Person:Margaret Winans (1)

Mrs. Wilma High says there is a theory that Margaret was a child of this marriage, but no proof has come forth. * Larry A. Anderson Landerson@@earthlink.net
* Since Margaret's parentage is conjecture, Jan Winans' will should be consulted, since a mention of a daughter, Margaret is possible. Mention of a witness, William Winans of Margaret Hatfield's codicil would indicate that William was some sort of relative, though not necessarily her brother. Her son ? [Considering William & Margaret were born about a year apart, it's more likely they were brother and sister.]

Sources: Title: Hogg Family of York and Gloucester Counties, Virginia Author: Elizabeth Hogg Ironmonger Abbrev: Elizabeth Hogg Ironmonger Abbrev: Hogg Family of York and Gloucester Counties, Virginia Date: 11 AUG 2002 Title: GEDCOM File : 2635408.ged Author: Roy Bailey, Pepsi1951@@aol.com Abbrev: Roy Bailey, Pepsi1951@@aol.com Abbrev: GEDCOM File : 2635408.ged Date: 16 AUG 2003

Note:

• dau of Ann Robertson and Jan Winans
• Hatfield Family Origins Website
• LDS website

Name: Margaret Hetfield Date: 04 Jul 1745 Location: the Borough of Elizabeth, Essex Co. Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. II 1730-1750 widow; will of. Daughters--Sarah and Phebe Hetfield. Sons--Abraham, John, David, Samuel, Elias, Jacob and William, last three under age. Real and personal estate. Executors--son, Abraham, and Matthias Hetfield, Esq. Witnesses--Benjamin Spinning, Abraham Woodruff, John Ross. Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. II 1730-1750 1745, July 26. Codicil--Daughter Phebe, the largest trunk. Witnesses-- William Winans, Philip Blacklidge, John Ross. Proved Sept. 7, 1745.

1.   Ironmonger, Elizabeth Hogg. Hogg family of York and Gloucester Counties, Va. (Seaford, Virginia: Ironmonger, 1968).