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Est 1755 - Abt 1820 (~ 65 years)
Abt 1730 - Yes, date unknown
Birth |
Abt 1730 |
Virginia Colony |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Family |
Susannah Skelton, b. Est 1730, Virginia Colony |
Children |
| 1. Mary Fleming, b. Est 1755, Virginia Colony |
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Est 1730 - Yes, date unknown
Birth |
Est 1730 |
Virginia Colony |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Family |
John Fleming, b. Abt 1730, Virginia Colony |
Children |
| 1. Mary Fleming, b. Est 1755, Virginia Colony |
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1747 - 1791 (44 years)
Birth |
30 Oct 1747 |
Warner Hall, Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Co., Virginia |
Died |
30 Dec 1791 |
Warner Hall, Gloucester Co., Virginia |
Buried |
Warner Hall Graveyard, Naxera, Gloucester, Virginia |
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Father |
Colonel Warner [Fielding] Lewis, Sr., b. 10 Oct 1720, Warner Hall, Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Co., Virginia |
Mother |
Eleanor Bowles, b. Est 1720, St. Mary's County, Maryland Colony |
Married |
27 Dec 1746 |
Williamsburg, Virginia Colony |
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Family 1 |
Mary [Randolph] Chiswell, b. 22 Feb 1748, Henrico Co., Virginia Colony |
Married |
22 Feb 1739 |
Possibly Augusta Co., Williamsburg, Virginia |
Children |
| 1. Warner3 [Chiswell] Lewis, b. Est 1700, Warner Hall, Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Co., Virginia |
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Family 2 |
Mary Fleming, b. Est 1755, Virginia Colony [1] |
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Name |
Mary Fleming |
Born |
Est 1755 |
Virginia Colony |
Gender |
Female |
Died |
Abt 1820 |
Prob. Augusta County, Virginia |
Person ID |
I23019 |
My Reynolds Line |
Last Modified |
7 Mar 2021 |
Family |
Captain Warner [Bowles] Lewis, Jr., b. 30 Oct 1747, Warner Hall, Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Co., Virginia , d. 30 Dec 1791, Warner Hall, Gloucester Co., Virginia (Age 44 years) |
Last Modified |
7 Mar 2021 |
Family ID |
F8660 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Sources |
- [S82] Wikitree, https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Fleming-1423.
Mary Ellis formerly Fleming
Born about 1755 in Colonial Virginiamap
Ancestors ancestors
Daughter of John Fleming and Susanna (Skelton) Fleming
Sister of John Fleming and Susanna (Fleming) Lewis
Wife of John Ellis ? married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Wife of Warner Lewis Jr. ? married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Died about 1820 [location unknown]
"There is....recorded in Goochland, a deed dated Nov. 11. 1777, from Warner Lewis, Jr., of Severn Hall, Gloucester Co., to John Page, of Rosewell, conveying a tract of land in Goochland, called Dover, containing 700 acres, which had lately become vested in the said Mary and Susannah Fleming her sister, as co-heirs of their brother John Fleming, deceased."
Revolutionary War pension application submitted by Mary and sister Susanna shows married names and relation to brother John.
Pension Application of John Fleming BLWt409-400 Transcribed and annotated by C. Leon Harris [Punctuation partly corrected.]
Mary Ellis formerly Fleming
Born about 1755 in Colonial Virginiamap
Ancestors ancestors
Daughter of John Fleming and Susanna (Skelton) Fleming
Sister of John Fleming and Susanna (Fleming) Lewis
Wife of John Ellis ? married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Wife of Warner Lewis Jr. ? married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Died about 1820 [location unknown]
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Biography
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Mary (Fleming) Ellis is a descendant of Pocahontas. Here is the trail.
Revolutionary War pension application submitted by Mary and sister Susanna shows married names and relation to brother John.
Pension Application of John Fleming BLWt409-400 Transcribed and annotated by C. Leon Harris [Punctuation partly corrected.]
I do certify, that Mrs Mary Ellis and Mrs Susanna Lewis, named in the within power of Attorney, were Mary & Susanna Fleming and the only surviving sisters of the within named John Fleming and coheiresses of their uncle Thomas Fleming and I have known those two ladees for many years and know them to be the persons which they represent themselves to be. And I do moreover certify that I am well acquainted with the within named Thomas and John Fleming for many years, and that they were the officers they are stated to be in this power of Attorney, and that Thomas Fleming died a natural death in the service of his Country, & that John Fleming was killed at the Battle of Princeton [3 Jan 1777], and that all the facts related in the said power of attorney are true Given from under my hand in the city of Richmond this eighth day of October 1807 [signed] Wm. Fleming [William Fleming] Henrico County &c/ The above Certificate Sworn to before me in due form agreeable to law this 8 Oc?r 1807 Dan L Hylton
I was well acquainted with Colonel Thomas Fleming of the 9 Virginia Regiment on Continental th establishment, and with Captain John Fleming (I think) of the 5 Regiment of the same line. I well th recollect that Colonel Fleming died in service, but at what time, I do not at this late day remember. Captain John Fleming was killed at the Battle of Princeton, which happened the begining of the year 1777, as well as I can recollect ? it is said that he was entitled, or was promoted, before his death, but of this fact, I had no Certain information. I have always understood, and verily believe, that both these Gentlemen died without ever having been married. Given under my hand at Richmond this 8 day of October 1807. th James Wood formerly B. Gen?l. Continental Army. NOTE: A power of attorney states that Mary Ellis was the wife of John Ellis and formerly the widow of Worner Lewis, and that Susanna Lewis was the widow of Adison Lewis. It also states that Thomas Fleming died of small pox.
I do certify, that Mrs Mary Ellis and Mrs Susanna Lewis, named in the within power of Attorney, were Mary & Susanna Fleming and the only surviving sisters of the within named John Fleming and coheiresses of their uncle Thomas Fleming and I have known those two ladees for many years and know them to be the persons which they represent themselves to be. And I do moreover certify that I am well acquainted with the within named Thomas and John Fleming for many years, and that they were the officers they are stated to be in this power of Attorney, and that Thomas Fleming died a natural death in the service of his Country, & that John Fleming was killed at the Battle of Princeton [3 Jan 1777], and that all the facts related in the said power of attorney are true Given from under my hand in the city of Richmond this eighth day of October 1807 [signed] Wm. Fleming [William Fleming] Henrico County &c/ The above Certificate Sworn to before me in due form agreeable to law this 8 Oc?r 1807 Dan L Hylton
I was well acquainted with Colonel Thomas Fleming of the 9 Virginia Regiment on Continental th establishment, and with Captain John Fleming (I think) of the 5 Regiment of the same line. I well th recollect that Colonel Fleming died in service, but at what time, I do not at this late day remember. Captain John Fleming was killed at the Battle of Princeton, which happened the begining of the year 1777, as well as I can recollect ? it is said that he was entitled, or was promoted, before his death, but of this fact, I had no Certain information. I have always understood, and verily believe, that both these Gentlemen died without ever having been married. Given under my hand at Richmond this 8 day of October 1807. th James Wood formerly B. Gen?l. Continental Army. NOTE: A power of attorney states that Mary Ellis was the wife of John Ellis and formerly the widow of Worner Lewis, and that Susanna Lewis was the widow of Adison Lewis. It also states that Thomas Fleming died of small pox.
Celebrated in poetry as a Southern belle.
Robertson credits her with a son and a daughter, at least, by her 1st husband, Warner Lewis.
She left a will, bequeathing the residue to her niece, Susan Byrd, the eventual sole heiress of the family.
revwarapps.org/blwt409-400.5.pdf
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