Person:Andrew Leeper (4)

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Andrew Leeper
d.Bef 2 Nov 1799 Greene County, Tennessee
m. 22 Dec 1718
  1. Isabella LeeperAbt 1719 -
  2. Nicholas LeeperAbt 1720 - Bef 1786
  3. Sarah LeeperAbt 1723 - 1794
  4. Jane "Jean" LeeperAbt 1725 - 1798
  5. Andrew LeeperAbt 1728 - Bef 1799
  6. James Leeper, Jr.1731 - 1765
  7. Mary LeeperEst 1733 -
  8. Gawin 'Guine' LeeperAbt 1735/36 - Abt 1794
  9. Margaret Leeper1741 -
  10. George LeeperBet 1741 & 1747 -
  11. John Leeper1744 - 1815
m. 4 Sep 1751
Facts and Events
Name Andrew Leeper
Gender Male
Birth? Abt Jul 1728 County Down, Northern Ireland
Christening? 20 Jul 1728 County Down, Northern Ireland
Marriage 4 Sep 1751 to Jane 'Jean' Thompson
Death? Bef 2 Nov 1799 Greene County, Tennessee

Andrew Leeper was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia

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Early Land Acquisition in Augusta County, VA

Image:LeeperJames Beverley Manor SW 526 acres.jpg

Acquisition of Land from Chalkley's:

  • Page 520.--16th June, 1752. James Leeper, blacksmith, and Margaret, to Andrew Leeper, planter, 299 acres in Beverley Manor, part of 525 acres from Beverley to James; corner Nicholas Leeper.
  • Page 245.--8th May, 1753. George Scott to Andrew Leeper, 278 acres Cathey's alias Middle River, Wm. Thompson's land; Hugh Thompson's cor. Teste: Hugh Thompson, Samuel Henderson, Henry Downes.

Disposition of Land from Chalkley's:

  • Page 544.--15th February, 1755. Andrew Leeper and Jane to Gawin Leeper, £120, 299 in Beverley Manor, part of 526 acres sold by Beverley to James Leeper and by James to Andrew; corner Nicholas Leeper. [Note: Gawin Leeper was a younger brother of Andrew, both were sons of James Leeper, Sr.]
  • Page 318.--19th March, 1767. Andrew Leeper and Jean to John King, £180, 278 acres on Middle River of Shanando; corner Hugh Thompson. Teste: Gilbert Christian, John Ramsey, Wm. Black. Delivered: John King, March, 1768.

Processioning List of 1756

"Processioning" was the periodic review and agreement of property lines between settler's lands. Processioning Lists are useful in determining the general area of a settlers lands and their neighbors at specific time periods:
  • Page 177.-- 1756: Processioned by Robert Hook and Pat. Frazier, viz: For Edward Beard, for Margt. Laburn, for James Craig, for Gasper Vought, for James Craig (same as above), for Henry Pirkey, for Mathew Thompson, for Andrew Leeper, for Henry Leaburn, for John Bell Vought, for John Stevenson, for Wm. Beard, for Archibald Huston.

Records in Augusta County, VA

From Chalkley's:

  • Page 181.--26th April, 1757. Hugh Thompson's will--To wife, a note due him by his son, Bryce Russell, the Great Bible and books; to son, James, the Great Bible and Confession of Faith, and the Whole Duty of Man; to daughter, Eliner, her Bible, Allen's Call to the Unconverted, and Thompson's Catechesm; tgrandson, James Leeper; grandson (daughter?), Jean Leeper; to Mary Scott. Teste: Jacob Sink (Link?), Jas. Craig, Jno. Craig. Executors, Wm. Thompson, Samuel Henderson. Proved. 19th February, 1762, by John Craig, and on 18th August, 1762, by James Craig. Executors qualify, with Wm. Baskins. [Note: James Leeper listed was the son of this Andrew Leeper, and Jean Leeper was Andrew's wife]
  • Page 215.--2d October, 1757. William Bell's appraisement, by Andrew Leeper, James Leeper, Hugh Donohy.
  • Page 63.--6th October, 1758. Hendry Downs and Francis to Joseph Hanna, £100, 300 acres on South River, Shanando, lower end of tract Joseph now lives on, and part of 400 patented to Alexander Thompson, 30th July, 1742. Teste: Andrew Leeper. Delivered: Joseph Hanna, June, 1772.
  • Page 353.--14th March, 1760. William Craig's appraisement, by Saml. henderson, Jas. Beard, Andw. Leeper. John Craig, debtor; James Craig, debtor.
  • Page 155.--29th January, 1761. John Madison and Agatha to William Lamb, £300, 363 acres purchased of William Thompson, south bank of Middle River; cor. Andrew Leeper, fork of the river; cor. William Baskins, Buffelow Run. Delivered: Wm. Lamb, September, 1768.
  • Page 236.--5th October, 1765. Nicholas Leeper to Margaret Leeper, £105, 227 acres in Beverley Manor; corner James Moody, said James Leeper's line. Teste: Andrew, Gawin and John Leeper. Delivered: Margaret Leeper, May, 1767.
  • Page 443.--22d October, 1765. Margaret Leeper's settlement, recorded of estate of James Leeper--Paid to the heirs, viz: To Isiah Curry, Andrew Leeper, Wm. McMullen, Geo. Leeper, Jno. Seawright, Nicholas Leeper. Jno. Leeper. Margaret Leeper, Jr., Saml. Henderson, Jas. Leeper, Jr., in his life time.
  • Page 483.--25th. September [prob. 1766]. David Via's estate appraised, by Samuel Henderson, Wm. Lamme, Andw. Leeper.

Information on Andrew Leeper

http://users.erols.com/tcathey/Pages1-52A.txt

(4) ANDREW LEEPER, FOURTH NAMED IN THE IMPORTATION RECORDS, MARRIED JANE (JEAN) THOMPSON, A DAUGHTER OF HUGH THOMPSON. IN HUGH THOMPSON'S WILL FOUR LEEPER CHILDREN ARE NAMED ANDREW AND JEAN SEPERATELY, HUGH AND ELIZABETH TOGETHER AS IF BROTHER AND SISTER. PRESUBABLY IN THIS FAMILY

CHILDREN: ANDREW LEEPER JEAN LEEPER

References
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    In this County Down Register is found James Leeper, who produced a testimonial from Rev Charles Seaton to the minister at Ballynahinch Presbyterian Church 12 Oct 1716. He married Margaret Curry 22 Dec 1718 at Ballynahinch Presbyterian Church, Rev Henry Livingston.

    Furthermore it states: Nicholas, baptized 12 Nov 1720 Sarah, baptized 5 Jan 1723 Jane, baptized 7 Mar 1725 Andrew, baptized 20 Jul 1728

    Courtesy of researcher: Leatherneck on WeRelate.org