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| James Maddry III m. 1750? Isle of Wight Co. VA b. 1726 Isle of Wight Co. VA d. 1760? Granville Co. NC |
Mary b. 1752 Isle of Wight VA d. NC |
John b. 1753 Isle of Wight VA Warren Co. NC |
William b. 1754 Isle of Wight VA |
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Elizabeth b. 1756 Granville Co. NC |
Moses b. 1758 Granville Co. NC d. 1776/77 |
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Randolph Hazelwood m. 1763? ?Granville Co. NC d. 1797 Warren Co. NC |
Mary b. 1764 |
Sarah |
Lucy |
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About 1756 or 1757, James and Anne moved their family from Isle of Wight County
VA to Granville County in NC. |
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Granville County was created from Edgecombe in 1754
( Map),
then it became Bute in 1764 ( Map),
and finally Warren was created in 1779 ( Map).
Bute was name of the Prime Minister of King George III and the residents did not
like that so they split up Bute County in 1779 into Franklin and Warren Counties. |
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Son Moses was a Revolutionary War soldier. According to colonial Bute County records,
his will was dated Dec 9, 1776 and administered on Feb 12, 1778. The will left
"all estate, negro & all my portion in hands of [stepfather] Mr. Randolph
Hazilwood to go to my brother Wm. Maddrey, when probated." |
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According to Warren County marriage records, son William ("Madray") married Millender
Saintsing on Feb 21, 1784. On Nov 1 of the same year he was the best man for
his stepsister Lucy Hazilwood's wedding to Joseph Stallings. Two years earlier,
son John ("Maddra") married Cloey Saintsing. So two of Anne's sons married sisters. |
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Sources: Chapman, Blanche Adams, Marriages of Isle of Wight Co., Va., 1647-1800, Genealogical Publ. Co., Baltimore MD, 1976. Chapman, Blanche Adams, Wills & Administrations of Isle of Wight Co., Va., 1647-1800, reprint, Genealogical Publ. Co., Baltimore MD, 1975, p. 214; abstracts of will of Joseph Ward. Holcomb, Brent H, comp., Marriages of Granville Co., NC 1753-1868, Baltimore MD, 1981. King, Mary Hinton, comp., Warren County Records, v.1., Abstr. of records of colonial Bute Co., NC 1764-1779, pp. 51, 59. Owen, Thomas McAdory, History and Genealogies of Old Granville County, 1746-1800, Southern Historical Press; abstract of will of James Maddry, administered Aug 12, 1860; designates wife Anne and five children; assigns 2 male and 4 female slaves. |
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