Person:Elinor Ellitt (1)
Elinor ELLITT
b.Abt 1650 , Essex, Virginia, USA
d.1688 Essex County, Virginia, USA
Parents and Siblings
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m. Abt 1641
  1. Elinor ELLITTAbt 1650 - 1688
Spouse and Children
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m. Abt 1671
  1. William Harrison, Sr.Abt 1672 - 1742
  2. Elizabeth HARRISONAbt 1676 -
  3. Margaret HARRISONAbt 1680 -
  4. Andrew Harrison, Jr.Abt 1689 - Abt 1750
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Facts and Events
Name Elinor ELLITT
Alt Name Eleanor Long Elliott
Gender Female
Alt Birth? 1649 New Kent County, Virginia, USAMap: Latitude: 37.48348 Longitude: -76.99969 Birth of Elinor Long Elliott Virginia USA
Birth? Abt 1650 , Essex, Virginia, USA
Marriage Abt 1671 New Kent, Virginia, United Statesto Andrew HARRISON,, SR.
Death? 1688 Essex County, Virginia, USAMap: Latitude: 37.95014 Longitude: -76.94969 Death of Elinor Long Elliott Virginia USA
Ancestral File Number N572-BQ
Reference Number? HARR0050
References
  1.   The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Ancestral File (TM). (July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996).
  2.   Becky Bonner and Josephine Lindsay Bass. Harrison Genealogy Repository Index of Persons. (© 1995-2001. Becky Bonner and Josephine Lindsay Bass. All rights reserved.)
    20 OCT 2001.

    Eleanor____________,

    There is some conflict on the surname of Eleanor (Elliot/Ellit/Elliott or Long) but all sources seem to agree on the children.,,,

    Rick Harrison shares his view on Elinor:

    "Our records acknowledge that Eleanor's name may have been Elliot, but our researcher said it was customary for guardians of orphans to be chosen from among relatives -- usually aunts, uncles if there were no older brothers or

    sisters. Our researcher theorized that Eleanor may have been a Battaile or a sister to Elizabeth Battaile's mother, who was Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Major Lawrence Smith of early Virginia. Both John Battaile, and Lawrence Smith were some of the most influential men of Virginia."

    From the Essex County Records , pages 38-39.

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    original pages 6-8. Will of Samuell Ellitts of the Parish of St. Anns in the County of Exxex, being very sick and weake in body, dated 20 Feb. 1717.

    Unto my eldest son Richd. Ellitts one hundred acres of land at the upper end of tract of land lying in St. Maries Parrish. And by largest gunn, my pistolls and holsters, and my rideing horse and one chest and two peuter bassons and one iron pott.

    Unto my daughter Elizabeth Ellitts one hundred and seventy acres of land adjoining my son Richard's land in St. Maries parrish.

    Unto my two sonns Richard and Caleb each a feather bedd and furniture and all my weaveing instruments to be equally divided between them.

    Unto my daughter Mary Ellitts one flock bed and furniture and two puter bassons.

    Unto my daughter Sarah Ellitts two puter dishes.

    Unto my daughter Elener Ellits two puter bassons.

    Unto my loveing wife Elizabeth all the rest of my estate.

    My loveing wife Elizabeth executrix.

    Samll. Ellitts

    Wit: Tho. Ramsey, Jno Vawter, Elizabeth (F) Tucker

    18 March 1717. Presented in Court by Elizabeth Ellitts. Proved by John Vawter and Thomas Ramsey.

    Page 41. original pages 23-25 Saml. Ellits. Inventory. 29 March 1717 (1718), Made pursuant to order of 18 March 1717 (1718). Appraisers sworn before Capt. Leo. Tarant. Total valuation L 105.11.1

    Signed by Elizabeth (E) Elletts. Tho. Ramsay

    Ralph Rowzee

    John Andrews

    17 July 1718. Returned.

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