Notes for Andrew Anderson

Notes for Andrew Anderson

(1) "First Marriage Record of Augusta County, Virginia, 1785-1813, "
by
Col. Thomas Hughart Chapter DAR, Augusta Co., VA (The McClure Co .,
Inc.,
Staunton, VA) p.14. LDS film #003
0,415.

(2) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood
Village,
CO.

(3) "Annals of Augusta County From 1726-1871," by Joseph Addison
Waddell
(2nd ed., C. Russell Caldwell, Staunton, VA, 1902) p.332. LDS f
ilm
#1000,633, item 2.

(4) "Marriage Bonds, Virginia Genealogies and County Records," Vol .
I,
by Annie Walker Burns, p.30.

(5) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia,
Extracted
from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by
Lyman
Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2,
p.15
7,203-104,301,350,469, 471. Vol. 3, p.174,177,574,591. FHL #975.591/F
2s.
Cites: (a) Augusta Co., VA Deed Bk
27,
p.47.

(6) Will of Andrew Anderson dtd 28 May 1921, Augusta Co., VA Probat
e
Records, Vol. 14 1819-1827, p.258. FHL
film
#30,320.

(7) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher (1
965)
p.114-115,321,322. FHL #975.5 H2b
w.

(8) "Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840," by John Vogt & T.
William
Kethley Jr., p.32,264. FHL #975.5
916
V2v.

(9) 1810 census index. Augusta Co.,
VA,
p.312.

Birth: (7) c.1750, Augusta Co., VA, s/o John Anderson/Jean. 6th ch
ild.
(5) s/o John Anderson.

(9) Age over 45 in 1810 (b. 1765
or
before).
Marriage to __ Crawford: (5) d/o George Crawford,
bef.
1783.
Marriage to Martha Crawford: (1,5,8) By the Rev. William Wilson, 1 3
Mar
1788, Augusta Co., VA. (3) (4,5,8) Bond dated 12 Mar 1788, Augusta
Co.,
VA. Bondsman, John Miller. (7) His
2nd
wife.

Death: (6) Will dtd 29 May 1821. (7) Will probated 1823, Augusta Co
.,
VA.

(7) Served as Ensign, Lieutenant, and Captain
in
Revolution.

(5) Revolutionary war declaration made Jul 1834 by Samuel Bell,
applying
for pension from Augusta Co., VA, mentions service with Andrew
Anderson,
William Anderson, George Moffett, Joseph Patterson, John
Dickenson,
Samuel McDowell, __ Arbuckle, Robert Renick, John Wilson ,
James
Mitchell, Joseph Brown, Thomas Smith, John Bell, George Craig ,
Robert
Fulton, Col. Campbell, Robert Kirk, James Bell, George Keller, company
of
William Campbell.
Samuel Bell entered VA line on Continental establishment 8 Mar
1777,
ensign in Capt. McGuire's Co. attached to 16th Regiment commanded by
Col.
William Grayson. Promoted Lt. in Capt. Thos. Bell's Co. in same
regiment.
Was at Battle of Brandywine, Germantown, Guilford, Hotwater. John
Bell's
declaration 22 Dec 1834 mentions Capt. Thomas Smith, Capt.
Joseph
Patterson, Lt. Andrew Anderson, Maj.
John
Crawford.

(3) 1781: Was stationed with his regiment at
Fort
Pitt.

(2) Aft. 1781: Was elected to represent Augusta Co., VA in the Hous e
of
Delegates, and served many years. (7) Served for many consecutive
years
in the VA House of Delegates from
Augusta
Co.
(2) 1784, 12 Jun: Was living in Augusta
Co.,
VA.

(5) 1785, 25 Jun: John Anderson deed to his son Andrew Anderson,
Augusta
Co., VA.
Delivered: William Anderson, the present owner, 8
Jul
1815.
(5) 1787, 20 Feb: His father left him a tract adjoining John
Patterson
and some slaves, Augusta Co., VA.
(5a) 1790, 19 Oct: Andrew and Martha Anderson and James and
Margaret
Allen deed to John Griner, Augusta Co., VA, part of a tract patented
to
John Anderson, dec'd, and by him conveyed in his lifetime to Andrew
and
James.

(7) 1794: Was the Colonel in command of the militia of Augusta Co.
,
VA.

(5) 1812: Moody vs. Moody, Augusta Co., VA court. Andrew Moody d.
Augusta
ca. 1810-1811 intestate, without wife or children. Andrew Moody Jr.
of
Barren Co., KY and his
brothers and sisters only heirs. Andrew Anderson administrator,
answers
that Andrew Moody came to Augusta before the Revolutionary War
with
another person who called himself Andrew Anderson. Andrew Moody Jr.
says
Andrew Moody was an Irishman, was a citizen of VA and moved
to
KY.

(9) 1810: Andrew Anderson living in Augusta Co., VA: 1 male under 1 0
(b.
1800-1810); 1 male & 1 female 10-16 (b. 1794-1800); 1 mal e & 1
female
16-26 (b. 1784-1794); 1 male 16-45 (b. 1764-1784); 1 mal e & 1 female
45+
(b. 1765 or before).

(5) 1811: Thomas McCarthy vs. Massingbird in Circuit Court. In 1798
,
Thomas McCarthy Sr., father of orator, bought of George
Massingbird
adjoining tracts on little Levels in Bath adjoining Chas.
Kinneson,
William Hughes, Jno. McNeile, Wm. Poage, Jacob Kinneson,
Lazarus
Batley,
Jno. McNeil, James Laird, 1010 acres. James Crawford of August a
claimed
270 acres. ... Suit was brought in District Court by heirs of
James
Crawford and judgment rendered for them for 270 acres. Deputy
Surveyor
Thos. Arbuckle surveyed 322 acres instead of 270 acres. ...
James
Crawford's representatives are, viz: Widow Mary Crawford and
children,
viz: Sarah, James, William, John, Polly. Answer, 27 Jun 1 815, of
Polly
and Elizabeth Crawford, infants... James Crawford, father of Polly
and
Elizabeth, was eldest son and heir of George Crawford, who
died
intestate, as to said land. Col. Andrew Anderson deposes 29 Oct 1818
in
Staunton, VA at the tavern of Dabney Cosby, he married eldest daughter
of
George Crawford of Augusta. She died 12 Aug 1786 . George died
between
1780 and 1784. James was eldest son of George . Andrew knew Col.
Samuel
Lewis who moved from Augusta to Greenbrier, and was son of Gen.
Andrew
Lewis.

(6) 1821, 29 May: Wrote his will. Left to sons Robert, James, and
W
illiam "the plantation whereon I now live to be divided between them,
"
Robert's 200 acres bordering on a river and Crawford's line. Left his
son
Robert 8 slaves and "his horse and saddle as his own
property.
"
Gave his son James 2 slaves. Gave daughter Sally and her husband
Jacob
Ruff 3 slaves and "all the personal property they received at or
after
their marriage." Left to daughter Nancy and her husband William
Crawford
two slaves and "all the personal property they received at or after
their
marriage." Left to grandchildren Susy Brown and George Brown $200
each.
Son Robert executor.

!BIRTH: Descendants Of John Anderson
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!DEATH: Descendants Of John Anderson And