Robert Ives

Notes:

Robert Ives, son of Timothy Ives of Norfolk County, married a Keziah Johnson in 1746, and his will of 31 January 1764 names his wife Keziah and children Robert, John, Rachel, Keziah, and "daughter-in-law" Tamer Powell, wife of Joshua Powell.

Robert's will, dated 1/31/1764, names his wife, Keziah, and children Robert, John, Rachel, and Keziah. The will also mentions a "daughter-in-law" named Tamer Powell, wife of Joshua Powell (Norfolk County Will Book F, p. 126). It does not seem possible that Tamer Powell was actually Robert's daughter-in-law, and her true relationship is not known. Perhaps his step-daughter, i.e., daughter of Keziah, by her first marriage?
An approximate death date between 1764 and 1777 (and probably nearer the former date) is inferred based on the fact that Robert's will is dated 1/31/1764, and the fact that he was not mentioned.
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Robert married Keziah Ivey (or Ivy) on 4 Jun 1746 in of, Norfolk Co, Virginia. Keziah (daughter of John Ivey (or Ivy) and Mrs. Sarah (..) Ivey (or Ivy)) died after 1752 in of, Norfolk Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Robert Ives died after 1777 in of, Norfolk Co, Virginia.
2. John Ives died in 1777 in Norfolk Co, Virginia.
3. Rachel Ives died after 1764 in of, Norfolk Co, Virginia.
4. Keziah Ives died after 1764 in of, Norfolk Co, Virginia.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 1743, Norfolk Co, Virginia

Notes:

Will:
TIMOTHY IVES of Norfolk County
Book H f. 75.
Dated 27 July 1743.
Proved 21 Oct. 1743, by all the witnesses & Probate granted Execrs
to my Son James Ives one hundred Acres of Land where he now lives with some part of my plantation & Twenty foot square of Land at my Landing at the Back of my House
to my Son George Ives the plantation I now live on & my House with one hundred acres of Land & one half of sixty-five acres of my swamp Land
unto my Son Robert Ives one hundred acres of Land next joining to my Son George Westerly & half [p.175] of my swamp Land with my Small House & Land my Landing
to my Son William Ives my Negro boy called Colley
to my Daughter Mary Willy my Negro Woman called Jenny
to my Daughter Eliza Wilkins one Negro Girl called Sue
to my Daughter Rachael Hodgis one Negro Girl called Nell
to my Daughter Eliza Halett one Negro Girl called Rose
to my Daughter Affiah Ives one Negro Girl called Hannah
to my Grandson Willis Gregory five Shillings in full for his Portion
to my Grandson Charles Ives five shillings in full for his Portion
to my three youngest Children George Ives, Robert Ives & Affiah Ive all the rest of my Estate
Appoint my Son James Ives & my Son George Ives full & whole Executors
witnesses: Thos Cherry.
James Ferebee.
Tamor Burgess.
Timothy Ives & Seal.

was Timothy son Timothy died before his father look under Timohy the 4th

Timothy Ives [12]. He was born Bef. 1703. Property on 11 May 1724 in Norfolk
County, VA (Bought of Thomas and Fenford Ferebee 90 A on Deep Creek,Norfolk County) [15]. Residence on 11 May 1724 ("of Norfok County") [15].
Will on 27
Jul 1743 in Norfok County, VA (Will prepared and signed) [10].
He died Bet. 27
Jul? 21 Oct 1743 in Virginia. Probate on 21 Oct 1743 in Norfolk County, VA (Will proved) [10].

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Timothy married Mrs. Anne (..) Ives. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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))