Person:John Chinn (12)

Watchers
  1. Mary Chinn1754 - 1839
  2. Rawleigh ChinnAbt 1756 - Abt 1801
  3. Charles Chinn1756 - 1844
  4. Nancy ChinnAbt 1758 - Abt 1817
  5. Elijah Chinn1758 - 1836
  6. Susanna "Sukey" Chinn1764 - 1817
  7. John Chinn1766 - 1839
  8. Elizabeth "Betty" Ball ChinnAbt 1768 -
  9. Margaret Burgess ChinnAbt 1769 - 1787
  10. William Ball Chinn1770 - 1830
  11. Joseph ChinnAbt 1772 - 1833
  12. Christopher ChinnAbt 1773 - 1809
  13. Penelope ChinnBef 1787 -
  1. Richard Henry Chinn, Esq.Abt 1795 - Abt 1847
  2. Joel Higgins Chinn1800 - 1874
  3. Scithia Davis Chinn1806 - 1832
  4. Marcus Aurelius Chinn1813 - 1849
  5. Agnes Ball ChinnBef 1823 -
Facts and Events
Name[1][2] John Chinn
Gender Male
Birth? 2 Aug 1766 Fauquier, Virginia, United Statessource = OLT, needs verification
Marriage to Mildred Higgins
Other[1] 13 May 1787 Fauquier, Virginia, United Statesnamed in Will of Charles Chinn, father
Other[2] 8 Mar 1810 Fauquier, Virginia, United Statesnamed in Chancery Court Case:Chinn v. Heale, a land dispute between Wm Heale and the sons/Executors of Charles Chinn, his fathe
Death? 8 Mar 1839 Cynthiana, Harrison, Kentucky, United Statessource = OLT, needs verification
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Will Abstract of Charles Chinn, in King, J. Estelle Stewart, and Elizabeth Petty Bentley. Abstracts of wills, administrations, and marriages of Fauquier County, Virginia, 1759-1800: with cemetery inscriptions, rent rolls, and other data. (Baltimore, Maryland: Reprinted for Clearfield Company by Genealogical Publishing Company, 1980, c1978).

    p 25 -
    [from Fauquier County Will Book Number 2 (1783-1796)]
    CHINN, Charles. 13 May 1787. 25 Feb. 1788. To son, Charles, silver watch, household goods. Sons: Rawleigh, John, William Ball, Nancy Chinn, to have household goods. Son Elijah to have 500 acres of land in County of Nelson, District of Kentucky. All residue of land in Kentucky to be divided between sons, Charles, John, Rawleigh, William and Joseph Chinn. Wife, Seth Chinn, to have land in Loudon and Fauquier Counties. Daughter, Lila Reno [ * ] . Daughters, Penelope, Betty, Margaret, Betty [ * ] and Sukey [ * ] . Son, Christopher Chinn. Sons, Charles, Raleigh and John and friend Rawleigh Chinn, Sr. are named as executors. Wit: John French, Daniel French, Ralph Murry. (p. 125)


    [ * cos1776 notes: There are some mistakes in this abstract that do not match up with a transcript of the complete will (see person page for Charles Chinn}. In the transcript, daughter "Sukey" was spelled "Suckey" ; daughter Mary (Chinn) Reno was named as "my daughter Mary Reno" and her husband was named as "Zila Reno" ; and, I am not sure why daughter Betty is listed twice.]
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    [Identifies him as son of Charles Chinn.]

  2. 2.0 2.1 Chinn v. Heale, in Michie, Thomas Johnson; Thomas Jefferson; and Peachy Ridgway Grattan. Virginia reports: Jefferson--33 Grattan, 1730-1880 (1900). (Charlottesville, Va.: The Michie Co, 1903)
    34.

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