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     John Martin was born circa 1760 at Northampton Co.¹ He married Palmer Satchell, daughter of Southy Satchell and Sarah Kendall, on 7 September 1785 at Northampton Co, VA. Peter Bowdoin was the security on the M.L.B. of John Martin and Parmer Satchell.¹

     Southy Satchell was born circa 1792 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Southy was named in his grandfather's will on 20 May 1804 at St. George Parish, Acc co, VA. He was shown as my grandson Southey Satchell, son of my dec'd son William Satchell, in the will of Southey Satchell, St. George Parish.² He married Rachel Hutchinson, daughter of Babel Hutchinson (I), on 6 July 1816 at Accomack Co, VA. Samuel Nock was the security on the M.L.B. of Southy Satchell of William and Rachel Hutchinson of Babel.¹ Southy was named as an heir on 29 July 1835 at Accomack Co, VA. George Satchell and William Satchell, soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line died intestate and without issue leaving Southy Satchell their brother and only heir at law. George and Esther Satchell, children and devisees of Southy Satchell are both dead (the said Esther intestate), and Southy Satchell, grandson and devisee of Southy Satchell who was brother of George and William is living; George (son of Southy) left 6 children his only heirs: William, George, Sukey, Sippa, Polly, and Sally, the last 2 of whom (Polly and Sally) have died intestate and without issue, leaving their brothers and sisters William, George, Sukey and Sippa their only heirs. George Satchell, son of George (who was son of Southy) died intestate leaving George and Jane Satchell his children and only heirs. Sippa (daughter of George son of Southy) died intestate leaving Mary Satchell and James Satchell her children and only heirs. William Satchell, George Satchell and Sukey Satchell (children of George son of Southy) are living; Esther Satchell daughter and devisee of Southy Satchell (brother of the soldiers) died intestate leaving Polly Stephens, Hetty Stephens (both living) and Betsy Colony her only heirs. Betsy Colony, daughter of Esther Satchell (who was a devisee of Southy) died intestate leaving Zippa Colony, Polly Lewis, Esther Colony, William Colony, Betsy Colony, James Colony and Sukey Colony her only heirs at law.³

     Rachel Hutchinson was born circa 1796 at Accomack Co, VA. She married Southy Satchell, son of William Satchell and Mary (359) West, on 6 July 1816 at Accomack Co, VA. Samuel Nock was the security on the M.L.B. of Southy Satchell of William and Rachel Hutchinson of Babel.¹ As of 6 July 1816,her married name was Satchell.¹

     Mary G(reen) Satchell was born circa 1790 at Northampton Co, VA.¹ Mary was named in her father's will on 27 October 1802 at Northampton Co, VA. She was shown as my daughter Mary Satchell in the will of John Satchell, uncle of Sarah Satchell.¹ She inherited land in 1803 at tract N52, Matchipungo, N'hamp Co, VA. It was in this year that John Satchell lef to his daughter Mary G. Satchell 100 acres of tract N52 near Matchipungo and 10 years later she married Thomas S. Satchell. After their deaths the title passed to their son Edward C. Satchell.² She married Thomas Stockley Satchell, son of Christopher Satchell and Anne 'Nancy' (334) Bell, on 22 December 1813 at Northampton Co, VA. John R. Waddey was the security on the M.L.B. of Thomas Stokeley adn Mary Satchell.³ Mary was named in her husband's will on 15 February 1822 at Northampton Co, VA. She was shown as wife, no name, in the will of Thomas S. Satchell and shown as wife Mary G. Satchell at probate.⁴

     Thomas Stockley Satchell was born circa 1788 at Northampton Co, VA.² Thomas was named in his uncle's will on 8 May 1805 at Northampton Co, VA. He was shown as my nephew Thomas S. Satchell in the will of Charles S. Satchell.³ He married Mary G(reen) Satchell, daughter of John Satchell and Elizabeth Green, on 22 December 1813 at Northampton Co, VA. John R. Waddey was the security on the M.L.B. of Thomas Stokeley adn Mary Satchell.¹ Thomas was named in his uncle's will on 12 November 1818 at Northampton Co, VA. He was shown as my nephew Thomas S. Satchell and named one of the Extrs in the will of William Satchell of Mount Pleasant.⁴ Thomas made a will on 15 February 1822 at Northampton Co, VA. It is my will that all my store goods on hand be offered for sale to my partner and friend John E. Nottingham. My part of the vacant lot in Eastville to be sold by my executor. The house and lot wherein I now live in Eastville and my lot of land on Hungars containing about twenty acres to be sold. It is my desire that my executor put such buildings and repairs on the land belonging to my wife on seaside as she may wish. The whole of my estate to be equally divided between my two children Edward and Thomas and the child my wife is now pregnant with. It is my will and desire that my Negroes be equally divided between my wife and my sons Edward & Thomas and the child my wife is now pregnant with. My friend and partner John E. Nottingham to settle and adjust the business of the firms of Satchell & Nottingham & Co. and Satchell and Nottingham. Friend Thomas R. Joynes guardian of my children and executor. Signed, Thomas S. Satchell. Witnesses: Jacob G. Parker, Leo'd B. Nottingham and Will Satchell.⁵ He died before 11 March 1822 at Northampton Co, VA. It was on this date that his will was probated.⁵ He estate was settled on 11 December 1837 at Northampton Co, VA. Administrator Thomas R. Joynes. Bond $30,000. Appraisers: Levin Y. Winder, John Simkins, Harold L. Wilson and John Adams. Inventory and Appraisement taken in March 1822. Account of Sales page 344. Audit and Settlement. Thomas R. Joynes executor."To Jacob Nottingham Senr surviving executor of William Nottingham Senr for this sum due by Thos S. Satchell dec'd to Harriet, Edith, Emily & Edward Nottingham, orphans of Wm. To cash paid the same as surviving executor of Wm Nottingham who was executor of Jacob Nottingham dec'd for balance due by Thos S. Satchell dec'd due to Wm and Thomas Nottingham orphans of sd Jacob on account of the sale of his lands." "This balance due on the audit of Thomas S. Satchell's estate by his will was to be divided equally amongst his wife Mary G. Satchell, his children Edward & Thomas Satchell and the child his wife was pregnant at his death. This child was afterwards born and called John and he died in August 1822 and Thomas Satchell Jr. also died in the year 1823 leaving Mrs. Mary G. Satchell their mother & Edward Satchell their brother living." Recorded on August 9, 1824. Further Audit and Settlement. Thomas R. Joynes executor. Begins on March 3, 1824. Recorded on April 9, 1827. Audit and Settlement. Thomas R. Joynes executor. Begins on April 9, 1827. Recorded on December 11, 1837.⁶

     Mary Stringer 'Maria S.' Satchell was born circa 1798 at Northampton Co, VA.¹ Mary was named in her father's will on 12 November 1818 at Northampton Co, VA. She was shown as my daughter Mary Stringer (Stockley) in the will of William Satchell of Mount Pleasant.¹ As of 14 March 1820,her married name was Baptist.² She married Edward Baptist on 14 March 1820 at Northampton Co, VA. John Simkins was the security on the M.L.B. of Edward Baptist and Maria S. Satchell.² As of 29 January 1824,her married name was Joynes.² Mary Stringer 'Maria S.' Satchell married Levin S. Joynes Sr., son of Lt. Col. Levin S. Joynes and Anne (389) Smith, on 29 January 1824 at Northampton Co, VA. Edward R. Boisnard was the security on the M.L.B. of Levin S. Joynes to Maria S. Baptist.² Mary was named in her husband's will on 1 August 1826 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as my wife Mary, alias Maria, in the will of Levin S. Joynes Sr. Among other lagecies he left her 1/2 of the lands formerly belonging to her father William Satchell dec'd of Northampton County, which she has deeded to me. Should my mother-in-law E.B. Satchell survive my wife, I leave her during her life 4 of her choice of my slaves & should she prefer living in Accomack, I leave her also during her life the land I bought of the Extrs of William Seymour dec'd & my houses & lots in Onancock Town. I do not wish the land & slaves I obtained by my wife from the estate of her former husband Edward Baptist dec'd to be considered as part of my estate, but the whol to return to her.³ Mary was named in her mother's will on 17 August 1843 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as my daughter Maria S. Joynes, the wife of Levin S. Joynes Sr., in the will of Elizabeth B. Satchell.⁴

     Sarah Stockley Satchell was born circa 1800 at Northampton Co, VA.¹ Sarah was named in her father's will on 12 November 1818 at Northampton Co, VA. She was shown as my daughter Sarah Stockley (Satchell) in the will of William Satchell of Mount Pleasant.¹

     Susanna S. Satchell was born circa 1802 at Northampton Co, VA.² Susanna was named in her father's will on 12 November 1818 at Northampton Co, VA. She was shown as my daughter Susanna in the will of William Satchell of Mount Pleasant.² As of 5 February 1840,her married name was Fackler.¹ She married Rev. David M. Fackler on 5 February 1840 at Accomack Co, VA. Leven F. and Thomas R. Joynes were the security on the M.L.B. of Rev. David M. Fackler and Susan S. Satchell.¹ Susanna was named in her mother's will on 17 August 1843 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as my daughter Susan S. Fachler in the will of Elizabeth B. Satchell, mother of Maria S. Joynes. Should she return to Virginia or remove to any other slave holding state & should wish to have my Negro girl Betsey.³

     Edward C. Satchell was born circa 1814 at Northampton Co, VA.¹ Edward was named in his father's will on 15 February 1822 at Northampton Co, VA. He was shown as my son Edward in the will of Thomas S. Satchell.¹

     Thomas Satchell was born circa 1816 at Northampton Co, VA.¹ Thomas was named in his father's will on 15 February 1822 at Northampton Co, VA. He was shown as my son Thomas in the will of Thomas S. Satchell.¹ He died in 1823 at Northampton Co, VA.¹

     John was named in his father's will on 15 February 1822 at Northampton Co, VA. He was shown as the child my wife is now pregnant with in the will of Thomas S. Satchell. He was shown as John, who died in Aug 1822, at probate.¹ He was born in 1822 at Northampton Co, VA.¹ He died in August 1822 at Northampton Co, VA.¹

     Edward Baptist was born circa 1790 at York Co, VA.¹ He married Mary Stringer 'Maria S.' Satchell, daughter of William Satchell and Elizabeth B. (248) Stringer, on 14 March 1820 at Northampton Co, VA. John Simkins was the security on the M.L.B. of Edward Baptist and Maria S. Satchell.¹ Edward Baptist died before 12 November 1821 at Northampton Co, VA. It was on this date that his will was probated.²

     Levin S. Joynes Sr. was born circa 1792 at Accomack Co, VA.² He married Mary Stringer 'Maria S.' Satchell, daughter of William Satchell and Elizabeth B. (248) Stringer, on 29 January 1824 at Northampton Co, VA. Edward R. Boisnard was the security on the M.L.B. of Levin S. Joynes to Maria S. Baptist.² Levin made a will on 1 August 1826 at Accomack Co, VA. To my wife Mary, alias Maria, the whole of my estate & at her death or marriage I give her ½ of my estate, except the land I bought of the Extrs. of William Seymour dec'd & my houses & lots in Onancock Town. Also to her my ½ of the lands formerly belonging to her father William Satchell dec'd of Northampton County, which she has deeded to me. Should my mother-in-law E. B. Satchell survive my wife I leave her during her life 4 of her choice of my slaves & should she prefer living in Accomack, I leave her also during her life the land I bought of the Extrs. of William Seymour dec'd & my houses & lots in Onancock Town. I do not wish the land & slaves I obtained by my wife from the estate of her former husband Edward Baptist dec'd, to be considered as a part of my estate, but the whole to return to her. To Harriet, the wife of Walter D. Bayne Esq., my Negro girl Jenny that I bought of John Fosque. To Levin J. T. R. Joynes my Negro boy Henry that I bought of John Fosque. To Susan Stith Satchell my Negro woman Phoebe & her children Susanna, Nicholas & Jane. To Mary S. Joynes my Negro woman Patience & her increase & my boy George. To Levin S. Joynes, the son of Thomas R. Joynes, my houses & lots in Onancock & the lands I bought of William Seymour's Extrs. & my Negro boy Robert. To Louisa A. Joynes my Negro girl Ellen & her increase. To Charlotte Bell Satchell Joynes, the daughter of Thomas R. Joynes, my Negro boys Douglas & Custis. To nephew William Thomas Joynes my Negro boy Isaac. The land I bought of Polly Bird & the land I bought of Thomas Scott to be sold. Should it be necessary for the payment of my debts, I leave all my real estate to be sold except the lands I obtained by my wife in Northampton. Balance to my 2 sisters Ann S. Joynes & Sarah C. Chase or the survivor of them ... None of my slaves should be sold for the purpose of division & if it necessary for the payment of my debts, my Extrs. will get them good homes within the county & in no case should they be exposed to public sale, even if they sell below their value, unless my creditors should be likely to suffer by it, in which case I do not consider that I have a right to impose any conditions. My clothes as my wife may not wish to keep to be divided by her amongst such part of my male slaves as she may think most deserving of them & that each of my women Chloe, Phoebe, Patience & Ellen, also Mrs. Satchell's woman Letty should each have a black Bombazette dress of good quality. Brother Thomas R. Joynes & friend Dr. Southey S. Satchell Extrs. & that they not be required to give security on their administration bond. Witt: Walter D. Bayne, William E. Wise & George Scarburgh.³ Levin was named in his mother-in-law's will on 17 August 1843 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Levin S. Joynes Sr., the husband of my daughter Maria S. Joynes, and named Extr in the will of Elizabeth B. Satchell, mother of Maria S. Joynes.⁴ He died before 26 May 1845 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that his will was probated. All the witnesses being dead, William Riley & Nathaniel Topping made oath that they were well acquainted with the handwriting of Levin S. Joynes.³

     Rev. David M. Fackler was born circa 1810.¹ He married Susanna S. Satchell, daughter of William Satchell and Elizabeth B. (248) Stringer, on 5 February 1840 at Accomack Co, VA. Leven F. and Thomas R. Joynes were the security on the M.L.B. of Rev. David M. Fackler and Susan S. Satchell.¹

     Polly Satchell was born circa 1804 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Polly was named in her father's will on 30 April 1820 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as daughter Polly in the will of George Satchell, Accomack Parish, wife Polly.¹ She died before 29 July 1835 at Accomack Co, VA. George Satchell and William Satchell, soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line died intestate and without issue leaving Southy Satchell their brother and only heir at law. George and Esther Satchell, children and devisees of Southy Satchell are both dead (the said Esther intestate), and Southy Satchell, grandson and devisee of Southy Satchell who was brother of George and William is living; George (son of Southy) left 6 children his only heirs: William, George, Sukey, Sippa, Polly, and Sally, the last 2 of whom (Polly and Sally) have died intestate and without issue, leaving their brothers and sisters William, George, Sukey and Sippa their only heirs. George Satchell, son of George (who was son of Southy) died intestate leaving George and Jane Satchell his children and only heirs. Sippa (daughter of George son of Southy) died intestate leaving Mary Satchell and James Satchell her children and only heirs. William Satchell, George Satchell and Sukey Satchell (children of George son of Southy) are living; Esther Satchell daughter and devisee of Southy Satchell (brother of the soldiers) died intestate leaving Polly Stephens, Hetty Stephens (both living) and Betsy Colony her only heirs. Betsy Colony, daughter of Esther Satchell (who was a devisee of Southy) died intestate leaving Zippa Colony, Polly Lewis, Esther Colony, William Colony, Betsy Colony, James Colony and Sukey Colony her only heirs at law.²

     Sally Satchell was born circa 1806 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Sally was named in her father's will on 30 April 1820 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as daughter Sally in the will of George Satchell, Accomack Parish, wife Polly.¹ She died before 29 July 1835 at Accomack Co, VA. George Satchell and William Satchell, soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line died intestate and without issue leaving Southy Satchell their brother and only heir at law. George and Esther Satchell, children and devisees of Southy Satchell are both dead (the said Esther intestate), and Southy Satchell, grandson and devisee of Southy Satchell who was brother of George and William is living; George (son of Southy) left 6 children his only heirs: William, George, Sukey, Sippa, Polly, and Sally, the last 2 of whom (Polly and Sally) have died intestate and without issue, leaving their brothers and sisters William, George, Sukey and Sippa their only heirs. George Satchell, son of George (who was son of Southy) died intestate leaving George and Jane Satchell his children and only heirs. Sippa (daughter of George son of Southy) died intestate leaving Mary Satchell and James Satchell her children and only heirs. William Satchell, George Satchell and Sukey Satchell (children of George son of Southy) are living; Esther Satchell daughter and devisee of Southy Satchell (brother of the soldiers) died intestate leaving Polly Stephens, Hetty Stephens (both living) and Betsy Colony her only heirs. Betsy Colony, daughter of Esther Satchell (who was a devisee of Southy) died intestate leaving Zippa Colony, Polly Lewis, Esther Colony, William Colony, Betsy Colony, James Colony and Sukey Colony her only heirs at law.²

     James H. Satchell was born circa 1851 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ James was listed with his parents in the census of 1860 at Accomac Court House, St. George Parish, Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as James H. Satchell, age 3 in HH#154 headed by Wm. H. Satchell, a 41 year old farmer.¹ He married Mary E. Nock, daughter of James T. Nock and Rachel A. Hinman, on 1 April 1877 at Zion Baptist Church, Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as James H. Satchell, a 26 year old farmer, the son of Wm. H. & Eliza Satchell and she was shown as Mary E. Nock, age 18, daughter of James & Rachel Nock.²

     Mary E. Nock was born circa 1859 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ As of 1 April 1877,her married name was Satchell.¹ She married James H. Satchell, son of William Henry Satchell and Eliza Sparrow, on 1 April 1877 at Zion Baptist Church, Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as James H. Satchell, a 26 year old farmer, the son of Wm. H. & Eliza Satchell and she was shown as Mary E. Nock, age 18, daughter of James & Rachel Nock.¹ As of 30 September 1885,her married name was Sparrow.¹ Mary E. Nock married Wesley A. Sparrow, son of George 'Wesley' Sparrow and Margaret Charnock, on 30 September 1885 at Temperanceville, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Wesley A. Sparrow, a 22 year old farmer, the son of Wesley & Margart Sparrow and she was shown as Mary E. Sparrow, a 25 year old widow.¹

     Augustus Satchell was born circa 1851 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Augustus was listed with his parents in the census of 1860 at Wiseville, St. George Parish, Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Augustus Satchel, age 9 in HH#103 headed by Geo. T. Satchel, a 37 year old farmer.¹

     Manie Satchell was born circa 1862 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ As of 19 December 1883,her married name was Young.¹ She married Samuel Young, son of William Young and Susan Bull, on 19 December 1883 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Saml Young, a 20 year old farmer, the son of Wm & Susan Young and she was shown as Manie Satchell, single, daughter of Geo & Luky Satchell.¹

     Samuel Young was born circa 1863 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ He married Manie Satchell, daughter of George T. Satchell and Lucretia 'Lukey' Bundick, on 19 December 1883 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Saml Young, a 20 year old farmer, the son of Wm & Susan Young and she was shown as Manie Satchell, single, daughter of Geo & Luky Satchell.¹

     Wesley A. Sparrow was born circa 1863 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ He married Mary E. Nock, daughter of James T. Nock and Rachel A. Hinman, on 30 September 1885 at Temperanceville, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Wesley A. Sparrow, a 22 year old farmer, the son of Wesley & Margart Sparrow and she was shown as Mary E. Sparrow, a 25 year old widow.¹

     E.B. (-----) was born on 20 August 1808.¹ As of after 1870,her married name was Satchell.¹ She married Dr. Southy S. Satchell, son of Christopher Satchell and Anne 'Nancy' (334) Bell, after 1870.¹ E.B. (-----) died on 15 March 1887 at age 78.¹ E.B. was buried at Edgehill Cemtery, Accomac, Acc Co, VA. Her tombstone shows her as E.B. Satchell, wife of S.S., 20 Aug 1808 - 15 Mar 1887.¹

     William Satchell was born circa 1772 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ He married Mary (359) West, daughter of Phillip Parker (121) West and Elizabeth (-----), circa 1790.³ William died before 28 December 1795 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that administration on the estate of William Satchell was granted to his wife Mary Satchell with Alexander West & Phillip Miles securities..^3,4 William was named in his father's will on 20 May 1804 at St. George Parish, Acc co, VA. He was shown as my dec'd son William Satchell, who had a son Southey Satchell, in the will of Southey Satchell, St. George Parish.²

     (-----) (-----) was born circa 1760.

     Elizabeth 'Betsy' Stevens was born circa 1790 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ She married James Colonna on 22 February 1806 at Accomack Co, VA. They were shown only as James Colny and Elizabeth Stephens.² As of 22 February 1806,her married name was Colonna.² Elizabeth 'Betsy' Stevens died before 29 July 1835 at Accomack Co, VA. George Satchell and William Satchell, soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line died intestate and without issue leaving Southy Satchell their brother and only heir at law. George and Esther Satchell, children and devisees of Southy Satchell are both dead (the said Esther intestate), and Southy Satchell, grandson and devisee of Southy Satchell who was brother of George and William is living; George (son of Southy) left 6 children his only heirs: William, George, Sukey, Sippa, Polly, and Sally, the last 2 of whom (Polly and Sally) have died intestate and without issue, leaving their brothers and sisters William, George, Sukey and Sippa their only heirs. George Satchell, son of George (who was son of Southy) died intestate leaving George and Jane Satchell his children and only heirs. Sippa (daughter of George son of Southy) died intestate leaving Mary Satchell and James Satchell her children and only heirs. William Satchell, George Satchell and Sukey Satchell (children of George son of Southy) are living; Esther Satchell daughter and devisee of Southy Satchell (brother of the soldiers) died intestate leaving Polly Stephens, Hetty Stephens (both living) and Betsy Colony her only heirs. Betsy Colony, daughter of Esther Satchell (who was a devisee of Southy) died intestate leaving Zippa Colony, Polly Lewis, Esther Colony, William Colony, Betsy Colony, James Colony and Sukey Colony her only heirs at law.¹

     Esther Satchell was born circa 1768 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ As of circa 1790,her married name was Stevens.¹ She married William Stevens, son of John Stevens and Mary (-----), circa 1790 at Accomack Co, VA. There were several William Stevens living at this time who could have been the husband of Esther Satchell. The bases for chosing this one is that he was a brother of Molly Stevens, whose administration of estate was granted to Esther Satchell's father, Southy Satchell, on 28 Jan 1795. Also, this William was known to have a daughter Polly Stevens and Esther was also known to have a daughter Polly Stevens.^1,2,3,4 Esther was listed as a head of household in the census of 1800 at St. George Parish, Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as Esther Stephens (Wm) a head of an 1800 household in St. George Parish, age 24-45 (bc 1755-1774) with 3 females under 10 and 1 female 10-16.⁵ Esther was named in her father's will on 20 May 1804 at St. George Parish, Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as daughter Esther Stephens in the will of Southey Satchell, St. George Parish.¹ She died before 1810. She was not shown as a head of household in Accomack County in the 1810 census.⁵ Esther was named as an heir on 29 July 1835 at Accomack Co, VA. George Satchell and William Satchell, soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line died intestate and without issue leaving Southy Satchell their brother and only heir at law. George and Esther Satchell, children and devisees of Southy Satchell are both dead (the said Esther intestate), and Southy Satchell, grandson and devisee of Southy Satchell who was brother of George and William is living; George (son of Southy) left 6 children his only heirs: William, George, Sukey, Sippa, Polly, and Sally, the last 2 of whom (Polly and Sally) have died intestate and without issue, leaving their brothers and sisters William, George, Sukey and Sippa their only heirs. George Satchell, son of George (who was son of Southy) died intestate leaving George and Jane Satchell his children and only heirs. Sippa (daughter of George son of Southy) died intestate leaving Mary Satchell and James Satchell her children and only heirs. William Satchell, George Satchell and Sukey Satchell (children of George son of Southy) are living; Esther Satchell daughter and devisee of Southy Satchell (brother of the soldiers) died intestate leaving Polly Stephens, Hetty Stephens (both living) and Betsy Colony her only heirs. Betsy Colony, daughter of Esther Satchell (who was a devisee of Southy) died intestate leaving Zippa Colony, Polly Lewis, Esther Colony, William Colony, Betsy Colony, James Colony and Sukey Colony her only heirs at law.⁶

     Mary (-----) was born circa 1745.¹ As of circa 1766,her married name was Stevens.¹ She married John Stevens, son of Christopher Stevens and Elizabeth Bundick, circa 1766.¹ Mary was named in her husband's will on 21 April 1789 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as wife Mary in the will of John Stevens.¹

     Southy Stevens was born circa 1776 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ He married (-----) (-----) circa 1794. Southy Stevens died in 1795 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ He was named in a land cause on 1 July 1797 at tract A114, Parksley, Acc Co, VA. Whereas John Stephens, son of John(sic) (Christopher) & also grandfather of the said Hester by Southy Stephens, son of the said John, was seized in his lifetime as of fee of 100 acres of land in the Parish & County of Accomack, and in his lifetime, on the 21 Apr. 1789 made his last will & testament and devised the said premises to all his children to be equally divided between them after the death of his wife who is lately deceased, and the said John afterwards departed this life (will probated 31 Dec. 1789) leaving at the time of his death his said children, John Stephens, Elisha Stephens, Richard, William, Molly & Southy then living; that the said John Stephens the younger on the 12 Mar. 1796, made his last will & testament & devised his land to his brother William Stephens & his heirs (will proved 1 Nov. 1796); that the said Molly Stephens on the 4 Jan. 1795, made her last will & testament and devised her land to her daughter Nancy Stephens (will proved 27 Jan. 1795); that the said Southy Stephens died intestate on the ____ day of ____ 1795 leaving issue his daughter the said Hester.¹ He was named in a land cause on 19 October 1821 at Accomack Co, VA. That Elisha Stephens, late of the County of Accomack, departed this life on the ____ day of Dec. 1800, seized in fee simple of the lands in the declaration mentioned; that on the ____ day of ____ 1799, he duly made and published his last will & testament which was proved on the 29 Dec. 1800; that the unborn child referred to in said will was born after the date of the said will and was called Sally; the said Damey Stephens referred to in said will departed this life an infant without issue in the year 1802, leaving her mother Sally and her sister the said Sally Stephens living; that the said Elisha at his death left no children except the said Damey & Sally, and the said Damey at her death left no brother or sister except the said Sally; that Sally Stephens departed this life about three months after the death of the said Damey, being at the time of her death an infant & without issue, leaving her mother, the said Sally Stephens, and having no brother nor sister nor the descendant of any brother or sister; that she left no grandfather or grandmother living, either paternal or maternal; the said Sally left the following paternal relations, viz: the lessor of the plaintiff, Polly Stephens, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha Stephens, and Hepsey Stephens the only child of Southy Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha; that there were no brothers or sisters of the said Elisha Stephens living at the time of the death of the said Sally Stephens, nor descendants of a deceased brother or sister, except the lessor of the plaintiff and the said Hepsey Stephens; that the said Hepsey Stephens left this Commonwealth unmarried and without issue in the year 1816, since which time she has not been heard from; that when she so left, and at the expiration of seven years thereafter, had no father, mother, brother or sister nor their descendants living, nor any grandfather, grandmother, uncles or aunts maternal or paternal living, nor any descendant of any such uncle, aunt, except the lessor of the plaintiff, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to Southy Stephens, the father of the said Hepsey Stephens; that the lessor of the plaintiff attained the age of 21 years on the 10 Feb. 1820; that after the death of the said Elisha Stephens his widow, Sally Stephens, entered into the lands in the declaration mentioned, and continues seized thereof; that the said Hepsey Stephens departed this life intestate and without issue on the 25 Dec. 1823; That Sally Parks, the widow of Elisha Stephens, was married to Elijah Parks on the ____ day of ____ 1802 or thereabouts, and that the said Elijah departed this life since the institution of this suit; that Damey Stephens in the said cause mentioned departed this life about the 1 day of Jan. 1801 instead of the time in said cause first mentioned; that at the death of the said Elisha Stephens he had other lands besides the 4 1/2 acres devised to Damey Stephens.²

     (-----) (-----) was born circa 1775. As of circa 1794,her married name was Stevens. She married Southy Stevens, son of John Stevens and Mary (-----), circa 1794.

     Hester 'Hepsey' Stevens was born before 1795 at Accomack Co, VA. The land cause showed that either Polly or Hepsey Stephens attained the age of 21 years on 10 Feb 1820, thus being born 10 Feb 1799. Since Hepsey was named in the land clause of 1797 and was shown as issue of Southy Stephens who died in 1795, it was evidently Polly who was born in 1799.² She was named in a land cause on 1 July 1797 at tract A114, Parksley, Acc Co, VA. Whereas John Stephens, son of John(sic) (Christopher) & also grandfather of the said Hester by Southy Stephens, son of the said John, was seized in his lifetime as of fee of 100 acres of land in the Parish & County of Accomack, and in his lifetime, on the 21 Apr. 1789 made his last will & testament and devised the said premises to all his children to be equally divided between them after the death of his wife who is lately deceased, and the said John afterwards departed this life (will probated 31 Dec. 1789) leaving at the time of his death his said children, John Stephens, Elisha Stephens, Richard, William, Molly & Southy then living; that the said John Stephens the younger on the 12 Mar. 1796, made his last will & testament & devised his land to his brother William Stephens & his heirs (will proved 1 Nov. 1796); that the said Molly Stephens on the 4 Jan. 1795, made her last will & testament and devised her land to her daughter Nancy Stephens (will proved 27 Jan. 1795); that the said Southy Stephens died intestate on the ____ day of ____ 1795 leaving issue his daughter the said Hester.¹ Hepsey Stephens left this Commonwealth unmarried and without issue in the year 1816, since which time she has not been heard from; that when she left, and at the expiration of 7 years thereafter, had no issue.² She was named in a land cause on 19 October 1821 at Accomack Co, VA. That Elisha Stephens, late of the County of Accomack, departed this life on the ____ day of Dec. 1800, seized in fee simple of the lands in the declaration mentioned; that on the ____ day of ____ 1799, he duly made and published his last will & testament which was proved on the 29 Dec. 1800; that the unborn child referred to in said will was born after the date of the said will and was called Sally; the said Damey Stephens referred to in said will departed this life an infant without issue in the year 1802, leaving her mother Sally and her sister the said Sally Stephens living; that the said Elisha at his death left no children except the said Damey & Sally, and the said Damey at her death left no brother or sister except the said Sally; that Sally Stephens departed this life about three months after the death of the said Damey, being at the time of her death an infant & without issue, leaving her mother, the said Sally Stephens, and having no brother nor sister nor the descendant of any brother or sister; that she left no grandfather or grandmother living, either paternal or maternal; the said Sally left the following paternal relations, viz: the lessor of the plaintiff, Polly Stephens, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha Stephens, and Hepsey Stephens the only child of Southy Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha; that there were no brothers or sisters of the said Elisha Stephens living at the time of the death of the said Sally Stephens, nor descendants of a deceased brother or sister, except the lessor of the plaintiff and the said Hepsey Stephens; that the said Hepsey Stephens left this Commonwealth unmarried and without issue in the year 1816, since which time she has not been heard from; that when she so left, and at the expiration of seven years thereafter, had no father, mother, brother or sister nor their descendants living, nor any grandfather, grandmother, uncles or aunts maternal or paternal living, nor any descendant of any such uncle, aunt, except the lessor of the plaintiff, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to Southy Stephens, the father of the said Hepsey Stephens; that the lessor of the plaintiff attained the age of 21 years on the 10 Feb. 1820; that after the death of the said Elisha Stephens his widow, Sally Stephens, entered into the lands in the declaration mentioned, and continues seized thereof; that the said Hepsey Stephens departed this life intestate and without issue on the 25 Dec. 1823; That Sally Parks, the widow of Elisha Stephens, was married to Elijah Parks on the ____ day of ____ 1802 or thereabouts, and that the said Elijah departed this life since the institution of this suit; that Damey Stephens in the said cause mentioned departed this life about the 1 day of Jan. 1801 instead of the time in said cause first mentioned; that at the death of the said Elisha Stephens he had other lands besides the 4 1/2 acres devised to Damey Stephens.² She died on 25 December 1823. Hepsey Stephens departed this life intestate and without issue on the 25th day of Dec 1823.²

     Molly Stevens was born circa 1774 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Molly made a will on 4 January 1795 at Accomack Co, VA. To daughter Nancy Stephens 20 acres of land more or less & all the remainder of my estate Elisha Stephens Exr. Witt: George Bull, Elizabeth Bull, Daniel Melson.² She died before 27 January 1795 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that her will was probated.¹ Administration of Molly estate was filed on 28 January 1795 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that administration on the estate of Molly Stevens was granted to Southy Satchell with will annexed. McKeel Bonwell & John Moore securities.³ She was named in a land cause on 1 July 1797 at tract A114, Parksley, Acc Co, VA. Whereas John Stephens, son of John(sic) (Christopher) & also grandfather of the said Hester by Southy Stephens, son of the said John, was seized in his lifetime as of fee of 100 acres of land in the Parish & County of Accomack, and in his lifetime, on the 21 Apr. 1789 made his last will & testament and devised the said premises to all his children to be equally divided between them after the death of his wife who is lately deceased, and the said John afterwards departed this life (will probated 31 Dec. 1789) leaving at the time of his death his said children, John Stephens, Elisha Stephens, Richard, William, Molly & Southy then living; that the said John Stephens the younger on the 12 Mar. 1796, made his last will & testament & devised his land to his brother William Stephens & his heirs (will proved 1 Nov. 1796); that the said Molly Stephens on the 4 Jan. 1795, made her last will & testament and devised her land to her daughter Nancy Stephens (will proved 27 Jan. 1795); that the said Southy Stephens died intestate on the ____ day of ____ 1795 leaving issue his daughter the said Hester.²

     Nancy Stevens was born circa 1790 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Nancy was named in her mother's will on 4 January 1795 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as my daughter Nancy Stephens and given 20 acres of land in the will of Molly Stephens. (NOTE: This was part of tract A114.).¹ She was named in a land cause on 1 July 1797 at tract A114, Parksley, Acc Co, VA. Whereas John Stephens, son of John(sic) (Christopher) & also grandfather of the said Hester by Southy Stephens, son of the said John, was seized in his lifetime as of fee of 100 acres of land in the Parish & County of Accomack, and in his lifetime, on the 21 Apr. 1789 made his last will & testament and devised the said premises to all his children to be equally divided between them after the death of his wife who is lately deceased, and the said John afterwards departed this life (will probated 31 Dec. 1789) leaving at the time of his death his said children, John Stephens, Elisha Stephens, Richard, William, Molly & Southy then living; that the said John Stephens the younger on the 12 Mar. 1796, made his last will & testament & devised his land to his brother William Stephens & his heirs (will proved 1 Nov. 1796); that the said Molly Stephens on the 4 Jan. 1795, made her last will & testament and devised her land to her daughter Nancy Stephens (will proved 27 Jan. 1795); that the said Southy Stephens died intestate on the ____ day of ____ 1795 leaving issue his daughter the said Hester.²

     William Stevens was born circa 1772 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ William witnessed a will on 13 November 1778 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that David Bowman, William Steavans & Phillip Parker West witnessed the will of Henry Satchell, wife Rachel.² He married Esther Satchell, daughter of Southy Satchell and Bridget Melson, circa 1790 at Accomack Co, VA. There were several William Stevens living at this time who could have been the husband of Esther Satchell. The bases for chosing this one is that he was a brother of Molly Stevens, whose administration of estate was granted to Esther Satchell's father, Southy Satchell, on 28 Jan 1795. Also, this William was known to have a daughter Polly Stevens and Esther was also known to have a daughter Polly Stevens.^3,4,5,6 William was named in his brother's will on 1 March 1796 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as my brother William Stephens in the will of John Stephens. He was given my land & livings, estate not to be sold, but that he may enjoy it during his life.⁷ He was named in a land cause on 1 July 1797 at tract A114, Parksley, Acc Co, VA. Whereas John Stephens, son of John(sic) (Christopher) & also grandfather of the said Hester by Southy Stephens, son of the said John, was seized in his lifetime as of fee of 100 acres of land in the Parish & County of Accomack, and in his lifetime, on the 21 Apr. 1789 made his last will & testament and devised the said premises to all his children to be equally divided between them after the death of his wife who is lately deceased, and the said John afterwards departed this life (will probated 31 Dec. 1789) leaving at the time of his death his said children, John Stephens, Elisha Stephens, Richard, William, Molly & Southy then living; that the said John Stephens the younger on the 12 Mar. 1796, made his last will & testament & devised his land to his brother William Stephens & his heirs (will proved 1 Nov. 1796); that the said Molly Stephens on the 4 Jan. 1795, made her last will & testament and devised her land to her daughter Nancy Stephens (will proved 27 Jan. 1795); that the said Southy Stephens died intestate on the ____ day of ____ 1795 leaving issue his daughter the said Hester.¹ He died before 1800 at St. George Parish, Accomack Co, VA. His wife Esther Stephens (Wm) was head of an 1800 household in St. George Parish, age 24-45 (bc 1755-1774) with 3 females under 10 and 1 female 10-16.⁸ He was named in a land cause on 19 October 1821 at tract A114, Parksley, Acc Co, VA. That Elisha Stephens, late of the County of Accomack, departed this life on the ____ day of Dec. 1800, seized in fee simple of the lands in the declaration mentioned; that on the ____ day of ____ 1799, he duly made and published his last will & testament which was proved on the 29 Dec. 1800; that the unborn child referred to in said will was born after the date of the said will and was called Sally; the said Damey Stephens referred to in said will departed this life an infant without issue in the year 1802, leaving her mother Sally and her sister the said Sally Stephens living; that the said Elisha at his death left no children except the said Damey & Sally, and the said Damey at her death left no brother or sister except the said Sally; that Sally Stephens departed this life about three months after the death of the said Damey, being at the time of her death an infant & without issue, leaving her mother, the said Sally Stephens, and having no brother nor sister nor the descendant of any brother or sister; that she left no grandfather or grandmother living, either paternal or maternal; the said Sally left the following paternal relations, viz: the lessor of the plaintiff, Polly Stephens, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha Stephens, and Hepsey Stephens the only child of Southy Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha; that there were no brothers or sisters of the said Elisha Stephens living at the time of the death of the said Sally Stephens, nor descendants of a deceased brother or sister, except the lessor of the plaintiff and the said Hepsey Stephens; that the said Hepsey Stephens left this Commonwealth unmarried and without issue in the year 1816, since which time she has not been heard from; that when she so left, and at the expiration of seven years thereafter, had no father, mother, brother or sister nor their descendants living, nor any grandfather, grandmother, uncles or aunts maternal or paternal living, nor any descendant of any such uncle, aunt, except the lessor of the plaintiff, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to Southy Stephens, the father of the said Hepsey Stephens; that the lessor of the plaintiff attained the age of 21 years on the 10 Feb. 1820; that after the death of the said Elisha Stephens his widow, Sally Stephens, entered into the lands in the declaration mentioned, and continues seized thereof; that the said Hepsey Stephens departed this life intestate and without issue on the 25 Dec. 1823; That Sally Parks, the widow of Elisha Stephens, was married to Elijah Parks on the ____ day of ____ 1802 or thereabouts, and that the said Elijah departed this life since the institution of this suit; that Damey Stephens in the said cause mentioned departed this life about the 1 day of Jan. 1801 instead of the time in said cause first mentioned; that at the death of the said Elisha Stephens he had other lands besides the 4 1/2 acres devised to Damey Stephens.⁵

     Richard Stevens was born circa 1770 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ He was named in a land cause on 1 July 1797 at tract A114, Parksley, Acc Co, VA. Whereas John Stephens, son of John(sic) (Christopher) & also grandfather of the said Hester by Southy Stephens, son of the said John, was seized in his lifetime as of fee of 100 acres of land in the Parish & County of Accomack, and in his lifetime, on the 21 Apr. 1789 made his last will & testament and devised the said premises to all his children to be equally divided between them after the death of his wife who is lately deceased, and the said John afterwards departed this life (will probated 31 Dec. 1789) leaving at the time of his death his said children, John Stephens, Elisha Stephens, Richard, William, Molly & Southy then living; that the said John Stephens the younger on the 12 Mar. 1796, made his last will & testament & devised his land to his brother William Stephens & his heirs (will proved 1 Nov. 1796); that the said Molly Stephens on the 4 Jan. 1795, made her last will & testament and devised her land to her daughter Nancy Stephens (will proved 27 Jan. 1795); that the said Southy Stephens died intestate on the ____ day of ____ 1795 leaving issue his daughter the said Hester.¹ Richard made a will on 4 November 1798 at Accomack Co, VA. To brother Elisha Stephens all my land & all the rest of my estate Brother Elisha Exr. Witt: Jacob White, John Pruit, Molly Parker.² He died before 29 April 1799 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that his will was probated.²

     Elisha Stevens was born circa 1768 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ He married Sarah 'Sally' (-----) circa 1790.² Elisha was named in his sister's will in January 1795 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Elisha Stephens and named Extr in the will of Molly Stephens, mother of Nancy Stephens.³ He was named in a land cause on 1 July 1797 at tract A114, Parksley, Acc Co, VA. Whereas John Stephens, son of John(sic) (Christopher) & also grandfather of the said Hester by Southy Stephens, son of the said John, was seized in his lifetime as of fee of 100 acres of land in the Parish & County of Accomack, and in his lifetime, on the 21 Apr. 1789 made his last will & testament and devised the said premises to all his children to be equally divided between them after the death of his wife who is lately deceased, and the said John afterwards departed this life (will probated 31 Dec. 1789) leaving at the time of his death his said children, John Stephens, Elisha Stephens, Richard, William, Molly & Southy then living; that the said John Stephens the younger on the 12 Mar. 1796, made his last will & testament & devised his land to his brother William Stephens & his heirs (will proved 1 Nov. 1796); that the said Molly Stephens on the 4 Jan. 1795, made her last will & testament and devised her land to her daughter Nancy Stephens (will proved 27 Jan. 1795); that the said Southy Stephens died intestate on the ____ day of ____ 1795 leaving issue his daughter the said Hester.¹ Elisha was named in his brother's will on 4 November 1798 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as brother Elisha Stephens in the will of Richard Stephens. He named him his Extr and gave him all my land & all the rest of my estate.⁴ Elisha made a will in 1799 at Accomack Co, VA. To wife all land & estate during her widowhood. To daughter Daisey Stephens 4 ½ acres where I now live. Remainder to my child unborn & if not so, then to my daughter Daisey Stephens & all moveable estate to my 2 children. William Pettitt Extr. Witt: John Pruitt, Edmund Parks & Charles Simpson.² Elisha was listed as a head of household in the census of 1800 at Accomack Parish, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Elishua Stephens a head of household, age 26-45 (bc 1755-1774). Listed with him were 2 females age 0-10 and 1 female age 26-45.⁵ He died before 29 December 1800 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that his will was probated. Sally Stephens became the Admr.² He was named in a land cause on 19 October 1821 at tract A114, Parksley, Acc Co, VA. That Elisha Stephens, late of the County of Accomack, departed this life on the ____ day of Dec. 1800, seized in fee simple of the lands in the declaration mentioned; that on the ____ day of ____ 1799, he duly made and published his last will & testament which was proved on the 29 Dec. 1800; that the unborn child referred to in said will was born after the date of the said will and was called Sally; the said Damey Stephens referred to in said will departed this life an infant without issue in the year 1802, leaving her mother Sally and her sister the said Sally Stephens living; that the said Elisha at his death left no children except the said Damey & Sally, and the said Damey at her death left no brother or sister except the said Sally; that Sally Stephens departed this life about three months after the death of the said Damey, being at the time of her death an infant & without issue, leaving her mother, the said Sally Stephens, and having no brother nor sister nor the descendant of any brother or sister; that she left no grandfather or grandmother living, either paternal or maternal; the said Sally left the following paternal relations, viz: the lessor of the plaintiff, Polly Stephens, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha Stephens, and Hepsey Stephens the only child of Southy Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha; that there were no brothers or sisters of the said Elisha Stephens living at the time of the death of the said Sally Stephens, nor descendants of a deceased brother or sister, except the lessor of the plaintiff and the said Hepsey Stephens; that the said Hepsey Stephens left this Commonwealth unmarried and without issue in the year 1816, since which time she has not been heard from; that when she so left, and at the expiration of seven years thereafter, had no father, mother, brother or sister nor their descendants living, nor any grandfather, grandmother, uncles or aunts maternal or paternal living, nor any descendant of any such uncle, aunt, except the lessor of the plaintiff, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to Southy Stephens, the father of the said Hepsey Stephens; that the lessor of the plaintiff attained the age of 21 years on the 10 Feb. 1820; that after the death of the said Elisha Stephens his widow, Sally Stephens, entered into the lands in the declaration mentioned, and continues seized thereof; that the said Hepsey Stephens departed this life intestate and without issue on the 25 Dec. 1823; That Sally Parks, the widow of Elisha Stephens, was married to Elijah Parks on the ____ day of ____ 1802 or thereabouts, and that the said Elijah departed this life since the institution of this suit; that Damey Stephens in the said cause mentioned departed this life about the 1 day of Jan. 1801 instead of the time in said cause first mentioned; that at the death of the said Elisha Stephens he had other lands besides the 4 1/2 acres devised to Damey Stephens.⁶

     John Stevens was born circa 1766 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ John made a will on 1 March 1796 at Accomack Co, VA. To brother William Stephens my Land & Livings, estate not to be sold, but that he may enjoy it during his life. John Parker Exr. Witt: Daniel Melson, Charles Simpson.² He died before 1 November 1796 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that his will was probated.² He was named in a land cause on 1 July 1797 at tract A114, Parksley, Acc Co, VA. Whereas John Stephens, son of John(sic) (Christopher) & also grandfather of the said Hester by Southy Stephens, son of the said John, was seized in his lifetime as of fee of 100 acres of land in the Parish & County of Accomack, and in his lifetime, on the 21 Apr. 1789 made his last will & testament and devised the said premises to all his children to be equally divided between them after the death of his wife who is lately deceased, and the said John afterwards departed this life (will probated 31 Dec. 1789) leaving at the time of his death his said children, John Stephens, Elisha Stephens, Richard, William, Molly & Southy then living; that the said John Stephens the younger on the 12 Mar. 1796, made his last will & testament & devised his land to his brother William Stephens & his heirs (will proved 1 Nov. 1796); that the said Molly Stephens on the 4 Jan. 1795, made her last will & testament and devised her land to her daughter Nancy Stephens (will proved 27 Jan. 1795); that the said Southy Stephens died intestate on the ____ day of ____ 1795 leaving issue his daughter the said Hester.¹

     Damey Stevens was born circa 1792 at Accomack Co, VA.² Damey was named in her father's will in 1799 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as daugther Daisey Stephen and give 4 1/2 acres where I now live in the will of Elisha Stephens, wife Sally.² She died on 1 January 1801 at Accomack Co, VA.³ She was named in a land cause on 19 October 1821 at tract A114, Parksley, Acc Co, VA. That Elisha Stephens, late of the County of Accomack, departed this life on the ____ day of Dec. 1800, seized in fee simple of the lands in the declaration mentioned; that on the ____ day of ____ 1799, he duly made and published his last will & testament which was proved on the 29 Dec. 1800; that the unborn child referred to in said will was born after the date of the said will and was called Sally; the said Damey Stephens referred to in said will departed this life an infant without issue in the year 1802, leaving her mother Sally and her sister the said Sally Stephens living; that the said Elisha at his death left no children except the said Damey & Sally, and the said Damey at her death left no brother or sister except the said Sally; that Sally Stephens departed this life about three months after the death of the said Damey, being at the time of her death an infant & without issue, leaving her mother, the said Sally Stephens, and having no brother nor sister nor the descendant of any brother or sister; that she left no grandfather or grandmother living, either paternal or maternal; the said Sally left the following paternal relations, viz: the lessor of the plaintiff, Polly Stephens, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha Stephens, and Hepsey Stephens the only child of Southy Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha; that there were no brothers or sisters of the said Elisha Stephens living at the time of the death of the said Sally Stephens, nor descendants of a deceased brother or sister, except the lessor of the plaintiff and the said Hepsey Stephens; that the said Hepsey Stephens left this Commonwealth unmarried and without issue in the year 1816, since which time she has not been heard from; that when she so left, and at the expiration of seven years thereafter, had no father, mother, brother or sister nor their descendants living, nor any grandfather, grandmother, uncles or aunts maternal or paternal living, nor any descendant of any such uncle, aunt, except the lessor of the plaintiff, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to Southy Stephens, the father of the said Hepsey Stephens; that the lessor of the plaintiff attained the age of 21 years on the 10 Feb. 1820; that after the death of the said Elisha Stephens his widow, Sally Stephens, entered into the lands in the declaration mentioned, and continues seized thereof; that the said Hepsey Stephens departed this life intestate and without issue on the 25 Dec. 1823; That Sally Parks, the widow of Elisha Stephens, was married to Elijah Parks on the ____ day of ____ 1802 or thereabouts, and that the said Elijah departed this life since the institution of this suit; that Damey Stephens in the said cause mentioned departed this life about the 1 day of Jan. 1801 instead of the time in said cause first mentioned; that at the death of the said Elisha Stephens he had other lands besides the 4 1/2 acres devised to Damey Stephens.⁴

     Sally Stevens was born in 1800 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ She died in 1802 at Accomack Co, VA. She died about 3 months after the death of her sister Damey Stephens.¹ She was named in a land cause on 19 October 1821 at tract A114, Parksley, Acc Co, VA. That Elisha Stephens, late of the County of Accomack, departed this life on the ____ day of Dec. 1800, seized in fee simple of the lands in the declaration mentioned; that on the ____ day of ____ 1799, he duly made and published his last will & testament which was proved on the 29 Dec. 1800; that the unborn child referred to in said will was born after the date of the said will and was called Sally; the said Damey Stephens referred to in said will departed this life an infant without issue in the year 1802, leaving her mother Sally and her sister the said Sally Stephens living; that the said Elisha at his death left no children except the said Damey & Sally, and the said Damey at her death left no brother or sister except the said Sally; that Sally Stephens departed this life about three months after the death of the said Damey, being at the time of her death an infant & without issue, leaving her mother, the said Sally Stephens, and having no brother nor sister nor the descendant of any brother or sister; that she left no grandfather or grandmother living, either paternal or maternal; the said Sally left the following paternal relations, viz: the lessor of the plaintiff, Polly Stephens, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha Stephens, and Hepsey Stephens the only child of Southy Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha; that there were no brothers or sisters of the said Elisha Stephens living at the time of the death of the said Sally Stephens, nor descendants of a deceased brother or sister, except the lessor of the plaintiff and the said Hepsey Stephens; that the said Hepsey Stephens left this Commonwealth unmarried and without issue in the year 1816, since which time she has not been heard from; that when she so left, and at the expiration of seven years thereafter, had no father, mother, brother or sister nor their descendants living, nor any grandfather, grandmother, uncles or aunts maternal or paternal living, nor any descendant of any such uncle, aunt, except the lessor of the plaintiff, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to Southy Stephens, the father of the said Hepsey Stephens; that the lessor of the plaintiff attained the age of 21 years on the 10 Feb. 1820; that after the death of the said Elisha Stephens his widow, Sally Stephens, entered into the lands in the declaration mentioned, and continues seized thereof; that the said Hepsey Stephens departed this life intestate and without issue on the 25 Dec. 1823; That Sally Parks, the widow of Elisha Stephens, was married to Elijah Parks on the ____ day of ____ 1802 or thereabouts, and that the said Elijah departed this life since the institution of this suit; that Damey Stephens in the said cause mentioned departed this life about the 1 day of Jan. 1801 instead of the time in said cause first mentioned; that at the death of the said Elisha Stephens he had other lands besides the 4 1/2 acres devised to Damey Stephens.³

     Polly Stevens was born on 10 February 1799 at Accomack Co, VA. The land cause showed that either Polly or Hepsey Stephens attained the age of 21 years on 10 Feb 1820, thus being born 10 Feb 1799. Since Hepsey was named in the land clause of 1797 and was shown as issue of Southy Stephens who died in 1795, it was evidently Polly who was born in 1799.¹ She was named in a land cause on 19 October 1821 at tract A114, Parksley, Acc Co, VA. That Elisha Stephens, late of the County of Accomack, departed this life on the ____ day of Dec. 1800, seized in fee simple of the lands in the declaration mentioned; that on the ____ day of ____ 1799, he duly made and published his last will & testament which was proved on the 29 Dec. 1800; that the unborn child referred to in said will was born after the date of the said will and was called Sally; the said Damey Stephens referred to in said will departed this life an infant without issue in the year 1802, leaving her mother Sally and her sister the said Sally Stephens living; that the said Elisha at his death left no children except the said Damey & Sally, and the said Damey at her death left no brother or sister except the said Sally; that Sally Stephens departed this life about three months after the death of the said Damey, being at the time of her death an infant & without issue, leaving her mother, the said Sally Stephens, and having no brother nor sister nor the descendant of any brother or sister; that she left no grandfather or grandmother living, either paternal or maternal; the said Sally left the following paternal relations, viz: the lessor of the plaintiff, Polly Stephens, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha Stephens, and Hepsey Stephens the only child of Southy Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to the said Elisha; that there were no brothers or sisters of the said Elisha Stephens living at the time of the death of the said Sally Stephens, nor descendants of a deceased brother or sister, except the lessor of the plaintiff and the said Hepsey Stephens; that the said Hepsey Stephens left this Commonwealth unmarried and without issue in the year 1816, since which time she has not been heard from; that when she so left, and at the expiration of seven years thereafter, had no father, mother, brother or sister nor their descendants living, nor any grandfather, grandmother, uncles or aunts maternal or paternal living, nor any descendant of any such uncle, aunt, except the lessor of the plaintiff, who is the only child of William Stephens, a brother of the whole blood to Southy Stephens, the father of the said Hepsey Stephens; that the lessor of the plaintiff attained the age of 21 years on the 10 Feb. 1820; that after the death of the said Elisha Stephens his widow, Sally Stephens, entered into the lands in the declaration mentioned, and continues seized thereof; that the said Hepsey Stephens departed this life intestate and without issue on the 25 Dec. 1823; That Sally Parks, the widow of Elisha Stephens, was married to Elijah Parks on the ____ day of ____ 1802 or thereabouts, and that the said Elijah departed this life since the institution of this suit; that Damey Stephens in the said cause mentioned departed this life about the 1 day of Jan. 1801 instead of the time in said cause first mentioned; that at the death of the said Elisha Stephens he had other lands besides the 4 1/2 acres devised to Damey Stephens.¹ Polly was named as an heir on 29 July 1835 at Accomack Co, VA. George Satchell and William Satchell, soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line died intestate and without issue leaving Southy Satchell their brother and only heir at law. George and Esther Satchell, children and devisees of Southy Satchell are both dead (the said Esther intestate), and Southy Satchell, grandson and devisee of Southy Satchell who was brother of George and William is living; George (son of Southy) left 6 children his only heirs: William, George, Sukey, Sippa, Polly, and Sally, the last 2 of whom (Polly and Sally) have died intestate and without issue, leaving their brothers and sisters William, George, Sukey and Sippa their only heirs. George Satchell, son of George (who was son of Southy) died intestate leaving George and Jane Satchell his children and only heirs. Sippa (daughter of George son of Southy) died intestate leaving Mary Satchell and James Satchell her children and only heirs. William Satchell, George Satchell and Sukey Satchell (children of George son of Southy) are living; Esther Satchell daughter and devisee of Southy Satchell (brother of the soldiers) died intestate leaving Polly Stephens, Hetty Stephens (both living) and Betsy Colony her only heirs. Betsy Colony, daughter of Esther Satchell (who was a devisee of Southy) died intestate leaving Zippa Colony, Polly Lewis, Esther Colony, William Colony, Betsy Colony, James Colony and Sukey Colony her only heirs at law.² Polly was named in her aunt's will on 6 February 1839 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as Polly Stephens who owned land next to the land where I now live in the will of Sarah Parks Sr.³

     Leah (-----) was born circa 1780 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ As of circa 1800,her married name was Stevens.¹ She married Charles Stevens circa 1800.¹ Leah was named in her husband's will on 25 June 1823 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as wife Leah in the will of Charles Stephens.¹ She died before 31 January 1825. It was on this date that administration on the estate of Leah Stephens was granted to Levin L. Joynes with Walter D. Bayne & Levin Parker securities.² She estate was settled on 31 July 1826 at Accomack Co, VA. 1 Feb 1825 (Invy & Sale), 28 Jul 1826 (Audit), 31 Jul 1826 (Rec'd) - Buyers: Nancy Stephens & Susan Stephens. Levin L. Joynes Admr. Appraisers: William Lee, John J. Wise, John A. Edwards & William L. Martin. Auditors: William E. Wise & Edward L. Snead.³

     Charles Stevens was born circa 1775.

     William Stevens (Geo) was born circa 1768 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ He appeared on the census of 1800 at Accomack Parish, Acc Co, VA; He was shown as William Stephens (Geo) a head of household, age 26-45 (bc 1755-1774). Listed with him were 2 males age 16-26, 1 female age10-16, & 1 female age over 45 (born before 1755).¹

     James Stevens was born circa 1725 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ James was named as administrator of an estate on 27 May 1752 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that administration on the estate of William Philbay was granted to James Stevens with Henry White securities.² He died before 27 December 1774 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that administration on the estate of James Stephens was granted to Thomas Stephens with John West security.¹

     Thomas Stevens was born circa 1750 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Thomas was named as administrator of an estate on 27 December 1774 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that administration on the estate of James Stephens was granted to Thomas Stephens with John West security.¹ Thomas was named as administrator of an estate on 7 March 1780 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that administration on the estate of William Stevens was granted to William Scott & Thomas Stevens with John Sherlock & Smith Snead securities.²

     William Stevens was born circa 1752 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ He died before 7 March 1780 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that administration on the estate of William Stevens was granted to William Scott & Thomas Stevens with John Sherlock & Smith Snead securities.¹

     William Philby was born circa 1720 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ He died before 27 May 1752 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that administration on the estate of William Philbay was granted to James Stevens with Henry White securities.¹

     Tabitha Bell was born circa 1720 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ As of circa 1740,her married name was Tatham.¹ She married Thomas Tatham, son of Edmund Tatham and Comfort Ewell, circa 1740.¹ Tabitha was named in her father's will on 24 July 1742 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as daughter Tabitha Tatham in the will of Edward Bell, wife Mary.² Tabitha was named in her mother's will on 19 June 1759 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as daughter Tabitha Thatam in the will of Mary Bell.³ Tabitha was named in her husband's will on 4 November 1775 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as wife Tabitha in the will of Thomas Tatham.¹

     Ezekiel Tatham was born circa 1750 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Ezekiel was named in his father's will on 4 November 1775 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as son Ezekiel Tatham in the will of Thomas Tatham, wife Tabitha.¹ Ezekiel witnessed a will on 27 November 1789 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that Ezekiel Tatham, Aires Tatham and Williams Stevens witnessed the will of Joseph Tunnel Sr., wife Rachel.²

     Aires Tatham was born circa 1770 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Aires witnessed a will on 27 November 1789 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that Ezekiel Tatham, Aires Tatham and Williams Stevens witnessed the will of Joseph Tunnel Sr., wife Rachel.¹

     William Stevens (boatwright) was born circa 1640.² He married Priscilla Holloway, daughter of John Holloway (chirurgion) and Elizabeth (-----), circa 1660. What became of John Holloway's Elizabeth was not determined, but the unborn child named in his will was Priscilla who married William Stevens.^3,4 William Stevens (boatwright) sold land in 1669 at tract N55, Northampton Co, VA. It was in this year that William Stevens, no wife, sold 300 acres of the Holloway Upper Part of 550 acres of tract N55 to Thomas Jacob, but no record was found of any further disposition by Stevens.⁵ William was named as administrator of an estate on 16 March 1682 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that administration on the estate of John Goodman was granted to William Stevens with no securities.⁶ William made a will on 21 July 1683 at Accomack Co, VA. To brother in law Robert Hutchinson 1/2 the sloop purchased of Issac Jacob. To Harry Read, Jr. 150 acres at Pungotege, being part of a patent for 700 acres purchased of John Cole. To Richard Read 200 acres being part of said tract. To the children of Henry Read, Sr., viz: John, Henry & Richard. To Charles Leatherbury's wife, Henry Read, Sr., residual legatee & Ex'r. Witt: Robert Hutchinson, John Charles, Robert Maccoller.⁷ He died before 2 December 1684 at Accomack Co, VA.²

     Priscilla Holloway was born in 1643/44 at Northampton Co, VA.¹ As of circa 1660,her married name was Stevens.¹ She married William Stevens (boatwright), son of (f/o Wm & Margt) Stevens, circa 1660. What became of John Holloway's Elizabeth was not determined, but the unborn child named in his will was Priscilla who married William Stevens.^1,2

     John Holloway (chirurgion) was born circa 1610.¹ He married Elizabeth (-----) circa 1642.¹ John made a will on 25 August 1643 at Northampton Co, VA. To my loving wife Elizabeth a servant named Edward Reevs. My remaining estate (land excepted) to be eq. div. by my wife and my child with which she travelleth. But if the child dies before of age, then its part together with the land to be eq. div. by Alexander Mountney, Jr., and Elizabeth Turner. The estate in England due unto me to be div. by my wife and child. Wife to have use of plantation until any of the legatees come to age. To John Bedle 2 cows and the bed he lyeth upon, and my gun with the crooked stock. To Peter Lang the land I bought from Richard Smyth and Thomas Smyth as by pattent will plainly appear, one cow with bull calf, one muskett, a book called "Baine on the Ephesians", a young bull to be delivered to Mr. James Barnabey and John Bedle intrusting them with Peter's good and godly education. To Mr. James Barnabe my cloath shute lined with otter skin, and Mr. Dowman's work. To Mr. John Tilney all my Phisick and Chirurgery with the chest instruments and lancetts, and to possess that 100 A. (with 25 foot long house) he made choice of by the bridge until the lawful heirs come to age. To Mr. John Rosier my Greek Testament. To Mr. Phillip Taylor "Ursines Cattechisme." To John Fullard a book called "The Humiliation for Sin." To Anne Jones the younger dau. of William Jones one ewe goat. To Gabriell Searle one heifer with calf presently at Francis Martin's. To Mr. William Jones the remainder of my books. To William Martin one ewe goat. Wife extrx. with Mr. Phillip Taylor, Mr. Alexander Mountney, Mr. William Jones, and Mr. James Barnabe to oversee. Witt: John Rosier, John William, John Tilney, John Fullward.¹ He died before 9 September 1643 at Northampton Co, VA. It was on this date that his will was probated. (Notes: John Nuthall married the extrx and subsequently he was given custody of the estate of Priscilla Holloway orphan. Priscilla Holloway was the dau. of John Holloway, chirurgion, dec'd.).¹

     Elizabeth (-----) was born circa 1625. She married John Holloway (chirurgion) circa 1642.¹ As of circa 1642,her married name was Holloway.¹ Elizabeth was named in her husband's will on 25 August 1643 at Northampton Co, VA. She was shown as my wife Elizabeth, and my child with which she travels in the will of John Holloway, chirurgion.¹

     (f/o Wm & Margt) Stevens was born circa 1600.¹

     Margaret Stevens was born circa 1635.¹ As of circa 1660,her married name was Hutchinson.¹ She married Robert Hutchinson circa 1660.¹

     Robert Hutchinson was born in 1630.¹ He married Margaret Stevens, daughter of (f/o Wm & Margt) Stevens, circa 1660.¹ Robert was named in his brother-in-law's will on 21 July 1683 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as brother-in-law Robert Hutchinson and given 1/2 the sloop purchased of Isaac Jacob in the will of William Stevens. (NOTE: Edwards shows them as brother-in-laws, Hutchinson having married Stevens' sister Margaret. However, the term brother-in-law at that time often meant step-brother.).² Robert made a will on 18 March 1711/12 at Accomack Co, VA. To son Stephen (under 21) plantation where I now live containing 650 acres. To son John 50 acres bought of George Parker. To daughters Mary, Elizabeth & Ann 5 s. each. Wife Margaret Exec. Witt: Hancock Custis, John ____. Peter Roggers.³ He died before 5 August 1712 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that his will was probated.³

     John Goodman was born circa 1640.¹ He died before 16 March 1682 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that administration on the estate of John Goodman was granted to William Stevens with no securities.¹

     George Satchell was born circa 1810 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ George was named as an heir on 29 July 1835 at Accomack Co, VA. George Satchell and William Satchell, soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line died intestate and without issue leaving Southy Satchell their brother and only heir at law. George and Esther Satchell, children and devisees of Southy Satchell are both dead (the said Esther intestate), and Southy Satchell, grandson and devisee of Southy Satchell who was brother of George and William is living; George (son of Southy) left 6 children his only heirs: William, George, Sukey, Sippa, Polly, and Sally, the last 2 of whom (Polly and Sally) have died intestate and without issue, leaving their brothers and sisters William, George, Sukey and Sippa their only heirs. George Satchell, son of George (who was son of Southy) died intestate leaving George and Jane Satchell his children and only heirs. Sippa (daughter of George son of Southy) died intestate leaving Mary Satchell and James Satchell her children and only heirs. William Satchell, George Satchell and Sukey Satchell (children of George son of Southy) are living; Esther Satchell daughter and devisee of Southy Satchell (brother of the soldiers) died intestate leaving Polly Stephens, Hetty Stephens (both living) and Betsy Colony her only heirs. Betsy Colony, daughter of Esther Satchell (who was a devisee of Southy) died intestate leaving Zippa Colony, Polly Lewis, Esther Colony, William Colony, Betsy Colony, James Colony and Sukey Colony her only heirs at law.¹ George was named as an heir on 1 September 1836 at Accomack Co, VA. Richard J. Ayres is by the Court appointed guardian to George and Jane Satchell, infants of George Satchell, dec'd, and heirs of George & William Satchell, soldiers in the Virginia Line in the the Rev. War, sell, transfer and assign all certificates of military land script to which they may be entitled.¹

     James Satchell was born circa 1830 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ James was named as an heir on 29 July 1835 at Accomack Co, VA. George Satchell and William Satchell, soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line died intestate and without issue leaving Southy Satchell their brother and only heir at law. George and Esther Satchell, children and devisees of Southy Satchell are both dead (the said Esther intestate), and Southy Satchell, grandson and devisee of Southy Satchell who was brother of George and William is living; George (son of Southy) left 6 children his only heirs: William, George, Sukey, Sippa, Polly, and Sally, the last 2 of whom (Polly and Sally) have died intestate and without issue, leaving their brothers and sisters William, George, Sukey and Sippa their only heirs. George Satchell, son of George (who was son of Southy) died intestate leaving George and Jane Satchell his children and only heirs. Sippa (daughter of George son of Southy) died intestate leaving Mary Satchell and James Satchell her children and only heirs. William Satchell, George Satchell and Sukey Satchell (children of George son of Southy) are living; Esther Satchell daughter and devisee of Southy Satchell (brother of the soldiers) died intestate leaving Polly Stephens, Hetty Stephens (both living) and Betsy Colony her only heirs. Betsy Colony, daughter of Esther Satchell (who was a devisee of Southy) died intestate leaving Zippa Colony, Polly Lewis, Esther Colony, William Colony, Betsy Colony, James Colony and Sukey Colony her only heirs at law.¹ James was named as an heir on 1 September 1836 at Accomack Co, VA. Richard J. Ayres is by the Court appointed guardian to Mary and James Satchell, infants of Zippa Satchell, dec'd, and heirs of George & William Satchell, soldiers in the Virginia Line in the the Rev. War, sell, transfer and assign all certificates of military land script to which they may be entitled.¹

     Hetty Stevens was born circa 1800 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Hetty was named as an heir on 29 July 1835 at Accomack Co, VA. George Satchell and William Satchell, soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line died intestate and without issue leaving Southy Satchell their brother and only heir at law. George and Esther Satchell, children and devisees of Southy Satchell are both dead (the said Esther intestate), and Southy Satchell, grandson and devisee of Southy Satchell who was brother of George and William is living; George (son of Southy) left 6 children his only heirs: William, George, Sukey, Sippa, Polly, and Sally, the last 2 of whom (Polly and Sally) have died intestate and without issue, leaving their brothers and sisters William, George, Sukey and Sippa their only heirs. George Satchell, son of George (who was son of Southy) died intestate leaving George and Jane Satchell his children and only heirs. Sippa (daughter of George son of Southy) died intestate leaving Mary Satchell and James Satchell her children and only heirs. William Satchell, George Satchell and Sukey Satchell (children of George son of Southy) are living; Esther Satchell daughter and devisee of Southy Satchell (brother of the soldiers) died intestate leaving Polly Stephens, Hetty Stephens (both living) and Betsy Colony her only heirs. Betsy Colony, daughter of Esther Satchell (who was a devisee of Southy) died intestate leaving Zippa Colony, Polly Lewis, Esther Colony, William Colony, Betsy Colony, James Colony and Sukey Colony her only heirs at law.¹

     Esther Colonna was born circa 1810 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Esther was named as an heir on 29 July 1835 at Accomack Co, VA. George Satchell and William Satchell, soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line died intestate and without issue leaving Southy Satchell their brother and only heir at law. George and Esther Satchell, children and devisees of Southy Satchell are both dead (the said Esther intestate), and Southy Satchell, grandson and devisee of Southy Satchell who was brother of George and William is living; George (son of Southy) left 6 children his only heirs: William, George, Sukey, Sippa, Polly, and Sally, the last 2 of whom (Polly and Sally) have died intestate and without issue, leaving their brothers and sisters William, George, Sukey and Sippa their only heirs. George Satchell, son of George (who was son of Southy) died intestate leaving George and Jane Satchell his children and only heirs. Sippa (daughter of George son of Southy) died intestate leaving Mary Satchell and James Satchell her children and only heirs. William Satchell, George Satchell and Sukey Satchell (children of George son of Southy) are living; Esther Satchell daughter and devisee of Southy Satchell (brother of the soldiers) died intestate leaving Polly Stephens, Hetty Stephens (both living) and Betsy Colony her only heirs. Betsy Colony, daughter of Esther Satchell (who was a devisee of Southy) died intestate leaving Zippa Colony, Polly Lewis, Esther Colony, William Colony, Betsy Colony, James Colony and Sukey Colony her only heirs at law.¹

     Betsy Colonna was born circa 1814 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Betsy was named as an heir on 29 July 1835 at Accomack Co, VA. George Satchell and William Satchell, soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line died intestate and without issue leaving Southy Satchell their brother and only heir at law. George and Esther Satchell, children and devisees of Southy Satchell are both dead (the said Esther intestate), and Southy Satchell, grandson and devisee of Southy Satchell who was brother of George and William is living; George (son of Southy) left 6 children his only heirs: William, George, Sukey, Sippa, Polly, and Sally, the last 2 of whom (Polly and Sally) have died intestate and without issue, leaving their brothers and sisters William, George, Sukey and Sippa their only heirs. George Satchell, son of George (who was son of Southy) died intestate leaving George and Jane Satchell his children and only heirs. Sippa (daughter of George son of Southy) died intestate leaving Mary Satchell and James Satchell her children and only heirs. William Satchell, George Satchell and Sukey Satchell (children of George son of Southy) are living; Esther Satchell daughter and devisee of Southy Satchell (brother of the soldiers) died intestate leaving Polly Stephens, Hetty Stephens (both living) and Betsy Colony her only heirs. Betsy Colony, daughter of Esther Satchell (who was a devisee of Southy) died intestate leaving Zippa Colony, Polly Lewis, Esther Colony, William Colony, Betsy Colony, James Colony and Sukey Colony her only heirs at law.¹

     James Colonna was born circa 1816 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ James was named as an heir on 29 July 1835 at Accomack Co, VA. George Satchell and William Satchell, soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line died intestate and without issue leaving Southy Satchell their brother and only heir at law. George and Esther Satchell, children and devisees of Southy Satchell are both dead (the said Esther intestate), and Southy Satchell, grandson and devisee of Southy Satchell who was brother of George and William is living; George (son of Southy) left 6 children his only heirs: William, George, Sukey, Sippa, Polly, and Sally, the last 2 of whom (Polly and Sally) have died intestate and without issue, leaving their brothers and sisters William, George, Sukey and Sippa their only heirs. George Satchell, son of George (who was son of Southy) died intestate leaving George and Jane Satchell his children and only heirs. Sippa (daughter of George son of Southy) died intestate leaving Mary Satchell and James Satchell her children and only heirs. William Satchell, George Satchell and Sukey Satchell (children of George son of Southy) are living; Esther Satchell daughter and devisee of Southy Satchell (brother of the soldiers) died intestate leaving Polly Stephens, Hetty Stephens (both living) and Betsy Colony her only heirs. Betsy Colony, daughter of Esther Satchell (who was a devisee of Southy) died intestate leaving Zippa Colony, Polly Lewis, Esther Colony, William Colony, Betsy Colony, James Colony and Sukey Colony her only heirs at law.¹ James was named as an heir on 1 September 1836 at Accomack Co, VA. Ordered that Edmund B. Ayres, guardian of James Colonna alisa Colona, and of Susan or Sukey Colonna alias Colony, infant heirs of George & William Satchell, soldiers in the Virginia Line in the the Rev. War, sell, transfer and assign all certificates of military land script to which they may be entitled.¹

     Sukey Colonna was born circa 1818 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Sukey was named as an heir on 29 July 1835 at Accomack Co, VA. George Satchell and William Satchell, soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line died intestate and without issue leaving Southy Satchell their brother and only heir at law. George and Esther Satchell, children and devisees of Southy Satchell are both dead (the said Esther intestate), and Southy Satchell, grandson and devisee of Southy Satchell who was brother of George and William is living; George (son of Southy) left 6 children his only heirs: William, George, Sukey, Sippa, Polly, and Sally, the last 2 of whom (Polly and Sally) have died intestate and without issue, leaving their brothers and sisters William, George, Sukey and Sippa their only heirs. George Satchell, son of George (who was son of Southy) died intestate leaving George and Jane Satchell his children and only heirs. Sippa (daughter of George son of Southy) died intestate leaving Mary Satchell and James Satchell her children and only heirs. William Satchell, George Satchell and Sukey Satchell (children of George son of Southy) are living; Esther Satchell daughter and devisee of Southy Satchell (brother of the soldiers) died intestate leaving Polly Stephens, Hetty Stephens (both living) and Betsy Colony her only heirs. Betsy Colony, daughter of Esther Satchell (who was a devisee of Southy) died intestate leaving Zippa Colony, Polly Lewis, Esther Colony, William Colony, Betsy Colony, James Colony and Sukey Colony her only heirs at law.¹ Sukey was named as an heir on 1 September 1836 at Accomack Co, VA. Ordered that Edmund B. Ayres, guardian of James Colonna alisa Colona, and of Susan or Sukey Colonna alias Colony, infant heirs of George & William Satchell, soldiers in the Virginia Line in the the Rev. War, sell, transfer and assign all certificates of military land script to which they may be entitled.¹

     William Samuel Mariner was born on 25 June 1850 at Worcester Co, MD.⁴ William was listed with his father in the census of 1860 at Snow Hill P.O., Atkinsons District, Wor Co, MD. He was shown as William Marriner age 8 in HH#712 headed by Edward J. Marriner, a 40 year old farmer.² William was listed with his father in the census of 1870 at Snow Hill, Wor Co, MD. He was shown as William Mariner, age 19 & working on farm, in HH#84 headed by Edward Mariner, a 47 year old farmer.⁵ He married Margaret Louisa Holland circa 1875 at Worcester Co, MD.¹ William was listed as a head of household in the census of 1900 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as William S. Mariner the head of HH#254, a 49 year old farmer, born June 1850 in MD, married for 25 years. Listed with him were the following Mariners: M. Louisa, a 43 year old wife, born June 1856 in MD, married for 25, gave birth to 10 children and 5 of them are living; Carol, a 19 year old son, born in MD Aug 1880; Archie, a 15 year old son, born Oct 1884 in VA; Annie, a 14 year old daughter, born Feb 1886 in VA; and George, an 11 year old son, born Apr 1889 in VA.⁶ He died on 12 October 1940 at New Church, Acc co, VA, at age 90.⁴ William was buried at Nelson Cemetery, MD-VA Line, Acc Co, VA.⁴

     Margaret Louisa Holland was born on 10 June 1856 at Worcester Co, MD.² She married William Samuel Mariner, son of Edward James Mariner and Adaline Trehern, circa 1875 at Worcester Co, MD.¹ As of circa 1875,her married name was Mariner.¹ Margaret was listed with her husband in the census of 1900 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as M. Louisa Mariner, a 43 year old wife in HH#254 headed by William S. Mariner, a 49 year old farmer.³ She died on 9 May 1926 at Accomack Co, VA, at age 69.²

     Ernest 'Carroll' Mariner was born on 7 August 1880 at Worcester Co, MD.^2,1 Ernest was listed with his parents in the census of 1900 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Carol Mariner, a 19 year old son, born Aug 1880 in HH#254 headed by William S. Mariner, a 49 year old farmer.² He married Minnie May Dunn in December 1905.¹ Ernest 'Carroll' Mariner died on 18 September 1950 at age 70. He lived in Wilmington, DE and was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad.¹

     Ina May Mariner was born on 15 February 1886 at Accomack Co, VA.^2,1 Ina was listed with her parents in the census of 1900 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Annie Mariner a 14 year old daughter, born Feb 1886 in Virginia in HH#254 headed by William S. Mariner, a 49 year old farmer.² As of 27 November 1905,her married name was Pilchard.¹ She married Raymond Thomas Pilchard on 27 November 1905. They lived at Greenbackville, VA.¹ Ina May Mariner died in 1959.¹ She died on 11 June 1959 at age 73.¹

     Edward James Mariner was born in 1824 at Somerset Co, MD.² Edward was listed with his parents in the census of 1840 at Middle District, Somerset Co, MD. He was probably the male age 15-19 (b.c. 1821-1825) in the household headed by James Mariner. (NOTE: There was also a Matthew Mariner (b.c. 1791-1800) in the same district of Somerset Co who had a male (b.c. 1821-1825) with him.).² He married Adaline Trehern on 1 April 1847 at Somerset Co, MD. They were shown as Edward James Marriner and Adaline Trehern.¹ Edward James Mariner married Sarah Elizabeth Dukes on 14 January 1858 at Worcester Co, VA. They were shown as Edward I. Mariner and Sarah E. Dukes.³ Edward was listed as a head of household in the census of 1860 at Snow Hill P.O., Atkinsons District, Wor Co, MD. He was shown as Edward J. Marriner the head of HH#712, a 40 year old farmer, no property values were shown. Listed with him were the following Mariners: Sarah E., age 24; Allison, age 12; William, age 8; and Edward, age 2.⁴ Edward was listed as a head of household in the census of 1870 at Snow Hill, Wor Co, MD. He was shown as Edward Mariner the head of HH#84, a 47 year old farmer with real estate valued at $2,000 and personal property valued at $1,000. Listed with him were the following Mariners: Sarah, a 37 year old house keeper; William, 19 years old & working on farm; Edwrd, 12 years old & working on farm; Adline, 9 years old & at school; Sarah, 8 years old & at school; Amelia, 6 years old and at school; Robert, age 2.⁵ He died in 1900 at Worcester Co, MD.⁶ Edward was buried at Dukes Plot, Whitesburg, Wor Co, MD. His tombstone shows him as Edward J. Mariner, 1824 - 1900.⁶

     Sarah Elizabeth Dukes was born in 1835 at Worcester Co, VA.¹ She married Edward James Mariner, son of James Mariner and Leah Henderson, on 14 January 1858 at Worcester Co, VA. They were shown as Edward I. Mariner and Sarah E. Dukes.² As of 14 January 1858,her married name was Mariner.² Sarah was listed with her husband in the census of 1860 at Snow Hill P.O., Atkinsons District, Wor Co, MD. She was shown as Sarah E. Marriner, age 24 in HH#712 headed by Edward J. Marriner, a 40 year old farmer.³ Sarah was listed with her husband in the census of 1870 at Snow Hill, Wor Co, MD. She was shown as Sarah Mariner, a 37 year old house keeper, in HH#84 headed by Edward Mariner, a 47 year old farmer.⁴ She died in 1929 at Worcester Co, MD.¹ Sarah was buried at Dukes Plot, Whitesburg, Wor Co, MD. Her tombstone shows her as Sarah Elizabeth Mariner, 1835 - 1929.¹

     Edward Mariner was born circa 1858 at Worcester Co, VA.¹ Edward was listed with his parents in the census of 1870 at Snow Hill, Wor Co, MD. He was shown as Edward Mariner, age 12 and working on farm, in HH#84 headed by Edward Mariner, a 47 year old farmer.² Edward was listed with his parents in the census of 1860 at Snow Hill P.O., Atkinsons District, Wor Co, MD. He was shown as Edward Marriner, age 2 in HH#712 headed by Edward J. Marriner, a 40 year old farmer.¹

     Adaline Trehern was born circa 1825 at Somerset Co, MD.¹ She married Edward James Mariner, son of James Mariner and Leah Henderson, on 1 April 1847 at Somerset Co, MD. They were shown as Edward James Marriner and Adaline Trehern.¹ As of 1 April 1847,her married name was Mariner.¹ Adaline Trehern died before 14 January 1858.¹

     Allison Mariner was born circa 1848 at Worcester Co, MD.¹ Allison was listed with her parents in the census of 1860 at Snow Hill P.O., Atkinsons District, Wor Co, MD. She was shown as Allison Marriner, age 12 in HH#712 headed by Edward J. Marriner, a 40 year old farmer.¹

     Adline Mariner was born circa 1861 at Worcester Co, MD.¹ Adline was listed with her parents in the census of 1870 at Snow Hill, Wor Co, MD. She was shown as Adline Mariner, age 9 & at school, in HH#84 headed by Edward Mariner, a 47 year old farmer.¹

     Sarah Mariner was born circa 1862 at Worcester Co, MD.¹ Sarah was listed with her parents in the census of 1870 at Snow Hill, Wor Co, MD. She was shown as Sarah Mariner, age 8 & at school, in HH#84 headed by Edward Mariner, a 47 year old farmer.¹

     Amelia Mariner was born circa 1864 at Worcester Co, MD.¹ Amelia was listed with her parents in the census of 1870 at Snow Hill, Wor Co, MD. She was shown as Amelia Mariner, age 6 & at school, in HH#84 headed by Edward Mariner, a 47 year old farmer.¹

     Robert Mariner was born circa 1868 at Worcester Co, MD.¹ Robert was listed with his parents in the census of 1870 at Snow Hill, Wor Co, MD. He was shown as Robert Mariner, age 2, in HH#84 headed by Edward Mariner, a 47 year old farmer.¹

     George Mariner was born circa 1730 at Accomack Co, VA. There is no proof that his George Mariner was the son of the George Mariner who last appeared in Accomack County records on 3 Feb 1702/3. There is a 48 year gap (Feb 1703 - Nov 1751) in the Accomack County order books for the name Mariner.¹ On 26 Nov 1751 Constable Jacob White found slips/suckers of tobacco turned out: George Mariner was cited to next court; Daniel Towles, Daniel Marshal, John Robinson and Samuel Gillet appeared, were discharged and paid costs.² On 1 Jan 1751/2 accused of turning out suckers of tobacco, George Mariner failed to appear; ordered that he be arrested.³ The information against Geo. Mariner for tending seconds of tobacco was dismissed. Geo. Douglas and Jacob White agreed to pay costs.⁴ He married (w/o George) Hastings (Hastings?) circa 1758. George Mariner married Sarah (-----), daughter of (f/o Sarah & Sophia) (-----), circa 1790. George made a will on 14 January 1795 at Accomack Co, VA. To wife Sarah 1/3 of my whole estate the other 2/3 to be equally divided between my 4 children Levin, George, Major, Hastings, wife Sally & my youngest child Euphamy Mariner - Son George Exr. Witt: John Mclean, Wise Hargis, Thomas Hargis.¹ He died before 26 January 1795 at Accomack Co, VA.¹

     Sarah (-----) was born circa 1770 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ She married George Mariner, son of George Mariner, circa 1790. As of circa 1790,her married name was Mariner.¹ Sarah was named in her husband's will on 14 January 1795. She was shown as wife Sarah in the will of George Marriner. Sarah made a will on 18 January 1795 at Accomack Co, VA. To daughter Euphamy Marriner whole estate except my clothing which I give to my sister Suphier Brittingham. Should my daughter Euphamy die without issue whole estate to my said sister. Thomas Hargis Exr. Witt: John Marshall, Elizabeth Ardis.² She died before 26 January 1795 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that her will was probated.²

     (w/o George) Hastings (Hastings?) was born circa 1740. She married George Mariner, son of George Mariner, circa 1758. As of circa 1758,her married name was Mariner.

     Major Mariner was born circa 1784 at Accomack Co, VA.^2,3 Major was named in his father's will on 14 January 1795 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as son Major in the will of George Marriner, wife Sarah.¹ Major was listed with his brother in the census of 1800 at Swan's Gut, Accomack Parish, Acc Co, VA. He was probably the male age 10-16 (b.c. 1784-1790) in the household headed by Levin Marrener, Swgt.² Major was listed with another family in the census of 1810 at Accomack Parish, Acc Co, VA. He was probably the male age 26-45 (b.c. 1765-1784) in the household headed by Dolly Mariner, who was evidently the widow of his brother Levin.³ He married Sophia (-----) on 31 May 1833 at Accomack Co, VA. John D. Welburn Jr. & Levin Core were the security on the M.L.B. of Major Mariner and Sophia Ellis, widow of Josiah.⁴

     Hastings Mariner was born circa 1782 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Hastings was named in his father's will on 14 January 1795 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as son Hastings in the will of George Marriner, wife Sarah.¹

     (f/o Sarah & Sophia) (-----) was born circa 1750.¹

     Sophia (-----) was born circa 1772 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ As of circa 1785,her married name was Brittingham.¹ She married (h/o Sophia) Brittingham circa 1785.¹ Sophia was named in her sister's will on 18 January 1795 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as sister Suphier Brittingham in the will of Sarah Marriner, widow of George.¹

     (h/o Sophia) Brittingham was born circa 1760.¹ He married Sophia (-----), daughter of (f/o Sarah & Sophia) (-----), circa 1785.¹

     (d/o Robt) Copes was born circa 1640 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ As of circa 1760,her married name was Mariner.¹ She married (f/o Southy) Mariner circa 1760.¹

     (f/o Southy) Mariner was born circa 1740.¹ He married (d/o Robt) Copes, daughter of Robert Copes, circa 1760.¹

     Southy Mariner was born circa 1760 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Southy was named in his grandfather's will on 2 August 1763 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as my grandson Southy Marriner in the will of Robert Copes, wife Elizabeth.¹

     Jane Mariner (widow?) was born circa 1660.¹ Jane witnessed a will on 12 September 1684 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date Charles Scarburgh, Isaac Dix & Jane Marriner witnessed the will of John Michael, wife Ann.¹

     Richard Mariner Sr. was born circa 1640.² He was named as a headright on 10 November 1663 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Rich. Marrinor on a certificate granted to Mr. Edmond Bowman for 1,200 acres of land.³ He married Mary (4) Williams, daughter of Henry (1) Williams and Margery (-----), circa 1672.^4,5 Richard Mariner Sr. was named as a headright on 17 May 1672 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Rich. Marriner on a certificate granted to Rich'd Bayly for 400 acres of land.² He was on the list of tithables at Accomack Co, VA, from 1670 to 1691. In 1670 he had 1 tith. In 1671 he had 2 tiths on Mr. John Wise's list. In 1679 he had 1 tith. In 1684 he had 1 tith on Capt. Custis' list. In 1685 he had 1 tith on Capt. Custis' list. In 1686 he had 1 tith on Capt. Custis' list. In 1687 he had 1 tith on Capt. Custis' list. In 1688 he had with 3 tithes on Capt. Custis' list. In 1689 he had 3 tithes on Capt. Wm. Custis' list. In 1690 he had 3 tithes on Capt. Custis' list. In 1691 he had 4 tithes on Capt. Wm. Custis' list. In 1692 he was not shown, but a Geo. Marriner with 1 tith was shown on Mr. Burton's list. (NOTE: Capt. Wm. Custis and Mr. Burton precincts were on the Sea Side in the Locustville area. Since the tithable list was continued until 1695 and he did not appear after 1691, he evidently died between 1691 & 1692.).⁶ He released his rights in land in 1678 at tract A125, Bloxom-Guilford, Acc Co, VA. It was in this year that Henry Sadbury sold the eastern 115 acres of tract A125 to Thomas Besant and Richard and Mary Marriner released to Besant any right they might have in the land.⁴ On 16 Mar 1682/83 Charles Holden, attorney for Richard Marriner, confessed a judgment of 578 lbs tobacco due to Col. Daniel Jenifer. Ordered that Marriner pay the debt and court costs. Richard Marriner assigned power of attorney to Charles Holden to confess the above order. Signed 14 March 1682/83, by Richard (R) Marriner. Witnesses: John Barnes and Peter Wells.⁷ On 2 Jan 1683/84 in the suit of Richard Marriner against Dormt. Sullivant (attorney: Mr. Tankred) for defamation, Tankred pleaded that Marriner had misplaced his action by not mentioning his wife, against whom the defamatory words were spoken. The court ordered that the suit be dismissed with Marriner paying court costs.⁸ On 2 Jan 1863/84 Henry Williams, Richard Marriner and John Wouldhouse petitioned that they had been summoned as witnesses by James Foster in his suit against Robt. Holliday; they had both attended for two days. Ordered that Foster pay them for their time and court costs.⁹ On 4 Feb 1685/86 Mr. George Nicholas Hack entered action against Richard Marriner for 339 lbs tobacco, but Marriner failed to appear. An attachment was granted against Marriner's estate.¹⁰ On 16 Mar 1686/87 Edmund Allen sued Richard Marriner for 324 lbs tobacco, but Marriner failed to appear. If he did not appear at the next court the sheriff would have to pay the amount awarded to Allen by the court.¹¹ On 19 Jul 1687 the suit of Richard Marriner against Capt. Henry Custis was dismissed with Marriner paying court costs.¹² On 17 Jan 1687/88 he was shown as Richard Marriner when his name appeared on a list of 9 men who were to answer for their contempt in not following Thomas Bagwell, the survey of the highway, order to mend the old bridge over the marsh at Little Matomkin.¹³ On 20 Dec 1688 Col. John West had sued Richard Johnson, and at the last court an order was passed against Richard Marriner, who was to assure Johnson's appearance at this court. Since he failed to appear, West craved judgment against Marriner for the 2500 logs owed him by Johnson. Ordered that Marriner pay the debt and court costs.¹⁴ On 20 Feb 1688/89 Col. John West had sued Richard Johnson, and at the last court an order was passed against Richard Marriner, who was to assure Johnson's appearance at this court. Since he failed to appear, West craved judgment against Marriner for the 2500 logs owed him by Johnson. Ordered that Marriner pay the debt and court costs.¹⁵ Richard was named in his brother-in-law's will on 15 November 1689 at Accomack Co, VA. Henry Williams left all his land to his son John, excepting land rented to Richard Marriner. It was evidently his wife Mary Marriner who presented the will. He also left cattle to Elizabeth, Richard Jr., William and Thomas Marriner, who were evidently their children.¹⁶ He died between 1691 and 1692 at Accomack Co, VA. Since the tithable list was continued until 1695 and he did not appear after 1691, he evidently died between 1691 & 1692. On 20 Sep 1693 his widow Mary Marriner was shown as a married woman (having married John Prittiman) and thus could not be sued by Henry Allin.^17,18 On 19 Feb 1690/91 Edward Wright sued Richard Marriner, whom the sheriff could not find. Wright petitioned that Marriner owed him 1300 lbs tobacco and a pair of French fall shoes (boots with high drooping tops). Attachment was granted against Marriner's estate for the debt and the costs of the suit.¹⁹ On 16 Dec 1691 the suit of Lt. Col. John West against Richard Marriner was referred to the next court. (NOTE: This was his last appearance in Accomack Co order books.).²⁰

     Mary Mariner was born circa 1680 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ She recieved by deed of gift on 15 February 1681/82 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that Henry Williams conveyed cattle to his "good (god) child" Mary Marriner, daughter of Richard Marriner.¹ She died before 15 November 1689 at Accomack Co, VA. She was evidently dec'd by this date as Henry Williams did not name her in his will, but did name other children of Richard Marriner.¹

     Thomas Mariner was born circa 1686 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Thomas was named in his uncle's will on 15 November 1689 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Thomas Marriner and given cattle in the will of Henry Williams.^1,2

     William Mariner was born circa 1688 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ William was named in his uncle's will on 15 November 1689 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as William Marriner and given cattle in the will of Henry Williams.^1,2

     Richard Mariner Jr. was born circa 1684 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Richard was named in his uncle's will on 15 November 1689 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Richard Marriner Jr. and given cattle in the will of Henry Williams.^1,2 On 2 Dec 1701 the grand jury presented Richard Marriner, Edward Taylor and William Edge for swearing on the Sabbath. The sheriff was ordered to summon the three men to the next court.³

     Elizabeth Mariner was born circa 1682 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Elizabeth was named in her uncle's will on 15 November 1689 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as Elizabeth Marriner and given cattle in the will of Henry Williams.^1,2

     Mary Fitchett was born circa 1760 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ As of circa 1780,her married name was Mariner.¹ She married (h/o Mary) Mariner circa 1780.¹ Mary was named in her mother's will on 12 April 1784 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as daughter Mary Marriner in the will of Comfort Fitchett.¹