Person:Mary Gallop (3)

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Mary Gallop
b.1740 VA
 
m. 1760
  1. Drury ElkinsAbt 1760 - Aft 1840
  2. William Elkins1762 -
  3. Zachariah ElkinsAbt 1764 - Aft 1850
  4. Elijah ElkinsAbt 1766 - Abt 1850
  5. Richard Elkins, Jr.Abt 1766 - 1854
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Name Mary Gallop
Gender Female
Birth? 1740 VA
Marriage 1760 York, Virginia, USAto Richard Elkins, Sr.
Other? 1764 York, Virginia, USAMARR


pg. 64: ELKINS, RICHARD (son of Ralph) married by 12 January 1695 Mary Williams, daughter of Evan and Christian Williams; they have a son JAMES ELKINS, a minor, who is to be educated. DB #2, p. 87; DB #6, p,.37. WILLS OF RICHMOND CO.,VA 1699/1800 p.48, by Robert K. Headley, Jr.7 Dec. 1720 RICHARD ELKINS, age 51, (bn. 1669) and another witness heard Robert Gallop declare....his 2 daughters, Eleanor and (Tolis-Phyllis) should have all land at Deep Run, this county...to be equally divided. This nuncupative will was apparently contested and reversed. RICHARD ELKINS #2, son of Richard #1, of King George County married by 1735 Mary Gallop, one of the four daughters of Robert Gallop, who died 20 May 1720, leaving a nuncupative will which failed to take effect as to his landed estate. 1746 Oct. 3 between George Lampton and Richard Elkins #2, Parish of Brunswick and wife Mary, and to include son, Richard #3. STAFFORD COUNTY DEED Bk., 1722-1728, pg. 234:RICHARD ELKINS of Hanover Parish, King George County, son of RALPH ELKINS of Stafford county, who on 8 Nov.1681 KING GEORGE CO. DEED BOOK I-A, 1729-1735, pg. 225-226Between JOSEPH ELKINS, planter, and James Jones, bricklayer. Ellkins sells 250 acres of land, parish of Brunswick: 100 acres part now in tenure by Richard Elkins and 150 acres occupied by Benjamin Rush. signed JOSEPH ELLIKINS. Patent date 9 Feb. 1663 unto Francis Haile & William Heabert.pg. 226, Recorded 1 Sept. 1732. The right of dower of Amy, now wife of Benjamin Rush also widow and relict of James Elkins,dcsd., father of the said Joseph Elkins, granted to Richard Ellkins, father of James, by the Curtesy of England for and during the term of his natural life etc. Witnesses:John Skinner, Richard Owens, Richard Griffis, Wm. x Owens.

p.722: #3 son, James Stringfellow (1734-1805). Indenture dated 1 April 1748 states he is aged 13 on 24th November, last; he was bound to serve RICHARD ELKINS, carpenter. James Stringfellow died in the county of Culpepper in the 72nd year of his age, (1806).

KING GEORGE CO., D-BK. II, PP.251-255 at Court held 2d Mar. 1738, an indenture made James Jones, brick layer, sold land surveyed by John Savage..down line to a Swamp with Fountain from a Spring on the Land there RICHARD ELKINS, SENR. DECED FORMERLY LIVED. He died between 1732 and 1738.NOTE: Joseph Elkins not found again in Virginia, but is on the 1755 Cumberland Co., N. C. tax list.

Ann Tutt, daughter Alice Hansford, and the other fifth part to be equally divided between my two granddaughters Mary Ann Armstrong and LUCY ELKINS (wife of John Elkin, son of Richard and Mary

Mary Gallop Compact Disc #42 Pin #84548 Sex: F

Event(s): Birth: abt 1740 Place: Virginia

Parents:

Marriage(s): Spouse: Richard, Sr. Elkins Disc #42 Pin #84534 Marriage: 1764 Place: York Co., Virginia

Notes and Sources: Notes: Available on CD-ROM Disc# 42