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Est 1740 - Yes, date unknown
Est 1735 - 1772 (~ 37 years)
Birth |
Est 1735 |
Prob. Goochland Co., Virginia |
Died |
1772 |
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Family |
Ann Cawthorn, b. Est 1740, Goochland County, Virginia |
Children |
+ | 1. Dabney Wade, Sr., b. 1758, Goochland, Virginia Colony |
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1758 - Yes, date unknown
Birth |
1758 |
Goochland, Virginia Colony |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
William Wade, b. Est 1735, Prob. Goochland Co., Virginia |
Mother |
Ann Cawthorn, b. Est 1740, Goochland County, Virginia |
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Family |
Sarah Morris, b. Abt 1760, Goochland, Virginia Colony |
Children |
+ | 1. 1st Lt. Dabney Wade, b. Abt 1770, Goochland, Virginia Colony |
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Name |
Ann Cawthorn |
- d/o Christopher; Ann Cawthorn Wade married (2) Maddox Stanley of Hanover County on 19 December
1776 with William Douglas as minister
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Born |
Est 1740 |
Goochland County, Virginia |
Gender |
Female |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
Person ID |
I6547 |
My Reynolds Line |
Last Modified |
25 Apr 2015 |
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Sources |
- [S67] Wade History, http://reynoldspatova.org/histories/Wade5_James.pdf.
Ann Cawthorn (Cothan), who married William Wade, was a daughter of Christopher Cawthorn. She and eight of their children were named by William Wade in his will which was dated 02 November 1771 and proved on 16 March 1772. (Goochland
County Virginia, Deed Book 10, page 200). He left all of his lands on Lickinghole Creek in Goochland County to his three sons, Dabney Wade, William Abinadab Wade and Jonadab Wade, to be divided equally. To wife Ann he bequeathed his ?manour plantation? for the term of her widowhood and 1/8 part of his estate for life, which, at her death, was to be divided equally among his children, when they reached the age of 21, Dabney Wade, William Abinadab Wade, Jonadab Wade, Rosannah Wade, Joannah Wade, Hannah Wade, Anna Wade and Susannah Morriss, which, it was noted, already had her legacy. In case he died before he completed a deed to Pleasant Wallace for 245 acres on Tuckahoe Creek, he instructed his
executors, wife Ann, son Dabney and friend Joseph Woodson, to sell it to Wallace, with son Dabney making the deed. He admonished his wife to keep the estate together and divide it as the children came of age. The will was witnessed by Benjamin Herndon, John Herndon and Nathaniel Wade.
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