Notebook. Family of William George and Jannet Patton

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Person:William George (58)

Note 1

Source: From Genforum, Patton Board extracted June 2012.

William GEORGE died in 1810 in Tazewell Co, VA. He began acquiring land by grant and deed in present day Tazewell County, as early as 1795. He also owned lots in Jeffersonville (town of Tazewell) in 1800 and owned a drygoods and general store called "George and Co." He left a large estate at his death in 1810. He was married to Jane/Jennet PATTON in 1793.

Jane/Jennet PATTON died in 1820. Source for this Patton line is : www.silverchat.com/BallGenealogy/williampatton.htm William GEORGE and Jane/Jennet PATTON had the following children:

i. Henry Patton GEORGE was born on 21 Feb 1794. married to Martha RANDOLOPH.

ii. John Boyd GEORGE was born on 31 Jul 1795.

iii. Col. Harvey (Hervy) GEORGE.

iv. William?? "Oscar"?? SPECULATIVE GEORGE was born in Sep 1804. He died on 22 Nov 1859/60 in Witten Valley, Tazewell Co., VA.

Note 2

Intermediate Source:Rootsweb

Original Source:Tazewell County Deed Book 3 pages 260-262, 24 Jun 1822

Abraham Workman and Margaret his wife of the County of Tazewell to William Gillespie and Jacob T. Fishback. Abraham Workman is justly indebted to Henry P. and John B. George surviving partners of the late firm of Henry P. George and Company for the sum of $202.05 with legal interest until paid of $21.20. 120 acres purchased of James P. Thompson decd. in Burke's Garden

HP and John B George would be the sons of William, as identified in note 1 above.

Note 3

Source:Ancestry World trees

Land grant registered to James Maxwell 4 Nov 1803 and William George Tazewell County 87 a. On the waters of Clinch River adjoining his own and James Wittens land. Grants No. 52, p. 102.