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William Patterson, The Irish Patriarch
b.Est 1680
Facts and Events
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Related
- William Patterson Records in Chalkley's Chronicles
Overview
Based on earliest DOB's (c1711) for his children William Patterson (75) probably married Margaret about 1710, presumably in Ireland. He is believed to have died by 1715, and no documentation has been developed to support the idea that he ever came to America. In any case, wife Margaret soon remarried to a John Adams, by whom she had several children. The combined families are believed to have immigrated to America where son Robert secures land in Sussex County, DE, in 1732. Margaret's second husband died either shortly before or after the immigration. Son Robert sold his Sussex County land in 1738, and migrated to Orange County/Augusta County by 1744 where his mother, as "Margaret Adams" makes her will. [1]
Kin Summary
Patterson YDNA Group R1b1-A, Patriarch William Patterson (51), probably died in Ireland His wife remarried and combined families emirgarted to Sussex Delaware by 1727 where son Robert obtains land in that area. Son Robert lived in Augusta County from c1738 to c1767; he then relocated to York County SC, dying there in 1775.
William Patterson | Person:William Patterson (75) | c1680 | c1715 | 1705 | Margaret | - | - | The Irish Patriarch
| Robert Patterson | Person:Robert Patterson (51) | c1711 | 1775 | c1756 | Sarah | William Patterson (75) | Margaret | Initially settled in Sussex Delaware, but in Old Augusta by 1740, later moved to NC
| Elizabeth Patterson | Person:Elizabeth Patterson (61) | 1713 | <1744 | 1730 | Jeremiah Harrison | William Patterson (75) | Margaret
| Mary Patterson | Mary Patterson 27 | 1738-1743 | | | - | Person:Robert Patterson (51) | Sarah
| Sarah Patterson | Sarah Patterson 24 | -3488 | >1775 | | - | Person:Robert Patterson (51) | Sarah
| Thomas Patterson | Thomas Patterson 34 | 1740-745 | 1807-1810 | | - | Person:Robert Patterson (51) | Sarah
| Robert Patterson | Robert Patterson 19 | 1748-1752 | 1828 | 1775-1779 | Mabel | Person:Robert Patterson (51) | Sarah
| Peter Patterson | Peter Patterson 3 | 1752-1754 | >1800 | | married Name Unknown | Person:Robert Patterson (51) | Sarah
| Elizabeth Patterson | Elizabeth Patterson 62 | c1755 | >1800 | | - | Person:Robert Patterson (51) | Sarah
| Lydia Patterson | Lydia Patterson 8 | c1758 | | | - | Person:Robert Patterson (51) | Sarah
| William Patterson | William Patterson 77 | 1759-1762 | >1775 | | - | Person:Robert Patterson (51) | Sarah
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Male Line Descent
Dispersion Key | Stayed in Ireland | to Augusta c1740, to NC/SC after 1748? | NC/SC after 1750 | to TN after ? |
Notes
From: Ancestry
- Margaret Donnell Patterson Adams of Linvel's Creek, Augusta Co., VA, & her 1st husband, William Patterson. [They were the] parents of Robert "R" Patterson of Tryon Co., NC, & York Co., SC, whose Descendants Settled in Rutherford Co., NC, & McMinn Co., Tennessee
Wes Pattersons Site
- Harald Reksten and Wes Patterson located Margaret Donnell Patterson Addams, her son Robert "R," and his wife Sarah in Sussex Co., Delaware in 1727, and her 2nd husband John ADDAMS.
- Her son ROBERT "R" PATTERSON owned land by 1732 which bordered a THOMAS BLACK.
- WILLIAM PATTERSON, father of Robert "R" Patterson, died ca 1711-15, probably in Ireland.
- His widow Margaret (Donnell) had remarried by 1727, but probably 1715-18 because she and John Addams had a daughter born 1718. Their first daughter's name is unknown, but married Andrew Donelson (aka Dollinson) and were the parents of Margaret “Dollinson,” named on Margaret Addams’ 1744 will.
- Next, John and Margaret Addams had a daughter named Jane Addams, born ca. 1720. She later married Daniel Love and had two daughters between 1744 and 1750. Lastly, John and Margaret Addams had a son, Samuel Addams, ca. 1722.
- John Addams died between 1722 and 1727, approximately.
- When Margaret wrote her will 03 SEP 1744 in Orange Co., VA, she was a widow.
- On 18 May 1748, Margaret Adams was bonded as administrator of the estate of her son, Samuel Adams deceased, Augusta Co., VA, Will Book 1, p. 83. (Augusta Co. was created 1738 out of Orange Co., with the stipulation that it not organize until its population grew enough to justify it, so Augusta Co. records began in 1745.)
- William and Margaret probably married bef 1710 and had two known children:
1. Robert "R" Patterson b: bet 1700-1705? since he owned land and was married by 1727 to md. Sarah ____.
2. Elizabeth Patterson b. ca 1715? who was 1st wife of Jeremiah Harrison and had a daughter Esther Harrison.
Note discrepancy on DOD of Samuel Adams. Text above has him dying in 1748 when Margaret is bonded as administrator of Adam's estate. Yet she identifies him as one of her executors in her will of 1748. She apparently lived on to 1770 when her will entered probate, with Samuel Adams surving as administer. Since we have a copy of her will (below) we can confirm that Samuel Adams was indeed her executor. Perhaps not her son? We don't have an immediate copy of he 1748 bonding to administer the estate of Samuel Adams, so this needs to be confirmed. Might be in Chalkley's Chronicles. Perhaps we are dealing with two Samuel Adams, father and son?
Will of Spouse
Margaret's birth will be estimated as abt 1690-1695. A widow when she wrote her will, she died in 1770 when it was recorded 15 Mar. Her sons Robert Patterson and Samuel Adams were adults when she wrote it, as they were named Executors.
Recorded in Augusta Co., VA, Will Book 4, p. 114; and in Tryon Co., NC; transcribed from original by Wes Patterson
Margaret Adams' will, of Orange Co., VA ~ Page 301.--3d September, 1744.
In the name of God Amen
The last will and testament of Margaret Addams of ye Colony of Virginia & in the County of Orange being very sick & weak of body but in perfect mind & memory Do first of all Bequeath my soul to almighty God & give it & my body to ye Earth from wence it came to be buried in such Decent manner ass my Executors shall think proper and ass for my worldly goods I bequeath in ye following manner.
- Item I bequeath my great mair called long legs to my Son Robert Patterson but her increase to his children to be Equally devided among them.
- Item I bequeath my Cotton Gound Quilted petty Coat with one apron and one handkerchief to Mary Patterson Daughter of my Son Robert Patterson.
- Item I bequeath to my Daughter Jane Love my bed I now ly on with the bolster & one pair of sheets.
- Item I bequeath to my Grand Daughter Margaret Dollinson my Side Saddle and fan.
- Item I bequeath to my Grand Daughter Esther Harrison one Cow & Calf.
- Item I bequeath all ye Remaining part of my wearing apparel to be Equally Devided between My Daughter Elizabeth & my Daughter Jane.
- Item I bequeath to my Daughter Elizabeth my box Iron & heaters with one puter Dish & one young horse.
- Item I bequeath one young heifer to my Son in Law Daniel Love.
- Item I bequeath my Riding mair a young horse & one Cow & Calf with my now Dwelling plantation with all ye tracts of Land thereto belonging with all my household goods Except the perticulers before bequeathed to my Son Samuel Addams to him & his heirs for Ever.
- Item I bequeath all my Debts Due to me to be Equally Devided between my Son Robert Patterson & my Son Samuel Addams.
Appointing my Son Robert Patterson & my Son Samuel Addams my Whole & Sole Executors and Administrators Utter Revoking and Disannulling all other wills formerly by me made Acknowledging this to be my last will and testament unto which I have Sett my hand this third Day of September & In ye year of Our Lord God 1744.
Margaret (her mark "X") Addams
In the presence of
- Sam'l Hull
- Jacob Gum
- Thomas (his mark "T") Lunday
Twelve days after Margaret wrote her Will in 1744, the following record was written on the back of the Will (this is quoted from the original Will, not the transcribed version in the Will Book):
September ye 15: 1744 ~ We, the children of Margaret Adams, have reserved of the exeter [WP note: executor] the full of all legsy [legacy] I say rend according to her desiare and will.
- Daniel Love
- Jan (her mark "x") Love
- Elessa(her mark "X")bath Harrasson
These are to certify that all persons whom, &c., that I, ROBERT PATTERSON of North Carolina, TRYON Co., son of WILLIAM PATTERSON, decd., do disclaim any right or title that is or may be alledged belonging to me of a certain tract of land lying & being in AUGUSTA Co. upon a small branch on the South side of Linvell's Creek, which said land was taken up by MARGARET ADAMS, the widow of JOHN ADAMS, decd. ~ ROBERT R. PATTERSON. 1st Feb 1770. Teste: FRANCIS ADAMS, J.P., TRYON Co., NC. Certifies that FRANCIS ADAMS is a magistrate. EZEKIEL POLK, C.C.
- Robert (R his mark) Patterson>BR>
Proved 15 Mar 1770, by SAMUEL HULL & JACOB GUNN. SAMUEL ADAMS qualifies executor, with JOSEPH DICTUM, JOHN MADISON, Jr.
More Notes
http://wespatterson.com/reports/patt/fam00894.html
Husband: William PATTERSON, I
Born: BET 1675 AND 1685at: Scotland or N. Ireland
Married: BET 1705 AND 1710at: 1
Died: BET 1715 AND 1720at: Scotland, N. Ireland, DE, NJ, or MD 1
Father:
Mother:
Other Spouses:
Wife: Mary Margaret DONNELL?
Born: BET 1680 AND 1690at: 1
Died: BET 1769 AND 1770at: Linville Creek (Harrisonburg), Augusta Co., Va
Father:
Mother:
Other Spouses:
NOTES --------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHILDREN
Name: Robert (R) PATTERSON
Born: BET 1705 AND 1710at: Most likely in N. Ireland, but possibly in DE, NJ, or PA 2
Married: BET 1735 AND 1738at: Sussex Co DE 3
Died: 1775 at: York Co., Clark's Fork of Bullocks Creek, SC 4
Spouses: SARAH
PEDIGREE NOTES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: daughter PATTERSON
Born: BET 1707 AND 1712at:
Married: at:
Died: BEF 1744 at: 5
Spouses: Mr. DOLLINSON
Name: Elizabeth PATTERSON
Born: BET 1709 AND 1715at: 6
Married: BET 1727 AND 1730at: Most likely Sussex Co DE
Died: BET 1744 AND 1757at: Harrisonburg, Augusta Co., Va
Spouses: Jeremiah HARRISON
SOURCES
1) Margaret Adams 1744 Will
2) Wes Patterson
3) Sussex Co DE Deeds
4) York Co., SC Court Minutes
5) Wes Patterson
6) Wes Patterson
References
- ↑ Need to establish the basis for identifying Robert in Sussex County as the same person as settled in Augusta County, and later North Carolina. Is there anything beyond the coincidental evidence related to the sale and purchase of land in these areas by a Robert Patterson?)
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