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     Joseph A Fowlkes was born in 1724.¹ He married Mary Jane Jennings, daughter of William Henry Jennings and Mary Jane Pulliam, at Hanover, Virginia, USA.¹ Joseph A Fowlkes died in April 1789 at Nottoway, Virginia, USA.¹

     Gabriel Fowlkes was born in 1696 at Denbighshire, Wales.¹ He married Elizabeth unknown in 1718.² Gabriel Fowlkes died in 1775.¹
     He Birth:      1696
Denbighshire, Wales
Death:      1775
Amelia County
Virginia, USA

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~~ GABRIEL FOWLKES, I ~~
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"Gabriel Fowlkes, I" was born in 1696 @ Denbighshire, Wales. He died before 4-4-1775 @ 79.

He left no will, but his "5 Children" agreed on the dispersion of his estate which was dated 4-4-1775 in the Amelia Co., VA Deed Bk. 13/320.
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According to "Just Plain Fowlkes--Our Lineage from Gabriel, I, 2nd. Edition, 2006" by Stephen Fowlkes, "He first appeared in 1721 in King William Co., VA. In 1727 this Co. became Caroline Co. in St. John's Parish....His plantation lay on the North Anna River close to Hawkins Creek near 3 Dickerson brothers, Thomas, Griffith, & William..."
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"GABRIEL FOWLKES, I" MARRIED "Elizabeth---" in 1718.

They had 5 CHILDREN:

~~JOHN A. FOWLKES (1722-1799)
1. m: Sarah Jennings (1730-1782) = daughter of Col. William Henry Jennings & Mary Jane 'Polly' Pulliam Jennings.
10 children from marriage to Sarah Jennings Fowlkes.
2. m: Judith Penick (1747-1823) = daughter of John Penick & Mary Mallory Penick.
No children from marriage to Judith Penick Fowlkes.

~~JOSEPH A. FOWLKES (1724-1789)
m: Mary Jennings (1732-1822) = daughter of Col. William Henry Jennings & Mary Jane 'Polly' Pulliam Jennings & the sister of Sarah Jennings above.

~~GABRIEL FOWLKES, JR. (1725-1793) =
*** Col. during The Rev. War ***
m: Ursula Thompson (1722 VA--).
Had 8 Children from their marriage.

~~ELIZABETH FOWLKES (1727-?)
m: John Augustine Clarke of Pineville.

~~MARY 'POLLY' FOWLKES (1730-?)
m: James Wade.
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~~Lynda, 5-great's-granddaughter to "John A. Fowlkes & Sarah Jennings Fowlkes" through their daughter, Jerusha Fowlkes Ellington.
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Family links:
Children:
John A. Fowlkes (1722 - 1799)*
Joseph A. Fowlkes (1724 - 1789)*


Burial:
Unknown

Created by: LABG
Record added: Oct 20, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 119041810.³

     Elizabeth unknown married Gabriel Fowlkes in 1718.¹
     As of 1718,her married name was Elizabeth Fowlkes.¹

     Samuel Yancy Thompson Sr was born on 24 December 1728 at Spotsylvanis, VIrginia, USA.² He married Anne 'Nancy' Jennings, daughter of William Henry Jennings and Mary Jane Pulliam.¹ Samuel Yancy Thompson Sr died on 11 September 1779 at Amelia, Virginia, USA, at age 50.²
     He Son of Rev. Samuel S. Thompson & Mary McDonald.

His mother died on Christmas Day, the day after he was born. He was given the name Samuel after his father because he was born so close to his father's birth date (Dec. 31). He was given the middle name of Yancey after his father remarried.

Married 1752 in Amelia Co., VA to Anne "Nancy" Jennings.

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vapittsy/Robertsongen.html

Samuel Thompson, given of Caroline, 1758
He bought two tracts of land and his widow moved after his death to Pittsylvania County. His son, Washington Thompson lived near what is now known as Chestnut Level. The two tracts were bought in Pittsylvania County, before he died.
For Reboulionary War service consult Mrs. Kirk Perrow, Hurt, Virginia, or her membership paper, D.A.R.

Samuel Thompson bought land in Pittsylvania County, Va. before he died in Amelia County, Va. His wife, Anne and children moved to Pittsylvania County after his death. His Executors, Christopher Robertson, a son-in-law and Joseph Jennings, a brother-in-law, completed payments to Byrd Pruettand made Deed to Anne Thompson, widow of Samuel Thompson. (See Will ofSamuel Thompson, probated in Amelia County, Va., in 1779)

Heitman's Historical Register gives Samuel Thompson as a Captain, Virginia militia, 1777-1778. Virginia Statutes, compiled by William Walter Henning....That he married Anne, youngest daughter of the retired British Officer, William Jennings.


AMELIA COUNTY COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA? Will Book 2? Page 342

Will of Samuel Thompson??Sept.7, 1779 ( Died in Amelia County.

In the name of God Amen I Samuel Thompson of Amelia County, Va., being weak and sick of body, but of perfect sence and memory, blessed be God,do think proper to make my last Will & Testament.
My soul I recommend to God in expectation of eternal happiness, through the merits of Christ my body, I have to mingle with the native dust till the resurrection of the last day, and what worldly estate God has blessedme with, I dispose of it as follows
Viz: To my daughter Milly, l give negro Rachel & Mutt, togetherwith whatever of my estate she has already in possession to her and herheirs forever intending her to share in any of the rest of my estate.
I lend to my beloved wife Anne, (Anne Jennings) all my estate real and personal during her natural life except the bequests and legacies hereafter mentioned and my Will is that my children while under age or unmarried be maintained and receive a customary education at the expense of it, not designing hereby for them to be brought up in idleness.
I give and bequeath to my daughter, Mary Pulliam my negro boy Lewis to her and her heirs forever, over and above an equal share with the restof my children, in consideration of her being
afflicted with lameness
............ my negro beginning at Abram and taking in all younger than him, excepting Mutt and Lewis above mentioned and also Dinah and Peter, whom. I have sold, including those who shall hereafter be born of Pheby, Judy, Sussey and Hannah and live to the age of two years, devise to my children, Milly excepted as above, in the following manner,
Viz: To my eldest son Jennings, I give Abram; To my daughter Mary Pulliam, Mazula and so with respect to the rest born of children and negros to proceed in a regular rotation till the decease of my wife, tobe possessed by them when they respectively come of age or marry and to be theirs and their heirs forever.
I also will that each of my children when they come to age or marry, shall have a bed and furniture, I give Jennings my chestnut sorrel horse and saddle and to each of my other sons at the turn aforesaid, a horseof moderate value and saddle, and also to my daughter Mary Pulliam? anda saddle to my daughter Nancy.
My Will is that if any of my children die before they come of age or marry, that their respective legacies above mentioned remain in the estate and be as if they never had been bequeathed and that if any of them should be deprived of their proportion of negros, by the death of the said negros before their receiving them, that the estate owe them the value of such negro. The rest of my estate both real and personal remaining in the hand of my wife I leave to be equally divided at her decease, among all my children except Milly as aforesaid .
My Will is that my Executors may and I do hereby empower them to sell the land on which I now live to enable my estate to pay my debts, etc., and I constitute and appoint my brother-in-law,
Joseph Jennings, my son-in-law Christopher Robertson and my son Jennings the Executors of this my last Will & Testament.
In confirmation of the whole, I have here unto set my hand and seal this first day of September, one thousand seven hundred and seventy nine. (1779)
Signed and sealed, pronounced and declared in presence of Jerimiah Walker, Joseph Jennings & John Jennings.

Samuel Thompson ( Seal)

Codicil:

Whereas I made a Will and Testament, bearing date the first day of September, 1779, I do by these presents ratify and confirm the same to be my last Will and Testament, and do add thereto by way of Codicil,That it is my Will that my Executors, in order so the payment of my debts and fullfilling my engagements to Byrd Pruett of PittsylvaniaCounty (Virginia) for land, stock and etc. that I have bought of him, do sell not only the land on which I now live as mentioned in my said Will, but whatever they conceive may best be spared from the necessary support of my family, negros not excepted, so that they do not run counter to the legacies mentioned in my said Will. And my Will is that this Codicil be esteemed a part of my last Will and Testament.

In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this
seventh day of Sept. 1779. Samuel Thompson (Seal)

Signed, Sealed, pronounced and declared in the presence of Jerimiah Walker, John Jennings, and George Cabiness.

Will Probated Sept. 23, 1779, C.L.D.B. 14, Page 352. Samuel Thompson died in 1779 in Amelia County.

Amelia County Clerk's Office, Va. , Deed Book 15, Page 216
Nov. 1 1779, to comply with the last Will of Samuel Thompson, Christopher Robertson, Executor, sold to Joseph Jennings, the plantation on which Samuel Thompson formerly lived; 170 Acres adjoining Joseph Jennings, Jesse Walton, John Jennings and James Oliver Deed recorded Nov. 25, 1779.

AMELIA COUNTY, Va. D.B. 13, Page 80, Samuel Thompson bought 100 acres of land on Barebone Creek branches from James Hanks, 1774 year.

Amelia County Va D.B. 13, page 86, Samuel Thompson bought 200 acres of land from Joseph Jennings and Anne his wife. On north side of Deep Creek and at Oliver's line, June 1, 1774.

AMELIA COUNTY, VA. D.B. 13,Page 90. Samuel Thompson sold to Joseph Thompson on both sides of Little Nottaway River, 450 Acres of land, 6 Oct. 1774. Dower relinquished by Anne, his wife.

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Family links:
Spouse:
Nancy Anne Jennings Thompson (1736 - 1811)*

Children:
Mildred Anne Thompson Robertson (1760 - 1833)
George Washington Thompson (1766 - 1841)

Burial:
George W. Thompson Family Cemetery
Pittsylvania County
Virginia, USA

Maintained by: Find A Grave
Originally Created by: Hank Rogers
Record added: Dec 27, 2012
Find A Grave Memorial# 102714981.²

     Unknown Thompson died before 1750.¹

     George Washington Thompson was born in 1766.¹ He died in 1841.¹

     Mildred Anne Thompson was born in 1760.¹ She died in 1833.¹

     John Shaw was born in 1870 at Uckfield, Sussex, England.^2,3 He was born circa 1873 at England.¹ He was born in August 1874 at England. He married Elizabeth Botten, daughter of William Botten and Jane Carter, on 21 July 1896 at St Giles, Chamberwell, Southwark, London, England.^4,5,6
     John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at St Augustine Ecclestastical Parish, Preston, Sussex, England.² John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten immigrated on 3 July 1908 to Empress of Britian, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.^7,8
John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten appeared on the census of 1911 at 17 Central Ward, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.⁹
John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten appeared on the census of 1921 at Capital Ward, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.⁷

     Elizabeth Botten was born in 1875 at Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England.³ She was born in 1879 at England.¹ She married John Shaw on 21 July 1896 at St Giles, Chamberwell, Southwark, London, England.^1,4,5
     Elizabeth Botten was also known as Elizabeth Botton. Elizabeth Botten was also known as Bolten.⁴ As of 21 July 1896,her married name was Shaw.^1,4
Elizabeth Botten and John Shaw appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at St Augustine Ecclestastical Parish, Preston, Sussex, England.³ Elizabeth Botten and John Shaw immigrated on 3 July 1908 to Empress of Britian, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.^6,7
Elizabeth Botten and John Shaw appeared on the census of 1911 at 17 Central Ward, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.⁸
Elizabeth Botten and John Shaw appeared on the census of 1921 at Capital Ward, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.⁶ As of 1924, Elizabeth Botten was also known as Bottén.⁹ She witnessed the marriage of Randolph Phillip McLeod and Doris May Shaw on 7 March 1931 at Luke's Anglican Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.^10,11,12

     Reginald John Shaw was born in 1897 at Worthing, Sussex, England.² He was born on 20 November 1898 at Worthing, Sussex, England.³ He was born circa 1899 at England.¹ He married Ellen Jane Orange unknown, daughter of Thomas Alfred Orange and Ada May Hofkins, on 26 July 1924.⁴ Reginald John Shaw died on 26 December 1945 at age 47.⁵
     He appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in the household of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten at St Augustine Ecclestastical Parish, Preston, Sussex, England.² Reginald John Shaw appeared on the census of 1911 in the household of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten at 17 Central Ward, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.⁶ Reginald John Shaw appeared on the census of 1921 in the household of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten at Capital Ward, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.⁷ Reginald John Shaw witnessed the marriage of Randolph Phillip McLeod and Doris May Shaw on 7 March 1931 at Luke's Anglican Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.^8,9,10

     Ellen Jane Orange unknown was born on 10 November 1902 at Canada.¹ She married Reginald John Shaw, son of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten, on 26 July 1924.¹ Ellen Jane Orange unknown died on 29 March 1996 at age 93.² She was buried after 29 March 1996 at Park Lane Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.³
     As of 26 July 1924,her married name was Shaw.¹

     Thomas Alfred Orange married Ada May Hofkins.¹

     Ada May Hofkins married Thomas Alfred Orange.¹ Ada May Hofkins was born in February 1882 at England.
     Her married name was Orange.¹ She immigrated in 1893.

     Gordon Shaw was born in March 1903 at England.²
     He witnessed the immigration of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten on 3 July 1908 at Empress of Britian, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.^3,4 Gordon Shaw appeared on the census of 1911 in the household of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten at 17 Central Ward, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.⁵

     Elsie Shaw was born in May 1906 at England.¹ She married John Ross Robertson, son of John Robertson and Katherine Weir, on 7 July 1925 at Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA.²
     Elsie Shaw witnessed the immigration of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten on 3 July 1908 at Empress of Britian, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.^3,4 Elsie Shaw appeared on the census of 1911 in the household of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten at 17 Central Ward, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.⁵ Elsie Shaw appeared on the census of 1921 in the household of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten at Capital Ward, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.³ As of 7 July 1925,her married name was Robertson.² Elsie Shaw witnessed the marriage of Randolph Phillip McLeod and Doris May Shaw on 7 March 1931 at Luke's Anglican Church, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.^6,7,8

     Howard Frank Shaw was born in September 1906 at England.^1,3 He married Isabella Davidson, daughter of John Davidson and Minnie Morrison, on 20 September 1926 at Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.² Howard Frank Shaw died on 25 May 1997 at Los Angeles, California, USA, at age 90. He died on 29 May 1997 at Los Angeles, California, USA, at age 90.
     He witnessed the immigration of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten on 3 July 1908 at Empress of Britian, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.^4,5 Howard Frank Shaw appeared on the census of 1911 in the household of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten at 17 Central Ward, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.⁶ Howard Frank Shaw appeared on the census of 1921 in the household of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten at Capital Ward, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.⁴

     Douglas Shaw was born circa 1913 at Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.¹
     He appeared on the census of 1921 in the household of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten at Capital Ward, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.²

     Majory Shaw was born circa 1918 at Ontario, Canada.¹
     She appeared on the census of 1921 in the household of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten at Capital Ward, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.²

     Isabella Davidson was born in 1906 at Brightan, England.¹ She married Howard Frank Shaw, son of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten, on 20 September 1926 at Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.¹
     As of 20 September 1926,her married name was Shaw.¹

     John Davidson married Minnie Morrison.¹

     Minnie Morrison married John Davidson.¹
     Her married name was Davidson.¹

     John Ross Robertson was born circa 1902 at Canada.¹ He married Elsie Shaw, daughter of John Shaw and Elizabeth Botten, on 7 July 1925 at Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA.¹

     John Robertson married Katherine Weir.¹

     Katherine Weir married John Robertson.¹
     Her married name was Robertson.¹

     Rev. Alfred Henry McLeod was born circa 1862 at Millstream, Kings, New Brusnwick, Canada.² He married Mabel Elizabeth Colpitts, daughter of Christian Roberts Colpitts and Hulda Dernier, on 24 December 1889 at at the home of Christian Colpitts, Dover, Westmorland, New Brusnwick, Canada.^3,4 Rev. Alfred Henry McLeod died in 1934 at Riverbank Community Cemetery, Riverbank, Kings, New Brusnwick, Canada.⁵
     Rev. Alfred Henry McLeod appeared on the census of 1911 at Gladstone, New Brunswick, Canada.⁶
Rev. Alfred Henry McLeod appeared on the census of 1921 at Wolfville, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada.⁷
Rev. Alfred Henry McLeod was mentioned in the obituary of Blanche Bessie McLeod published on 3 January 1944 in Ottawa Journal, Ottawa, Canada.⁸