Mary "Molly" Blakemore

Family/Spouse: (..) Chadwell. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Cynthia Chadwell was born in 1789 in Scott Co, Virginia; died after 1860 in Grainger Co, Tennessee.

Joseph married Ann Sanders about 1754 in Lancaster Co, Virginia. Ann was born in 1736 in Lancaster Co, Virginia; died in 1783 in Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 12 May 1738, White Chapel Parish, Lancaster Co, Virginia

Notes:

This Edward Blakemore could be the III? Said to be Jr., b 1628 England and married to Hannah Rogers; but too old to be married to Hannah Rogers. Edward Jr. said to be son of Edward and Frances Eames.

The Blakemore family in Lancaster County, Virginia, came apparently from the County Devon area of England. Some think that the family came from near Birmingham, England. It appears that members of the family were residents of the English Counties of Essex, Devon, Carmarthen, Kent, Monmouth and London. They were mostly landed gentry and yeomen. There is no present positive information as to the exact location of the birth place of Edward Blakemore, Jr. Major Maurice Neville Blakemore wrote that the Blakemore family came particularly from Parracombe and Ottery St. Mary, County Devon, England.

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Will:
Edward Blackmore of St. Mary's White Chapel Parish

Will: March 27, 1738, Will dated - Northumberland County, Virginia, Will Book 13, folios 90-91.5
Will Probated: May 12, 1738, Will recorded

Will written 27 March 1738 Will probated 12 May 1738
Wife Hannah Blackmore in lieu of her share of my slaves the use of negro man Peter and negro woman Aggy during her natural life. Son Thomas; negro man Jack; Daughter Sarah Blackmore: negro Frank; Daughter Hannah Blackmore: negro girl Nan; son Edward Blackmore: negro Bess and negro woman Aggy at the death of my wife. Son John Blackmore; negro Bess; Son Joseph Blackmore: negro Gim.
At wife's death negro man Peter to be sold and the money equally divided among my children as shall then be living.
Son Thomas; my coopers tools. Son Edward: my long gun and my writing desk. Son John; my large oval table and the locker that stands upon my desk. Daughter Sarah; my cloathes press. Daughter Hannah; my chest of drawers. Wife; use of my two best beds during her life. Son Joseph; One bed of middle value. Rest of my estate to wife and children, share and share alike.
Son Thomas Blackmore and Rawleigh Chinn Jun. Executors.
Witness;
John Rogers
Jos Ball
(Lancaster County, Virginia Deeds & Wills #13 1735-43, pages 90-91)
DEED dated 13 April 1739; Recorded 11 May 1739-Deeds & Wills #13 1735-43, page 133.

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Edward married Hannah Rogers. Hannah (daughter of William Rogers and Elizabeth Dale) was born in 1696 in of, St. Mary's White Chapel Parish, Lancaster Co, Virginia; died in 1750. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

md several times to:
1. George Mitchell issue: Sarah Mitchel
2. Edward Blakemore
3. Thomas Hines
4. pos. Joseph Chinn

Hannah Blackmore of St. Mary's White Chapel Parish, Lancaster County, widow, to Joseph Chinn gent. of above parish: a lease from Francis Burges dated 28 August 1735 of a plantation known as the Forrest Quarter for ten years from 25 December after the date of the first lease for the residue of the said terme to come, also her life estate in the moiety of 100 acres of land lying in above parish where her former husband George Mitchell dec'd dyed seized the said Joseph Chinn having purchased in fee of Samuel White and Sarah his wife, daughter of the said George Mitchell.
Witness:
Thomas Chinn
John Mott
John Stott

More About Hannah Rogers:
Residence: Lancaster County, Virginia5

More About Edward Blakemore and Hannah Rogers:
Death of one spouse: 1738, Her second husband5
Marriage: Abt. 17175

Other Events and Attributes:

• Property: 12 Mar 1678, Morattico, Lancaster Co, Virginia

Notes:

Property:
12 Mar 1677/8: Edward Dale of Lancaster County conveyed to his daughter Elizabeth, wife of William Rogers, Gent., son of Capt. John Rogers of Northumberland County, a tract of 500 acres near the head of Morattico, reserving the use of this land to himself and his wife Diana during their lives. The Virginia Genealogist, Volume 11, pages 26 - 29.

William married Elizabeth Dale about 1677 in Lancaster Co, Virginia. Elizabeth was born about 1655; died after 1670 in of, Lancaster Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]