Mary Sugg

Notes:

6.Mary - Named in father's will as youngest daughter. Underage at date of father's will in 1734.
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/6939697/person/-567108145/story/fe9e1c87-6f65-4225-a23b-f814f95b9511?src=search

Other Events and Attributes:

• Property: 20 Jul 1696, Norfolk Co, Virginia
• Property: 10 Feb 1704, Norfolk Co, Virginia
• Property: 2 Sep 1734, Norfolk Co, Virginia

Notes:

George SUGG - b. about 1665; d. winter of 1734/5, Norfolk Co., VA. His will, naming wife Sarah, was written Sep. 2, 1734, and proved Feb. 21, 1734/5, Norfolk Co., VA (Will Book 12, page 77). George, son of William SUGGE, was named in his brother William's will of 1704. Juryman 1708. A Family Called Fort, by Homer T. Fort, Jr. and Drucilla Stovall Jones (Midland, TX; 1970) is subtitled "The Descendants of Elias Fort of Virginia", and provides much SUGG family information in tracing the genealogy of George's granddaughter Sarah (SUGG) FORT, wife of Elias FORT. Married first by 1696, a daughter of Timothy IVES as revealed in a Deed of 1696 in which he names his granddaughter Margaret, daughter of George SUGG. Married second, possibly shortly after 1696 to Sarah (possibly the daughter of Lemuel WILSON), who may have been the mother of the younger children. It is also possible that George had another wife (mother of one or more of his youunger children) between his marriage to Miss IVES and his marrige to Sarah..

Miss IVES - b. about 1660-70, VA; d. before Jul. 1696, VA. Daughter of Timothy IVES and Elizabeth HURLE.

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Property:
A deed dated« July 20, 1696, and recorded in Deed Book 6 of Norfolk County, Virginia, is signed by Timothy and Elizabeth (by marks), and grants 130 acres of land unto "my son-in-law, George Sugg & his daughter Margaret Sugg."

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=monkeys&id=I16724

Property:
Name George Suggs
Date 10 Feb 1704
Location Norfolk Co., VA

Notes
This probate record was extracted from microfilmed copies of the original Will Book.

Remarks
William Suggs of Norfolk County yeoman . Book 8 f. 23. Dated 10 Feb. 1704. Proved 16 Aug. 1708. . . . unto my Eldest Son William Sugg my plantacon . . . weh I now Dwell on wth halfe my Land including my plantacon . . . unto my Son Thomas Sugg ye othe

Description Brother
Book 8-23
Prove date 16 Aug 1708

Quit Rents Virginia
Sugg, George Norfolk Co 408 acres


Property:
Name Thomas Sugg
Date 02 Sep 1734
Location Norfolk Co., VA
Property 70 acres of Land

Notes: This probate record was extracted from microfilmed copies of the original Will Book.

Remarks
George Sugg &c., Book 12 p. 77, dated 2 Sept. 1734. Proved 21 Feb. 1734, by all the witnesses & Acquilla Suggs one of the Exrs . . . other . . . refused. . . . Unto my Son Thomas Seventy Acres of Land be it more or less bounding as follows to Witt b

Description Son
Book 12-77
Prove date 21 Feb 1734

George married Sarah Ives. Sarah (daughter of Timothy Ives and Elizabeth Hurle (or Hurley)) was born in 1668 in Norfolk Co, Virginia; died in Jul 1696 in Norfolk Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

the following, including the next generation, was taken from the file added to the an Ancestry tree by James Hooper.

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/6939697/person/-567108145/story/fe9e1c87-6f65-4225-a23b-f814f95b9511?src=search
(has media added to the file)

apparently the article was put together by Stephen M. Lawson:
(quote)
I believe this to be a more accurate accounting of George Augustus Sugg, Sr, his wives and his children. .

http://kinnexions.com/smlawson/sugg.htm .

William Sugge.


From a Sow or a Sparrow, by Dorris D. Hendrickson and Paul L. Hisaw (1988), provides much information on the early records about the SUGG family. Descendants from all three SUGG brothers are discussed, but principally those of William SUGG,through his son Moses and grandson William..

This information about William SUGGE, together with much supplementary data on these early SUGG generations is based upon the research of Bill SIMMONS and Scott TRIMBLE, both SUGG descendants through Priscilla (SUGG) ALLEN, daughter of George SUGG. Though it is probable that further research will require additional revisions in the material presented here, it is believed to be basically correct - except when uncertainty is stated. For an exceptional amount of research material and documentation, and additional descendants of the SUGG lines, please visit Scott Thomas Suggs TRIMBLE's Genealogy Articles and Files web page ..


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William SUGGE - b. about 1635, Bristol, England; d. about 1691, VA. It is believed that the three brothers named SUGG who appear in Norfolk Co., VA in the late 17th century were sons of William SUGGE. A bond of Mar. 20, 1663 between William SUGGE and John BROWN of Isle of Wight Co., VA may have been for indentured servitude, sponsorship for the trip to America, or as a marriage bond. In the first two cases, John BROWN may have been a close relative, and in the latter case, he may have been his father-in-law. Note that the estimated birth years of his sons begin about 1663..

Other Events and Attributes:

• Property: 20 Jul 1696, Norfolk Co, Virginia

Notes:

timothy ives
abt 1635 norfolk
aft 1716 norfolk

Timothy Ives was born about 1635 in Norfolk County, Virgin
ia. He died after 1716 in Norfolk County, Virginia. Information on the death date of Timothy Ives came from the web site of Stephen Martin Lawson. Also listed on this web site was the following information: Timothy lived near his brother John. A deed dated« July 20, 1696«/b»», and recorded in Deed Book 6 of Norfolk County, Virginia, is signed by Timothy and Elizabeth (by marks), and grants 130 acres of land unto "my son-in-law, George Sugg & his daughter Margaret Sugg." [Copied by me, Danny A. McBee, May 9, 1998].

Thomas and Fenford sold property located on Deep Creek in Norfolk Co., Va. On 17 May 1713 to Timothy Ives (D.B.9,p.209). They bought land "located on the line of the eastmost corner of the Indian patent" about 1713 ( Ferebee .1935:sec.2). I have not located a deed or grant for this property. Thomas and Fenford called this plantation the Poplars. It was near the home of Marmaduke Etheridge (ca.1648-aft.1716) whose second wife, Barbara Fenford (d.aft.1716), was the aunt of Fenford Ferebee. Thomas Ferebee sold his last piece of property in Virginia on Deep Creek, Norfolk Co. To Timothy Ives on 11 May 1724, "part of a patent granted ye John Ferebee dated ye 20th of April 1685" (D.B."F"p.110
Is this Timothy II or Timothy II?



Ken Ives emial address kenives99@comcast.net

"«b»Timothy Ives«/b»- was born Abt. 1640 in Probably near Portsmouth, VA.
Probate on 15 Jan 1676 (Mentioned in the will of his father-in-law, Joseph Hurle (or Hurley)) [10].
Property 1704 in Norfolk County, Virignia (Property owner (400 A.) on Norfolk County quitrent roll) [2, 11]. He died Aft. 1716 in Norfolk County, VA.


A land patent was issued 3/15/1675 to Timothy Ives, Jr., for 270 acres in Lower Norfolk County,
"on the West side of the South Branch of the Elizabeth River, beginning near the mouth of
Guillam's Run to a marsh against old Butts (or Britt's) Creek..." 200 acres of this parcel was
described as having been "...assigned to Timothy Ives, Senr." on 2/15/1671, "who assigned to the above named, his son..." (Cavaliers and Pioneers, v. 2, p. 173). Though this location has not
been positively identified, it would seem to place Timothy's property in the present-day cities of
either Chesapeake or Portsmouth, VA.

A deed dated July 20, 1696, and recorded in Deed Book 6 of Norfolk Co., VA, is signed by
Timothy and Elizabeth (by marks), and grants 130 acres of land unto "my son-in-law George Sugg & his daughter, Margrett Sugg."
Note only George Sugg one child Margaret is mentioned. Therefore Margaret is only Ivey descend


Property:
A deed dated July 20, 1696, and recorded in Deed Book 6 of Norfolk County, Virginia, is signed by Timothy and Elizabeth (by marks), and grants 130 acres of land unto "my son-in-law, George Sugg & his daughter Margaret Sugg."

Timothy married Elizabeth Hurle (or Hurley) about 1665 in Norfolk Co, Virginia. Elizabeth (daughter of Joseph Hurle (or Hurley)) was born about 1645 in Norfolk Co, Virginia; died in 1677 in Norfolk Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 15 Jan 1676, Norfolk Co, Virginia; probate

Notes:

Will:
Probate on 15 Jan 1676 (Mentioned in the will of his (Timothy Ives) father-in-law, Joseph Hurle (or Hurley))