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James Garber |
Mary b. 1701? |
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William Upshaw b. 1666 Gloucester Co. VA d. May 17, 1720 Essex Co. VA |
Jeremiah b. 1704? Gloucester Co. VA d. 1746/7 |
Hannah b. Gloucester Co. VA |
Ann b. Gloucester Co. VA d. 1750 |
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| Sarah b. 1710 Gloucester Co. VA d. 1760 Essex Co. VA |
Richard b. 1712/13 VA d. 1754/5 |
William Jr. b. 1713/14 Essex Co. VA d. 1760 |
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John b. Jul 21, 1715 Essex Co. VA d. 1801 Gloucester Co. VA |
Margaret b. Essex Co. VA d. 1769? |
Forrest b. 1716-18 Gloucester Co. VA d. 1759 Essex Co. VA |
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Husband William Upshaw moved from Gloucester to Essex County, Virginia about 1714,
maintaining "the same social standing and prominence". |
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Son John was a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses for many years. He died
at White Hall, the family estate in Gloucester County, in 1801. |
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Hannah was the the second wife of William Upshaw. |
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Hannah Forrest's will was dated Dec 1, 1762, and was proved Jun 30, 1763.
One of the executors of the will was her grandson Thomas Roane (1730?-1799),
son of William Roane (1683-1757). Thomas
married a grandaughter of Hannah's, Mary Ann Hipkins (1745-1808) in 1765. She
was mentioned as a grandaughter in Hannah's will. |
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Sources: Brooke, Ted O., The Upshaw Family Journal, Quarterly. Primarily descendants of Capt.Wm. Upshaw of Gloucester & Essex Counties (1666-1720). Dorman, John Frederick, comp., Essex County, Virginia, Wills, Inventories and Settlements of Estates No. 3, 1717–1721, pages 143–144. Sweeny, Lenora Higginbotham, "The Upshaw Family of Essex," Genealogies of Virginia Families from Wm. & Mary Coll. Quarterly, 5:249, Baltimore, 1982. Upshaw, Sophie W., comp., Captain William Upshaw, Gent., Planter of Virginia, Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, 1975, part I, p.6-7. |
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