLOTTE Co., VA., 19 MARCH, 1767. NATHANltCLTERRY Of ANTRIM PARISH. HALIFAX Co •• TO R1cHARO DUDGEON or CHARLOTTE Co., FOR t 20 •••• PART or THE GREATER QUANTITY GRANTED SPEAKER JOHN ROBINSON AND BY HIM TR. B~ DEED IN THE GEN. COURT, MITCHELLf S LINEA CAPT· JAMES ROBERT•s LINE •• 'RED HILL," OME MILE EAST or BROOKNEAL. VHARLOTTE co. IDEM, WJ BKj 4, MARY FUQUA APT 1 D. GDN or HER CHILDREN·~- BK. 2, p. 319 INV. or WILLl~M ~UQUA ESTATE SEPT· Ct., 1774. L.0.B. CHARLOTTE Co., VA.: MARY'S GDN. ACC'T· FOR HER CHN.: . SARAH MD. STEPHEN TERRY· WM. MARY JOSEPH MARY G. MO. THE CELEBRATED OR. JAMES £oWARD BAKER or WARRENTON, f AUQ. Co., VA., 7 MARCH, 1782. AYER BK., MO. 14 fEB., 1782. THERE IS MUCH ON THE OR. (LIZABETH WAS LIVING IN POWHATTAN ~o., AND MD. NATHAN 5PENCER Of BUCKINGHAM ~o., VA., . GDN. Of' lLIZABETH. SURITY, Et-A.GRAVE TAYLOR· WITS.: RICHARD A. TAYLOR JOSEPH FUQUA. SHE MO. 28 JUNE, 1821, BY REV. (OWARO BAPTIST, BONO, JUNE 21ST; POWHATTAN MGS. p. 67-89. POWHATTAN MGs., p. a, HENRY BOLLES " SUSAN FUQUA .L9 Ute., U:Sl3. SUR·. GEORGE MOSELET. PG. #74: HENRY BOLLES. MRS. fRVILLE (CHAS. ~. NORTON) BV MARY, DAU. PETER fORO Of GOOCHLAND ~o., VA. CHILDREN: 1. ~TEPHEN TERRY f. \o. 1782) MO. TEMPERANCE. 2. JOSEPH FUQUA, F. 18 MAR., 1764, D. 26 Nov., 1832 IN ~.~ •• MO. MARV, OAU.VRURY tURGE 15 JULY, 1765. $OLD I ER, VV..~. I tl•WL MG. 3-20rllS83B ;: J. MARY ..,. i:.LIZ~9ETH Mo. 14 ftB., 1782 JAMES BAKER. 5. WM. J. (P. 346: AYERS KtN & ~IN TO KtU 1 &Y NELLIE AYRES (MAXEYS, FORDS, fUQUAS, ET~). PG· 171: JOHN MAXEY, e. 1699 Mo. ~ARAH SAMPSON. WILL or MARY FUQUA, WIDOW OF JOSEPH FUQUA THE SOLOIER, w. lOGEFIELO ~o., s.c., 18 OCT., 1794. FOLLOWING THE COPY OF THE WILL IS THE TEST&MONEY OF THE CLERK or tDG£FIELD D1sr. - THAT WM. WEEMS APP&AREO ABOUT THIS WILL OF MARY ANO SAW HER SIGN IT• ETC. OCT. 16, 1794. Ao~. OF THE ESTATE or MARY FUQUA ($Z45.67, SAME TO THE FOLLOWING, - THE ES~ATE Of WM. FUQUA, EDMOND FERGUSON, AND WIFE, £LIZABETH: • .f'V. P't. /l. •

7 TO JOSEPH; TO JOHN; TO DANIEL; TO liENJtMI~; TO NATHANIEL W. FUQUA. REC'D. HIS SHARE: SAMUEL BAKER & POLLY G. HIS w1FE. Mo. tLUVANNA Co., VA., .L812· • NATHAN SPENCER AND WIFE, JUDITH JOSEPH FUQUA, JR. tL I ZABETH fUQUA. MAY 26, 1828 ADM. or THE ESTATE OF JUDITH FUQUA: TO £oMUND FERGUSON AND WIFE, lLIZABETH, DA~. WM. FUQUA. DEC 1 D., VIZ: MARY BAKER, NATHAN SPENCER· JOSEPH tuQuA, JR., HARTWELL TUCKER AND WIFE, £LIZABETH, JOSEPH fUQUA, JR. (AGAIN), JOHN, DANIEL, NATHANIEL W. FUQUA ANO THE CHILDREN or BENJAMIN FUQUA, VIZ, ALBERT B., JOSEPH M., BENJAMIN· JOHN, MARY, SALLY· AND JANE fUQUA; GAUNES C. WILLARD ANO WIFE, MARTHA. MARY LEFT HER ENTWRE ESTATE TO UR. JAMES ~. BAKER ANO WIFE, NO MENTION WAS MADE Of THE OTHER CHILDREN, OR OF HER HUSBAND. BUT IN FEB., 1795 A BOND WAS GIVEN STEPHEN TERRY, H. OF SARAH, AND SISTER Of MARY· A BOND ABOUT SOME NEGROES. • •• THE LETTER STATES THAT THE BAKERS WERE FROM THE CHARLOTTESVILLE SECTION Of VA. OTHER DOCUMENTS WERE FROM WARRENTON, FAUQUIER Co., VA. THIS LETTER FROM QUOTATION, WAS FROM T.J. FUQUA, 3017 IODMAN ~T., N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. AND FROM 527t 9TH ~T, N.£., FROM MRS. ANNA RANDALL BAKER ( MRS. J Atl ES MAR I 0 N 8 AICE R , J R • 0 • THIS BENJAMIN fUQUA WAS APPARENTLY THE ONE REFERRED TO BELOW, THE AUTHOR WAS PROBABLY UEfldOUR fUQUA, WHO o. CA. '45-6. WHOSE RESEARCH COVERED ~RENCH BORRESPONDENCE: Bv MRs •. JOSEPH ~ORDWELL, GEN· OF RIVERSIDE, ~A., WHO SAW MRS. JULIA FUQUA ANO PICTURE; SHE $AID JOSEPH SGT. 06 MILITIA BY MARY i3URGE HAO t4 CHN• SON, JOSEPH, B. 18 MARCH, 1764, M•• MARV BURSE B. JUNE, 1765. JULIA Fu•uA WAS AGED 83 IN 19•9, RES. ONTARIO, CA., • IN RE THE 1949 ALL-STATES PICNIC ON !uCLIO'S CENTRAL PARKWAY SATURDAY. QuEEN, JULIA, w1oovlor BENJAMIN FuQuA, WAS A oAu. or MR- ~ MRS· FRANK M. SLAUGHTER, MARI~ DOLORES ALVARADO, WHOSE MARRIAGE WAS CELEBRATED AT SAN GABRIEL MISSION IN 1860 • . THE QUEEN'S DAUGHTER· LOUISE, WIFE Of WALTER fRYER ••• DREST IN CENTURIES OLD APPARELL, BROUGHT FROM CASTILE, SPAIN AND HANDED DOWN FROM THE ALVERADO AND AVILLA FAMILIES· FROM WHO, THEY ARE DESCENDED.(0T~~IO PARLOUR, UAUGHTERS OF THE GOLDEN WEST)' MRS· FUQUA HAS RESIDED FOR 81 YEARS IN AN ADOBE HOUSE ON PRADO ROAD NEAR CHINOJ, BUILT ON 1807 BY BERNARDO YORBA, HAVING GONE THERE AS AN INFANT AGED TWO YEARS, WITH HER PAaENTS FDDLOWING SLAUGHTER'S PURCHASE or A 3,5000 A. TRACT FROM RAYMUNDO YORBA. SHE HAS RESTORED THE OLD RANCH/-rf NOW SERVING AS A MUSEU«I SLAUGHTER CAME TO CALIFORNIA DURING THE GOLD RU6H OF 1 49; SERVED AS A MEMBER OF RHE CALIFORNIA lEGISLATUaE fR01 1870 TO 1 73 ANO WAS SAN BERNARDINO IOUNTV SUPERVISOR IN 1885. DATA AND PICTURE WAS SENT TO CoL. JOHN C. TOWNSEND C.G., ROCHESTER, N.Y., !4602, P 0. BOX #953, WHO REQUESTED THEM, TO WRITE UP A fUQUA HISTORY, BUT FAILED TO REPLY LATER ON. M. McC, .-'m\ ~ IN THE 1790 CENSUS OF CHARLOTTE COUNTY A JOHN tuQUA HAD 4 WHITES. 5 BLACKS, 7 WHITES \ AND 5 BLACKS. o. Bl(. CHARLOTTE co., VA., #6, Pl 227, 30 OcT., 1892:: JOSEPH Fu"UA THIYOUNGER ANO UATHERINE. HIS WIFE (Mo. CATHERINE, .e~MISTER DAU. OF JOHN PALMER 6-30-l779j JOSEPH, JR., SEC., AND RICHARD BOOKER (LETTER BY CATHERINE PALMER· WITS., PETER S~UBBS,MARY STUBBS, v. p. 68 IN TYLER'S ~UARTERLY, G. & H•• v. 5, p. 67.9 •. THEY CONVEYED TO PATRICK HENRY or PRINCE ~OWARD COUNTY, VA., FOR~ 1,100 TRACT OF LAND ON NO SIDE Of THE SJAUNTON RIVER AT BOOKER'S FERRY/ 494 ACRES ON WHICH THE SAID JOSEPH NOW DWELLS, ADJ. OHN FUQUA (& HE REMOVED TO BEDFORD Co., M. McC.). JOSEPB FUQUA, J

(A JOSEPH FUQUA B. 1 62 D. 584-1829 Mo. CELIA BONDURANT. PVT., VA. WIDOW PENSIONED·

105NM05£5 FUQUA B. 1738, o. TESTASE 1814. RESIDED PRINCE ~OWARD COUNTY. VA., ANO INHERITED LANO FROM HIS FATHER IN BEDFORD (CAMPBELL Co.), VA. LT. BEDFORD MILITIA, VA. LINE 1 1780. CHOSEN CAPT. CAMPBELL Co. MILITIA 2 FEB., 1782. MO. 1760 JUDITH WOODSON (!745-li79)i DAU. tAPT• OBEDIAH AND CONSTANCE(WATKINS) WOODSON OF HENRICO ~o., VA. CONSTANCE WAS DAU. OF JOHN WATKINS, "TRAVMAKER," WILL or 1743. CAPT. OBEDIAH COMMANDED A COMPANY, REV. WAR. CHARLOTTE Co., D. BK. 5, p. 114: 18 OCT., 1790~ INDENTURE BETWEEN JOSEPH AND MOSES FUQUA. lST PART; THOMAS MACKOY, OTHER PART· WHEREAS ~L!~A9tTN~,uQUA;- MOTHER OF JOSEPH AND MOSES ANO SAMUEL FUQUA PUBLISHED HER LAST w. & T· 7 AUG., 1779 1 BY WHICH LAST WILL•• SHE DEVISED TO THE AFSD. JOSEPH, MOSES AND SAMUEL FUQUA TWO TRACTS or LAND CONTAINING BY ESTIMATION 589 A., DEED RECITES THAT JOSEPH AND MOSES HAD BARGAINED ANO SOLD THIS LAND 1 ETC., AND THUS JOSEPH AND MOSES E&ECUTED THIS DEED TO MACKOY. THE PURCHASER FRO, SAMUEL FUQUA 1 S EXECUTORS. VIOE POST. JOSEPH ANO M-OSES HA~ SOLD THEIR 2/3RDS SHARE TO SAMUEL FUQUA~. D. BK. 7, p. 12, DATED 7 OcT., 1793; GRANTOR· MOSES FUQUA, GRANTEE, ARTHUR CHEATHAM. SAME LANO WAS PUR. FROM JOSEPH (UQUA 30 MARCY, i793. (MOSES OF CAMPBELL &o.), TRACT OF LAND, 1500 ACRES •• BRANCHES OF ~TAUNTON RIVER: METES & BOUNDS GIVEN· DEED MENTIONS JOSEPH'S WIFE, BUT SHE DOESN'T EXECUTE THE DEED· NOR Mos~s WIFE, JUDITH. MOSES ON Co. Cr. MINUTES 6 TIMES. MOSES, jR., 1; 1785, OBEDIAH f'tJQUA, AMPBELLS Co., 1785. ,. CHILDREN OF MOSES BY JUDITH: l. OBEDIAH, B. 1760, MO. APRIL, 1785, MARY MORTON Of PRINCE fDWARO COUNTY, VA., MASON ~o., Kv., o. BK.£. p. 277- 12 APRIL, 1799: OBEDIAH FUQUA Of KANAWHA Co., VAJ., (W.) PAYS WILLIAM BISHOP Of FAIRFAX Co., VA., $1.00 FOR LANO BOUNTY IN URAODOCK'S WAR. 2. SALLY, a. 1762, Mo; MOSES CooK, ETC. BOND DATED 23 UEc., 1783, CAMPBELL Co •• VA. IN MS. BOND "BEN COOK."

8 3. ~WILLIAM, B. '64, MO. SARAH, DAU. CAP1- JDMN MORJON OF PRINCE iDWARO COUNTY, VA. SARAH WAS MOTiiER OF MARTHA M·oRTON ruQUA, WHO MO. SAMUEL WILSON GAMMON, SR •• APPAR­ ENTLY THE WILLIAM FUQUA WHO DIED TESTATE IN CAMPBELL ~OUNTV, VA., CA. 1817. 4. NANCY, e. CA. '56. CAMPBELL COUNTY, DIED 18421 MO., CA~~BELL COUNTY BYREV. DRURY LACEY, (p. 66), JOSIAH MORTON; TO GREENUP COUNTY, KENTUCKY, V. MOSES WILL. JOSIAH A CAPTAIN IN THE REV. WAR. JOHN MORTON AN ORIGINAL INCORPORATOR OF HAMPTON-SIDNEY COLLEGE, ALSO 06 BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA. 5. *SAMUEL, e. CA. 1760. RES. FLEMING COUNTY, KENTUCKY, WITH LEWIS COUNTY BETWEEN IT AND GREENUP· HAD A LARGE FAMILY. Mo., CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA., POLLY ARMISTEAD. BOND DATED 6 JULY, 1798; SECURITY, THOMAS REED, GEIT• HE OWNED A WAREHOUSE IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY COURT COUSE. IN 1810 HE WAS AT "MR. ARMISTEAD 1 S," IN 1820 CHARLOTTE~ COUNTY CENSUS: (p. #35) HAO l MALE OVER 45 YEARS; 1 FEMALE UNDER TENj TWO UNDER 16 YEARS; 1 OVER 45 YEARS· SON, OR. WILLIAM ARMISTEAD FUQUA (v. HEADS & THEIR HELATIVES, av ALICE READE ROUSE, p. 342, MO. MARY JANE DAU. CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE 13 0CIOBER, 1835; SHE WAS B. 1810, DIED 23 DECEMBER, 1856, DAU. T. CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE BY SARAH£. CHILDREN: MARY· a. 1836, Ma. BY 1850 JOHN DANIEL OF VIRGINIA· :·/J£t.:~A:"' 18371 MO. P.OWHATTAN BOULDIN, s. JAMES WOOD AND SLMIRA (READ) BOULDIN. R£S. DANVILLE, V1R91NIA. tlGHT CHILDREN• POWH4TTAN B. 23 MA~, 1 30, o. ij MAR., 1897. DR· WILLIAM MORTON, 9. 16 JAN., 1838, o. 10 AuG., 1906z RES· HOPKINSVILLE, Kv.; MO. £LIZABETH VANDALIA DAVIS, e. 29 MAY 1 1840, o. 13 UCT., 1926, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. SAXON H., a. 1844 Mo. tLLA WATKINS· To KENTUCKY. MARCELLUS, MO. JULIA HOUSTON OF 1£XAS. (HE HAO MOWED SOUTH). THOMAS, B. 1 48, DIED BY 1865. SALLY~ e. 1850, ¥9J OR. WISTAR CALDWELL OF CHRISTIAN COUNTY, Ky. NOTE: £LLA MO. ~ MARCH, 1895l v. p. 19 1 1850 CENSUS, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, ESTATE $15,000 (p. 436-436) HE WAS BJ 1 APRIL, 1799, DIED 7 JULY, 1867, ALSO IN HOUSEHOLD: BETSY WIL~CH, A. 70 y. Two DOORWAYS AWAY: WILLIAM P. BAKER, e. P.£. co., VA., PG. #43.-: ROBERT FUQUA, A. 28 YEARS, e. P.~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA, A BLACKSMITH IN THE JOHN ~ARVEY MOUSE CENSUS h632-632. 1830 OF CHARLOTTE, MARY FUQUA. l OF 20-30; FEMALES, 10-15-; l OF 30-40; l UF 50-60. SECOND CHl~D WAS MARIA PETICOLA. 6. (OF MOSES) *DAVID, B. CA. 1772, RES. FLEMING Co., Ky., HAD A LARGE FAMILY. 1~ •LAVINIA, e. 14 Nov., 1775, o. 1849 (P. #201), Mo., CAMPBELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 24 JUNE, 1795, JOHN McCoy, a. 1772. ONE CHILD, MosEs, B. 1800. •ENT TO Sr. Louis, Mo. THE 1 1 ~ 1850- 60- 70 Sr. LOU(S Dl~ECTORIES HAVE NO FUQUAS; IN 1878 BIRECTORV: LAVINIA .,... MD. BV REV. CHARLES ~OBOS ANDERSON W. FUQUA. ST. LOUIS R.R. 931 5TH ST. \ JOHN FuQuA WATTLE· St. Louis. R.R. JOHN 8. FUQUA RES. 1420 DILLON. SAMUEL w. FUQUA, CLK., Sr. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO R.Y. Co. 1553 GRATIOT ST. a. *(LIZABETH, B. 1776, Mo., CAMPBELL Co., VA., WILLIAM DUPUY BY WILLIAM MEHONE 21 JANUARY, 1C196. 9. MosEs, JR., s. 4 MARCH, 1778~ Mo. DELPHA HewARD 23 DEc., 1800 oF GREENUP, Kv. AFTER 1800. ,G. NOT PROVED· Mo. CYNTHIA ANN, DAY. JOHN COLLINS OF ALEXANDRIA, OHIO, WHERE HE 01£0 18 JuNE, 1834, A. ,, Y1 RS. 4 MO. 14 DAYS, GREENUP TOMB STONE· 10 POLLY, e. CA. 1780. WITH PARENTS CA. '97 TO MASOM, NOW GREENUP Co., Kv.; MO •• WARD. \1. I, MOSES FUQUA OF GREENUP COUNTY, Ky., BEING OF SOUND MIND & MEMORY AND KNOWING lT IS APPOINTED FOR ALL MEN TO DIE, DO MAKE & ORDAIN aHIS AS MY LAST w. & T· 1 MANNER AND FORM FOLLOWING; REVOKING ALL OTHER WILLS BY ME HERETOFORE MADE, viz: FIRST: AS TO LEGACIES ALREADY BEQUEATHED, I HAVE GIVEN TO MY SON, OBEDIA~. FUQUA, TWO NEGROES, NAMELY Jo AND MOLLY, ANO 300 ACRES OF LAND IN CAMPBELL COUNTY, VA., ALL OF WHICH MV SD. SON HATH ALREADY RECEIVED. S£COND: I HAVE GIVEN MY DAU., SALLY COOK, TWO NEGROES, J~coe ·AUD ..W.HITE· THIRD: I HAVE GIVEN MY SON, WILLl~M FUQUA, TWO NEGROES, JERE & ISAAC. FOURTH: I HAVE GIVEN MY DAU., NANCY MORTON, TWO NEGROES, ROBIN AND LOUISA. FIFTH: I HAVE GIVEN MY so~, SAMUEL 6UQUA, TWO NEGROES, WILLIAM ANO JoseuA. SIXTH: I HAVE GIVEN MY SON, DAVID FUQUA, TWO NEGROES, BALLIN AND ALOE. SEVENTH: I HAVE GIVEN MY DAU., LAVINIA McCov, TWO NEGROES, FANNY AND EDMUND· £1GHTH: I HAVE GIVEN MY DAU., £LIZABETH (Jupuv. TWO NEGROES, STEPHER AND::BHOEBE. NINTH: I HAVE GIVEN MY SON, MOSES FUQUA, TWO NEGROES, SQUIRE AND PEGGY, FIVE HEAD OF CATTLE --·r·1vE kEAO OF .$HEEP, THE STOCK NOT YET DELIVERED· T£NTH: I HAVE GIVEN TO MY DAU., POLLY WARD, TWO NEGROES, OoLLV AND NELLY; ALSO FIVE HEAD OF CATTLE AND FIVE HEAD OF SHEEP' Now IH DISCHARGE OF A DEBT I AM DUE TO BEN COOK OF VIRGINIA, I HEREBY FOR MYSELF, MY HEIRS, ANO EXT' RS. AND" ADMINISTRATORS, COBVEY TO HIM 682 ACRES OF A TRACT OF LANO I NOW LIVE ON AND BOUNDED AS FOLLOWS: (SOME DETAl~S OMITTED), BEGINING ON THE OHIO RIVER ABOVE THE MOUTH OF TYGART CREEKM SOUTH EAST, NORTH EAST AND WEST TO THE RIVER, 219 POLES ABOVE THE MOUTH Of THE TYGART·•• WILL WARRANT AND FOREVER DEFEND FROM ALL OTHERS CLA-IMING THE SAME. I GIVE TO MY SON, 0AVID FUQUA, 145 ACRES Of LAND, PART Of AFORESAID TRACT ON BEN COOK'S LINE AND THE RIVER· I GIVE TO MY SON~~SAMUEL AND MOSES,fUQUA, FOLLOWING THE BOUNDS Of THE RESIDUE OF MY TRACT OF LAND, V~ BE EQUALLY DIVIDED BET~EEN THEM, BEGl~ING AT THE OHIO RIVER, RUNNING THRU THE BRICK KILN, TO DAVID FUQUA'S LINE TO THE RIVER ANO UP IT TO THE BEGINING. I FURTHER DIRECT THAT ALL THE RESIDUE Of MV LANDS LYING ABOVE ·THE Ll~E RUNNl~G THROUGH THE BRICK KILN • INCLUDING BUILDINGS, ORCHARDS, AFTER MY DECEASE TO BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER AMONG MY CHILDREN. THEY ALL HAVING REASONABLE NOTICE Of THE TIME Of SALE, TO BE SOLD ON THE PREMISES AT TWELVE MONTHS CREDIT, ANO THE PURCHASER TO PAV TO THE OT~ERS, MY CHILDREN, THEIR PROPORTION OF THE PROCEEDS OF THE SALE. MY FURTHER WILL & DESIRE IS THAT MY TRUSTEES OR EXECUTORS OF THE INSTRUMENT HEREAFTER NAMED, 00 AT THE SAME TIME SELL THE LAND, DISPOSE Of _fOJ: TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER THE SLAVES, ~NAMELY, SAM, FjNNY, ISAAC, NANCY, ToM, fANNY, LITTLE ToM, D1cK, Lucy, JuDE, JENNY, GABRIEL, JACOB, ~HARLES~ WITH ANY FUTURE INCREASE, WITH ALL STOCK OF HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS, WITH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EVERY DISCRIPTION OF PROPERTY f MAY POSSESS AT MY DECEASE; MAN ANO WIFE SHALL BE PUT UP TO~SIHER. ALL ALL AT TWELVE MONTHS CREDIT, AND OUT OF THE SALE AFORESAID TO PAY All DEBTS DUE BV ME AND DIVIDE THE REMAINDER EQUALLY BETWEEN MY SON, WILLIAM, ANO MY DAUGHTERS, SALLY, NANCY, LAVINIA, t'IZABETH AND POLLY, OR THEIR LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES, ANO THE CHILDREN OF MY SONS, SAMUEL, DAVID, AND MOSES, LEGALLY BEGOTTEN. I DESIRE THAT MY TRUSTEES, HEREINAFTER NAMES, DO COLLECT ALL DEBTS DUE , AND ANO TO PAY IN THE MANNER AFORESAID ALL DEBTS DUE BY ME; ANO UPON MY DECEASE THEY PROCEED TO EXECUTE THIS INSTRUMENT WITH A;; GOOD FAITH, UNLESS THERE IS A eR09,ott.!'~1·· LANO, AND IN THAT CASE, AS SOON AFTER AS MAY BE WHEN THE CRIP IS FINISHED. f 00 HEREBY APPOINT MY fRfENDS, WILLIAM DUPUY, JOSIAH MORTON, BEN COOK~ TRUSTEES, TO CARRY THIS INSTRUMENT INTO EFFECT IN THE MANNER ANO ON THE CONDITIONS ABOVE MENTIONED· IN WITNESS WHEREOF I, HAVING HEARD THIS READ BY THE CLERK HAVE HEREIN SET MV HAND~ SEAL THIS 17TH DAV Of OCTOBER, 9NE THOUSANB EIGHT HUNDRED AND EIGHT· MOSES FUQUA, l.S. (WITNESSES NOT GIVEN)• ON OCTOBER 20, 1811. MOSES FUQUA, ABOVE CODICIL: "I WILL, DEVISE ANO DIRECT THAT THIS INSTRUMENT BE TAKEN ANO OEMARKED AS AN AMENDMENT, CODICIL TO THE ABOVE RECITED INSTRUMENT, REVOKING ALL OR EVERY WILL OR WILLS BV ME MADE HERETOFORE, EXCEPT THAT THE AFORESAID LEGACIES AND LANDS SOLD TO tiEN CooK. ANO THE THREE LOTS Of LAND THEREIN GIVEN TO MY SONS, DAVID, SAMUEL AND MOSES, HAVING DEEMED IT MORE EXPEDIENT TO DISPOSE OF THE SAME, SO REVERSE & RESCIND IN MY LIFETIME, & I DO APPOINT BEN COOK, WILLIAM FUQUA, AND WILLIAM DUPUY MY EXECUTORS, ANO TRUSTEES TO TEANSACT ANY BUSINESS THAT MAY REMAIN TO BE DONE AFTER MY DECEASE. IN TESTIMONEY WHEREOF I HAVE HEREUNTO SET MV HANO ANO APPLIED MY SEAL THIS TWENTIETH DAV OF OCTOBER, 1811. MOSES fUQUA, l t!:). ~~ \ NOTt: THE PROBATING ANO CODICIL COULD NOT BE FOUND IN !913. SINCE THEN I AM RELIABLY WNFORMED THAT ALL OLD RECORDS OF GREENUP COUNTY WERE DESTROYED IN THE HIGH WATERS Of JANUARY• 1938. IN JANUARY, 1815, THERE WAS AN APPRAISMENT OF THE ESTATE OF MOSES fUQUA, 5R.; A SALE THE SAME MONTHl RI CHARO GAMMON, MY GR,·.:aRAHDf'ATHER, WAS ·ONE OF' THE APPRAISERS· BEN COOK RESIDED FRANKLIN COUNTY, VIRGINIA. To KENTUCKY. SALE Of SLAVES. GREENUP Co., KENTUCKY, 30 OCTOBER. 1812. fTC. WILL CONVEYED 682 ACRES OF LAND "I NOW LIVE ON," GIEEN­ UP COUNTY RECORDS. WILLIAM FUQUA, BY SARAH. DAU. CAPT. MORTON OF' PRINCE iDWAROS Co., VA •• MAY HAVE MOVED TO GREENUP COUNTY, Ky., LATE IN LIFE, AS THEIR DAUGHTER IGET 842003 IN H.M, WOOOSON'S BOOK). CHN.: · l. WILLIAM, JR., B. CA. 1798, VA.,; WITH FAMILY, MOVED TO GREENUP Co., Ky. MARRIED THERE 21 APRIL, 1823, ~VDIA WAR~NG. 2. ~MARTHA MORTON, B. 16 MAY, 1798, TO GREENWP; MO. THERE 25 APRIL, 1818, SAMUEL WILSON ·~ GAMMON, S. OF K1CHARO DOZIER GAMMON BY MARV WILSON, MO. BY REV. THOMAS B. KING. SAMUEL WAS BORN 6 APRIL, 1792. IN T~E WAR OF 1812 & FOR A TIME WAS STATIONED AT (LIMESTONE, Kv.), NOW MA~ILLEi SPENT-HIS ENTIRE WEDDED LIFE IN GREENUP Co., ANO DIED 16 MAY, 1845; SHE D. 2t~OCT., 1852. TOMBS IN GREENUP Co •• CA. THREE MILES FROM PORTSMOUTH, OH10. Re.v. k:tmmott a.. Fu9"• .,...-t:-ce,.. 3. SARAH M., e. CA. 1800; MD. 2 MARCH, 1836, SAMUEL G. GLOVER o•GREENUP, AT PORTSMOUTH, l 4. MARY M., B. CA. 1812, Mo. 10 OcT., 1821. RIVAL O. JONES, av REV· THOMAS B. K1NG. 5. RICHARD FUQUA, e. CA. 1804. MO., GREENUP 6 JUNE, 1831, MARY WARNOCK. (FROM h65a, H.M. WOOOSON 1 S BOOK}.

DATA FROM H.M. WOOOSON'S GENEALOGY BY PAGES: 525 166-7 HENRV7 s. STEPHEN & MARY (HOLMAN) WOODSON, B. 1783, CUMBERLAND C.~., VA., MD. ~ISS POLLY COLEMAN (OR McDANIEL)~ HE o. SOON AND LEFT A DAU., His w10. MD. A MR. FUQUA, THE TOUNGER MEMBERS OF THE SAMILY CALLED HER "AUNT POLLY" FUQUA. 197 WALTER RVINE, s. HENRY AND MARTHA F. (IRVINE) POW£LL, e. CUMBERLAND co., VA., 8 Ocr •• 1831, TO SHELBY Co., TENN' WITH FAMIL~ IN 1833, WHERE HE WAS REARED AND ED·i MO. 8 Nov., 1859 LUCIE w. FUQUA' RES. WATER VALLEY. GRAVES Co., Ky. 362 JULIA WATSON8 e. 14 JuLv, 1862, RALLS co., Mo., MD. 1887 GENTRY f. fUQUA, A FARMER. HES. MONROE CITY· ~o. CHN.: WARREN WATSON,10 e. MON· '•TY 1891; RES· THERE· 2. SAMUEL HENRY· e. 1894f' 683 OWEN AYRES, a. NATHAN w. & Miss ••• (BRADLEY) AYRES oF CuMe. Co., VA., A GR. soN or CARTER HARRISON; MO. A Mass FUQUA (CA. 18121 M. McC.).

10 2-1) BY £LIZABETH • • • SAMUEL FUQUA (WM. HE WAS e. CA. 1740-2, DIED 1789; RESIDED ALL HIS LIFE IN ~HARLOTTE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. MD· HANNAH, SISTER OF SUSANNAH ~ATES WHO MD. JoHN FUQUA, APRIL l, 1771, JOSEPH ruQUA, SECURITY; DAU. JOHN AND t::LIZ~.BETH BATES (KNOIQR, P/ 30) • V/ILL PROBATED 1-4-2790, W• BK. 1, p. 425.LANO B~OK, 1780 SHOWS HE POSSESSED 1328 ACRES; 1790 VENSUS, p. 14: 7 WHITES, 21 BLACKS. (LANO BOOIC, JOSEPH FUQU.i\, SR., 1300 A., JOHN, 400 .A. JOSEPH, JR., 450 A, .. NOTE: THE Cue CREEK ~RESB~TEN~AN CHURCH WAS THREE MILES WEST OF THE CHARLOTTE ~OURT HOUSE· "RED HILL," LAST HOME OF PATRICK HENRY· • MEARBY AI ViYLIESBURG THE "ROANOKE PLANTATION, HOME OF JOHN RANDOLPH, MEMBER Of THE HousE Of KEPRESENTATIVES FOR MANY YEARS. tNO AT FIRST, JEFFERSON'S LIEUTWNANT• THREE MILES NORTH lTWO MILES EAST OF CHARLOTTE C.H.) IS "£DGEHILL 1 " H~ME OF CLEMENT CARRINGTON, WHO RAN AWAY FROM HAMPTON-S~ONEYrCOLLEGE TO JOIN THE REVOLUTIONARY ARMY; SERVED IN LEE'S LEGION 1780-1.; WAS WOUNDED AT £UTAW SPRINGS SEPTEMBER 8, 1781. SEVEN MILES WEST IS ROANOKE BRIDGE· ~OMES~EAD OF JOSEPH MORTON - THE LAND WAS PATENTED 1746; HE WAS A JUSTICE, SURVEYOR, AND A FOUNDER Of BRIERY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH; THE HOME• STEAD IS ALSO TWO MILES EAST OF CHARLOTTE C.tt. PATRICK HENRY'S GRAVE IS ONE HALF MILE EAST OF BROOKNEAL. "GREENFIELD," THE OLi·EST HOUSE IN eHARL£TTE, WAS BUILT BY ISAAV kE60 )V •. "READS la THEIR KELATIVES, BY ALICER. ROUSE). ISAAC WAS THE HUSBAND OF SARAH fMBEA REED ~AS LT. C4L. VA. TROOPS, B. 1739/40-D. 1776-7. HE HAD A .L0,000 ACRE ESTATE• "WOODFORK" WAS HOME OF CoL. JOEL WATKINS, A REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT e. CA. 1745-o. J-2-1182 MO. AGNES WOODSON MORT~ ANO WAS Lr. Co~. VA. TROOPS, GIVING PS- ' ALSO. "MULBERRY HILL," A CARRINGTON HOME, IS ONE OF THE MOST OISTINGUISHEO I~ THE COUNTY· "INGLESIOE," A DIGNIFIED OLD HOME BUILT BY THOMAS READ IN 1810 NOW IS THE PROPERTY OF THE JOHtl 'IJ. DANIELS FAMILY. STAUNTON H~LL, THE MAGNIFICENT OLD ~RUCE ESTATE. WAS CONVERTED INTO A COUNTRY CLUB. THE SAMUEL fUQUAS RES. CA. TEN MILES WEST Of CHARLOJTE C&URT Hous£. . IN PUBLIC SERVICE CLAIMS, SAMUEL FURNISHED A WAGON TO J.HE ARMY (C~ARLOTTE PUB. ~ERVICE CLAIMS, VA. ~TATE LIBRARY, Misc. PAPERS. (NOTE, AXLE GREASE WAS UNKNOWN FOR MANY YEARS A6TER THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, SO WAGONS SCREECHED AND SQUEALED IN THEIR PROGRESS, • McC.). JONLY WOODEN AXLES~ WERE USED~ ON AUGUST 21, 1789 SAMUEL WILLED TO WIFE, HANNAH, TO DAU. ANN, DAU. TABITHA, DAU. HANTY, DAU. FRANCES, AND TO SON• SAMUEL, A TRACT OF LAND BOUNDED AS FO.LLOWS: 8£GINING AT THE STAUNTON KtVER ~T THE MOUTH OF WOLF-TRAP CREEIC,AND TO CONTINUE TO THE HEAD OF WOLF TRAP AT JOSEPH FUQUA'• LINE, CONTINUE TO COLE'S FERRY ROAD TO SETH ~~RD'·s LINE, ~NO THE EDGE OF THE.LOWGROUNDS UPON THE ~TAUNTON AND FROM A DIRECT LINE te~~ THE RIVER• RESIDUE OF THE LAND TO SE SOLO (428! A. M. McC.). fXTRS.: w•• HANNAH. THOMAS McCoY,JOEL WATKINS, WM. ~ .~ MORTON. PROBATED 4 JANUARY· 1790 (ALSO JosEeH MORTON MENT'O. ~SAMUEL FUQUA, L.S. \ WITS: w, HUBBARD; THOMAS Mccov; CORNELIUS COYLE. PROB ATE D IN VJ. 8 IC. 1 1 P. 425. CHI LOREN: .l. ANN£ MD. 4 JANUARY. 1790, n10MAS McCoy. fJAMES McCov FROM ScoTLAND ANTE i718.8 BETTLE£' 2. IN ~ING WM. Co., VA., MD. CA, 1718 SARAH GRESHAM 06 KING & QUEEN ~o. (CHAS. MD. ANNE· DAU. ~OHN LAWRENCE BY WIFE, MARY lowN~EY). 6. JOHN (C722-'74) or KING WM. ~o., MO. 17SO MARTHA ROBERTS (1740-1788) 5. JOHN (1772-1843) OF CAMPBELL Co., VA., MO. 1760 LAVINIA fUQUA, 8. PRE. JOHN WAS PROBABLY AN OLDER BROTHER OF JOHN). V. COMP. AM. GENEALOGY BY F. VIRKUS, V. 5, P • e 32 , THE DAT A BY MABLE l EE McC O V , GR E ~NU P C 0 • , KY • 1 I S REL I ABLE , M• MCC • ) ;a.*TAB-1n1A MD. 2 FEB., 1795 Rl\?HARD BOOKER} TO ~HELBY ~o., Ky., AFTER 1800} 3. CATHERl~E MO. 15 DEC., 1802 ANDREW YOUNG. SON WM. v. MG. BY KNORR, SEC. WM. fRICE. 4. HANTY MD. 2-19-1801 WM. rRICE IN CHAR •. ~o., BY REV• JOHN CHAPPELL. 5. FRANCES. 6. *SAMUEL FLEMING, MD. (1) PRUDENCE FORD. NOTE: MANY Of THE OLD PERSONAL PROPERTY BOOK~ Of ~HARLOTTE COUNTY ARE MISSING- Bur THE NAME, SAMUEL FLEMING fUQUA DOES NOT APPEAR UNTIL AS SAMUEL fuQUA, JR., 4 SEPTEMBER· WHEN ANNE McCoy WAS APPOINTED GON. AD LITEM OF THE CHILDREN OF 5AMUEL fUQUA 1 S CHILDREN, v. LAW ORDER BK. 6, P/ 111: INDENTURE DATED 18 OCTOBER, 1790 BETWEEN JOSEPH ANO MOSES FUQUA, lST PART· AND THOMAS McCoy 0# THE OTHER PART - WHEREAS £LIZ~BETH FUQUA, MOTHER OF JOSEPH~ MOSES AND SAMUEL FUQUA PUB. HER LAST w. & T., 7 AUG., 1779, BY WHICH WILL AND TESTAMENT SHE DEVISED THE AfSD, JOSEPH, MOSES ANO SAMUEL TWO TRACTS OF LANO,, BY ESTlMPTION, 589 A. DEED RECITS THAT JOSEPH ANO MOSES HAO BARGAINED & SOLD THEIR 2/3RDS PART TO SAMUEL FUQUA, ~ND THAT SAMUEL FUQUA DIED BEFORE RECEIVING THE DEED, ~NO ACTING PERSUANT TO HIS WILL, HIS EXTRS. HAO SOLO THE LAND, ETC. ANO THUS JOSEPH AND MOSES EXECUTED TO MACCOY THE PURCHASER FROM SAMUEL tuQUA'S EXECUTORS (B~T Mccov HAD BOT ILLEGALLY, so HAO TO RELINQUIS~ THE LANO TO JAMES BRUCE. JOSEPH'S GRANT M'AS TEN Ml. NO/ ANO WEST Of '-'HARLOTTE C.tl..L iAMUE; HAO REC'&• THE SO. PORTION, THE HOME PLACE, IN ~LIZ~BETH 1 ~ WILL• AMERICA WAS NOT NAMED 4 SEPT., 1821, SO HAD DOUBTLESS DECEASED. "SOUTH ISLE IS ABOUT EIGHTEEN MILES FROM CHARLOTTE C.tl. lWEST) THE OR. fUQ¥A TRACT (MOSES SON'S) IS SA, TEN MILES FROM THE C.H. NAMES MENTIONED IN THE LOWERCAMPBELL Cou~Ty DEED (APPO. CouNTV? M. McC.) Moses H. CARSON, ETC., 309 A, o. BK. 16, P/ 432, TO JOHN F. WILLIAMS AHO WIFE, CORNER TO ARTHUR CHEATHAM; 8. CH~ATHAMJ ROBERTSON CHEATHAM AND MARTHA HIS WIFE, CORNER TO THOMAS B. JONE• AND MALEIGH CHILTON, PETER C. NELSON ANO ODEN G. CLAY. . Ky. RECORDS, v. 11, BY MRs. WM. B. ARDERY, rARts, BOURBON Co., Ky. JoHN FuQuA w1Ts. WILL oF ANTHONY fuTARD 4 ~EPT., 1798, p. 78 JOHN FUQUA WITS. ALEXANDER KELLEY'S WILL 19 Nov., 1808 (MONTGOMERY Co.); p. 80 81 JoHN FuQuA oav. oF LAND, w. ~K. B, p. 425/6. CHN. NAMto; oAu•s ._AVtNIA AND PoLLv; s. JOHN, DAU. SUSANNA. DAU. MATILDA! TO s. JAMES, s. lHOMAS; s. WILLIAM. PROVED IN Nov. COURT, 1022. AoM•s.: THOMAS AND WILLIAM FuQuA. 79 JOHN FUQUA WITS. WILL WITH JAMES fuQUA ANO WERE EXTRS. OF WILL OF JOHN. STROBRIDGE. W. BK' 8, p. 335; TO WIFE ·NANCY; SONS & DA~•s., ETC~ & MASIE FUQUA/, POLLY BUTLER, 1 112 A~gH;AtttuAW~~~,~~N~YA~~A~sMi~ ~! I~~~; r0~~~EOA¢~~~·co. 114 WM. MORGAN & ••. FUQUA 12 MARCH. 1838, 0A91ES Co., ~v. THE JoH~ FUQUA OF MONTGOMERY ~o., ~y., LIKELY THE SAME PERSON. TO WHO,I REFERRED TO AS LIVING IN CLARK COUNTY, AS MONTGOMERY WAS UUT OFF FROM ~LARK IN 1796 (W.J.GAMMON)

Co. COURT NOTEBOOK, P 27: REUBEN HAv ANO ~LIZABETH FuQuA 27 OcT., ~1788, JoHN fuQuA, SEC. CHARLOTTE Co., VA., M.L.H ~NOTE .5~~s ~~N ~~ Mo~Es FuQuA. STEPHEN·oFuQ~A of Kv.·, B-; OR .RE~1oto BucK1N&HAM co;,·V";' 1110·.- (l) SuSA'fNA GAR'R>TTE (2) JANE AYERS. SrEPHEN, e. !769, o. 1843. ANCESTOR OF MRS. H.J. LEHMAN, LITTLE CREEK, VA. FL£MING CO., KV. FUQUA MGS.: ~ WASBUGTON & RE9'£CCA WILSON 4/10tl819 AHDREW M., & NANCY RICE 8/12/1849 ANDREW £LLEN SAUNDERS 6/1/1845 JOHN CAROLINE RIGDON 1-27-1838 OBEDIAH & NANCY RICE 8/12/1849.

VA. MG. BONDS 1790-1800 BY FLORA FLORE RICH~RDSON BEDFORD Co., ZACHARIAH GRIFFIN & £LIZANETH tJEVERLY 18 ~EPT/, 1787; WM. FUQUA, Ste. CAMPBELL ~o., p. 56: p. 66 JOSIAH MORTON & NAN£Y FUQUA 14 DEC., 1790 _BY kEv. URURV LACY· CHN. & GR· CHN. WILLIAM AND MARV (BURGE) fUQUA: (MD. 20 MARCH, 1783, DAU. URURY BURGE. CHA6LOTTE co., VA.,_ SEC. JAMES BAKER,\ l8TH MARCH. 1. ~LIZABETH, e. 1184 (SARAH DEc•o. M. McC.). 2. WM. B, 20.DEC., 1785 3 • N AN CY B • 3 MAV , l&JfJ7 4. PATSY e. 11 AuG., 1788 s. THOMAS, e. 30 No~ •• 1789 6. MARY, a. 10 5EPTI 1791 7. SARAH B. 4 JAN., 1793, MD. ( .1) • • • MOOREHDUSE; l 3) tiUGH COFFEY 8. Lucv a. 17 JuLY, 1794. 9. DRURY B., e. 16 APR., 1796, Mo. HARRIE'I" CRosey. 10. JOSEPH e. 6 FEB., .1798, MD. MISS £.i. DAVIS· SISTER OF JEFF UAVts. 11 JAMES, B. 15 AUGUST, 1799 12 JOHN, B. 6 FEB., 1801. 13 NATHA~IEL o., B. 11 MARCH, 1802 IN s.c., Mo. 5 UEc •• 1824 SOPHIE WAT~tNS. 11 HARRIET, B. 5 JUNE, 1805; S.C., MO. CAMPBELL Co. Pue. SERVICE CLAIMS: MOSES FUQUA COURT BOOKLET 9; COMM.RS. BK. EYE. pp. 283- 2tJ4. CUMBERLAND Co., ~M. ~AKER CT. BOOKLET 5-9 COMM 1 RS. BK. EYE, pp. 216-16 JOSEPH fUQUA CT. BKLETT' p. 18, CERTIF. #4 " '! , JR. I DEM, P. 18, COMM' RS. BK. EYE, p. 221. " " , SR. CERTtF. #2,, CHARLOTTE Co. CHARLOTTE: STEPHEN FUQUA CT. BOOKLET fOR ESTATE, p. 16, SAMUEL 1 p. 19, IDEM. COMM'RS. BK. EYE. U 298. JOSEPH FUQUA CT. BKLET• pp. 26-27-35-36-37-02, COMM 1 RS. BK. EYE· p. 299. JOHN FUQUA Baal(LETT p .• 31; CHESTERFIELD Co. SAMUEL FuQuA Mo. 8 APRIL, 1827 £LIZABETH CHALKLEY A. 21, DAU. DANIEL CHALKLEYJ p. 434 SAMUEL M. FUQUA M. 18 Nov., 1850 MARV FRANCES LOTTY, DAU. LEONARD LOTTY.; MO. Juo11 ~~CHALKLEY 20 MAR,, 1843. PARENTS, DANIEL CHALKLEY, DEC 1 0. GEORGE w. BURNS. sec. -. 482. P. 107 SAMUEL fUQUA & (LIZABETH ROBERTSON, DAU. b£Q. ROBERTSON, DEC 1 D. 27 FEB., 1811/ 110 £LIZABETH FUQUA MD. 1811 tZEKIEL HORNER. 197 (LIZABETH fuQuA & THos. BLUNT 1826. 349 FRANCES A. FUQUA & HENRY J. NUNNALLY, DAU. £LIZABETH fUQUA, SEC., FA., GEORGE FUQUA. CAMPBELL Co., VA. MGS. MRS. JOHN £. LANE, O.A.R. MAG. Auo., 1930: . 1795 JAN., 1795 J,HN MACCOY TO LAVjNIA FUQUA NY REV. CHARLES Coee. JAN., ;796 WM. UUPEE TO £LIZABETH ~UQUA BY REV. WM. MAHONE. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS: SETH FUQUA & £LIZABETH ANN FORD, 1807. LOGAN Co., Kv. SIBLE & TOMBSTONE DATA, D.A.R. REF/ v. Va, 1951111~7. p. 106- STEPHEN fUQUA BIBLE (1769A STEPHEN fuQUA & SUSANNAH GARRODD 17 0EC., 1790~ _O""' -ccr.:c .,,> •.._ • .._) SAMUEL FLEMING FUQUA MO. (l) 12-14-1793. AMELIA Co., VA., PRUDENCE FORD BY IEV. JOHN POLLARD, JOHN WILEY, GDNJ, CONSENTS. WIT$.: ~M. ARCHER, JOEL WARD, WILLIAM ROBERTSON. (K. KNORR· p. 45). - ,MO. (2), BY BOHO, 12 MAY, .l817, SUSMINA 8., DAU. f*~IAS ~ALMER; HE ANO SAMUEL, SECURITY. JAMES PRESTON, Gov. OF VA. MO. ·~ HER HOME, HALIFAX ~OUNTY; TEST: SAMUEL~ WILLl~MS, CLERK. COPY TEST: f.C. LACY, CLK. HALIFAX Co. er. IN THE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX BOO~S DATED !798 THE NAME SAMULL fuQUA APPEARS, IN 1810 SA~UEL F. FUQUA AND SAMUEL THE COUSIN BY MOSES fUQUAJ THEY WERE AT MR. ARMISTEAD'~ SO VISITED AS COUSINS, AND PERHAPS ANOTHER RELATIONSHIP THERE· IN THE 1820 CENSUS SAMU£l fU~UA HAD ( P. 135) l M. UH DER TEN, J. UNDER l8, 2 UNDER 26 yt RS.; 1 OVER 45 YEARS; l F. UNDER TEN, 2 UNDER 16, 1 UNDER as YEARS· v • . PRE. IN 1820 5ANUEL f. FUQUA HAO: l M. UNDER TEN; l UNDER 45 YEARS; 2 F; UNDER TEN, l INOER 26, SO AMERICA HAD DEFINITLY DECEASED AND SUSANNA 8. WAS ABOUT SALUDA B•s. AGE, ACCORDIN6 TO FAMILY HISTORY· IN £LIAS' WILL OF HALIFAX Co., W. 8"• 16, P/. 447 THE DEC'O HUS8AND OF SALUDA B. IS MENTIONED, BUT SHE WAS NOT N6Nl~ONED. CHILDREN: 5 1/ *SALUDA BAKER, 8. 2 Nov.' 1805, 0 I ED 9 Nov.' 1886.l MO. ( 1) DR. WM. HENRY BROWNE CHRISTIAN, (TBBN) Of 8UCKING~AM ~OUNTV) VA.)/ (2) WM. H. WATSON. 2. AMERICA, o. 1820 {!820 CENSUS}• 3. (VALINE ANN AUGUSTl~E. o. UHMO. w ' CAMPBELL Co., VA., 29 0Ec., J.830, PROB. 4 JUNE, 1832. "TO SALUDA 8. CHRISTIAN, SISTER, ~ND LAMARCUS WATLl~GTON OR WASHINGTON FUQUA, BRbTHER: NEGROES: CAREV 1 NANCY, HERROD, DAWSON, PAR~EY. JANE A~O MARY (SEVEN) INCL. DEPOSIT IN THE HAHDS OF ODEN G. CLAY. Mv BROTHER, LAMARCUS w. fuQUA NOT YET TWENTY ONE YEARS OF AGE," . £VELYN A.A. FUQUA, L • S. WITS.: ZACHEUS f. CHEATHAM, WOLLERY MING. J A~IE s B EN AG H' CLE RIC" IN 1823 SHE WAS UNDER THE GUARDIANSHIP OFT. CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE (MO. SARAH tMBRA READ) IN BK. 17, P/ 332~ 12 Nov., 1827, AS ORPHAN OF SAMUEL fuQuA, DEC'D., SHE WAS PERSUADED TO MAKE OR. WM. H.B. CHRISTIAN HER GON., V. POST. BOTH THE ~825 AND THE 1830 GDN. ACCOUNTS REFERRED TO THE HIRE OF SLAVES IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA· 4. LAMARQUI S WATL l~GTON OR WASHINGTON. B. CA. 1810, BOT SLAVES IN CAMPBELL COUNTY IN 1840, v. WILL OF E'LtJ.S PALNER, ABOWE MENTION. "TO MARQUIS 'I:. FUQUA l/4TH PART or LANO WILLED BY ~LIAS PALMER TO HIS FOUR DAUGHTERS; UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN 572 ACRES OF f/ENRY A. AND SUSAH 8. CHRISTIAN OF HALlfAS (SUSANNA'!. 2NO MG.) D/7 19 MARCH. !840 SLAVESJ HENRY CHRISTIAN. lST PART, >'iARQUIS W. fUQUA, 2110 PART· REUBEN PALMER 3RD PART· u.e. 24. !841- 1 43, p. 11-12, CA¥PBELL ~o., VA. IN 1810 BOT ONE SLAVE IN CAMPBELL CO.AND IN !825, STILL HAO ONE SLAVE. WILL B~. 2, p. 178 LYNCHBURG (!741-18~4)~ LYNCH WILSON, P. BRYANT, JOHN P. BAGWELL, ICHU WILLIAMS APPRAISE THE ESTATE OF MARQUIS fUQUA, DEC'O• LATE Of LVNCHBURG, 15 AUGUST, 1846, BY J.P. lEFTWITCH AMO w.p. BRYANT: 1 GOLD WATCH ANO CHARM $ l00.00 1 PR• SADDLE BAGS 2.so BELL'S ANATOMY, 2 VOLS. 7.~o WILBERFORCE'S PRACTICAL VIEW 2.00 l SET RAZOR & CASE 1.00 1 HAIR BRUSH .l2i l FLUTE 2.02 PERSONAL PROPERTY 4 AUG., . . . • 37 !846, REC'D. l UEC., !846 • $ 115.50

12 Nov., 1819, MORTGAGER, SAMUEL f. fUQUA (HE r- - -· DIED OF T.B. Of THE HIP, FAMILY UISTORY), WAS CAPT• OB MILITIA). MOETAGEES. JOHN MORTON & COJ, AND A.C. MORTON. "•• ONE CERTAIN TRACT OR e~'OE OF PARCEL or LAND LYING IN THE COUNTY OF CHARLOTT~ BOUNDED AS FOLLOWS: •EST BY THE LANDS OF JAMES BRUCE ANO RICHARD N. VENABLE, ON THE SO. BY THE STAUNTON RIVER; ON THE NORTH BY THOMAS MAC~ov; ON THE EAST BY SAMUEL BOULDIN, CARRINGTON READ, ~ND W~RD, CONTAIHING BY ESTIMATION 1 1 000 ACRES. RECORDED 14 FEBRUARY, l829. 0. BK. 15, p. 215. 4 SEPT., 1820: GRANTORS, 8ftMUEL F. ANO SUSAN U. FUQUA •• !69 3/8 A. ON STAUNTON RIVER· REC'D· !l ;)EPT., l820. o. B"· 15, PJ 260. ,.,a Fts •• 1820, MOBTAGOR: SMIUEL f. Fu~• ANO SUSAN B, Fu,u4, MORTAGEE,t ANDERSON c. MORTOt. & WOHN ~. MILLER & CO •• "A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, ~O. OF ~HARLOTTE ON ;:>TAUNTON RIVER CON• eu SURVEY 829 A. RECORDED l MAY, 1820, o. BK. 15, p. 241. 6 JANJ• 1820, GRANTORS~ SA~UEL F. fUQUA & SUSAN 8. fU4UA. TRUSTEES, JOHN DENNIS AND CLAIBORNE 8ARKSOALE,,u~ERT~IN ISLAND LYING IN STAUNTON RIVER BELOW COLES FERRY CONTAIN. BV SURVEY 3lft ACRES. REC. 4 DEct;, 1820. 0. Bae. 15, Pl 286. SAMUEL r. fuQUA, DEC'o., SUSAN B. FUQUA, WIDOW, vs. SALUDA Bl, £VALINE A. AMO LA MARQUIS W. FUQUA, INFANTS, •OBJECT OF SUIT- TO ASSIGN COMPLAINTANT HER DOWER. BILL ALLEGES THAT ON THE••• DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1820, SAMUEL f. fUQUA DIED INTESTATE, SEIZED OF SOME eoo TO 900 ACRES OF LAND IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY ON STAUNTON RIVER •• THAT so. LANDS WERE ENCUMBERED WITH THREE DEEDS OF TRUST, WHICH, HOWEVER, WERE SUBORDINATE TO COMP•AINANT 1 $ DOWER· PRAV&R OF BILL THAT DOWER BE ASSl6NEO. . DECREE OF 5EPTJ TERM, 1821, A PT 1 D. JOHN DENNIS, GEORGE ~ENT, WM. tLMORE, CHESLEY DANIEL AND THOMAS HAMIL COMM' RS. TO ASSIGN SUSAN~. FUQUA HER DOWER/ COMM 1 RS· FILED THE\R REPORT 17 SEPT/1 1821, ASSIGNING SUSAN HER DOWER IN THE LANDS WHEREOF SAMUEL f. fUQUA DIED (NOTE: PART OF So. l~LE INCLUDING_THt MANSION IS NOW OWNED BY GEN CHARLES s. VOUNGr THE BALANCE BY 1950, BY HON. DAVID ~.t. BRUCE), ' • l~ SEIZED, 289 ACRES ON ST~UNTON RIVER, WHICH REPORT RETURNS AS PART OF THE SAME PLAT OF SO. LAND. FINAL DECREE ENTERED FEB. TERM. 1822 APPROVING SO. REPORT; CONFIRMED FEB. 5TH REPOR1 RESIDUE Of' LAND WAS ORDERED SOLD IN THE CREDITORS SUIT Of ASA B. DANIEL VS. SUSAN 8. FUQUAif DECREE ENTERED 6 NOVEMBER, 1822. ABSTRACT OF DEED FROM SUSAN B • FUQUA· TO CLAIBORNE 8 ARKSDALE DATED 23 f EB•, 1826, REC. D. BK. 17 p. 195 •• "ONE CERTAIN TRACT Of LAND LYING & B~l~G IN THE Co. OF CHARLOTTE ON ST~UNTON ~IVER •• BY SURVEY,. 289 A. BEING THE SAME TRACT Of LAND .LAID OFF AND ASSIGNED TO SUSAN B. fUQUA AS ~ER DO.ER/~- GRANTO•S: ROBERT MORTON, ANDERSON c. MORTON, & JoH.N DENNIS, CoMM 1 RS, OF THE Co. COURT IN THE CHANCERY CAUSE OF ASA H. DANIEL ET ALS VS. SAMUEL F. FUQUA'~ AOM'RS. ET ALS. GRANTEE, CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE, DAT. 16 MARCH, i825 ••• 551 A. IN CHARLOTTE ON STAUNTON RIVER, ON THE MAIN LAND ANO 31i A. ON THE ISLAND. $12,815 •• OF THE ESTATE Of SAMUEL f. FuguA. O. BKJ 17, p. 128. . FR. ROBERT MORTON, ETC. TO CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE DEED DATED 16 MARCH, 1825J GRANTORS: ROBERT MORTON, ANDERSON C. MORTON, & JOHN DENNIS. COMM~RS. FOR $12,815~' TRACT OF LAND IN CHARLOTTE Co. BY RECENT SURVEY Of SAMUEL f. MOSES, ~OUNTY SURVEYOR, 551 A. ON THE MAIN 1 LAND AND 31! A. ON THE ISLAND. METES & BOUNDS GIVEN• RED D. D. BK. 171 p. 128. (COLES ISLAND ADJACENT TO THE BRUCE ESTATE).v. CO. COURT ORDERS BK. 23 1 p. #31. S6MBTAIN SAMUEL f. FUQUA'$ ESTATE WAS ADMINISTERED BY CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE, JR. AND ROBERT M(ELSON?) MORT.ON 4 DECEMBER. 1820; WHERE THE ABOVE CHILDREN WERE LISTED. ROBERT MORTON~ SECURITY WITH WM. MORTON WATKl~S, WILLIAM bAINES, ALICE READ ROUSE STATED IN HER MEADS & THEIR KELATtVES THAT CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE HAO ON HIS DESK WHEN HE DIED BONDS OF THE SAMUEL f. FUQUA ESTATE. ONE COURT REFj dA~ED JuNE: 17 1823 GIVES £VALINE'& INITIALS AS ~VELYN L.F. fUQUA. AccORDING TO FAMILY PAPERS, SALUDA a. WAS EIGHT YEARS OLD WHEN HER MOTHER DIED. So PRUDENCE MUST HAVE DIED 1813. OUT OF THE l 328 A. COMPRISING "SOUTH ISLE," SAMUEL F.. INHERIIED ALL BUT ~OLES ISLAND~ WHICH HE BOU&Hf FROM WALTER ~ARRINGTON, SO HE LEFT 87lf ACRES. WALTER RESIDED IN HALIFAX WOUNTY 1 VIRGINIA, IN RECA1tlTULATION: IN THE FEBRUARY .TERM, 1790, LITTLE JOE MORTON QUALIFIED AS GDN. TO SAMUEL tuQUA, ORPHAN Of SAMUEL FUQUA, DEC 1 D. 8 SEPT., 1808 FINAL RECEIPT WAS GIVEN WILLIA~ 8. MORTON, GDN. TO SAMUEL FUQUA, ORPHAN OF SAMUEL fUQUA, DECEASED. WM. APPARENTLY ~UAL­ lflED AFTER THE DEATH OF "LITTLE Jot." fOR, "THIS DAY SETTLED.THE ACCOUNT ~F MR. WILLIAN 8. MORTON, MY GUARDIA~. ANO HAVE RECEIVED FULL SATISFACTION Of SD. MORTON ON ACCOUNT OF HtS GUARDIANSHIP· GtVEN UNDER MV HAND AND SEAL' ~AMUEL FUQUA, l.5. So IT WOULD APPEAR THAT SAMUEL WAS e. 1787. THE ANN McCoy. GDN. AD llTEM OF SAMUEL-S CHILDREN, WAS THEREFORE SAMUEL F. fUQUA 1 S AUNT. V. PRE. IN THE 1828 SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE: CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE AND ROBERT N. MORTON WERE AOM'~S. Of THE GON. ACCOUNT Of £VELINE A. fUQUA (AC 1 T. TR. TO DR. WM. H.B. ~HRISTIAN ThEN) DATED 1 JAN., 1832, For.•:HIS ACCOUNT, Bv CASH OF MR. GLAIBORNE BARKSDALE $133.00 BY HIRE OF SLAVES. (NAMED)l RENT OF SAME IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY $2~.00J · ACCORDING TO MRS. GERTRUDE M. HOA0 1 S NOTES: SUSAN H. WAS FORMERLY A CLASSMATE OF HER MOTHER, SALUDA 8., A FEW YEARS OLDER. SHE MD. (2), AS SECOND WIFE, HER HUSBAND'S UNCLE, HENRY ASBURY CHRISTIAN Of LYNCHBURG, VA. CA. 1829-30, MRS. SUSANNA 8. (PALMER-FUQUA HER MOTHER WAS HANNAH LEGRAND, DESCENDED FROM PIERRE LEGRANDE SALUDA BAKER [UQUA MO. DR. WILLIAM HENRY BROWNE CHRISTIAN AT THE HOME OF H1S AUNT, SUSANNA CHRISTIAN, SECOND WIFE OF MAJ. WILLl~M POPE DUVALL, HER UNCLE, STATED FAMILY HISTORY. THE MAJOR HAD SENT OR. CHRISTIAN TO JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE, PHILADELPHIA, PA., BUT HE·APPARENTLY DIC NOT GRADUATE· THE CHESLEY DANIEL, CoMM'R· OF SAMUEL'S EST~TE WAS PROBABLY THE ONE WHO WAS SON OF TH~ CHESLEY DANIEL WHO MARRIED JUDITH, DAU. OF CHARLES CHRISTIAN, BY HIS FIRST WIFE. - ·Wu."L..1-~~.e.--... GHRISTIAN, B. CA. 1798, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA., WAS SON Of JOHN CHRISTIAN BY SALLY GILBERT, THEY SOLD THEIR RACK ISLAND LAND AND MOVED TO LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA, WHERE HE DIED. AND PROBABLY SHE PRE 1820: THAT VENSUS RECORD : 1 M. AND 1 FEMALE SLAVE ON THEIR ESTATE· THEIR FARM WAS "HEADWATERS OF ~EEDY CREEK. DR. WM. H.8. CHRISTt~N PROBABLY INHERITED THE LAND NOT SOLD RY HIS PARENTS, FOR HE STARTED SELLING LANO AT REEDY fORK 9F RACK ISLAND ~REEK WHERE HE OWNED LAND ON B~TH SltiES OF THE STAGE CROSSROADS FROM RUSTBURG AND LYNCHBURG TO RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, .FOR HE SOLD MORE LANO IN THAT AREA THAN HE BOUGHT. PERHAPS HE WAS ~N IDEALIST, AND WANTED TO PROVIDE A HOME FOR HIS ORPHANED WIFE AND s1es. G.M.H•s N0T£S STATE THAT HE LOST MANY SLAVES THRU CHOLERA, AND WAS SOON SO DESPERATE FOR MONEY THAT HE SIGNED A NOTE WITH THE CAMPBELL ~OUNTY SHER~ff 1 MCREYNOLDS, WHO LATER REMOVED TO KENTUCKY - T~E NOTE BEING FOR 33 1/3 % INTEREST. THE LAND WAS NOW, APPARENTLY IN WHAT IS NOW APPOMATTOX ~OUNTY, JUST INSIDE THE WEST BOUNDA~Y. CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE' DEPOSITION MADE AT THE HOUSE OF SAMUEL FUQUA CHARLOTTE C.H., WAREHOt MAY 17, AND ANOTHER TAKEN AT HIS WAREHOUSE 25 MAY, 1832: "I WAS APPOINTED 17 MAY, ~723 GON. OF £VALINE A.f. fUQUA IN ~HARLOTTE COUNTY· OR. CHRISTIAN, WITH WHOM MV WARD AFTER­ WARDS LIVED, MOVED FROM ~HARLOTTE TO CAMPBELL AND FINALLY BECAME HER GUARDl~N. I APPOINTED A COMMISSION TO SETTLE HER ESTATE WHEN Dr, CHRISTIAN WAS APTD. GON. IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY I FIRST HAO TO SELL Off MY TOBACCO CROP TO PAV OFF HER CLAIM ON MY ESTATE· MCREYNOLDS WAS THEN 5HER1Ff OF CAMPBELL COUNTY· I WOULDN'T SHAVE THE PAPER FOR THE AMOUNT I OWED Mass FUQUA, CA. $1040 IN ~HE SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, $l,OOO TO $1100. CHRISTIAN WANTED FROM $400 TO $600 IMMEDIATELY••• BY ~832 McREYNOLDS WAS A MA&•STRATE FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY. "CHARLESTON," ~HERE FRANCES ANN CHRISTIAN SAID SHE WAS BORN; WAS DOUBTLESS IN "LOWER CAMPBELL l.OUNTY," V. O. BK. 15, --j 352 DATED 12 /lPRIL, 1826: "SELL TRACT FOR $1350. IN SO. COUNTY ON BOTH SICES Of THE STAGE ROAD •• ALSO TO ROBERT HUNTER, rHOMASJONES, ANO MOSES H. CARSON. A PRIOR DEED PROBABLY CONCERNED HIS BROTHER IN LAW, WILLIAM H. REVELY. HIS SISTER, MARTHA, MARRIED JOHN REVELEY 18 MARCH, 1 8 27. . BY 1828 HE HAO APPARENTLY SOLD ALL LANO IN THAT VAl:llNITY ANO HAO MOVED TOll.YNCHBURG VIRGINl/l "SHOWESE," WROTE FRANCES ANN TO HER SISTER, AMERICA, OR "AUNT MECK'! HE HAD ' PLEDGED M~ST ~F HIS SLAVES, EVEN HIS MARE AND COLT AT LAST ANO BY 1837 HE WAS DECEASED. BK. 2lr p. 318 DATED 9 Mov., .1837 ., WAS THE DEED BETWEEN SALUDA s. CHRISTIAN, lST P ART, AND HENRY • BROWN, 2ND PART BOTH OF CAMPBELL COUNTY •• WHEREAS HER HUSBAND SOLD, MARCH 2, 1832, A TRACT OF LANO TO tlENRY I. BROWN, AND SALUDA Ni:lfER HAVING RELINQUISHED HER RIGHT, BY HIS DEATH BECAME LEGALLY ENTITLED TO DOWER IN THE SAME. ~HE SURRENDERED HER RIGHT FOR $259.00~ THE DR. HAD DIED 14 SEPTEMBER,i£35. IDEM, BK. Q_: , p. 'l92, Nov. $9, 1847 INDENTURE BETWEEN SALUDA 8. CHRISTIAN, lST PART, fOWARO D. CHRISTIAN, 2ND PART, AND AMERICA 6. PALMER, WILLIAM H.B. CHRISTIAN, JR., t:VALIN I A.F. CHRISTIAN, LAURAN. CHRISTIAN. SALUDA l:JAKER CHRISTIAN AND F11tANCES At TOLER, (SALUDA' ' CHILDREN) OF THE 3RD PART. A DEED Of TRUST TO SECURE CERT/llN INDEBTEDNESS. HOUSEHOLD GOOD S SOLD FOR $124.08, c~~RGES IN ALL: $lu.oo. THE FOLLOWING SLAVES HEROD, LAWSON, NANCY, CORNELIUS, fMILY, HENRY, PARKEY AND HER TWO CHILDREN, MONORE AND (BAME CAN 1 T BE RECALLED) THEY WERE SOLO TO DANIEL WOOOSO-Nf.IARCH 9, 1849/ (THESE WERE BEQUEATHED TO SALUDA BY SISTER, fVALINE). ON APRIL 12, 1847 SALUDA 8. AUTHORIZED GRANVILLE JORDAN AND WILLIAM HARLOW WATSON TO ISSUE A MARRIAGE BONO FOR $.150. ~HE FORMER BEING HER REPRESENTATIVE; HENRi. CHRISTIAN WENT SECURITY. Mo. APRIL 13, 1847. CHILDREN BY FIR~p MG. : (TOD ;, . CHRISTIAN) ... AMERICA FLEMING, B. CAMPBELL Co., flA., APRIL 3, 1824; MO. (:.i.) Col. ROBERT t:LIAS PALMER; ( 2 ) DANIEL ~ DODSON. "FRANCtS ANN, FORMERL~ SARAH ANN,FRANCES, MO. (1) HON. RICHARD HENRY TOLER, (2) JAMES UAVIS BRUCE iVANS. *WILLIAM HENRY BAKER MO. NANCY L. REESE. SALUDA BAKER, B. 1830, O. 1856 OF "QUICg) CONSUMPTION," FOLLOWING A HEAVY COLD. INT. uN THE DANIEL WOODSON FARM. HER METAL CASKED HAO BEEN PLOWED UNDER ~y THE NEW FARM OWNER¥ SO THE METAL CASKET COULD NOT BE SHIPPED BACK EAST. £VALINE ANN fRANCES MD. MATHEW H. NACE; BIED PRE 1908. TL AURA NELSO N MO. (1) ROBERT w. PATE, (2) GEORGE w. Z INN. NOTHING IS KNOWN OF MR. WATSON, SAVE THAT HE WAS A WEALTHY NEW YORK CITY, N.Y., MERCHANT WHO DOTED ON THEIR CHILD, fLLA £LIZABETH WATSON, A BEAUTIFUL ANO C~AR~ING CHILD, WHO MARRIED HARVEY, A BRO. Of COL. ~ILLIAM NACE OF LECOMPTON, KANSAS. MR. WATSON DIED IN 1854. O tl P. #31 OF NOTES & COMMENTS BY Pp.of. WILLIAM CHRISTIAN MoA0 1 S DATA FROM HI !: UNCLE WILLIAM CHRISTIAN - IT TELLS OF THE FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE LYNCHBURG PEOPLE ANO THE 3RD MG. OF RICHARD TOLER, "AN OLD MAN OF 40« TO GRANDMOTHER, FRANCES ANN. AND, "AS A BOY OF EIGHT TO TWELVE I HAO THE PRIV/.LEGE'(>F KNOWING GRANDMA WATSON DURING THE LAST FEW YEARS Of HER LIFE. SHE WAS THEN IN THE HOME OF AUNT LAURA, UP A FLIGHT OF STAIRS TO ~HE FRONT PORCH OVERLOOKING tLMORE ~TREET, THE PRINCIPAL AVENUE Of THE TOWN OF LECOMPTON, KANSAS. I COUL D EASILY BELIEVE IT WHEN TOLD THAT SHE HAD BEEN A STRIKING BEAUTY, WITH HER FAii\ SKIN, REt.!A HY- /..HLE IH.U£ EV£~ lWlllCli ~HOW IN Hl::H TllHYl'l:J: TO Mt !!H~ WAS ~TILL 5TAIKlt~G ANV ~TILL B~AVTffV~ . WITH HER WHITE HAIR HELO IN ~LACE BY A RUFFLED CAP 1 HER SENSITIVE, TAPERING FINGER S TH~T WERE ALWAYS KNITTING -MARVELO~S KNITTING IT WAS, TOO.HER WONDERFUL BLUE EYES COULD STILL S8AP SPARKS OF FIRE - HER FRAli LOOKING BUT AGILE BODY. HER WOOiEN EMBROIDERED JACKETS BUTTONED WITH MANY B UTTONS DOWN THE FRONT, ANO ALW AYS EQUIPPE D WITH TWO ~ITTLE LEATHER POCKETS IN WHICH TO STEADY THE ENDS OF HER BUSY NEEDLES - HER IMPERIOU S MANNER ~ THE UHQUESTIO~ED RULER or THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD, SHE ONCE KNITTED ME A PAIR OF PULSE WARMERS, AND I WORE THEM UNTIL THEY WERE IN TATTERS."

THE NAME BOOKER OCCURS IN SEVERAL FUQUA LINES OF MISSOURI, KENTUCKY ANO VIRGINIA; THE MMS. CARRIED DOWN TO FLORENCE IVI ARIE FUQUA, B. 25 AP RIL, 1904; MD . CLAUDE .. £ARL STOUT, BORN SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA 22 FEB., 1896; HAS CLAUDE fARL ~ STOUT a. ~KLAHOMA CITY 1 5 JAN., 1935.2 THE FAMILY HISTOR~ IN FRANCE WAS GIVEN (SENT BY MRS. BORDWELL, PRE· ~ND HEREIN WILLIAM IS SAi 0 TD HAVE MO. ( 1) SARAH • • •

NOT£: REV. WM. J. GAMMOM l:'>l THE 30 UCT., J949 ISSUE OF G ENEALOGY & lll S TORY SOUND THE GRAVES Of JOSEPH ANO JUDITH f~QUA IN MAOISONV.ILLE, HOPKIN S Co., KENTUCKY. £LIZABETH ~uQuA, B . CAMPBELL Co., VA., MG. 30NOS t783-1800, O.A.R. MAG. AuG., i930j: THE FIRST DUPUY Of RECORD WAS AN OFFICER AT THE COURT OF Louis IV; HE FLED FROM FRANCE UPON THE REVOCATION Of THE tOICT Of NANTES, ETC .

T'tW OTHER SONS OF GULLAUl

IN THE 1790 CENSUS OF VA., p. 58 GILES FuQuA (JR.I) RES. ~OWHATTAN Co., VA., warH 5 w., 15 BLACKS• AX-P.AYERS 1782-7 OTHER THAN U.S. CENSUS, BY FOTHERGILL & NAGLE: l ~~t~ e~8~A~A.PO~LPA~eLtV~L~~~§og~ 0 ~o~ 6 .VA., 1782; VA. WILLS & ADM'S. av CLAYTON TORRANCE: RALPH BEo. ~o., 1110 A~ JOHN, BeoroRo Co., 1796 .w. •~t1ogN_gru&'fftA,fiN§·i¥ MATTIE STRATTON: REBECCA, DAU. JOSEPH AND ~LIZABETH (Woo~DRIOGE) MO. ATHANIEL FUQUA AND MOVED WEST. fUQUERAN, JOHN OF LANCASTER Co., VA. 1741• INVENTORY, I SHAM FUQUA: THOMAS fUQUA 1 S 9TH CHILD WAS NAMED ISHAM. AN f SHAM fUQUA MO. MARY· ••• AND HAD SIX SONS, FIVE OF WHOM BECAME PREACHERS. ONE, JESSE, e. MAY 10. 1793, BEDFORD Uo., VA., MO. NARCISSA CARTERJ SON, WILLIAM THOMAS, WAS MY !ATERNAL GRANDFATHER· (M.f .G. 9 GA.). ISHAM FUQUA OF p. 133 OF CAMPBELL CHRONICLES BY R.H. iARLV, PR' 1927, ( ;782-1926) or THE BAPTIST CHURCH23 JUNE, 1798 AND WILLIAM FUQUA 23 OCT., 1815, UNDER MINISTERS Of THE GoseEL GIVEN THE RIGHT TO MARRY PEOPLE. SON o~ ISHAM WHO MO. MARV ••• AMONG HIS SIX SONS WAS JESSE, e. ijAY 10, 1793, BEDFORD ~o., VA., MO. NARCISSA CARTER· MFG ABOVE SAID HIS fuQUAS- 4 YOUNG MEN FLED TO HOLLARD ANO DIRECTLY FROM THERE TO AMERICA. JESSE FaQUA Of THE PRaMATIVE ~APTIST 0HURCH, A PREACHER WHO CAME INTO WHAT IS NOW THT 6TH DISTRICT ANO THRU THE EFFORTS OF SOLOMON JONES, EARLY ••• (P/ 197). PG. 431 HICKMAN Co., TENN., COUNTY MAGISTRATES 1812: JESSE FUQUA. p. 196, JOEL A SON or JESSE FUQUA, e. 17 JUNE, 1819, MO. REBECCA DUDLEY 20 AuG., 1846. AT HIS PRESENT RESIDENCE eytl~. ~,_B!JlloT'TRE.e~.U8PE~~:e11~~K-r,lLIJ• -l~, AT Mtf ZION SCHOOLHOUSE (HIST. HICKMAN Co., TENN.r.t.it (TWO JESSE fUQUAS WERE &ARLY MINIS ~ERS IN ENN. P/ 431 HICKMAN Co. MAGIST'RATE 1a12: JESSE:· ······::. lF&e.'tkA) 1850 BED. Co., IA. 384-3844 HEZEKIAH FUQUA A. 48 FARMER, $11,000, 8. VA •• JOHN 0. FUQUA A. 40 FARMER. a. VA. SARAH • 48 £ l. I Z AB ETH 40 CORDELIA 18 TEN CHILDREN NAMED· SAMUEL 15 CHARLES 14 JOSEPH 11 VIRGIN I A 9 r. CORNELIUS 2 M. 2 WILLIAM FUQUA (JOS6PH 1 SETTLED IN C1tARl.ES C1TV Co., ( s or GILES?) HEAR MALVERN H11.l, JAMES RIVER! SER~EO )N AN ALBEMARLECO. OF MILITIA IN ;756, AND HEOFORO l75d1 HE HAO A so~ NAMED »Wa~~IAM HAMLIN F~QUA. A DES'T, THOMAS, HAO: Jose PH JOHH MARY MD, JAMES ROBINSON MARTHA ANNE £LIZABETH ~D· JoHN RICHARDSON *RALP8 MD. ~RISCILLA ••• HEN RV I ~~b~ ·or THOM As, SON .DF RAL H ( , Pue. SERVICE CLAIMS, HUCK. Co.,CQ-A. J8s~P· JUDITH· •• P.S., VA. pp. 2 & 25, COMM 1 RS. BK. EYE. p. 198 i'fp WM. FUQUA CT. St::LET. p. 2 & 47; CERTIF. 1 LISTS PG. IJJ. CALEB AARON •MILDRED MO. PEYTON LEFTWITCH 24 DECEMBER, 1793. CELIA MO. HATCHERJ LUCINDA, YOUNGEST CHILD OF MILDRED, MO. STEPHEN TERRY, B. 1835, o. ROANOKE, VA.1898/ JOHN H. FUQUA MO. MARV £. LEFTWITCH, BED88RO Co., VA,M ;o MARCH, 1834. REF. MRS. NELL NUGENT, ARCHIVES 01v., VA. STATE Laa., OAT. 2 DEC., ;949. BucKINGHAM Co.~ VA. AMY FuQuA Mo, £RASTUS JONES (cA. 18001 M. McC.) BRo.M1cHAEL, e. BEDFORD ·co., VA •.• NOVEO TO BUCKINGHAM Co., VA. .. MABEN JoNES' LEGRAND RES, P.£. AND HALIFA& Co•s., VA, PALMER CONNECTION.

JOSEPH FUQUA B. 3-18-1764, o. 5-7-1829 MO. CELIA 80NDUR~NT PVT., VA. Wiik PENSIONED.

CHARLES CITY ~OUNTV RtCOROS WlRE COMPLETELY DESTROYED I~ THE Cl91L WAR.

5T£PYHEN FUQUA LEFT WNVEllCJORV ,,. CHARLOTTE Co., DATED 1782. Jos. IN CUMBERLAND Co. 1799.

BATES OF VA. av ONWARD BATEsl. JOHN BATES, 8. (NGLANO, TO AM. AS A MEMBER Of THE CO OF ABRAHAM PtERVY'S HUNDRED; w. PROVED VOIK Co., VA., 1666 MENT. w., ELIZABETH; SONS GEORGE AND JOHN. JOHN DIED 30 MARSH, 1701. AND DAUGHTERS ANN BELBI~ AND ALICE UEANE· JOHN BATES RES. MIDDLETON (BRUTON PARISH} AT TIME OF HIS DEATH· GEO. BATES e. J.625 MD. MARV •• AND o. 1677 SONS, JAMES, e. 1650 D. 1672; JOHN, 9. 165' DIED 1719. CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE B. 8-25-1783, w. 1839/ SAEAH £. READ e. 5-25-1790 DAU. REV. ~LEM i(EAo; CHARLOTTE Co., VA. BK. 4~ p. 57. SEPT. COURT, 1774: MARV FUQUA wto~. APT8D GOH. SARAH, JOSEPH, tLIZABETHt'6 Wl.LLIAM AND MARV FUQUA, ORPHANS OF WM. FUQVA. V • PG· MRS. CORNEll4 £LLEN (FUQUA) WILSON NEAR CUMBERLAND C.H., FAMILY BIBLE: WILLIAM fUQUA, (HER GR•NOfATHER, WAS B. MARCH 6, 1763, WIFE, JANE ANDERSO~,MARCH 1 1 1776. MO. JAN. 13, 1791, HE A. 31, SHE 18 V'RS.).CHN.: u MARGARET Gooow1H FUQUA, e. JANUARY 6, 1796. JUDITH OAN1£L FUQUA a. MAY 6, 1798 JOSEPH FuQuA, a. 1800, MO. JULY 7, 1823 A. 23, HIS WIFE A. 21 v'Rs. £LIZABETH ~UQUA, B. NOVEMBER, 1804. WILLIAM FUQUA - MO. £LtZA9ETH ~ANGHORNE LEITCH DECEMBER, 1848, A. 23, SHE, 17 Y'RS. JOHN RICHARD WILSON MD. CORNELIA FUQUA PECEMBER 15. 1846. MARV GOODWIN FUQUA MD. SAMUEL BAKER JUNE 23,. 1812, HE A. 22, SHE 17 YEARS. JUDITH o. FUQUA MD. NATHAH SttENCER NOVEMBER 14, 185-; (v. OES 1 TS. v··· MAR~URGE. COLONEL JOSEPH FUQUA OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY HAO SON, GEORG£ WHO RES. TEXAS, ~ON JOSEPH IS DEAD; SON SAMUEL ALL BROTHERS Of MRS· CORNELIA WILSON. MEMORANDA FROM MR. THORNTON f~STER, CUMBERLAND Co. COURTHOUSE. MRS. MERRIWEATHER VAUGHN, CUMBERLAND C.H., WAS NANNI! BuQuA; HER FATHER WAS DR. WILLIAM FUQUA~ BRO. OF MRS. WILSON; HIS FATHER WAS COL. JosEPH FUQUA WHO HAO NO BROTHER HIS ;f FATHER WAS COLONEL WILLIAM FUQUA.

FUQUA LINE OF MRS. J.G. (GRACE) RUSSELL, 1759 fjARSHAL~ AVE., STOCKTON, UA. IN RE MARV WRIGHT) WHO WAS GRACE 6UQUA OF MONROE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI· HER GR. FATHER WAS JAMES NATHAN FUQUA, H. MISSISSIPPI CA. 1843; MO. MARY JANE UUNNl RES. ITAWAMBA Co;, Mass. AT TIME OF MARRIAGE. SON OF Wt LL I AM JOSfh' FUQUA, B. TENNESSEE CA. 1816, '°'o. £LIZABETH HooGE~, A SON OF NATHAN FuQuA, e. VIRGINIA 1793 av warE, M1LLV, e. VA. 1795. WILL I AM JOSHUA FUQUA : - MO. OCTOBER·, 1829, IN ~10NROE ~OUN TV. M' ss. GRACES'S FATHE~AS THE. YOUNGEST Of HIS FAMILY. T"HE FAMILY TO Mass. BETWEEN 1815 AND 1839. BUCKINGHAM, VA., 5TEPH£H FuQuA or Kv. wo. l1) SusANNAH GARROTTE, (2) JANE AVERS, HE wAs BORN 1769, DIED 1843. CHARLOTTE Co., VA.:· 1 JUNE, 1790 BOULDIN VAUGHN & SUSANNA, DAU. JOrlN FuquA, SUR., JOHM VAUGHN. BOLLING VAUGHN, p. 145, Ms. BONDS BV KNo~R. REUBEN HAY & £LtZABETH fuQuA, 27 OcT., 1788, JoHN FuQuA, SEC. CHARLOTTE MG. eK. p. 27, . COUNTY COUIT NOTEBOOK. THOMAS BEDFORD MD. CA. 1750 MARY LIGOPI COLEMAN AS lST WIFEl OAU., t:LIZABETH BEDFORD Mo. JosEPH FuQuA. THoMAs wAs oF CuMBERLANo co., VA., AND THE OLo OcEeN, I~sAs, p~s•1. THINKS MARY L COLEMAtl WAS A DAO. THOMAS LIQON· JOSEPHSOF CHARLOTT~ F~oM"2NDt.~!u • IH CHARLOTTE to. 1768. 3 DAU'S, l SON LIVED TO MARRY· HE DESCENDE ., MARY WHO MD 1784 THOMAS SMITH OF CHARLOTTE Co., VA. DAU. ANN FULLER $MITH M~· 1808 JNO. ~WEENEY ~F PR. £DWARO Co., TO TENNJ JUDGE ~UDMOND COLE OF OKLA.: LOTS OF GOLEMAN DATA, BUT CAN'T FINO PARENTS Of MARV l. COLEMAN. ·THOMAS SMITH (CA. 1760- o.p. 5-6-1831) MD. MOLLY FUQUA. COPR., VA. lJ PR. £DWARD Co., VA. MGs. 73 23 Nov., 1804 WM. T. SMITH & fLIZABETH f¥Q~A, oAu. OF GILES, wHo CONSENTS· SuR. JAMES DILLON. MO. 27 NOVEMBER· 75 PHl~t, THOMAS & PATSY. DAU. JOSEPH FUQUA (CONSENTS & SURETY~ 9 JAN., 1801. HANOVER MISC. R£CORDS BOOK, 1807, WILLIAM FUQUA MENTIOHEO. Pow~ATTAH MGS. p. e: ~HENRY IOLES & SUSAN FUQUA 19 9Ec., 1813, SUR. GEORGE MOSELEY. 47 HARTWELL TUCKER & (LIZABETH fUQUA "NOW LIVING IN POWHATTAN." DAUi WILLIAM Ft•QUA, DEC 1 o. tlATrtAH .SPENCER OF' BUCKINGHAM. GDN. OF £LIZABETH., SEC. BLAGRAVE TAYLOE WIT-~ESSES, ~ RICHARD A. TAYLOR, JOSEPH fUQUA,~8 JULY, 1821, BOND DATED 21 JUNE, BY REV. £DWARO BAPTIST· HAL I f"AX DEEDS WN. FUQUA TO JOHN F. FUQUA 1849; 18501 TO JOHN A. MCCRAW, 1850/ CHARLOTT£ CO. MGS. ev C. KNORR ALSO, 4 MAY, 1782 SAMUEL WEATHERFORD & OBEDIENCE FUQUA BY REY. THos. JOHNSTON. MIH., RETURNS, p. 6; 19 DEC/. 1810 SAMUEL ~EATHERFORD 1 JR., & MOLLY CUL(V, SUR., FRANKLIN fUQUA; MD. DEC· 26JH BY REY· WM. RICGAROS, p. 445 • .iaae.A;uei, ,~.,,.,c .. A~S&lQH,."1H'i~AL~.··.!pllR .. ~r:r~:.AAH(l"-&.ES WHITLOCK£ OF HALIFAX Co. 1781 LYDIA PERRIN, DAU. JbSEPH. TO JoHN BRIDGES 9 OCT., p. 44. 2 AUG., 1768 JOSEPH FUQUA AHO (LIZABETH, DAU. lHO¥AS BEDFORD, PRE• SUR· Mo. MARCH 20TH BY REY. THOMAS JOHNSTON. p. '.J4 .. 18 MARCH, 1783, JOSEPH FUQUA ANO MARV BURGE, sun. JAMtS BAK£R, MO. MAR~ 20TH BY REV. l HOMAS JOHNSTON, P. 54. 2s FEB., i012 CAPT. NATHANIEL FuQuA & susANNA DANIEL 5uR. WM. P. o-N•EL, P. 4os. 1 APR •• 1771 SAMUEL FUQUA AND HMmAH BATES, SUR. -1oHN t:$ ATES, p. 12 APRIL 1 1797 SAMUEL fUQUA AND POLLY ARMISTEAD BY REY· ARCH'D• ALEXANDER, IN. RETURNS, Pe 2J 17 DEC., 1807 SETH FUQUA & &LIZABETH ANN FORD , SUR· SAMUEL FUQUA; MO. 2~ DEC., BY REY. SAMUEL DABBS, JR., p. 400 13 MAY (18021) MD. 20TH 1 WM. fUQUA AND £LIZABETH BARNES, DAU. SARAH BARNES, SUR. HENRY BARNES HER BRO., BY REV. JOHN CHAPPELL, P" 259. . 30 JUNE, '79 JOSEPH SUQUA, JR. & CATHERINE P6~MER 1 DAU. JOHN AND MARY PALMER, SUR. RICHARD BooKERI BARKSDALE MGS. HERE INCLUDING GRIEF. 7 FEB., 1782 JAMES BAKER & (LIZABETH, DAU. WM. FUQUA, SUR. MARTIN BAKER; MD. ;4 fEB., BY REV. THOS. JOHNSTON. 78 JOHN SPENCER AND DRUCILLA, WID· OF THOMAS BEDFORD, SUR· THOMAS REAO; MD. 24 APRIL BY f REV. tDWARO ALMONO. ~775 (LIZABETH llt•ODSON MORTON, o~u. tlTTLE JOE MORTON, SUR., WILLIAM MORTON. TO HUGH SHAW 1804. . . 12 HARRISOfl.BARNES & JUDITH FuQUA 10 Stn •• 1835J1 JOHN HANCOCK, SUR. MD. lA SEPT· BY REV, £DWARD ALflONO. 39 REUBEN HAY AND (LIZABETH fUQUA, DAU. OF JOHN .•• CLAlftORNE BARKSDALE Ar.to THE WIDOW, JEAN CARTER, SEC •• DUDLEY BARKSDALE, P.H. GWIN & NEIGHftORB HEBE JOHN MORTON & MARTHA SAMPSON BENJA. MORTON & AGNES MoRTJN. THoA. READ, sEc. PRINC£ £DWARD CO., VA. MGS. 19 UEc., 1805 PEYTON FUQUA & MARV f4cGEHEE, DAU. & CONS· 06 JACOB, SUR. DAVID HOLT, JR.; "7' MO. 26 UECE~8ER. 14 0EC., 1789 WILLIAM FUQUA AND SALL~ MORTON, DAU. JOHN MORTON, SUR. vOSIAH MORTON. 24 DEC., 1808 WM. fuQuA & MARTHA CHAPPELl, w10. OF SAMUEL CHAPPELL, 5UR· RICHARD PHILLIPS, MD. 27TH. 12 JAN., 1801 AMCHIBALD fuQUA & SALLY ~LARK, DAU. THOMAS, SONS WERE SUR. OR WIT/l SUR., JOSEPH LIGON MD. 13TH. 6 APRIL, 1785 0BEBIAH FUQUA AND MARV MORTON, DAU JOHN, SUR. fRANC•S WAT~INS•

RICHMOHO,CITY, VA. isr FuQuA MB. JOSEPH FuQuA ANO Mass MARIA G, ELLETT, NASHVILLE, TENN., SPARTA, TE&N. BY REV. JOHN ~EARD. 4 Nov., 1841 THOMAS FUQUA ANO NANCY MCLAUGHLIN/ FUQUA ANO BETTIE. DAU. JOHN BELL bLAVES MARCH. 1789. RUTHERFORD TENN• WW. 20 Co.,,. MG. RECORDS HALIFAX Co., VA. DEC. 14, 1805 JOSEPH FUQUA ~ND PATSY U£NNIS. 25 DEC., 1837 JOHN tuQUA AND t.T. VAUGHN.

18 CENSUS HALIFAX Co., VA., 1920: JOSEPH H. fUQUA 3 M. UNDER TENi 1 f. 26•45. 1 M. 10•16; 1 PF 26-45. FOR 1830 l M. 10-15; 2 OF 15-20; 1 OF 20-30; 1 OF 50-601 f. l UNDER 5; 1 OF 15-20-1 OF 50-60. FOR ~0,...JOHN T. fuQUAV 1 MJ 20-30; 1 f. 20-30.' THIS IS THE JOHN WHO MO. £LIZABETH T. VA~ 1N 1837; HE IS OWE OF JOSEPH'S SONS. f. LACY, CLERK.

JOSEPH FUQUAY 1 M. 5-10; 1 OF 60-70; l f. 5-10; 1 PF 10-15; l PF 40-50/ N3TE, PATSY MUST HAVE DIED BOON AFTER 1830} Hts SECOND WIFE WAS A MARY • • .THE TWO CHN •• DV MARV WERE JAMES AND ARMON, A fRENCH NAME.

CARROLL Co., TENN/, 1850: · MARV F. FUQUA A. 61 Q/ VA. NOTE, WIDOW 0! JOSEPH H. WITH THREE OF HIS CHILDREN. (LIZABETH s., A. 21, e. VA. JAME S P • , A • 19 B • VA • ARMON, A. 17 e. VA.

JOSEPH H. FUQUA ANO FAMILY, e. VA. HE A. 40; JOHN T. FUQUA A. 39, B. VA. (FAMl~Y GIVEN).

£DWARD BROWN FUQUA, e. VA. 25 MARCH. 1815, o. TEXAS 28 MAY, 1903; MD. 22 Nov., 1865, IRENE ALDEN, 4TH CH. OF PHILO ALDEN #50, e. CLAIBORNE ~ARISH, LA>t 10 AUGUST· 1841. SHE RES· RAYWOOO, TEXAS. CHN. 209 MATTIE BYRD, e. H1cKMAN, Kv., 23 FEe., 1868, RES. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. 210 JESSIE OLIVIA, e. HICKMAN 9 FEB., 1870 1£S. SAN ANTONIO. FROM p. 54, ALDEN-SMITH GENEALOGIES BY HARRIET CHAPIN FIELDING, PR. 1903.

OUR KIN BV ACKERLY & PARKE"ABEOfORD Co. HISTORY.' 671 BENJAMIN B. FUQUA MD. WILLIE FRANCES, DAU. THOMAS C. AMO JANE (JOHNSON) GOGGIN· f ,. '-.;_ 771 JOHN WHITE MD. JULIAN FUQUA DAU. Of A. FUQUA 19 FE9RUARV· 1830. MRS. fRED B~ fUQUA (HUSBAtlD A CONTRACTOR & BUILT THE COURTHOUSE ANO OTHER PUBLIC BLOGS.) A GENEALOGIST, BUT DECEASED. MR. FUQUA MD. AGAIN. Aoo. WOODSTOCK APTS., LYNCH., VA., BUSINESS: KRISE BLDG., LUNCHBURG.

CUMBERLAND Co. VA., 1828, MAY 26THY IN A ~937LETTER TO MRS. KATHERINE DILL LEE. Sr. Louis, Mo., fR0t4 DEl:UIOUR JOHtt FUQUA IS A REF. TO FAMILIES INTERMARRIED WITHltftMa.1-SAMPSON, McGREE, BOOKER· AMDERSON & BAKER rAMILIES...... ,.. ) CAMPBELL Co., VA.: w1e. AND SARAH (PRATHER) FuQuA BEoroRo Co., 12 FEB., 1769 HE AND MosEs fUQUA AND JUDITH HIS w., DEEDED SAMUEL PANNILL 11 5EPTJ1 1797 CONVEYING 600 A. ON NO. SIDE STAUNTON RIVER, AFTERWARDS KNOWN AS GR££N HILL. GEN. ROBERT KEWIS, Tf!h. ARMY, FROM WALES TO GLOUCESTER (.;o., VA., 1635 VIA THE "BLESSING." MO (LIZABETH • • • s. JOHN MO. ISABELL WARNER HE e. 1635 (OF WARNER HALL). SON JOHtl (1669- 1725) MEMB. RoVAL CouNc1L, Co. LT,4 JUDGE, SUPREME Cr., HD· HIS cous1N, £LIZABETH, oAv. oF AUGUSTINE 'II.ARNER 11, SPEAKER OF VA. HOUSE OF B•RGESSES, WHO MD. MILDRE•, DAU. GEORG£ REAOE, TO VA. 1637~ ETC. S1R THos. FLEMING, 2No LORD JOHN, tARL or WIGTON, Scc.>TLA~D, WHO Mo. LU.Ll.~H GRAHAM, DAu. 2ND ~ARL OF MONTROSE, FROM (NG. TO VA. (JAMESTOWNJi LATER SETTLED IN NEW KENT; MO. A Miss TARLETON JOHN o. 1686; CHARLES MO.SUSANNAH TARLETON. SON, Col. JOHN e. 1711 DAU. JOHN BoLL,NG or "COBBS," VA., BURGESS, s. or CoL. R0BERT BOLLING fR. £NG. TO VA. 1660; Mo. JANE ROLPH. A DESCENDANT OF POCAHONTAS lMATEOAKA)· (JOHN BATES MO. URSULA FLEMINGn (~. • •WM. HARRISOU (1740-1819) THE "SIGNER," MO. MARGARET JORDAN & WAS A ~UAKER BY 1768~ V. HARRISONS OF SKIMMO, ETC. PR. 1910.

FR. SAMUEL SARGEN~CHARLESTON, ILL. DEC. 6, 19~0: WANT lNFO. ON ONE SARAH fUQUA TO COLES Co.~ ILL· CA. J84Q. ONE OF HER CHN. WAS NAMED CLAIBORN£, WHO GREW UP IN THE COMMUNITY, MD. & BECAM. A SUCCES&rut r~~~ER lh~ ~TOC~MAU JNO 8USf"ESSMAN AT C•SEVf ILL. SARAH ~AS A WIOOW ARRIVING HERE; SHE MAY HAVE FIRST CAME TO CLARK Co. ~HERE SEVERAL UQUAS Ll~ED. ONE, ISOM fUQUA, MO. IN THAT ~o. 5ARAll PNN PAR~CR 0EC. 12, 1847. SARAU SUBSEQ"EHTLV ~ID. t.NTHONV Cox; .erTEI' HI s DEATH, LEVI LEE AND HAIJ OWEN LEE. MANY DESCENDANTS FROM THE LAST TWO MGS, HER TWO CHN. CARRIED THE NAME fUQUA. SountERN f AM' s. ey STELLA P. HARDY, r>. 265: NoR•M, ~All. CMAs. ,.,,o ltARY C.en1£RUIE (PRESTON) Yloor>FOR~ oF BEDFORD l.o., VA., Mo. fR£D FUQUA OF BEDFORD '-'O., VA. FLUVANNA R£COR0 , BY VALENTINE: p. 972L ~M. H. PLEASANTS LAND BOUNDING LANO OF JoHU FUQUA, a1r;ru5 ... ,,{QRQl\l(V,8tS1t,I\(§, ,2l7i

STATUTES AT LARGE v. XI @• 171 OCT., 1782 7TH YR. CoMMON&~ALTH. TO ESTABLISH llfERTY, A lO~N IN BEDFORD COUNTY (NOW BEDFORD Co. c.tl.t M McC.) JOSEPH FUQUA ANO V/M.DOWINING CONVEY FOR USE 100 A. WHERE A COORTHOUSE & OTHER BUILDINGS ARE NOW BUILDING.

RICHMOND TIM£S DISPATCI• AuG •.4, i907 rn. ti.Rs. NuGl:NT, 11RCHIVES e>av .. , VA. STATE LIBRARY. ~~~'°"'iWILLIAM TH~ FIRST (Mo, PERHAPS 3RO, M. McC.) SETTLED IN CHARLES CITY Co., NEAR

MALIJERN HILL, JAMES RIVER (V. u1.;0E.R GILES M. McC.) HE SERVtO ·~TUE ilM·· rn,. COMPAt~Y FROM FROM ALBEMARLE, 1758; HE HAD A SON, WM. HAMLIN fUQUA. ONE Of THE DESCENDANTS, THOMAS fuQu~, hOO THE roLLOWING CHN.: JostPU, JOHN, M/IRY WHO Me. JAMES ROBINSON; MARTHA, AtJNE, £LIZ/IBETH WHO MO. JOHN RICHARDSON) RALPH, HENRY, ""fsLa~"~rFV~8~1s, SON OF RALPH (WHO IS MENT'C. IN WILL or ThOMAS) HIS w, WAS JuoAH; SONS ~ERE CALEBb''. ANO AARON FUQUA (PRE· Mee.). - ·-:-.:. YOUNGEST CHILD, LUCINDA, MO. STEPHEN TERRY e. 1835; HE o. ~OANOKE, VA., 1898. OLDEST DAU. WAS MaLPRED; CELIA MO. A HATCHER; M M1LDREO MO. PEYTON lEFTWlTCH DEC. 24, 1793, THilR YOUNGEST CHILO, LUCINDA, MO. /IS ABOVE. THE FAMILIES OF RAePH AND THos. RES. BEDFORD Co., VA. BRISlOL PARISt-1 REGlSlEJHj .VA. Pl 304 JAMES WILLIAMS MO. PATSY fuQUA PR. GEORGE Co., 25 AUG., 1785. ANCESTRY CoL. JoHN c.F. TowNEs, G.c., RocHESTER, N.v. PRE: WM., s. MOSES FUQUA BY JUDITH DAU. CAPT. 08EOIAS ANO CONSTA&CE (WATKl&S) WoooSON,aoR~ 3-8-1764, VA., o. 7-22-1826 GREENUP ~o., ~y.; Mo. 12-14-1789 SARAH MORTON, e. 6-1-1160, DIED 2-6-1614. GREENUP Cc. fHEIR SON, WM. FuQuA5 e. 3-B-1800 D· l-i-1853, MO. 2-21-1825 Luo1A W1iLTON WARING, e. 2-16-lci02, o. 5-6-1903. SoN, RICHARD fuQuA, e. CA. 1804, Mo., GREENUP, 6 JUNE, 1831 MARV WARNOCK ANO w~s UNCLE Of WM. & SARAH (MORTON) fOQUA MHO MD. MARY fl. Y!ARING 6-6-1831. ... TH£1P. SON, WM. FUQUA, JR., e. MARCH 8, 1900, D. 3 JAN., 18~3, MD. LYDIA w. FuwA e. 7-16-1802. THEIR DAu., MALENDA MEFFORC FuQuA, e. 28 MARCH. iB36, o. 3 MAY, 1871, ~ARSAW, Mo. TEN CHN. "MY GRANDMOTHER MO. BENTON Co., Mo., JOHN HENRY TOWNE, WHO RES. WARSAW. Of THE TEN CHILDREN, TWO 0.1. GRANDMOTHER DIED AGED 35 YEARS· GRANDFATHER DIEC Of GRIEF FOR HER AT AGE 50 VEARS 1 BOTH INT. WARSAW, Mo. RICHARD JONES fuQuA6 MD. 1871 ISABEL COLLIER e. 11-4-1841, o. 9-10-1918/ I SABEL WAS e. 2-18-1853, o. 10-10-1903.SON, JOHN WELLIN ruQUA e. 4-6-1873 o. 8-6-1956; MO. KATE ROWLES, e. 10-14-!869, o. 5-16-1957, CHARLES LEWIS TOWNES, 2ND OLDEST SON OF MEL UllM ~::.,MEFFORD BY JOHN HAY To\\·N•f.Mo .. ( 1) fMMA RHODS, 0£C'O· BY 1911 SPRINGDALE, ARK. WASH. o. '1D· (2), CLAUDE (1) JANE WIGHT 1912. JOHN C.f. TOWNE 8. 7-6-1913, ONLY SON OF 2ND MARRIAGE.

SOUTH HAMPTON CEMETERY, DAVIESS Co •• Ky. 6 Ma. [. Of OWENSBORO, Kv .. , i Ml. OFF HI-WAY 144 ON So. HAMPTON. So. HAMPTON BAPTIST CHURCH ORG. JAN} J. 1855. fUQUA, MOSES p. 1818-1847. FuQuA, LovasA, 1822-1ea5.

2.0 AGEE, ftNTHONV, £L1.t~BETH, £LIZABETH BosBY, £LIZABETH BRA"SFoRo, JAMES, JOHN, JUDITH, MARY £LIZABETH, MATHIEU 3; JANE 17. ALDEtt, IRENE, PHILO 19 ALVARADO, DOLORES 8 ANOERSOW, JANE 17 ARMISTEAD, MR. 9, POLLY 9-18 AYERS, £LIZABETH J.3, ELIZABETH BRANSFORD 3, JANET .1, JOHN, JOHN 8., JUDITH 3, MATHIEU 3. BAKER, CALEB 2, ELIZABETH 7, JAMES 11-18, JAMES EDWARD 7, NANCY 2, POLLY ~. 8-17, SAMUEL 2-8-17,W.tLL.ll·M P. 9;. . . . . -- . ,. BARNES, fLIZ~BETH ~~RRISON, ~ARAH, HENRY lb JUDITH 18; ELIZABETH 7. BARKSDALE, AGNES is, (T.) CLAIBORNE 9-13-14-17-18; GRIEF 18, JEAN (CARTER) J.8, MARY JANE 9, SARAH 13-17, THOMAS· WILLl~M 7. . BATES, ALICE, ANN BtLBIE, GEORGE JAMES, HARV 17, HANNAH 6-12-18; JOHN 6-12-17-lB-19; URSULL~ 19; SUSANNAH 12 BEDFORD, DRUSILLA, £LIZABETH 18; (LIZABETH 6~i7; MARY laGON 6 i7; THOMAS 6-;7-;8 BLUNT, ANN 3; ELIZABETH & THOMAS J.l• · Bo~11;,£L1ZABETH, HENRY, SUSAN 18 (~OLLEs), MARY, ~TEPHEN TERRY, TEMPERANCE, Jos. fuQuA BONDURANT, CELIA 8-17; £LIZABETH ANN l-3; J.P., JOSEPH, PETER, !HODA ANN 9. BOULDIN, ... -~: ~ £LLA AND POWHATTAN 9, DRURY ti• ll• BURGE, DRURU 7-11; MARY 7-8-11-17-18 BUTLER, POLLY 11 BRUCE, £STATEil2 DAVID K.£. J.3, JAMES J.2 CALDWELL, 5ALLV ANO WISTAR 9. CARRl~GTON, WALTER 14, CLEMENT 12. CHALKLEY, DANIEL & JUDITH A. ll. CHASTAIN, CHARLES RENO, FRANCES ~ANE, JUDITH, MADALAINE, MADELINE, PETER JAMES 3. CHAPPEL, MARTHA 18 CHRISTIAN, £DWARD o,. HENRY ASBURY !3; (DWARD o., tA~fiA N., MARTHA, NANCY L._, WILLIAM HENRY BROWNE 15; CHARLES, JUDITH, HENRY ASBURY, JOHN, SALLY·, SUSAN B .,SALUDA BAKER 14; SUSAN 8., SALUDA BAKER J.3; WILLIAM H.B. 13. COFfEY, HARRIET ll COLLIER, f SABEL 20 CLARK, SA~LY J.8 COOK, BEN, MOSES, SALLY 8-9. Cox, ftNTHONY ANO SARAH J.9 CROSBY, HARRIET lJ. CROUCH, JUDITH, RICHARD 2.

DANIEL, AsA B. 14; JoHN, NAai;9~i2; SUSANNA, WILLIAM 18. DAVIS, (LIZABETH VANDALIA 9; £.£. AND JEFFERSON J.1 DEJARNETIE, CATHERl~E 4; £LIAS 3; JEAN, REBECCA 4. DENNIS, ~AT~Y 18 0UNNIVANT, FRANKIE 3 PUNN, MARY JANE 17 9uPuY, ELIZ~BETH, WILLIAM 9-11. ELLETT, MARIA G. 18 £MBRA; SARAH J.3 tVRE, JANE 2-15 £VANS, FRANCES ANN, JAMES DAV Is BRUCE, .15 FLOURNOY, MADELINE 3. FLE~ING, URSULLA 19 fORQUEREAN, J£A~, JOHN 1-3; MOISE 3; JOHN 16. fAURE-FORD, ANN, BOAZ, CATHERl~E, £LIZABETH, DAN,EL ISAAC, JAMES, MARIE ~LIZABETH, PIERR!, PRUDENCE, RHODA ANN 3; 0AHIEL, JUO·ITH, MARV PETER 2; MARV ELIZ~BETH 3, .. PETER 2,3.i. ._ ·bt=6pPiiiUl::,~~N1·:lf3·J-:i1R~OENCE 3-1.:::. MARY 6. rRY~R, (OOt~E, ~ALTER ~ · FUQUA, A. 19; Miss •• 3-10; AARON J.7-20; ALBERT B. 8; AMERIC~ 12-13-i~; ANDERSON w. 9; (" ANN 15-16; IN.NA 1•2-·;· ANNE 16-20; AMY 17; ANDREW 11; AttOREW·M. J.li ARCHIB.lLD J.8; ARMON i9; . BENJAMIN J.•4-8; BE"J.AMIN ts. J.9; 8ET11E' J.8·; CALEB .17-20; CELll1 .L7-20; CAROLINE .Ll; CELI>. 8; CATH~l~E 2-6-8-12-18; CHARLES .L6; CLAIBORNE 19; CORDELIA 16; CORNELIS J.6; CORNELIA £LLEN 17; 0ANIEL·8;'0AVlD 9-10; 0ELMOUR 8; DELMOUR JOHN J.9; DELPHA 9; DRURY B· J.1; £.T. lS; · £owAflD BROWNE·19; .£LazA&ETtt s-6-7-a-9-10-.u-12-1~-16-J.7-.Le-20, £L1zAeETtt ANN .u-1a; i:: · [LU/.B'ETM..ANGHORNE J.7; tLIZ:IBETH S. 19; £LIZABETH VANDALIA 9; (LLA 91 fLLEN U; (TIENNE l. tSTEPH£N•J ~i··£V~LU!E ANN t-nl.NCLS ·AuGUSTtHE .L3-.L4-l5; FLORENCE MARIE l5; FRANCES 12; rRANCES. A • .Ll; FRANCES ANN l5; FRANKIE 3; FRED~. 19; GENTRY f. iO; GEORGE il; GILES .L6- l6-17~ao!l GRACE J.7; :Gu1LL.AUf~E (t\M.J i-.l.5; GEOP.GE J.7; HANNAH 6-12; HANTY J.2; HARRIET u; . I l:tENRY- 1s.·~20HEZEK 1 '-H 16; I SABEL 20; I RENE !9; I SOM (I SHAt.t) J.6-20 j JAMES .11-16-J.9; JAMES • MARI.ON 8; -JA~fES NATHAN J.7.;,.JJit4ES P. 19; JANE .L-4-8-u·.a.5-17; JESSS .L6; JESSIE OLIVIA .a.9; • ·~oEL.J.6;-Jo"N·4-5-7-a-11~i2-16-17-18-19-20; JoHN B. 9; JoH~ u. i6; JoHN F. is; JoJN H. 17; JOHN RICHARD WILSON 17; JOHN T. J.9; JOSEPH .L-2-4-5-6-7-8-J.l-.12-J.5 J.6-17-18-19-20; JosEPH H. i9; JosEPH M. a; JuoaTH i-4-6-0-15-16-i8-19; Juo1TH DANIEL ;7; JuL1A a-9010; JULIAN 19; KATE 20; LAVINIA 9-10-li; LEMARQUIS WATLINGTON OR WASHl~GTON J.3i LOUISA 20; LUCIE W• .10; LUCIKDA 17-20; LYDIA 10; LYDIA W. 20; M~LINDA MEFFORD 20; ¥ARGARET GOODWIN 17; MARIA G. 18; MARIA PETICOLA 9; MARTHA 8 X6-18-20; MARTHA MORTON iO 9-10; MARY f-4-6-8-9-10-11-16-17-18-W; t,tAl:V (. .17; MARV G·. 7; MARV f. 19; MA.RY GOODWIN .17; MARV RANCES ll; MARY JANE 9-17; MARY LIGON 17; MOLLY, V. MARVi MATTIE BYRD .19; MARCELLUS 9; MARTHAL A. J.5; MARTHA u-16; MASIE 11; MILLY J.7-20; MOS'!S 3-5-6-7-8-9- 10-12-19-20; MOSES P. 20; NANCY 3-6-9-J.0-ll-17; NATHAN J.7; NATHANIEL 4-J.6-~8; NATHANIEL W. 8; NATHANIEL 0. 11; OBEDIENCE 18; OBEDIAH 8-9-11-18; PATSY .1.1-18-20; PETER 17-20; PEYTON 4-18; POLLY, v. MARV 4-9-10-11-18; PRISCILLA 1; PRUDENC~ 12; RALPH 15-16-20;; REBECCA 11-16; RICSARC 20; ROBERT 9; $ALUSA BAKER J.3-14-15; SAMUEL 3-~-6-8-9-10-11; 12; 13-14-16-18; SAMUEL FLEMING 12-l3-14t SAMUEL M. 11; SAMUEL W. 9; SALLY 9-10-ll-18; SARAH 1-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-15-16-17-19-20; SARAH Bosev 3; SARAH M. 10; SAXON H. 9; SETH 11-18; SOPHIA lli 5TEfHEN l-7-11-17; SUSAN 7-13-18; SUSAN 8. 14; SUSANNA -11-12-16-lJ; THOMAS 9-11-16-18-20; TABITHA 12; T.J. 8; WILLl~M l-2·3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-16-17-18-19- 20; WILLl~M ARMISTEAD 9; WARREN WATSON lO; W.W. 18; WILLIAM HAMLIN .16-20;WILLIAM J. 7; WILLIAM JOHN 17; WILLl~M JOSHUA i7; WILLl~H MORTON 9; WILLIE fR~NCES i9; Vl~GINIA 16. FAURE-FORD, ANN, BOAZ, CATHERINE, £LIZABETH, DANIEL ISAAC, JAMES, MARIE (LIZABETH, PETER, PIERRE· PRUDENCE, RHODA ANN 3; DANIEL, JUDITH, MARY, PETER 2; MARY 6; PRUDENCE 12 fORQUEREA~, JEAN 1-3; MOISE 3; JOf4N 16.; FRYER, LOUISE, WALTER BJ. GAHMON 1 MARTHA MORTON, RICHARD DOZIER, KEV• WM. lOi MARV 10; MARTHA MORTON; SAMUEL WILSON 9. GARROOD, GARROTTE, SUSANNA it GLOVER, SAMUEL G., SARAH M. 18. GLAVES, BETTtE, JOHN BELL J.8 GOGGIN, JANE, THOMAS~., WILLIE ~RANCES 19. GRAY, JOHN P., SARAH, WILLIAM 19.

HARRISON, WILLIAM i9 HAY, £LIZABETH, REUBEN 11-17-16. HENRY, PATRICK 8-12. HODGES, £LIZABETH 17 HORNER, £LIZABETH, EZEKIEL HOUSTON, JULI~ 9 HowARo, DEeAHIA 9. HUMPH~EV, JANE, JOSEPH~ MARGARET, WILLIAM 1. HATCHER· CELIA 17-20; tREDERICK, JACOB 2. HOAD, GERTRUDE L.M., WILLIAM CHRISTIAN 15. IRWIN, ALVA DEAN 2 IRVINE, MARTHA F. ~o. JOHNSON, JANE J.9 JONES, AMV, iRASTUS 17; MABEN 17; MARY M. RIVAL J.0. JORDAN, GRANVILLE 15

LEt, LEVI, OWEN, SARAH 19 ~ LEWIS, GtORGE, ROBERT 19. LEGRAND, HAN,,Atl 14 LEFT~ITCH, MILDRED, PAYTON, 17-20; MARY £. l7. LIGON, MARY L. THOMAS 17 L I P SCOMB , NAN CY 3. LOTTY, JUDITH A., LEONARD¥ MARY FRANCES 11. LEAK[, JUDITH 2 LE ITCH, EL I ZABETH l ANG HORNE 17 MAXEY, JOHN, SARAH l; £LIZABETH, JOSIAH RADFORD 6. McCov, ANNE 12; JoHN1 LAVINIA 9-11-12; fHONAS 8-12-13; MOSES 9. McGEHEE, CATHERINE, tDWARD 2; £owARD 4, LINEAGE, PoLLY 4; MARY 18~ THos., W1LL1~M 4. MCl AUG HL I H , N AN CV 18 • MORTON, (LIZABETH WOODSON, BENJAMIN, NANCY JOHN, LITTLE JOE, SARAH, MARTHA, MARV 18; LITTL JOE 7; JOHN,9NANCY, SARAH JOSIAH 9; SARAH 10,-10-20; Jos1~H lJ, AGNES¥ BENJAMI~, MARTHA MARV, £LIZABETH WOODSON 18. JOSEPH 12. JOSl~H 10-ll• NANCY ll. JOSEPH 12. LITTLE JOE 14-18. MOORE80US£ 1 SARAH 11. MUNFORD, MARY 4.

NACE, £VALINE A. f., £LLA, HARVEY, £LIZABETH, CoL. WILLIAM MATHEW i5. NEW, PRISCILLA, WILLIAM 1. NBGENT, MRS ••• 2. • NUNNALLY, fRANCES A., HENRY J. 11/

fAL~ER,· CATHERINE 6-8-18; £Ll~S 4-13; JEFFREY, MOSES 4; JOHN 6-8-18; MARY 6-18; REUBEN 13; SUSAN, SUSANNA, B. 13, AMERICA, ROBERT (LIAS 15. THOMA& PARKER, SAR~H ANN 18 PATE, LAURA NEL50Nf ROBERT W. i5 POWELLM HENRY• MAR HA 10. PRATHER, SARAH 7-19 PRESTON, CATHERINE 19 PRICE, HANTV, WILLIAM 12 RANDOLPH, JOHN 12 REESE, NANCY L. 15 REGNAULT, ANN, CHARLES 3; fRANCES JANE 3. REVELEY, JOHN, MA~THA, WILLIAM H. 15. RICE, NANCY, 11; .. -·: R~CHARDSON~ fLIZABETH, JOHN 16; 20; SUSANNA 16. RIGDON, CAROLINE 11 ROBINSON, JAMES, MARY 16-20; MARY 15-ROBERTS, MARTHA 12. ROBERTSON, (LIZABETH, GEORGE 11 ROWLES, KATE 20.

SAMPSON, BRIGETTE, BRIDGET 1; ANNA li MARTHA 18. S· ~UNDERS, SLAUGHTER, FRANK M., JULIA OOLORES, LOUISE 8. S~ITH, ANN FULLER, MOLLY, THOMAS 6-17; £LIZABETH, WILLIAM IHOM~S JS. SOUTHWORTH, MARV FORD 3 SPENCER, DRuc1LLA, JoHN i0; fL1zABETH, NATHAN 1-11-10; Juo11H, NATHAN a. STRATTON, fLIZABETH, JosEPH, REBECCA 16 STOUT, CLAUDE £ARL, FLORENCE MARIE 15 STOVALL, £LIZABETH 16 SWEENEY, ANN FULLER, JoHN 6-17 TARLETON, Mess ••. CHARLES, SusANNA, S1R THOMAS 19. TERRY, MARY, NATHANIEL, ~TEPHEN 7; LUCINDA 17-29; STEPHEN 20; THOMAS, PATSY, rH1L IP 18 TOLER. FRANCES, RICHARD HENRY 15 TowNE, JoHN C.F., JuD&TH, 11oecs, Luc1A WALTON, JOHN HENRY, MAL aNoA MEFFORD 20 TOWNSHEND, JOHN C • TRABUE, ANTHONY, MADELAINE 3. TUCKER, HEARTWELL, £LIZABETH 18 VAUGHN, 6.T. 18; BOULDIN, JOHN, MERRIWEATHER, SUSANNA !7; £LIZABETH 19.

YORBA, BERN/aROO 8 YOUNG, ANDRE~ 12; CHARLES S. 13 WARD, JOHN 2; MR., POLLY 9; SARAH 6 WARING, ~YDIA iOJ l~CIA WALTON 20. WARN&£.),,. MARY- 20'. -· WATKINS, CONSTANCE, JOHN 8; tLLA 9; JOEL 12; SOPHIA ll~ WATSON, £LLA £LIZABETH, SALUDA BAKER, WILLIAM HARLOW 19; SALUDA B. WM • HARLOW J3./ WATTLE, JOHN FUQUA 9 " WILLl~MS, JAMES & PATSY 20 WEATHERSFORD, 0BEOIENC£, 5A~UEL 18 WHITE,·JOHN, JULIAN 19 . WI L SOH, CORN EL I A iLLEN, 1fs: ~REBECCA l!J• WOODFORK CATHERINE, CHARLES, NORMA 19 WOODSON, CONSTANCE 8; AMERICA, DANIEL 15; MARV l; OBEDIAH 3·8. WRIGHT, MARV £., MINNIE 2.

ZINN, GEORGE w•• LAURA ,NELSON (CHRISTIAN-PATE) 15.

-~ V I RG I N I A GfN£ ALOG I ST, APR I L - JUNE, 1966, v . hlO, # 2 , PG. 096 tN QUI RY: 1066 AYREs - BoND u RA N T - C HASTA 1 N-uoua L A~, FLooD, FoRB Es, FoRo, FuQu A, GARRE TT: J o s EPH FuQuA PA I D TIT HE & WAS T AXE D FOR TWO HUNDRED ACR ES I N Ouc K I NGllAM COUN TY, V I RG I N I A, 1782-' 9 1. HE PA I D TIT HE FOR SON S GABR I EL I N 1792- 1 94 ; ROBERT 1796- 1 98, ANO WILLI AM, JR . 1799- 1800 . JOSEPH F UQUA , SR., I S NO T FOUND AF TER 1800, BU T GABR I EL , ROBERT ANO Yl' ILL I AM (SON OF J OSE P H} WERE THERE T HROUGH 1807 . WILLI AM FUQUA PA I D TI THE ANO WAS TAXED FOR 393 AN O 1 35 ACRES OF LAN O I N B UCK I NGHAM CO UNTY 1782- 1784 ; PA I D T IT HES FOR SONS S TEPHEN 1788- ' 89; MOSES 1788- 1 92; AMO 1 799- 1800 , AND AARON 1 793- 4. J OSEPH FU QUA, JR., CA RPEN TER , PA I D T IT HE 1792-' 95 ANO IT APPEARS THAT HE MO VED TO PR INCE tOWA RO COUN TY, V I RG I N I A. WAS JOSEPH, JR., SON OF WIL L I AM , SR . ? ~ ANT DA TA ON THESE f UQUA S ANO L I NKS TO AYRES , B OND URAN T, ~HAS T A I N , DOUGLAS , FLOOD & FORB E S, FORD AND GARRET T FAM ILI ES. MRS . ROBERT E. THORN TO N, 308 S OUTH DO UGL AS AVE ., R oc~ wooo , TENNESSEE 3 7854 .

FUQUA MAR RI AGE S LOU ISA COUN TY , V I RG I NI A, P G. 387. £ LI ZABE TH CHR I STI AN , PAG E f l91, 397. GOO CHL AND CO UNTY, VA. , WILLIAM F UQUA, P ll. 53-84- 399 . FRAN CES CHESTERF I ELD COUN TY : S AMUEL FU QUA Mo . 4/5/1827 t LI ZABE T H CHALKLEY, AGED 21 YEARS , DAU. DAN I EL C HALKLEY, OEC 1 0 . GEORGE W. F UQUA, SECU RI TY· PG . 1 0 7 SAM UEL FUQUA MO. £L I ZABE TH RO BERTSON, FA ., GEORGE ROBERTSON , OEC 1 o ., FEBRUARY 2ia 1811,1 111 c LI ZABE TH Fuqu A Mo . 1811 E ZEK I EL HORNER . 462 SAM UEL M. FU QUA MO. JU DITH A. CHALKLET 25 MAR CH, 1843; BOND 20 MARC H, 1 43, PA REN T, DAN I EL C HALKL£Y, DEC ' o . ; SEC . GEORGE w. FuQu A. 110 FRAN CES A. FUQUA MO , T HOMAS B LUNT 1826, VI OE p , 197 . 349 FRANCES A. F UQUA MO. 1849 HENRY J , NUN tl AL LYi HE R PARENTS, £ LI ZABE TH FUQUA; SECUR I TY, GE ORGE FU QUA. (CULP EPP ER Co ., VA ., J OHN CHR I ST I AN MG ., PG . #9 ) , Fu Qu A MG ., A~HERS T Co. , VA., v. PG . t14 •• PowHATTAN Co. , VA ., £ LI ZABE TH FuQu A AND HEARTWE LL T ucKER 21 JuNE , 1821/ S USAN FU QUA & HEN RY BO LLES 19 DECEMBER , 181 3 . VA. GEN EAL . , v. {J l NO . 3, PG. 31: MARY F UQUA & CA PT. JOHN FLOOD 11, OR JR . , OF B UCK I NGHAM Co . , VA ., DAU. oF WILLI AM OR J osEP H FuQu A of Buc1< 1NGHAM AND LUNNEHBURG Co • s ., VA . ' DA TE? M. McC.) .