Person:Henry Rector (7)

m. 17 Jan 1711
  1. John Rector1711 - 1773
  2. Harman RectorAbt 1715 - 1789
  3. Henry RectorAbt 1718 - 1799
  4. Jacob RectorAbt 1723 - 1810
m. Abt 1741
  1. John RectorAbt 1742 - Abt 1775
  2. Catherine RectorAbt 1744 - 1799
  3. Dianah RectorAbt 1745 - 1841
  4. Agnes RectorAbt 1747 - 1793
  5. Jacob Rector1747 - 1794
  6. Hannah RectorAbt 1752 - 1816
  7. Sally RectorAbt 1754 - 1778
  8. Nancy Ann RectorAbt 1760 -
  9. Moses R RectorAbt 1762 - Abt 1804
  10. Elijah RectorAbt 1763 - 1828
  11. Spencer RectorAbt 1765 - 1793
  12. Winfried RectorAbt 1766 - 1809
Facts and Events
Name Henry Rector
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1718 Germanna, King William County, Virginia
Marriage Abt 1741 Fauquier County, Virginiato Nancy 'Ann' Robinson
Death? 24 Jan 1799 Rectortown, Fauquier County, Virginia
Religion? German Reformed Church

Conflict

Note: it has been erroneousely thought for many years that a Nancy Specter married Henry Rector of Germanna Colony. This is been proven not to be the case.
As stated in "The Wives of John (John Jacob) Rector", by John K. Gott, John P. Alcock and John Blankenbaker:
The case also shows that Henry Rector, Sr. (a son of Hans Jacob Richter) was married to Ann(e) Robinson, not to Anne Spencer which had been conjured up to explain the name of their son Spencer. In 1759, Henry Rector, Jr. was a member of the household of Frances Robinson and her husband William Howell. Henry and Frances were probably half-siblings.


About Henry Rector

Henry lived near Rectortown, Virginia.

The land records of Prince William and Fauquier Counties, Virginia contain many entries pertaining to subject Henry Rector.

The will of Henry Rector (Will Book 3, Page 182) dated January 8, 1799 and probated June 24, 1799 leaves to his wife his 150 acres of land and all he possesses; after her death, the son Elijah is to have 35 pounds legacy, and the daughter Caty 12 pounds legacy, which if she dies is to go to her daughter Polly; the remainder of the estate to be divided among all my children; also a legacy of land, under certain conditions to the decd. son Spencer's children: Edward, John, Henry, Mary Ann, and Pency Rector.