Ann Tabitha Lewis

Other Events:

• Will: 14 Feb 1740, Accomack County, Virginia; son William 100 acres called Hills land or plantation lying on back creek branch. To sons William & Thomas & Isaac & to my brother John Lewis all my salt marshes.
• Will: 1 April 1770, Accomack County, Virginia; Wife Amey use of my land during her widow. Son Wm, Dau Esther, bal of estate to wife, then divided bet. Robert, Mary, Amy, Isaac & Ann Tabitha. Wife Amy & Rodolphus, Exe.

Notes:

Died:
Will probated 30 October 1770

William married Amey Turnall in 1735 in Accomack County, Virginia. Amey was born in 1715 in Accomack County, Virginia; died after 1770 in Accomack County, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth:
Brother to your 8th great grandfather John Lewis (another one of your lines)

William married Susanna. Susanna was born in 1680. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Deed: 25 October 1662, Accomack County, Virginia; Col. Edmund Scarburgh gave a mare colt to John and Mary Lewis, children of John Lewis, the Elder.
• Tax List: 1679-1681, Accomack County, Virginia; 1679 Jno. Lewis with 1 tithe1680 Jno. Lewis with 1 tithe; 1681 Jno. Lewis with 2 tithes
• Surveyor: 16 December 1681, Accomack County, Virginia; There were 2 constables in precincts where he was surveyor (1 on the Sea Side & 1 on Bay Side), Peter Parker requested a surveyor be appointed for Bay Side. The court appoint. John Lewis, Jrhe was to clear the highways from Muddy Creek to Deep Creek Mill
• Deposition: 21 February 1683, Accomack County, Virginia; Deposition of John Lewis, Jr., aged about 25 years: About last May, John's father asked him to fetch a mare named Major and her colt from John Barker, who, saying they were not in his
• Deposition Con't: 21 February 1683 , Accomack County, Virginia; custody, referred John to Robt. Lambert, Lt. Col. Jenifer's man at Gargaphea. Lambert, however, was "busy about his master's affairs" and could render no assistance, so Barker told Lewis to get the horses wherever he could find them. About October after
• Deposition Con't: 21 February 1683, Accomack; making a search, John found them in Burd Neck and brought them home to his father's house. Signed and sworn in open court 21 Feb 1683, by John Lewis. Alexander Lewis aged 19 swore the same. Signed and sworn in open court 21 Feb 1683, by Alex. (X) Lewis
• Lawsuit: 2 July 1683, Accomack County, Virginia; (John Sr. sued by Wm. Anderson) At this court John Lewis, Jr., appeared and on behalf of his father admitted owing Anderson 450 lbs tobacco. Ordered that Lewis pay the debt and court costs.
• Tax List: 1684-1687, Accomack County, Virginia; 1684 Jno. Lewis Jr. 2 tithes1685 John Lewis, Jr. with 1 tithe; 1686 John Lewis, Jr. with 2 tithes; 1687 Jno. Lewis with 5 tithes
• Will: 15 August 1690; John Lewis Sr., of Hunting Creek, gave son John Lewis plantation on Hunting Creek for lifeTo 3 sons John, Robert & Richard marsh land.
• Tax List: 1693-1695, Accomack County, Virginia; 1693 John Lewis with 3 tithes1694 John Lewis, with 3 tithes; 1695 John Lewis, with 4 tithes

Notes:

Birth:
Brother to your 8th great grandfather William Lewis (another one of your lines)

Died:
He died before 9 December 1697 at Accomack Co, VA. Deposition of Robert Lewis, Richard Lewis and Elizabeth, widow of John Lewis Jr., that they were the only living issue of John Lewis Sr

John married Elizabeth Rodolphus in 1680 in Accomack County, Virginia. Elizabeth (daughter of William Rodolphus, I and Elizabeth) was born in 1660 in Northampton County, Virginia, USA; died in 1731 in Accomack County, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Deed: 2 May 1665, Accomack County, Virginia; Deed of gift of live stock from Elizabeth Rodolphus, widow, to William and Elizabeth Rodolphus, shows that Elizabeth is less the 11 years old. George Hamlin consents to the gift.
• Named Guardian: June 1680; (two mares with colts, 15 head of cattle). Ordered that Addison deliver the estate and that the orphans give their respective discharges to release the guardian Accomack Co, VA, Court Order Abstracts, 1678-1682, Volume 6, p. 112
• Named Guardian: 7 June 1680, Accomack County, Virginia; Alexander Addison was formerly appointed the guardian of orphans William and Elizabeth & their estate. Since the orphans were now of age, Addison presented an account of the estate belonging to William (two horses, 16 head of cattle) and Elizabeth
• Deposition: 9 December 1697, Accomack County, Virginia; Deposition of Robert Lewis, Richard Lewis and Elizabeth, widow of John Lewis Jr., that they were the only living issue of John Lewis Sr. Source: Lewis Patriarchs of Early Virginia & Maryland, p. 124 (Part VIII)
• Court Petition: 7 December 1698; attaining the age of 19 years "at which time he was to be free & at his own disposal." Now 19 years old, Overton asked Lewis's widow Elizabeth for the "small estate to him belonging (which
• Court Petition 2: 7 December 1698, Accomack County, Virginia; was) to be delivered at ye time of his freedom in ye same condition as he received it." Ordered that Elizabeth be summoned to the next court to show why she had not complied Accomack Co, VA, Court Order Abstracts, 1697-1703, Volume 9, p. 44
• Court Petitition: 7 December 1698, Accomack County, Virginia; She was named in a petition that was recorded in court records on 7 December 1698 at Accomack Co, VA. Overton Mackwilliam petitioned that his mother (deceased) had left him in the care of John Lewis (now also deceased). Overton was to serve till
• Admin: 2 December 1701 , Accomack County, Virginia; Administration on the estate of John Lewis was granted to his widow Elizabeth Lewis with Ralph Justice & William Chance securities. Accomack Co, VA, Wills & Administrations, 1663-1800, p. 52
• Will: 30 September 1731, Accomack County, Virginia; Named son William Lewis. To daughters Elizabeth & Comfort. To son John Lewis my full right of 70 acres in Somerset County, Maryland, (that she seized in fee for something unknown) he to dispose of the same, and I
• Will: 30 September 1731 , Accomack County, Virginia; give the proceeds to my grandson Josiah Lewis, & for want of heirs to my grandson Rodulphus Scott. To 3 children John Lewis, Elizabeth Scott & Comfort Rew. Son John Exr. Witt: Richard Drummond, Jacob Litchfield, Anne Drummond