Joseph Lindsey

Joseph married Letitia Pollard on 20 Dec 1837 in Butler Co, Kentucky. Letitia was born about 1817 in of, Frederick Co, Virginia; died after 1840 in of, Butler Co, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

James married Sarah Berry on 28 Jan 1807 in Frederick Co, Virginia. Sarah (daughter of Joseph Berry and Huldah Hewlett) was born on 26 Apr 1786 in King George Co, Virginia; died on 31 Dec 1861 in Knox Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

John Lindsey, b. 8/6/1746 (Chalkley's Augusta County Records, Vol. II, P. 34), "Longmarsh", Frederick County, d. 1835, Pickaway County, Ohio, m. (8/9/1772) Sarah Abrell, dau. of John and Elizabeth Abrell (Will of John Abrell, WB 1/3, Berkeley County, W. Va.). They sold their land on Longmarsh, Frederick County, to Clarice Larue in 1811 (Fdk. Co. D.B. 33/345, Deed dated 8/7/1811), and moved to Ross County, Ohio. All of their children b. "Longmarsh". . . .

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John married Sarah Abrell on 9 Aug 1772 in Frederick Co, Virginia. Sarah was born on 10 Oct 1750 in Frederick Co, Virginia; died on 2 Feb 1810 in Frederick Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1811, Longmarsh, Frederick Co, Virginia; sold
• Residence: Aft Aug 1811, Ross Co, Ohio

Notes:

dau. of John and Elizabeth Abrell (Will of John Abrell, WB 1/3, Berkeley County, W. Va.).

Residence:
They sold their land on Longmarsh, Frederick County, to Clarice Larue in 1811 (Fdk. Co. D.B. 33/345, Deed dated 8/7/1811),

Died:
death date not verified. If this is correct, then she was not alive when Abraham sold out and moved to Ohio in 1811.

Notes:

all children born in "Longmarsh."

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 20 Apr 1807, Frederick Co, Virginia

Notes:

Annals of Clarke County, Virginia by Stuart Brown Jr. Volume 1, 1983 "Long House"

Joseph Berry and his family lived in an old log house which may have been built by Fishback or by Combs, and may have been occupied by Combs -- in 1773 Joseph Berry bought the Fishback tract which extended down the river to a point opposite Burwell's Island. The low-lying, low-ceiling, rambling house, replete with exquisite pine paneling and beautiful brass hinges and door knobs had fourteen rooms, five main staircases, and in the loft, there was a large room equipped with sliding doors as dividers, a room that often served as a ballroom, and perhaps more often as a tavern and resting place for travelers -- there were many times when the river was too high to be safely traversed even by the ferry, and on such occasions, the traveler had to seek food and lodging in the area, and wait perhaps for several days, until the river returned to normalcy. Over the years the old log house (sometimes called Berry's Ferry) was enlarged, usually by adding on lengthwise, and eventually becoming so lengthy as to occasion a neighbor's remark that if any more additions were made, a person could enter it, the "Long House", at the Shenandoah River, and walk all the way up to Ashby's Gap without ever going outside. Although the "Long House" was located to the north of what is now Route 50, the house and its occupants are so intertwined with Berry's Ferry and the surrounding area that it and its occupants are being herein grouped among the south of Route 50 old homes and families.


Will:
"Will of Joseph BERRY," 8 May 1806, Proven 20 Apr 1807, Frederick County, Virginia,

In the name of God amen I Joseph Berry of Frederick County and State of Virginia being in a tolerable State of health and sound in mind and memory do make and ordain this to be my last will and testament in manner and form as follows. First and principally I give and bequeath my soul unto almighty god hoping for acceptance thereof through the merits of Jesus Christ and my body to be buried in a decent and Christian like manner, at the discretion of My Executrix her in after mentioned and with respect to my worldly estate, all my Just debts being first paid and Discharged, I will & dispose of in manner following...Item, I give and bequeath unto my son FRANCIS BERRY one dollar and no more;

Item I give, and bequeath unto my son BENJAMIN BERRY one Dollar and no more.

Item I give and bequeath to my Daugter REBECKAH EARLS who was REBECKAH WOOD, who was REBECKAH BERRY one Dollar and no more.

Item I give and bequeath unto my Daugter SUSANNA CONWAY late SUSANNA BERRY one Dollar and no more.

Item I give to my Daughter MARY CONWAY late MARY BERRY - one Dollar and no more. My reason for giving the said Francis, Benjamin, Rebeckah, Susanna and Mary BERRY, no more of my Estate is that they have received their full parts before this period.

Item I give and bequeath to my loving wife HULDA BERRY all my Estate both real and personal during her life or widowhood, for her the said HULDAH BERRY to dispose of amongst her children as she thinks best but should she marry
it is my will that, she should have one Eighth part of my Estate to her and her heirs forever, and no more; but Should she continue Single after my Decesae, it is my desire for her always to have the benefit of my estate both real and personal at her own disposal and whatever of the estate may be in her hand, at her death to be equally divided amongst my seven Children Viz: PEGGY BERRY, SARAH BERRY,JOSEPH BERRY and HULDAH BERRY, THOMAS BERRY, WILLIAM B. BERRY and KATHARINE BERRY to them and their heirs forever. Item and Lastly it is my will and desire that that (sic) my loving wife HULDAH BERRY be my Executrix of this my Last will and Testament requesting that no security be required of her upon her qualification as such.

In Witnefs whereof I have Subscribed my name and affixed my seal this Eighth day of May in the year of our Lord Eighteen hundred and six.

Signed sealed and
delivered in presence of Jos. Berry [seal]
Samuel Bryerly
James Lindsay
Lester Pullen
James Hathaway
Abraham Hes (Hess)

At a Superior court continued and held for the district composed of the counties of Frederick, Berkeley Shenandoah and Jefferson at Winchester the 20th day of April 1807. The Last will and testament of JOSEPH BERRY was produced to the court and proved by the oaths of JAMES HATHAWAY and ABRAHAM HEFS witnefses thereto and ordered to be recorded, and on the motion of HULDA BERRY the Executrix therein ------- she having made oath and entered into bond in the final sum of ten thousand dollars conditioned as the law directs

Joseph married Huldah Hewlett about 1758 in of, King George Co, Virginia. Huldah was born in 1738; died after 1790 in of, King George Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: Bef 1 Aug 1769, Frederick Co, Virginia

Notes:

Thomas Lindsey, constable, Frederick Co VA 1744 page 1, overseer of the road from the head of Bull Skin to Pennington Marsh, about the same time as mg to Mary Frost.


(1) The compiler has not found satisfactory proof of the identity of the parents of Thomas LINDSEY, Sr.

(2) Grabek, Susan :

Thomas Lindsey may have been a son of Edmund Lindsey, Sr. He was a constable, juryman, and road overseer in Frederick Co. Thomas married first Mary, and second, Elizabeth. Thomas Lindsey sometimes signed his name Thomas Jr. despite being the oldest known Thomas Lindsey in the county. Thomas died in 1769. His will named his wife, Elizabeth, and children John, Thomas, Abraham, James, and Mary Turner. Thomas' will also named his sons-in-law Nathaniel Barrett (married to Abigail Lindsey), and Richard Allen (married to Nancy Lindsey). . . .

Thomas Lindsey's son, John (b. 1746), married Sarah Abrell, the sister of Elizabeth Abrell (married to Jacob Lindsey Sr.). John and Sarah Lindsey moved to Pickaway Co., Ohio about 1811. Some of their sons migrated to Pickaway Co. with them. . . .

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(much information with extensive notes on the Lindsey and Frost families at this website)

Will:
Will of Thomas Lindsey witnessed by George Hamson, Jacob Larew, Thomas Blakemore, Jacob LINDSEY, written 21 May 1769, proved 1 Aug 1769 Frederick Co VA Will Book 3 p502 [see file for complete]
"...to my son Thomas Lindsey the plantation where I now live on extending one hundred poles down the marsh and the same at each end. Item, I give to my son Abraham Lindsey the lower part of my Land where I now live on extending one Hundred Poles to Isaac Lirenus line. Item, I give to my son James Lindsey my Tract of Land in Hampshire County on Little Capecapon. Item, I give to my son-in-law Nathaniel Baret three breeding mares such as my executors shall choose also I give to Nathaniel Baret the Bay Horse he now has and three cows such as my executors shall choose. Item, I give to my son-in-law Richard Allen the mares he has now in possession and three more breeding mares such as my executors shall choose also I give to Richard Allen four young cows Also I give to Richard Allen Seven Pounds to buy a feather bed. Item I give to my Daughter Mary Turner living in Carolina Twenty Pounds to be raised out of my estate. Item, I give to my wife Elizabeth Lindsey the use of my Negro man Fortune..."

Thomas married Mary Frost, (dau?) about 1740 in Frederick Co, Virginia. Mary (daughter of John Frost and Mrs. Sarah (..) Frost) was born in 1723 in Clarke Co, Virginia; died after 8 Jun 1764 in Frederick Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

her parents not determined she is clearly from this line of Frosts. If this is correct, Elizabeth Frost (1755), who married Mary's son Abraham, would have been Mary's niece.

Much information with extensive notes on the Frost and Lindsey families found here:

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