Ivea Fox

Ivea married David Allen in 1779 in Loudoun Co, Virginia. David (son of William Allen, (immigrant) and Janet "Jane" Warford) was born in 1745 in Amwell, Hunterdon Co, New Jersey; died on 18 Jul 1830 in Bourbon Co, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Margaret "Peggy" Allen was born on 27 Jun 1780 in Loudoun Co, Virginia; died after 1810.
2. William Allen was born on 4 Jul 1782 in Hampshire Co, West Virginia; died on 11 Mar 1857 in Vermillion Co, Illinois.
3. John Allen was born about 1783; died before 1780 in (died young).

Other Events and Attributes:

• Other-Begin: 1776; executor
• Will: 26 Feb 1798, Monmouth Co, New Jersey

Notes:

Other-Begin:
Will of William Allen, Jr. made March 14, 1776
Identified as a "soldier being join'd in the Army" he left sundry belongings to brother Joseph and sisters Else, Ann, and Elizabeth - Elizabeth being under 18 at the time. Gabriel Fox was appointed executor. The will was "proved" in the County Court February 10, 1777 and "fully proved" again "at another Court" Apr 10, 1780.
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Will:
Will of Gabriel Fox made February 26, 1798
Gabriel Fox gave his son William "all my carpenter's, jointer's, cooper's tools: along with eleven sheep. His wife (unnamed), but possibly not Ann Warford) was well provided for, should she remain his widow; if she remarried, much of her inheritance went to the grandchildren. They were identified as William, John, and Margaret Allen (children of daughter Ivea Fox and David Allen); and Ivea had died in 1780s, after which David married Elizabeth Wright.) The will was witnessed by, among others, David Allen and recorded December 16, 1799 with the Hampshire County Court.
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Gabriel married Ann Warford in 1757 in Hunterdon Co, New Jersey. Ann (daughter of John Warford, Jr. and Elizabeth Stout) was born about 1727 in Hunterdon Co, New Jersey; died in 1762 in Hampshire Co, West Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
"Daughter Ann (b about 1727) married Gabriel Fox. The Fox family turned out to be the most significant of all the Warford in-laws for William and Jane. Gabriel had four brothers, and all but the eldest, George, made the move to Loudoun County, Virginia in 1760s and 1790s. Gabriel himself made an additional move to Hampshire County in 1780s after his daughter Ivea married William and Jane's son David."
pg 169
"Reconstructing William Allen 1711-1799
including a social history of the Scots-Irish"
by Douglas Allen c2010
Warford and Stout Families

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Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 27 Apr 1754, Kingwood, Hunterdon Co, New Jersey; written

Notes:

Will witnessed by Malachai Bonham

Extracts of Wills, New Jersey Archives, XXXII 1751-1760 p 120 lib 7:515 dad's will
"An Ancestral Chart and Handbook" by Olive Rowland 1935 p. 126

"Bonham, A Family Genealogy" by Howard E Bonham 1996 p: 213 came from England 1729; p. 209
The First Century of Hunterdon County b y Mott 1878 p.7 bought 284 acres from George Fox and sold 1729 to Thomas Canby

Will:
In the Name of God Amen the twenty-seventh day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty-four I George Fox ofKingwood in the County of Hunterdon and western Division of the province of New Jersey.

Yeo: Being very Sick and weak of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be to God. Therefore calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing it is appointed for all men once to die do make and ordain this my last will and testament that is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my soul into the hands of God that Give it and my body I recommend to the Earth to be buried in a christian like and Decent manner at the Discretion of my executors and as touching such wordily Estate where with it hath pleased God to Bless me in this life I give devise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form imprimis.

I give and bequeath to mary my Dear wife all my moveable Estateonly she shall allow my sons the Use of the team to Carry on the farm and affairs of the mills they allowing her a comfortable maintenance while She remains my widow and if She dies my widow my will is that She Divide the said moveables as she Sees proper among my daughters But if she marrys again then all the horses Except one which she shall Chuse shall be left to the Discretion of my Executors to be Equally Divided in quantity and quality..

I will that if my Executors shall see it necessary to sell part of my lands to Pay my Debts and Carry on the affairs of the mills let it be sold off next to Joshua Waterhouse or else off of the land I lately took up which they shall think proper..

I will that mary my wife shall have the use of my lands and Dwelling house and other Buildings till My Sons come to the age of Twenty one Years if She continues my widow during which time she shall have the Benefit of their Lodging and apperell during the whole term Except She shall think Proper to bind them to trades that is Left to her discretion..

I will that my Sons be put in possession of their respective portions in the following order and manner. Item.

I give and bequeath to my beloved Son George Fox five acres of Land to be Surveyed off the upper end of my land joyning his plantation on which he now liveth in one year after my Decease in his actual possession.

I give and bequeath to my Dearly beloved son Ambros Fox one half part of my lands according to quantity and quality except ten acres of Land which is to Go with my half the mills Except my Executors See proper to Sell part for the use as above said then he to it. Ambros Shall have half the remainder as above said in his actual possession in two Years after he is twenty one years of age..

I give and bequeath to my Dear Son Absa lom Fox all my rights and interest to the Saw mill and Grist mill that is to Say one half of Each with ten acres of Land the most convenient to Said mills to be in his actual possession at twenty one years of age..

I give and bequeath to my Dear Son Amos Fox the one half part of my Lands according to the aforementioned Division Equal with my Son Ambros to be in his actual possessin at the age of twenty one years.

I give and bequeath my lands and mills to my sons as aforesid and to the Heirs and assigns forever I will also that my wife have her living with my son amos and out of his Share if she remains my widow but if She married She is debared of that priviledge tho at the same time hols her Property in the movables I will that the Use of the Land and Benefit of the mills be for maintaining the family and paying my Debts till.

Each son shall come into possession of their respective Estates as above mentioned and further.

I give to my Dear son Gabrie l Fox 5 pounds.

And lastly I constitute make and ordain my beloved Sons George Fox and Gabriel Fox my only and Sol Executors of this my last will and testament and I do hereby utterly Disallow revoke and Disannull all and Every other and former Testaments wills Legacys and Executors by me in any ways before this time Named willed and bequeathed Ratifying and Confirming this and only this and no other to be my Last will and testament in witness where of I have hereunto Set my hand and seal the day and year first above written
Signed Seald Published Pronounced and declared by the said George Fox as his Last will and testament in the presence of us the Subscribers.

Note before Executing these presents is added that if it can be made appear the the mills and ten acres of Land is of more value than Ambrosses and amos share absalom shall pau out to ambros and amos to make them Equal with himself. and if on the contrary it can be made appear that ambros and amos has the valuablest prtion they shall pay to absolem to make him equal with themselves.

Evidence below all
Malakiah Bonham
Nehemiah Bonham
William Lock
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/25425130/person/1652478167/storyx/9e01dbb7-b939-4c8f-ad6b-7eaf03327f64?src=search

George married Mary Maybury in 1727 in Kingwood Mm, Hunterdon, New Jersey. Mary was born in 1707 in Surry, Surry Co, Virginia; died in 1769 in Hunterdon Co, New Jersey. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Other-Begin: 1698, Eastchester, New York
• Residence: 1707, Monmouth Co, New Jersey
• Will: 8 Jun 1761, Kingwood, Hunterdon Co, New Jesey

Notes:

Other-Begin:
On the 1698 census of Eastchester, John Warford (jr) and his half brother, Richard Oxborn, were living in the household of their uncle, John Pinckney and next to Henry Fowler. On 11 Dec 1699 John Warford "orphaned" chose Henry Fowler (a Justice of the Peace) to be his guardian.
On 8 May 1705 the Eastchester town meeting voted that John Warford shall have four acres of land, which land in 1706/7 he sold to Moses Fowler and moved to New Jersey.
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Will:
John Warford will
written 8th day Jun 1761
Wife Elizabeth
daughters:
Abigal Warne,
Elizabeth Colvin
Rachel Quimby
Jane Allen
Ann Fox
son:
James Warford - executor
Joseph Warford
John Warford

subscribed:
Malakiah Bonham
Isaac (illegible)
[Absalom?] Bonham

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John married Elizabeth Stout in 1708 in Middleton, Monmouth Co, New Jersey. Elizabeth (daughter of James Stout and Elizabeth Truax) was born on 9 Jun 1691 in Middletown, Monmouth Co, New Jersey; died after 1769 in Hunterdon Co, New Jersey. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
"On the surface, this is an improbable rags-to-riches story, but Elizabeth's circumstances were such that John's chances with her were much improved. For Elizabeth Stout had had a child out of wedlock in 1705 at age 14. The father of her child was James Hyde. The more specific recitation of the story comes from Stillwell's 'Historical Miscellany of New Jersey':
1705: The Grand Jury of Monmouth Co, N.J. present Elizabeth, daughter of James Stout, of Middleton, for a bastard child by James Hid, late of Middleton. She was fined 5lb and costs, or to be whipped ten lashes on her bare back. The fine was paid by her father, James Stout."

Elizabeth had left town during her pregnancy, for her child, Sarah, was born in Hopewell, a town of southern Hunterdon County near Trenton (now part of Mercer County). Elizabeth and her beau never marrid and this was the source of the civil penalty that was imposed after the child was born. It it is not clear what happened to Hyde as a result of this affair, though he probably went to Hunterdon County around the same time as Elizabeth and didn't return to take the punishment that the town would have dealth him. He lived in Hunterdon County until his death in 1775. Whether he ever married is unknown.

The stigma attached to Elizabeth took her out of the market for a "goo" husband and left the door open for such a low-born youth as John Warford. She and John married in Middleton in 1708 and their first child, Job, was born the next year. It certainly looks as if, even though Warford wasn't of the proper station to court respectable Stout women, he was fit enough to rescue young (and impetuous?) Elizabeth from the taint of her indiscretion. Whether daughter Sarah was raised by Elizabeth and John, by James Hyde, or by another family is also not known, but the child did all right in the end, marrying Aaron Runyan of Hunterdon County in 1734 and going on to raise a large family of her own in the Hopewell area.

The couple spent several years in Monmouth Cuonty, probably living with her parents, before John Warford purchased land in Freehold (probably a town lot) from his in-laws, James and Elizabeth Stout in 1714. He sold this in 1717 to Daniel Clayton. Where they lived after that is unclear, but the young couple went on to have a total of ten children: four boys and six girls. Daughter Jane, who was to marry William Allen, was born 1725. The family moved to Hunterdon County in 1729, joining a growing group of Baptist families heading westward from the Monmouth area.
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including a social history of the Scots-Irish"
by Douglas Allen c2010
Warford and Stout Families

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George married Jane Palmer about 1698 in England. Jane was born on 18 Mar 1671 in Horninghold, Leichestshire, England; died after 1740. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Other-Begin: 26 Apr 1686, Eastchester, New York

Notes:

Other-Begin:
There is an entry in the town records for April 26th of that year which states that "John Wharford" was put on notice that he would have to pay "interest" to his adopted son Richard Osburn if he chose to live in the home of the boy's deceased father and work his farm - both of which were to be young Richard's property when he came of age."

note; if the earlier 1683 date for John Jr's birth is true, it is likely that Mary Pinkney was not his mother.
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John married Mary Abigail Pinkney before Apr 1686 in Eastchester, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

James married Elizabeth Truax about 1680. Elizabeth was born about 1650; died after 1700. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]