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m. 1758 Fairfax County, Virginia
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1. HARGIS1 KING was born 1730 in Fairfax County, Virginia, and died Aft. 1796. He married WINIFRED WISEHART 1758 in Fairfax County, Virginia. She was born Bef. 1741 in prob. Virginia. Notes for HARGIS KING: Little is known of Hargis King, as there are few records of him that have been located. This researcher believes that Hargis King MAY be a grandson of Joseph King (1674-1727) of Stafford County, VA. More research is necessary to prove this lineage.
Re: Hargis (Hargess) King, b. bef 1748, VA Posted by: bob conner (e-mail: [email protected]) Date: June 13, 2000 at 13:15:26 In Reply to: Hargis (Hargess) King, b. bef 1748, VA by Jim Veregge of 6189
15 November 1773, page 287 The Persons appointed to view a way for a Road from Alexander Henderson’s Plantation on Bull Run into the main Road returned the following Report, Vizt. "In obedience to an order of the worshipfull Court of Fairfax County We the Subscribers have viewed a way for a Road from the Plantation of Alexander Henderson on Bull run to the main Road, and we find the way most convenient for the Neighbourhood to be from the lower part of the said Henderson’s Plantation by the Tobacco Ground of Yelverton Reardon, the Plantation of William Moon, through the Lane between the Plantations of Marmaduke Beckwith and James Keen through the plantation of Sampson Turley / to which we are told he consents on Condition that the Surveyor of the road is obliged to keep up two Gates) and from thence with the Line of William Simpson by the Plantation of Peter Ryley to the main Road but if Mr. Turley does not consent to the road going thro’ his Plantation then we find the most convenient way to be round the same towards Occoquan John Reed, John Cotton Junr. Thomas Lucas Whereupon it is ordered that John Cotton Junr. who is appointed Surveyor clear the same according to the above Report and that he affix two Gates on the Road through Sampson Turley’s Plantation and it is also ordered that the following persons with their Titheables assist to clear the said Road Vizt. Alexander Henderson’s at Bull Run, John Cotton, Junior William Powell, John Powell, Sarah Reeds William Moon, Thos. Lucas James Keen, Marmaduke Beckwith Yelverton Reardon, Richard Clark John Chappell, James Williams, Joseph Williams, George Lampkin Benjamin King Hargiss King, Benjamin Jacobs Sampson Turley William Simpson, Baxter Simpson, and Thomas Harris. 22 September 1785, page 170 On the motion of Alexander Henderson, Ordered that Sampson Turley, Richard Clark, Hargiss King and William Moon or any three of them view the most convenient way for a road from Occoquan above the Wolf run shoals to the said Alexander Hendersons Mill, and report on oath to the next Court. The road from the Wolfrun Shoals on Ocaquan to Thos. Songster’s - the tithables which now are &c. of Thos. Lucas Chas. Thrift, Ben: King, John Yeamon, Hargess King, Richd. Clarke, Yelverton Reardon, Wm. Moon, Thos. Williams, Robert Geesling, Lawrence Suddith, as last, Chas. Thrift The road, from the mountain road above Sangsters to Bull run, at Hooes old Mill, The Tithables, which now are &c. - of William Whaley, William Coe, Robt. Wickliff, Henry Davis, Spence Simpson, John Harrower, Yelverton Reardon, William Powell, Sarah Reed, William West, Laurence Suddith King, William Moone, John Moone, Mrs. Sarah Wardens Plantation & Joseph Williams - Cornelius Kincheloe, Overseer The road from Thomas Sangsters, to Bull run, at the Wolf Shoals The tiths. which now are &c. - of Thomas Lucas, Benja. King, John Yeoman, Chs. Thrift, Hargess King, Richard Clark, Richard Simpson, Moses Simpson, Robert Gozeling, John Yeoman, Junr. George Tillett, Junr. James Tillett, Elijah Kent, Benjamin King of /Loudouns, Tennants/ - Charles Thrift, Overseer.
22 September 1789, page 33 The road from the fork of Charles Beache’s fence on the Ox road to the Ponds on the Pohick road. - The tithables that now are &c. of Wm. Thompson’s place, Nehemiah Morris, Francis Coffer, Barnaby Logan, George Simpson, Mrs. Hartshorne’s, James Simpson’s quarter, Thomas Windsor, James Simpson, John Rigg, Ben: Suddith, Susanna Simpson, Leonard Harper, Aaron Simpson, John Pameroy, James Tascox, Nicholas Hammond, Wm. King, James Hunt, Peter Riley, Nehemiah Morris as last Aaron Simpson O = The road from the Wolfrun Shoals on Ocaquan to Thos. Songster’s - the tithables which now are &c. of Thos. Lucas Chas. Thrift, Ben: King, John Yeamon, Hargess King, Richd. Clarke, Yelverton Reardon, Wm. Moon, Thos. Williams, Robert Geesling, Lawrence Suddith, as last, Chas. Thrift The road from Thomas Sangsters, to Bull run, at the Wolf Shoals The tiths. which now are &c. - of Thomas Lucas, Benja. King, John Yeoman, Chs. Thrift, Hargess King, Richard Clark, Richard Simpson, Moses Simpson, Robert Gozeling, John Yeoman, Junr. George Tillett, Junr. James Tillett, Elijah Kent, Benjamin King of /Loudouns, Tennants/ - Charles Thrift, Overseer. 1797 From Thomas Songsters to the Wolf run Shoals on Bull Run, We allot &c. Thomas Lucas, Benjamin King, John Yearman Junr., Charles Thrift, Hargus King, Richard Clark, Richard Simpson, James Foleys Tenants, Elisha Kent, Benjamin King, Moses Simpson. /Moses Simpson Overseer./ 16 October 1797, page 117 From Thomas Songsters to the Wolf run Shoals on Bull Run, We allot &c. Thomas Lucas, Benjamin King, John Yearman Junr., Charles Thrift, Hargus King, Richard Clark, Richard Simpson, James Foleys Tenants, Elisha Kent, Benjamin King, Moses Simpson. /Moses Simpson Overseer./ Possible relation William King? From Fairfax County, VA records: 22 September 1789, page 33 The road from the fork of Charles Beache’s fence on the Ox road to the Ponds on the Pohick road. - The tithables that now are &c. of Wm. Thompson’s place, Nehemiah Morris, Francis Coffer, Barnaby Logan, George Simpson, Mrs. Hartshorne’s, James Simpson’s quarter, Thomas Windsor, James Simpson, John Rigg, Ben: Suddith, Susanna Simpson, Leonard Harper, Aaron Simpson, John Pameroy, James Tascox, Nicholas Hammond, Wm. King, James Hunt, Peter Riley, Nehemiah Morris as last Aaron Simpson O The road from the ox road at Chs. Beach’s, to the Ponds on the Pohick road, The Tiths. which now are &c. - of Aaron Simpson, Geo. Simpson, Mrs. Marg. Hartshorne, Bazzel Hunt, James Simpson’s quarr. Jno. Rigg, Benjn. Suddeth, Susanna Simpson, Leod. Harper, Richd. Simpson’s quarr. Jno. Pumroy, Wm. King, Js. Hunt, Thos. Winsors, Zach: Dove & Hancock Lees quarr. - Aaron Simpson Overseer 16 October 1797, page 121 From Thomas Songsters Shop on the Ox Road, to the White Oak harbour, We allot &c. Caleb Stone, Gerrard Barnett, Jesse Baily, Jeremiah Woodard, Jno. Powell of Wm., John Skinner, John Reid, Thos Gossum, Henry Easton, Edward Washingtons Quarter, Henry Hunt, William Simpson of Geo., Geo Nicholas, Jno. Sprag, Jos. Johnsons place, John S. Stone, Francis Peytons Tenants, William King, John Pomery, Uriah Morris, James Eldridge, William Bryan, Catherine Brown, Samuel King, Elisha Kent, Jacob Tull, Chs. McNab, Edwd. McPherson, Henry Woodyard, and /Thomas Gossum Overseer /.
The road, from the old white oak Harbor, on the ox road - to Colchester at the old sign post the Tithables, which now are &c., - of John Coffer, Francis Stone, Robert Lawsons quarter, John King, John Hampton, John Hampton Junr. Joseph Hampton, William Mills, John Philips, Gilbert Rawland, Mordicai Jacobs, William Simmons, Chs. McNabb, William Bryan, John Johnston, /Shoemaker/. William Triplett Junr. William Simpson /brick/. Thomas Church, Robt. Church, Josiah Boggess, William C. Bayly, John Alton, Daniel Linch, Richd. Hall, Jno. Scott, /B.Smith/. Zachariah Bond, [blank] Edwards, Zachariah Burns, William Church, Danl. Dorsey & Js. Spilman - Francis Stone, Overseer 16 October 1797, page 121 From the white Oak Harbor, on the Ox Road to the Town of Colchester, we allot &c. Francis Stone, Robert Lawsons Upper Quarters, John King, Wm. Miller, John Philips, Gilbert Rowland, Mordecai Jacobs, Wm. Simms, Wm. Bryan, John Johnson, William Triplett, William Simpson, /Beech/ Tho. Church, Robert Church, Josiah Boggess, Zache. Bond, William Church and Jesse Church. /Frans. Stone Overseer./ Possible relation, Samuel King, from Fairfax County, VA records: From Thomas Songsters Shop on the Ox Road, to the White Oak harbour, We allot &c. Caleb Stone, Gerrard Barnett, Jesse Baily, Jeremiah Woodard, Jno. Powell of Wm., John Skinner, John Reid, Thos Gossum, Henry Easton, Edward Washingtons Quarter, Henry Hunt, William Simpson of Geo., Geo Nicholas, Jno. Sprag, Jos. Johnsons place, John S. Stone, Francis Peytons Tenants, William King, John Pomery, Uriah Morris, James Eldridge, William Bryan, Catherine Brown, Samuel King, Elisha Kent, Jacob Tull, Chs. McNab, Edwd. McPherson, Henry Woodyard, and /Thomas Gossum Overseer /.
Kings, FAirfax tax list 1787 - need identifications Posted by: Patricia Snyder (ID *****0856) Date: October 07, 2007 at 15:03:57 of 18678
Does anyone know if and how these Kings are related: William, Hargiss, Benjamin, John and Laurence. All on the 1787 tax list - Benjamin, John, William, Hargus and Lawrence on 1789. Does anyone know who any one of them married: For Hargis I have Winifred Wisehart For Laurence, Jane ? Is anyone familiar with a King who married Ann (Nancy) Sudderth - Suddeth,ith, erth, ath,uth, etc? Nancy and her sister Peggy, daughters of Benjamin Sudduth (etc) and Silent Jeffries, both married Kings. Nancy was born 1745, could have married 1763 at 18. Lawrence was born 1765. Peggy would be too young. I believe Nancy could be the mother of Laurence Sudworth King as listed on tax list - probably in this case Sudderth. This has been my brickest of the brick walls - would be very very grateful - massively grateful - for any information. Thank you, Pat Snyder
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After a long struggle, I have been able to contemplate a line for the Laurence King who ended up in Ahens Co Ohio and is the sire of many kings there. He evidently has a mother with the name Suddwerth who married a Virginia King. I had begun to think he was brought by a magical stork. Laurence's name on the 1797 Virginia tax is Laurence Sudworth King. That is actually one of the mispellings the census taker made. There are no Sudworths in the country until 1850 and then in Utah. A ton come to Canada and New England at that time. There are a lot of Sudderth's in Fairfax County where Laurence is living. There are five Kings in fairfax in the immediate neighborhood, tied together with a relaionship with Aaron Simpson. Hargis, William, John, Benjamin and Lawrence King. Lawrence worked for Simpson - who lives on a farm next to Hargis. Since these all live close and are about the same age, I am thinking they are brothers. A Benjamin Sudderth married Silence Simpson. I would appreciate hearing from anyone in Fairfax who is familiar with this Sudderth Suddurt, Suddart, clan.. Thanks, Pat Snyder
Notes for FRANCES 'FANNY' KING: Some researchers have questioned the first name of Benjamin Suddath's wife. This researcher has not seen any proven records to indicate that this daughter of Hargis King was named Fanny, but several researchers claim it to be true. Fanny King probably died before her husband. Notes for BENJAMIN SUDDATH II: Need more information on this Benjamin Suddath. It is possible that he married earlier in Fairfax county, but no information has been found to date.
Married first, wife unknown, possibly Frances Keener/Kenner. Children: not known Married second, ________ King, daughter of Hargis King, before 1802. Children: ........ 2 Hargiss Suddath, b. abt 1800 - ........ 2 James Suddath, b. abt. 1800 - ............ +Martha Bean ........ 2 John Lewis Suddath 1805 - 1847 ............ +Evaline Center 1806 - 1900 ........ 2 Benjamin Suddath III, b. bef. 1809 - ............ +Frances Norman 1809 - ........ 2 Francis K. Suddath, b. abt. 1810 - 1865 ............ +Elizabeth Norman 1814 - ........ 2 Margaret E. Suddath?, b. bef. 1815 - ............ +William A. Henley ........ 2 Alexander Suddath, b. 1825 - 1877 ............ +Amanda Malvina Hembree 1828 -
Benjamin enlisted as a volunteer, substitite for William Lipson, in Captain William Mason's trrops, in September 1780, for a term of six-months. His home at that time was in the Alexandria District, Fairfax County, Virginia. He marched from there to "Colechester town", Dumfries, Fredericksburg, Richmond, across the Roanoake River to Hillsborough, North Carolina, Guilford Court House, across the Yadkin River to Salisbury, Charlotte, then across toe Pee Dee River and on to near Charleston, South Carolina. Here they joined the 'main army' commanded by General Green and General Morgan and spent the winter. The next spring Green's army retreated from Cornwallis, more or less the way they had come down. Cornwallis' army overtook them at the Yadkin River where a battle was fought. He was kept in service for "about two months" after his six months enlistment had expired, and was discharged by Captain Mason. He next served four months in a Regiment comanded by Colonel West. They marched from Loudoun County, Virginia, to Falmouth, Fredericksburg, Bowling Green, Williamsburg and "Little York", where they joined Washington's army during the "seige of York". He escorted British prisoners under guard back along approximately the same route to Hollands Ferry where the prisoners were turned over to troops from Maryland. He then served another two months under Col. Rine, reconnoiterinf along the Potomac River from Fredericksburg. He then served five months under Captain Vicory aboard the ship Visur, which was "laden with flour for the support of the Americans at Havanah? Island?. The deposition suggests that the ship was captured and he "was then taken prisoner by the British, was put in irons and carried to New York..." where he was imprisoned on a British ship until the end of the war. Near the end of his deposition, made 11 September 1832, Benjamin states that he "served in all upward of sixteen months". Bear in mind that this is the account of a man 72 years old recalling events which had occurred more than fifty years before. The periods of service given above add up to 19 months, which would have taken it up to April, 1782. The Bureau of Pensions of the Department of the Interior shows 7 months under Mason, 4 months under West, 2 months under Rine, and 5 months under Vicorry on the ship "Visur". These add up to 18 months, which would take it up to March, 1782.
Surname SuddathSuddath/Benjamin Suddath grave, Roane co., Tennessee "Roane Ramblings", vol. 7, Issue #3, Summer 1991 Surname SuddathSuddath/Benjamin Suddath, Rev. war, Tennessee "Roane Ramblings", vol. 8, Issue #1, Winter 1992
Several years ago, my mother, Emma Suddath Jones, did some family research when she was considering joining the D.A.R. After her death, I found a page from a notebook with the following information. I am going to give it to you exactly as she wrote it. "Benjamin Suddath, lived at Alexandria, Fairfax County, Virginia - married Silent (Jefferies) Suddath - was the father of four sons, James, William, Lewis and Benjamin - died at his home about 1790. His son Benjamin, a Revolutionary War soldier, left Alexandria and settled in Roane County near Kingston, Tennessee on the Emory River where he had a large farm. He was married to Frances Keener (poss. Kenner?) and they were the parents of several sons. He is buried on his farm near Kingston, now known as the Adams place."
Fauquier Co. Va. Deek Bk. 8 1783-1785 P. 290 ROWLEY SMITH AND BETSEY TO MOSES SUDDUTH 1785 Fauquier Co. Va. Deed Bk. 12 1794-96 P. ;62 ROWLEY SMITH AND BETSEY OF SHENANDOAH CO. VA. TO MOSES SUDOTH FAUQUIER CO. VA. DEED BK. 21 1816-1817 P. 185 WHEATLEY TO SUDDOTH; JAMES AND MARY WHEATLEY TO JOHN AND LEWIS SUDDITH FAUQUIER CO. VA. DEED BK. 23 P. 130 JOHN SUDDOTH TO LEWIS SUDDOTH 18 July 1791, page 249 The road, from the Ox road above William Simpson’s to where it Intersects the road from Sangsters to Bull run, The Tiths. &c. - of Sampson Turley, Marmaduke Beckwiths, quarter /on Wolf run/ Jos. Jacobs Jr. John Simpson/son of Wm./Baxter Simpson Benjamin Suddeth, Junr. & Henry Pell, - Sampson Turley Overseer The road, from the Ox road above William Simpson’s to where it Intersects the road from Sangsters to Bull run, The Tiths. &c. - of Sampson Turley, Marmaduke Beckwiths, quarter /on Wolf run/ Jos. Jacobs Jr. John Simpson/son of Wm./Baxter Simpson Benjamin Suddeth, Junr. & Henry Pell, - Sampson Turley Overseer
Notes for GEORGE CALVERT: [Calvert.FTW] "...he is said to have been in the same outfit as George Mills in the Rev. War, but his wife's pension application for him was turned down..." -Laree' Lee |
