Person:Samuel Pryor (7)

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Col. Samuel Pryor
d.1766 Virginia
  1. Col. Samuel Pryor1693 - 1766
  2. John Pryor1695 - 1771
  3. Luke Pryor1702 - 1792
  4. Daniel Pryor1703 -
  5. Richard Pryor1706 - 1757
  6. Philip Pryor1710 - 1769
m. Bef 1717
  1. William Pryor1721 - 1777
  2. Dr. Samuel Pryor1725 - 1777
  3. Thornton Pryor1726 - 1773
  4. Nancy 'Ann' PryorAbt 1727 -
  5. Mary Molly Pryor1730 - 1804
  6. Robert Pryor1734 - Bef 1780
  7. Sen. John Pryor, of Amelia County, VA1735 - Bef 1785
  8. Luke Pryor1736 - 1783
Facts and Events
Name Col. Samuel Pryor
Gender Male
Birth? 1693 Gloucester County, Virginia
Marriage Bef 1717 Gloucester County, Virginiato Mary Prudence Thornton
Death? 1766 Virginia

Records in Amelia County, VA

Amelia County, Virginia Deed Book 8:

Pryor, Thornton, 1763. Deed. Thornton Pryor, of Halifax County, N.C., conveys land to Samuel Pryor, of Goochland County, land formerly part of estate of his father, Samuel Pryor, deceased, and then in hands of Mother Prudence Pryor. John Pryor one of the witnesses who proved this deed in Amelia Court.
Source: Amelia County, Virginia Deed Book 8, pg. 220.
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References
  1.   Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. (Richmond, Virginia: Virginia Historical Society)
    Vol. 7, No. 1, Pg. 76.

    Extracts from notes in the Mitchell Family Bible, made by James Mitchel from personal recollections and conversations, correspondence & c., with other members of the family.
    "Grandmother's father, Colonel Samuel Pryor's parents were from England, and had settled in Caroline County, Va. He married a Miss Thornton, whose parents were also from England, and settled in Caroline, Hanover and Spotsylvania counties. They had ten children, eight sons, and two daughters: William, Samuel, John, Thornton, Robert, Luke, Frank and Joseph: the youngest of the brothers and least of them weighed 220 pounds. Nancy Pryor married Colonel Samuel Wells, judge of the County Court of Amelia county. Mary Pryor was born 15th November 1730 and married Major William Berry, of Gloucester, Va., who died, leaving two daughters, Nancy and Prudence."