John Lewis, II

1658 - 1696  (38 years)

• Name	John Lewis
  Suffix	II
  Born	1658	Accomack County, Virginia
  Brother to your 8th great grandfather William Lewis (another one of your lines)
  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
  Died	ca 1696	Accomack County, Virginia
  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
  Age	38 years
  Siblings	4 siblings
  1. Robert Lewis           b. 1651           d. 1704  (Age 53 years)   2. Richard Lewis           b. 1652           d. 1719  (Age 67 years)   3. Mary Lewis           b. 1655   4. Alexander Lewis           b. 1664
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  Person ID	P6870	Burress
  Last Modified	22 Apr 2018

  
  

  Father	John Lewis, I           b. 1619, London, England           d. 3 March 1697, Accomac, Accomack County, Virginia, USA  (Age 78 years)
  Mother	Lucretia Pott           b. 1630, England           d. After 1697, Accomack County, Virginia  (Age 68 years)
  Married	Winter 1651	Northampton County, Virginia, USA
  Family ID	F2249	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Wife	Elizabeth Rodolphus           b. 1660, Northampton County, Virginia, USA           d. 1731, Accomack County, Virginia  (Age 71 years)
  Married	1680	Accomack County, Virginia
  Married	July 1680	Accomack County, Virginia
  Children	5 children
  + 1. William Lewis, I           b. 1681           d. Jul 1740  (Age 59 years)  [natural]   2. Mary Lewis           b. ca 1683  [natural] + 3. John Lewis, III           b. 1687, Accomack County, Virginia           d. After 1768, Accomac, Accomack County, Virginia, USA  (Age 82 years)  [natural]   4. Elizabeth Lewis           b. 1690  [natural]   5. Comfort Lewis           b. 1695  [natural]
  Last Modified	22 Apr 2018
  Family ID	F2242	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map

  Born - 1658 - Accomack County, Virginia Deed - Col. Edmund Scarburgh gave a mare colt to John and Mary Lewis, children of John Lewis, the Elder. - 25 October 1662 - Accomack County, Virginia Married - 1680 - Accomack County, Virginia Married - July 1680 - Accomack County, Virginia Tax List - 1679 Jno. Lewis with 1 tithe1680 Jno. Lewis with 1 tithe; 1681 Jno. Lewis with 2 tithes - 1679-1681 - Accomack County, Virginia Surveyor - 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 - 16 December 1681 - Accomack County, Virginia Deposition - 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 - 21 February 1683 - Accomack County, Virginia Deposition Con't - 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 - 21 February 1683 - Accomack County, Virginia Lawsuit - (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. - 2 July 1683 - Accomack County, Virginia Tax List - 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 - 1684-1687 - Accomack County, Virginia Tax List - 1693 John Lewis with 3 tithes1694 John Lewis, with 3 tithes; 1695 John Lewis, with 4 tithes - 1693-1695 - Accomack County, Virginia Died - ca 1696 - Accomack County, Virginia  = Link to Google Earth