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Facts and Events
| Name[1] |
George Heale |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[1] |
Abt 1643 |
England |
| Marriage |
Abt 1678 |
Prob. Virginiato Ellen Rogers |
| Will? |
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Lancaster, Virginia, United States[supposedly WB 5:74. Need to add transcript/citation, etc.] |
| Other[4] |
28 Sep 1694 |
Lancaster, Virginia, United Statesnamed Executor in Will of Wm. Ball, father-in-law of his dau Hannah |
| Other[5] |
6 Dec 1698 |
Lancaster, Virginia, United Stateswitnessed the Will of John Stretchley whose stepdaughter Catherine Chinn would eventually marry his son Capt. George Heale |
| Death[1][3][5] |
Aft 6 Dec 1698 |
Lancaster, Virginia, United States |
For Further Review
- Information from sources 2 & 3. Add additional source info, if possible.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 George Heale, in Railey, William Edward. History of Woodford County. (Originally published Frankfort, Kentucky: Roberts Printing Co., 1928)
p 226.
[see Transcript]
... The first of the Heale family known in America was Nicholas, who was a planter in York County, Va., in 1654. He was born in England. His son, George Heale, was a justice of the peace 1684-93, in Richmond County, Virginia, burgess in Lancaster in 1694-97. He died in 1698. His wife was Ellen Chinn ...
- http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/4579/hale.html.
George Heale (1643-49?-1697 Lancaster Co VA) & Ellen Rogers (?-ca. 1710)
They were married in 1682. George was a justice of Lancaster Court 1684, and he served in House of Burgesses 1695, 1697. Ellen's parents were Captain John Rogers of Northumberland Co (1620-1680) and his first wife, Ellen, according to research done by Carlton Lee Hudson (in The Virginia Genealogist, 1967)
Ellen Heale's will, dated 15 Oct 1710, bequeathed her son William 500 acres unless he died without issue; then it would go to Joseph, or to Ellen, Elizabeth, and Sarah. Ellen she gave 100 acres at Cherry Point. To William she gave three slaves, the furniture in her chamber and her stock of cattle and hogs, as well as her brandy still. Sons John and Joseph were given the money they owed her. Slaves and personalty were given to her daughters Ellen, Elizabeth and Sarrah. Hannah was given 5 pounds sterling; George a silver hilted sword and belt which were his father's, and Nicholas 20 shillings sterling. Her books were to be divided equally among her daughters and William.
Children:
Hannah, m. William Ball III (--1744)>>six children
George (--1737), m. Catherine Chinn [Chipnash?]>>Elizabeth [Davenport,] Sarah, Ann, Catherine
John (--1737 tombstone at "Peach Hill"
Joseph, 1681-1741, m. 1 Elizabeth, m. 2. Hannah Bushrod
Nicholas (1691-1730), settled in Baltimore, m. Frances Broad/Garrett
Ellen, m. Capt. John Opie [no children]
Elizabeth, m. Richard Kenner>>Rodham (m. Susannah Opie), Hannah
Sarah, m. Newman Brockenborough 1715 [no children]
William, born posthumously 1697(see next)
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[20121107 Note: link is dead]
- ↑ .
From Genforum.com post:
Re: families of Peter Montague
Posted by: Susan Crutchfield, Ph.D. (ID *****4693) Date: November 27, 2007 at 18:45:48
In Reply to: Re: families of Peter Montague by Kevin Allen of 1484
Just to say that William Ball IV of Lancaster Co., Va married Hannah Heale. She was the daughter of George Heale (Hale) son of Nicholas Heale b. 1654 York Co. Va., d.1698 Lancaster Co...owned vast lands in both counties. George Heale married Ellen Chinn. Hannah Heale and William Ball had Sarah. Hannah's brother was Captain George Heale who married Catherine Chinn who had Nicholas and William Heale, William married Priscilla Downman and had George Heale b 1728-d.1806.George married Sarah Smith and his sister, Priscilla married General Lafayette's good friend General Marquis Calmes.
Nicholas Heale born 1628 the first of the American Heales was very close to William Ball, William Ball IV's gr. or gr. grandfather.
Montaque Island and Middlesex Co were adjacent to Lancaster Co., so it is most probable that Mary Montague Bennet Ball did exist. My Uncle did a great deal of work with the Montague and Ball lines etc. and always told me that George Washington's grandmother was a Montague. Hope that this is helpful.
- ↑ Will Abstract of William Ball, in Lee, Ida J. Abstracts Lancaster County, Virginia, Wills, 1653-1800. (Richmond: Dietz Press, 1959).
p 6 -
BALL, Capt. William, of Parish St. Mary's White Chapel. 28 Sep. 1694. Rec. 16 Nov. 1694.
Wife (name not given), three eldest sons: William, Richard and James Ball; Sons: Joseph, George, David, Stretchly and Samuel Ball. Dau. Margaret Ball. Extrs. sons William and Richard, and brother [*-in-law] Capt. David Fox, Mr. Geo. Haile. Wits. Abraham Taylor, George Finch, Edwin Conway. W.B. 8, p. 45.
[* cos1776 Note: omitted from original text.]
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[This is likely him as his daughter Hannah was married to William Ball's son, also named William Ball. However, it could also be George Haile's son, also named George Haile. If it is this George Haile, it provides evidence that he was still alive in 1694.]
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Will of John Stretchley, in Lancaster, Virginia, United States. Lancaster County Will Book No. 8, 1690-1709.
[see Transcript ]
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[George Heale witnessed this 6 Dec 1698 Will of John Stretchley, providing evidence that he was alive as of that date. George Heale's son (also named George) would eventually marry the stepdaughter of the deceased John Stetchley.]
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