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NOTE: Northumberland, Westmoreland, Stafford, Prince Wm/King George, Fauquier/Fairfax Cos. are all the same area
My main interest is Jane CLAYTOR m. John REEDS(my many-grt uncle) Can anyone help fill in the blanks?
Descendants of Thomas Claytor
Generation No. 1
1. THOMAS1 CLAYTOR was born in Emigrated to Westmoreland c. 1650, and died Bef. 1718. He married KATHERINE (?) CLAYTOR. She died Bef. 10/06/1720 in Westmoreland Co., Va..
Notes for THOMAS CLAYTOR:
Wills of Westmoreland Co., Va.
CLAYTOR, THOMAS, 23 July 1718; 18 Oct. 1718.
Grandson Thomas son of William Claytor 40 acres of land adjoining the 60 acres already given to William Claytor by Edward Cony; son Thomas the rest of my land; my wife Katherine personal estate. Son Thomas and wife exrs.
Notes for KATHERINE (?) CLAYTOR:
CLAYTER, KATHERINE, 22 June 1720; 6 Oct. 1720.
Son Thomas 1 shilling; dau. Jane Carter 1 shilling; dau. Ann Goff and grandson Thomas Clayter residue of estate equally.
Children of THOMAS CLAYTOR and KATHERINE CLAYTOR are:
2. i. JANE2 CLAYTOR, b. Abt. 1670; d. Aft. 1723.
3. ii. THOMAS CLAYTOR, d. Bef. 09/28/1756, Westmoreland Co., Va..
iii. ANN CLAYTOR, m. MR GOFF.
iv. WILLIAM CLAYTOR.
Generation No. 2
2. JANE2 CLAYTOR (THOMAS1)1 was born Abt. 1670, and died Aft. 1723. She married JOHN REEDS1, son of SAMUEL READ/REEDS and (MRS.?) REEDS. He was born Abt. 1669 in Westmoreland, Washington Parish, Va.1, and died 1723 in Westmoreland, Washington Parish, Va.1.
Notes for JOHN REEDS:
Wills of Westmoreland Co., Va.
REED, JOHN, 3 Jan. 1723; 10 March 1723.
My four sons John, William, Claytor and Thomas lands; dau. Mary Reed 3 head of cattle; wife Jane and Giles Carter exrs. 1 mare, saddle and heifer to wife Jane.
Children of JANE CLAYTOR and JOHN REEDS are:
i. CLAYTOR3 REEDS1, b. Bef. 1715.
ii. JOHN REEDS1, b. Bef. 1715.
iii. MARY REEDS1, b. Bef. 1715; m. GILES CARTER1; b. Bef. 1701; d. 1745.
Notes for GILES CARTER:
King George Co., VA
Will of Giles Carter, 1745
(son of Giles Carter)
King George County, VA Will Book A-I 1721-1752 pages 186-187
In the name of God Amen. This ninteenth day of November One thousand seven
hundred and forty five, I giles Carter of King George county being very
sick and weak in body but of perfect and sound mind and memory, thanks be
to god therefore, calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that
is is appointed for all men once to die, do ake and ordain this my last
will and testament, that is to say
Imprimis: I leave to Mary my dearly beloved wife all my real and personal
estate to stand and remain as it is now during her natural life excepting
that such debts as I owe are to be paid out of it when demanded.
Item: I give and bequeath to my son William Carter a negro girl called
Nann and a dutch sppinning wheel to him and his heirs forever.
I give and bequeath unto my son Giles Carter the upper part of that parcel
of land I bought of John Gollothon beginning at a great poplar in William
Deakin's old field running across Stuffy's old field along a valle to the
white marsh to Thomas Claytor's line. Likewise I give and bequeath unto the
said Gils Carter a Negro boy called Jemmy, and a negro girl called Moll
during his natural life and after his decease the said land and Negroes
with increase to fall to John Carter the son of the said Giles Carter,
Junr. and his heirs forever. Also I give and bequeat unto my said son Giles
three sheep and my gun.
Item: I give and bequeath unto my son John Carter the residue of my land
and a Negro boy called George and a Negro girl called Bess to him and his
heirs forever. I give him likewise afeather bed and furniture and a small
chest that he makes use of.
I give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary Webb four head of cattle her
choice of all my cattle except two brindled heifers a brindle cow with wide
horns and a cow called Thomas Cow.
Iten: I given unto my son in law Anthony Gerrard one shilling sterling.
Item: I give unto William Garrard, my grandson one Crown sterling.
Item: I give unto Thomas Reads my wearing clothes except my great coat and
four barrels of Indian Corn.
Item I give unto my granddaughter Mary Garrard a Negro girl called Jenny,
the said negro girl to be in the care of my son John Carter until the said
Mary Garrard be married, but if the said Mary Garrard dies before she
arrives to capacity to enjoy it, the said Negro to be valued, and the value
to equally divided among my three sons. My will and desire is that my son
John shall live on my plantatin with his mother during her life. I desire
that in case my son Giles should die before his son arives at full age that
my son John shall have the management of what I left him. And lastly at the
death of my wife the remainder part of my estate to be equally divided
among my three sons.
I constitute and ordain my son John and my wife Mary executor and
executrix of this my last will and testament. I do hereby utterly disallow
revoke and disanull all and every other former wills, testaments, legacies,
bequests and execurs by me in any ways before this maned willed and
bequeathed, ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will
and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the
day and year above writ.
Giles X Carter *******Seal*****
Signed and published and declared by the said
Giles Carter as his last will and testament in the presence of us
the subscribers
Chrisr. Collins
William Bartlett
Willm. Reads X his mark
At a court held for King George county on Friday February 7th, 1745
(1745/6) The last will and testament of Giles carter, Deceased was
presented into Court by Mary Carter and John Carter his executors who made
oath thereto and the same was proved by the oats of the witnesses thereto
subscribed and admitted to records. Copa. Test Harry Turner Cl., Cur
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by:
Joyce Hetrick - joyce@mev.net
iv. THOMAS REEDS1, b. Bef. 1715.
v. WILLIAM REEDS1, b. Bef. 1715.
3. THOMAS2 CLAYTOR (THOMAS1) died Bef. 09/28/1756 in Westmoreland Co., Va.. He married ANN MOTHERSHEAD Bef. 1730.
Notes for THOMAS CLAYTOR:
Wills of Westmoreland Co., Va.
CLAYTOR, THOMAS, 27 Dec. 1750; 28 Sept. 1756.
Eldest son John 5 shillings; sons Thomas and Alvin land; dau. Elizabeth Claytor land; dau. Anne a looking glass; sons William and Samuel land; grand son William son of John land; my seven children.
"Thomas CLAITOR" quit rent rolls 1691/2 Westmoreland Co., Va. pg. 105
Children of THOMAS CLAYTOR and ANN MOTHERSHEAD are:
i. THOMAS3 CLAYTOR.
ii. ALVIN CLAYTOR.
iii. ELIZABETH CLAYTOR.
iv. ANNE CLAYTOR.
v. WILLIAM CLAYTOR.
vi. SAMUEL CLAYTOR.
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