Person:Robert Lilly (11)

Records in Virginia

• 1761 Albemarle County, Virginia: From the Tithables list taken by James Cole dated June 10th 1761, "Armiger Lilley List: Jack & Glauster, Robt. Lilley overseer."
• 1775: Albemarle County, Virginia Robert Lilley; 180 ac.; October 26th, 1775
• 1777 Albemarle County, Virginia Deed Book 7, p. 483, Robert Lilly 22 Oct 1777
• 1780 Fluvanna County, Virginia Deed Book 1: 1777-1783 Robert Lilly dated 7 Sep 1780
• 1782 Albemarle Co., Va. Court Booklet Page 39 Year 1782, Robert Lilly furnished supplies to the military.
• 1784 Bedford County, Virginia Deed Book 7: 1780-1787 dated Robert Lilly 23 Aug 1784
• 1790 Franklin County, Virginia Deed Book 2: 72 Robert Lilly sells to Edmond Moody 100 acres for £10, January 2, 1790.
• 1793 Botetourt County, Virginia January 7, 1793, Robert Lilly from Arthur Cooper, [south side of Back Creek, with Josiah Meadows living next door.]
• 1795 Botetourt County, Virginia Marriage of oldest son, Edmund 1795 to Edy Meador.
• 1802 Montgomery County, Virginia Deed Book C: 1797-1803: Robert Lilly Dated 10 Aug 1802
• 1817 Giles County, Viginia Deed Book, Deed dated February 28, 1817, from Robert Lilly, Sr., conveying his personal property to his son, William Lilly, for the "maintenance of the said Robert Lilly and Fanny Lilly during life." (Signed:) Robert Lilly.
• 1817 Giles County, Viginia Deed Book, March 1, 1817, Robert Lilly, Sr., of Giles County, Virginia, made a deed to his son, William Lilly, conveying 50 acres of land situated on the north side of Big Bluestone River for the "personal maintenance of himself, the said Robert Lilly, Sr., and his wife, Fanny Lilly during life.”
• 1817 Giles County, Viginia Deed Book, March 13, 1817, from Robert Lilly, to two of his sons, Thomas and Edmund Lilly, conveying the lower portion of his land situated on the north side of Big Bluestone River.

1. ↑ Ancestry.com - Message Boards.

   Records of Robert Lilly of West Virginia
   
   Robert Lilly moved to what is now West Virginia. Armiger Lilly had a son named Robert, who became a Baptist minister in Fluvanna in 1815. So the name is in the family. The DAR has a record of his furnishing supplies in Albemarle County, Virginia during the Revolutionary War and we do have various other records showing he was in the same area as Edmund.
   
   Timeline of Robert Lilly Records: records suggest that he was born before 1745 and died soon after 1817.
   Despite what has been printed so many times, Robert was not born prior to 1700.
   
   Robert was not born in 1719. [Fraud from Gustav Anjou. If you don't know who this is, google him].
   
   Robert Lilly is supposed to have been born 9 December 1742, died 14 March 1818, Giles County, Virginia.
   
   http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cullember/otherfam/robertwv.html