Rebecca B. Chisum

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Surveyor
• Military: War of 1812

Notes:

Descendants of James Chisum

Generation No. 5


6. JAMES STEWART5 CHISUM (ELIJAH4, JOHN3, JOHN2, JAMES1) was born November 26, 1774 in VA, Halifax Co., USA, and died in TN, Hardeman Co., USA. He married ELIZABETH GIBBONS January 26, 1794 in TN, Hawkins, USA,, daughter of THOMAS GIBBONS and ANN EPPES. She was born November 12, 1774 in Surrey Co., Virginia/Albemarle Parish, VA, and died August 04, 1851 in TN, Hardeman Co., USA..

Notes for JAMES STEWART CHISUM:

On 1 Aug 1795 James was commissioned Lieutenant in Hawkins Co. Militia by Territorial Gov. William Blount. On 16 Jun 1800 he was commissioned Capt. in Grainger Co. Militia Reg and was living in Claiborne Co. at its organization in 1801, where he was a member of the Co. Court. James and Elijah Chisum removed to Middle Dist. of Tenn in 1801 after Elijah purchased 3000 acres of land. By 1809 James was in White Co. and was a recognized surveyor of Tenn. lands.

James Chisholm of Hawkins Co. TN; he served in the War of 1812, after which he was known as Major Chisholm; he represented Overton Co. in the State Senate of Tennessee, 1820-1823; He entered service 8 Oct 1811 as a private under Capt. Abel Willis Co, Col. Thomas McCorory's Reg. West Tenn Militia.

He transferred 17 Oct 1813 to Capt. William Russell's Co., Mounted Spies; served to 4 Apr 1814, residence at that time was Monroe Co.

The Mallary book says of James: "James remained in Overton Co., TN where he became the founder and trustee with Moses Fiske of the Fiske Female Academy (the first girls' school in the territory south of the Ohio River) . From 1819 to the time they moved to Hardeman Co., TN, he was a member of the Tenn. Assembly or Legislature. The whole family was well educated and interested in helping others to get an education.

From 1821 to 1825 James represented Overton, Jackson and White Counties in the 14th and 15th General Assemblies of the Tenn. State Senate.

In 1823 He came to Hardeman Co. and settled on land on Clover Creek near Cloverport. He was a Major of the Militia of Hardeman County. His home Place was owned by his son-in-law Robert Hicks Vernon and was known as the "Old Vernon place". On it is an old cemetery in which lie James Chisum and his wife and beside them lie Robert H. Vernon and his wife Nancy . Major James Chisum died intestate in 1834 and his wife Elizabeth died in 18 51.

They had ten children.

Besides a large plantation in Hardeman Co., TN, he owned a lumber mill, several farms as well as seventeen slaves. He died in Bolivar, TN in 1835.

Found in Hardeman Co., TN, 21 July 1837 is the following in Deed Bk . E, p.287: Claiborne Chisum, Thomas G. Chisum, John Johnson and wife Polly, Walter Robinson and wife Rebecca, Andrew Turner and wife Levina, Jonah Robinson and wife Elizabeth, to Robert H. Vernon (Husband of Nancy Epps Chisum) claim they may be entitled at death of Elizabeth Chisum, widow of James, in dower.

6 June 1836, James S. Chisum sells to George Overton, land in 10th Dist. R#, Sec. 6, 268 1/2 acres.

21 Sept. 1836, Hardeman Co., TN is settlement with Robert H. Vernon , administrator of the estate of James S. Chisum.

He became an extensive dealer in lands in Western Tennessee; he died in 1835 at his home in Hardeman Co.

Issue: Mary, Claiborne (father of John S . Chisholm,"cattle King" of the 1870's, for whom the Chisholm Trail was named), Lucinda, Rebecca, Nancy Eppes, Thomas G., Levina, James S., Elizabeth, and John G. Chisholm, and in 1840, they removed with their family to what is now Lamar Co. Texas.

Their daughter Sarah was twice married:
1.Benjamin Turner. 2. Dr. Henry G. McDonald. Of the first marriage was born John Benjamin Turner, father of the compiler of this material. Of the second marriage, a son, William J. Mc Donald, was born 21 Dec. 1844; he never married and, at his death in 1926, he left the bulk of his fortune to the University of Texas for the purpose of building an astronomical observatory. The observatory, built on Mt. Locke, was completed in 1939 and has the second telescope in size in this country.

James was appointed as Justice of the Peace of the newly formed Claiborne Co., TN in 1801; he was 27 years old. He, along with his father Elijah and brother John, formed the Chisum Land Company in Overton Co., TN. It is said they were quite wealthy.


Maude Pirtle Taylor Notes:
Major James Chisum removed with his father's family from Virginia to NC, and resided in the District of Washington and Sullivan Counties, which was included in the South West Territory in 1789. They were living in that part of Sullivan that became Hawkins Co., NC in 1786. Thomas Gibbons family also lived in the same district during the Rev. War. James Chisum was a surveyor by profession, and many deeds of East, and also West TN, bear his signature; also early town-sites plats, and county boundaries, maps, etc.

He served also as Capt., and later, Major of the Hardeman Co. Militia.

Received from M. Louise (Click) McPherson, date of birth to be 26 Nov 1774 instead of Jan.

1835 Adam Ross Simonton of Iredell Co., NC power of atty to James S . Chisum to sell land allotted to Wife, Jane, one of the Legatees of Washington Byers, Dec'd Hardeman Co., Deeds E, 8

More About JAMES STEWART CHISUM:
Burried: Chisum Homeplace, TN, Cloversport, USA
Fact 5: October 01, 1998

Notes for ELIZABETH GIBBONS:
Source Hardeman Co. TN Probates Wills 1845-1901
Spelling and punctuation as written

Last Will and Testament of Elizabeth Chisum

I Elizabeth Chisum (widow of James) of Hardeman County of State of Tennessee do make and publish this my last will and testament hereby revoking all wills by me heretofore made.

lst I give to my beloved son John G. my Bureau Table Cupboard cooking utensils knives forks and spoons.

2nd I give to my beloved daughters to wit Rebecca Robinson Nancy Vernon Livinia Turner and Elizabeth my beds bedstids and clothing to be equally divided between them.

3rd I give to my sons Claiborne and Thomas and my daughters Polly Johnson and the heirs of Lucy Hill one dollar each.

4th In consideration of my son John being youngest and not to well provided for (in?) land as the balance I give unto him my Negroes Jacob Dinah Siller Elridge Sam and Emily them and their increase all my money notes and accounts stock in fact everything I may leave I give to my son John except the gift above mentioned to my four daughters.

Lastly I hereby constitute and appoint my son John executor to this my last will and testament in testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal 24th July 1844.

Elizabeth Chisum (Seal)

Signed sealed and published in our presence and we have subscribed our names hereto in the presence of the testator the day and date above written.

John Caldwell Inv.t (?)
James Toone Inv.t (?)

State of Tennessee County Court August....? 1851 Hardeman County was this the sithin?, last will and testament of Elizabeth Chisum produced in open court and duly proven by the oaths of James Toone and John Caldwell the two subscribing witnesses to the same and ordered by t he court to be recorded and filed 4th Aug. 1851.
R.P. Neely Clk
L.B. Adam Dle# (3)

Elizabeth (Betsy) Gibbons, daughter of Thomas Gibbons and his wife , Anne Eppes. James and Elizabeth were married in Hawkins Co., TN. 2 6 Jan 1794.

More About ELIZABETH GIBBONS:
Burried: Hardeman Co., Tennessee

Children of JAMES CHISUM and ELIZABETH GIBBONS are:

9. i. LAVINIA6 CHISUM, b. February 10, 1808, TN, Claiborne Co., USA; d. Aft. 1874.
10. ii. MARY ANN CHISUM, b. March 06, 1795, TN, Hawkins Co., USA; d. March 24, 1853, Paris, TX, Lamar Co., USA.
11. iii. LUCINDA CHISUM, b. January 16, 1800, TN, Grainger Co., USA; d. Abt. 1834.
12. iv. THOMAS GIBBONS CHISUM, b. March 20, 1806, TN, Claiborne Co., USA; d. February 27, 1855.
v. JAMES SIMPSON CHISUM, b. January 29, 1810, TN, White Co., USA; d. Bef. December 20, 1884, Hardeman Co., TN.
Notes for JAMES SIMPSON CHISUM:
James never Married, died intestate in Hardeman Co., TN.
13. vi. ELIZABETH CHISUM, b. August 27, 1812, TN, White Co., USA; d. March 06, 1893, TN, Hardeman Co., USA..
14. vii. JOHN GIBBONS CHISUM, b. December 14, 1818, TN, White Co., USA; d. August 31, 1905, TN, Tipton Co., USA.
15. viii. CLAIRBORN CHISUM, b. June 22, 1797, TN, Grainger Co., USA; d. October 21, 1857, Paris, TX, Lamar Co., USA.
16. ix. REBECCA B. CHISUM, b. January 31, 1802, Claiborne, TN; d. TN, Hardeman Co., USA.
17. x. NANCY EPPES CHISUM, b. February 04, 1804, TN, Claiborne Co., USA; d. October 05, 1844, TN, Hardeman Co., USA.

James married Elizabeth Gibbons on 26 Jan 1794 in Hawkins County, Tennessee. Elizabeth (daughter of Thomas Gibbons and Ann Eppes) was born on 12 Nov 1774 in Albermarle County, Virginia; died in 1857. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alt Death: 4 Aug 1851, Hardeman County, Tennessee

Other Events and Attributes:

• Religion: Primitive Baptist
• Military: Revolutionary War Patriot
• Probate: 17 Apr 1819, White County, Tennessee

Notes:

Revolutionary Patriot...Lynn

White County,Tennessee Deed Abstracts:1801-1820, abstracted by Joyne Martin Murray, p. 118;

"Volume F Page 332 Indenture 18 Jan 1819 JAMES CHISUM, Overton Co.,TN, and JOHN CHISUM, White County, Exrs last will & Tes of ELIJAH CHISUM, Senr, one part and JOHN RUTLEDGE, other part, $2500 paid, secured by note, tr on Calf Killers fork of Caney fork, including late residence of sd Elijah, Decd, being part of 450 acre tr granted by TN to sd Elijah, Patent No 1858, 300 acres, reversing space for graves of late proprietors."

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Served as a captain under John Sevier in the Etowah Campaign against the Cherokee Indians.

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Member of the Tennessee Legislature, 3rd General Assembly, 1799-1801, representing Grainger County. House, 6th General Assembly, 1805-1807, representing Sumner County.

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This Elijah Chisum was the son of John Chisum and Elender Gullotine/Eleanor Gillington. He was descended from the Richard Chisholm who was born in 1613 in London, England, and was the first Chisholm to arrive in the colonies.

Elijah married Lucy Claiborne in about 1772. They had at least five children: James, John, William, Elizabeth, and Malinda Chisum. According to the Biographical Directory of the Tennessee General Assembly, Vol. 1, 1796-1861, by Robert McBride and Dan Robison (Tennessee State Library and Archives, 1975), Elijah was a pioneer farmer who owned much land and many slaves. He was a captain in the Revolutionary War and received a North Carolina Certificate which he exchanged for land.

He appears to have come first to Tennessee to Hawkins County, where he was commissioned a Justice of the Peace on 03 Nov 1790 by territorial Governor William Blount. On 10 Jun 1791, he was commissioned by Governor Blount as Captain in the Hawkins County Militia Regiment. He was a delegate from Hawkins County to the North Carolina Constitutional Convention of 1789 called to ratify the United States Constitution. Chisholm's Ford in Hawkins County was named for him.

He was active in the establishment of Grainger County in 1796, and he represented that county in the Tennessee House 3rd General Assembly from 1799 to 1801. From 1805 to 1807 he represented Sumner County in the Tennessee House 6th General Assembly but also represented Jackson, Smith, and Wilson Counties which did not have direct representation at that time. At the time of his death he lived near Sparta, White County, Tennessee.

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Religion:
Primitive Baptists, are also known as Hard Shell Baptists, Anti-Mission Baptists, or Old School Baptists. The adjective "Primitive" in the name has the sense of "original".

He was a member of the Big Spring Primitive Baptist Church...

He & Lucy joined the Spring Creek Baptist Church, Jackson County, Tennessee, June 15, 1804

Elijah married Mary Lucinda Herbert "Lucy" Claiborne in 1773 in Amelia County, Virginia. Mary (daughter of Richard Claiborne and Mary Hamlin) was born on 22 Aug 1760 in Amelia County, Virginia; died in 0Oct 1818 in Sparta, White County, Tennessee; was buried in Walker Cemetery, Sparta, White County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth: Aug. 22, 1760
Amelia County
Virginia, USA
Death: Oct., 1818
Sparta
White County
Tennessee, USA

Hamlin Lineage:
Mary Claiborne Chisum(6), Mary Hamlin(5), Charles(4), John(3), John(2), Stephen(1)


Family links:
Parents:
Richard Claiborne (1738 - 1776)
Mary Hamlin Claiborne (1734 - 1770)

Spouse:
Elijah James Chisum (1744 - 1818)

Children:
James Stewart Chisum (1774 - 1834)*
John Chisum (1776 - 1839)*
Elijah Chisum (1784 - 1818)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Walker Cemetery
Sparta
White County
Tennessee, USA

Created by: Karl Hamlin
Record added: Nov 17, 2012
Find A Grave Memorial# 100838991

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My Lucy Claiborne was born in 1758 in Amelia Virginia and died in 1818 in White County Tennessee. She married Elijah Chisum in 1772 in Sparta, White County Tennessee. Her parents were Richard Claiborne born 1738 in Amelia Virginia and married to a Mary Hamlin born 1734.

Thomas married Ann Eppes. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 28 Sep 1792, Amelia County, Virginia
• Probate: 24 Jan 1793, Amelia County, Virginia

Notes:

"In the name of God Amen, I John Chisum of Amelia County being of sound mind and memory do Constitute Make and Ordain this to be my last Will and Testament as follows --

I give and devise to my Son and Law William Pattello and his Heirs forever a Certain trac or parcel of Land bound as follow Beginning at a Path by Jose Hillsmans line thence along the said line to a corner and from thence along the line formly John Hughes Sen then nearly a westerly Course (to) the large county Road thence down the said Road to Elford Booker line to a corner pine on Obadiah Chisum's line from then along the said Chisum's line to the beginning for fifty acres to be the same more or less...

I give and devise unto my loving wife Ellender all my moveable Estate to dispose of as she thinks Proper after my Death.

Lastly I Appoint my Wife Executrix and William Pattello Executers of this my last Will and Testament in Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this 28th day of September 1792.


John Chisum seal


Signed Sealed & Published
in presence of us

Blackburn Hughes
Thomas Tabb
David Allen


At a Court held for Amelia County the 24th day of January 1793 the Last Will and Testament of John Chisum dec'd was exhibited into Court and proved by the Oath of Blackburn Hughes one of the witnesses thereto Subscribed and was ordered to be Certified and at another Court held for the said County the 28th February 1793 the same was further proved by the Oath of David Allen another Witness thereto subscribed and was Ordered to be Recorded."

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Birth:
in St. John's Parish...

John married Elleanor Gillentine in 1725-1730 in St. Margaret's Parish, Caroline County, Virginia. Elleanor (daughter of Nicholas Gillentine, The Immigrant and Mary Eleanor Eckolls) was born in ~1716 in King William County, Virginia Colony; died in 0Apr 1804 in Amelia County, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Eleanor (Ellender) Chisum formerly Gillentine aka Guillotine Gillington
Born 1716 in King William County, Virginia

ANCESTORS ancestors

Daughter of Nicholas Gillentine and Elizabeth (Ricketts) Gillentine

Sister of Catherine Girlington [half], Ann Girlington [half], Elizabeth Girlington [half] and John Girlington [half]

Wife of John Chisum II — married 1725 in St. Margaret's Parish, Caroline County, Virginia

DESCENDANTS descendants

Mother of Anna (Chisum) May, Chloe (Chisum) May, Deborah Chisum, Isam Chisum, Joseph Chisum, Sarah (Chisum) Pattillo, William Chisum, John Chisum, James Chisum, Elizabeth (Chisum) Estes, Priscilla (Chisum) Hill, Absolom Chisum, Obadiah Chisum, Adam Chisum, Elijah James Chisum and Obadiah Chisum
Died about Apr 1804 in Amelia County, Virginia
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Biography

Ellender was the daughter of Nicholas & Elizabeth Ricketts Gillentine/Guillotine/Gillington - she married John Chisum and her father deeded them 200 acres in Amelia, VA - they were rumored to have had twenty two children. Many of them relocated to the Cumberland River valley area of KY.

Sources

Findagrave # 74226348
"Historical Southern Families Chisholm (Chism, Chisum) of Virginia and other Southern States", Vol XVII, pgs 20-24
Vonda Stafford, firsthand knowledge. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Vonda and others.

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An alternate pedigree:


Eleanor (Gillentine) Chisum
1716 - about Apr 1804
Sister of Catherine Girlington, Ann Girlington, Elizabeth Girlington and John Girlington

Wife of John Chisum II ancestors
Mother of Anna (Chisum) May ancestors, Chloe (Chisum) May ancestors, Deborah Chisum ancestors, Isam Chisum ancestors, Joseph Chisum ancestors, Sarah (Chisum) Pattillo ancestors, William Chisum ancestors, John Chisum ancestors, James Chisum ancestors, Elizabeth (Chisum) Estes ancestors, Priscilla (Chisum) Hill ancestors, Absolom Chisum ancestors, Obadiah Chisum ancestors, Adam Chisum ancestors, Elijah James Chisum ancestors and Obadiah Chisum ancestors

*
Nicholas Gillentine ancestors descendants
1676 - 16 Dec 1773
Thurland Castle, Tunstall, Lancashire, England *
John Gillentine Jr. ancestors descendants
1630 -
Landcaster England, Thurland castel * John Girlington ancestors descendants
- * [Great-Great-Grandfather?]
* [Great-Great-Grandmother?]
* [Great-Grandmother?] *
*
*
Margaret Duckett ancestors descendants
1638 -
Grayrigg, Westmorland, England * James Duckett ancestors descendants
17 Jul 1614 - 1667
Grayrigg, Westmoreland, England * Antony Duckett esq more treemore tree ancestors descendants
1584 - Feb 1661
* Elizabeth Leybourne ancestors descendants
-
* Magdalen Curwen ancestors descendants
abt 1615 - 1638
Workington, Cumberland, England * [Great-Great-Grandfather?]
* [Great-Great-Grandmother?]
*
Elizabeth Ricketts ancestors descendants
bef 1698 - *
James Ricketts ancestors descendants
1672 - 1742
Virginia * William Henry Ricketts ancestors descendants
08 Aug 1633 - 03 Jun 1700
Twyford, Hampshire, England * Thomas Anthony Ricard more tree ancestors descendants
15 Apr 1590 - 1646
* Elizabeth Rugely more tree ancestors descendants
1594 - 1635
* Mary Goodwin ancestors descendants
1621 - 1700
Winchendon, Buckinghamshire, England * [Great-Great-Grandfather?]
* [Great-Great-Grandmother?]
* [Maternal Grandmother?] *

Notes:

Posted By: David George
Email: george_5135@msn.com
Subject: Re: Lucy Claiborne m John CHISUM in Virginia
Post Date: January 02, 2005 at 19:23:06
Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/claiborne/messages/783.html
Forum: Claiborne Family Genealogy Forum
Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/claiborne/


Lucinda "Lucy" Claiborne was dau of Richard, son of Thomas.

Lucy and husband Elijah Chisum along with other family members including many Claibornes first moved to the Powell River area of NE TN. Founded Claiborne County. Chisum's moved on to White County and later family members moved west to Hardeman County TN. From there; Chisums, Gibbons, Eppes moved to NE Texas. Descendants are many in Tenn. Texas and Virginia.

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Biography
Will
Will of Richard Claiborne. Lunenburg Co., VA, WB 2, pp. 438-441, w. 5 Feb 1776, p. 9 May 1776. Digital image at Ancestry.com - https://ancstry.me/2x837wI

son John Claiborne (under 19)
Mr. Edward Dudley of Amelia County (no relationship given)
my three sons John Claiborne and Richard Henry Claiborne (under 21) and Leonard Claiborne
daughter Molley Warwick
I desire the education and care of my two sons John and Richard Henry be under _?_ Charles Cornelius Senr and William Warwick of North Carolina until they come of age.
I desire the care and education of my son Leonard be under the management of Mr. Edward Dudley untill my son Leonard comes of age but provided Mr Dudley shd depart this life before my son Leonard comes of age my desire is that _?_ _?_ James Craig shall have the care and education of my son Leonard
Ann Dudley
nephew Leonard Claiborne son to Thomas Claiborne
Exrs: Mr. Edward Dudley of Amelia County, Mr. William Warwick of North Carolina
Wit: Henry Pamplin, Wm Claiborne, Elizabeth Pamplin, John Sammon
Sources

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Richard married Mary Hamlin on 17 Apr 1755 in Amelia County, Virginia. Mary (daughter of Charles Hamlin and Martha Munnally) was born in 1734 in Amelia County, Virginia; died in 1770 in Lunenburg, Colony of Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

3144.[John] Chisum, [I], born Abt. 1681 in Lancaster Co., VA; died 1734 in Caroline Co., VA.He was the son of 6288. [James] Chisum and 6289. [Ann Carter].He married 3145. [Elizabeth Bradley] Abt. 1703 in Richmond Co., VA. 3145.[Elizabeth Bradley], born Abt. 1683; died Unknown.She was the daughter of 6290. [Thomas Bradley, III] and 6291. ?.

Children of [John] Chisum and [Elizabeth Bradley] are:

1572 i. [John] Chisum, [II], born Abt. 1704 in St. John's Par., Amelia Co., VA; died October 09, 1792 in Amelia Co., VA; married [Ellender Gillington] Abt. 1730 in Amelia Co., VA.
ii. William Chisum, born in [Amelia Co.], VA; died Unknown.

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John Chisholm (son of James Chisholm and Anne Carter) was born 1681 in Lancaster, Virginia Colonies, and died April 1773 in Virginia Colonies.He married Elizabeth Bradley, daughter of Thomas Bradley.

Includes NotesNotes for John Chisholm:

Received this from Jetta Chism McCool--no reference page, but copied from printed book:

John Chism of Amelia, bor about 1704, maried about 1730, died in Amelia Co. Va, Oct. 9, 1792, was the son of John Chism of Caroline County, VA. and his wife Elizabeth Bradley.

His birth place was Polecat Creek in the Mattapony River Valley in Old St. John's Parish, which was divided in 1720 leaving the Chism Plantation in St. Margarets's Parish,.

Until 1727 the plitical subdivision was King William County.

Young John received a good education, studying probablywith the Rev. James Marye, "a scholarly Huguenot" who had an academy in nearby Fredricksburg. (J. T. Duke, Kenmore and the Lewises, P. 21).

Later on, the great George Washington and his sister Betty went to this same school. John's practical training, however, must have come from his lawyer father and from his uncle, James Chism, who was employed as secretery, rent collector, and entry-taker for Gov. Spotswood and for Sir
Thomas Fox.

This James Chism is the ancestor of the central Ky. Chisholms.

The children of John and Ellender Chism moved from South-western Va. to southern Ky. settling in the Cumberland River Valley. This was before the danger of Indian Raids had ceased

Children of John Chisholm and Elizabeth Bradley are:

+John Chisholm, b. Abt. 1704, St. Johns Parish, Amelia County, Virginia, d. October 09, 1792, Amelia County, Virginia.

John married Elizabeth Bradley in ~1704 in Richmond County, Virginia. Elizabeth (daughter of Thomas Bradley, III, The Immigrant and Alice Damton) was born in 1681-1683 in Richmond County, Virginia; died in 1711 in (Richmond County) Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

3145.[Elizabeth Bradley], born Abt. 1683; died Unknown.

She was the daughter of 6290. [Thomas Bradley, III] and 6291. ?.

Children of [John] Chisum and [Elizabeth Bradley] are:

[John] Chisum, [II], born Abt. 1704 in St. John's Par., Amelia Co., VA;

died October 09, 1792 in Amelia Co., VA;

married [Ellender Gillington] Abt. 1730 in Amelia Co., VA.
ii.

William Chisum, born in [Amelia Co.], VA; died Unknown.

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Elizabeth Chisum (Bradley)
Birthdate: 1681 (30)
Birthplace: Richmond County, Virginia, Colonial America
Death: Died 1711 in Virginia, Colonial America

Immediate Family:

Daughter of Thomas Johannes Bradley, III and Alice Bradley
Wife of John Chisum, I
Mother of John Chisum, II and William Chisholm
Sister of Lawrence Bradley, I; John Bradley; Thomas Bradley and Mary Bradley
Managed by: Jukka Tapani Salakari
Last Updated: November 27, 2016

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Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Bef 1698, Thurland Castle, Tunstall, Lancashire, England
• Residence: Aft 1698, Hornby Hall, Brougham, Penrith, Cumbria, England
• Emigration: ~1706, Hornby Hall, Cumbria, England to Halifax County, Virginia
• Will: 21 Oct 1772, (Halifax, Halifax County, Virginia)
• Probate: 16 Dec 1773, Halifax County, Virginia

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