Individual Details
Hannah RUST
(Abt 1699 - Bef 1732)
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 8, Ed. 1, Tree #0774, Date of Import: 1 Jun 1998]
HANNAH RUST--210p53:
Hannah married George ESKRIDGE between 1717 when her father made his will and 1726 when her mother made her will. She was born later than 1699, as she was under sixteen in 1715. She was living at the time of the will of her mother, Nov 1726; married George ESKRIDGE son of Colonel George and Rebecca (BONUM) ESKRIDGE.
HANNAH AND GEORGE HAD ISSUE:
341--Samuel b 1723, apprenticed in 1736 to George HURST to learn the Trades arts or Misteries of a house Carpenter and joiner; m 1747, Mary, widow of John LEWISand dau of Mrs. Elizabeth (DAWSON) FOUCHEE; served in the House of Burgesses from Westmoreland Co, 1769 to his death in 1771, which disposed of 900 acres of land to his sons, with William ESKRIDGE named as Exr. children (named in will; Hannah, and Charlotte Fouchee ESKRIDGE, his children, having d young.)
487--Samuel ESKRIDGE, II
488--Thomas ESKRIDGE, II
489-Goerge ESKRIDGE, II, became a Lieutenant in the Revolution
342--George ESKRIDGE b 1724; he was apprenticed along with his bro to George HUNT.
343-William ESKRIDGE b aft 1725; family tradition is that he m his cousin, 303-Elizabeth RUST, dau of John RUST-203. His will, 1782,names wife "Betty" and five children, two others, Peter Rust ESKRIDGE, b 1751, and Thomas ESKRIDGE b 1757, d young.
490-Rebecca Hobson ESKRIDGE
491-Willaim ESKRIDGE,II b 1754
492-Lucy ESKRIDGE
493-Giles ESKRIDGE
494-Elizabeth ESKRIDGE
344-Rebecca ESKRIDGE m probably John ARRIS
345-Thomas ESKRIDGE
George ESKRIDGE, husband of Hannah-210, d in 1732. Colonel George, Sr., his father, in his will, 1735, d 1739 ,names the children of George, Jr., who with their cousins, Betty KENNER, were to share in a tract of land in Prince William (now Fairfax) County. Colonel ESKRIDGE served in the House of Burgesses for many years from Westmoreland County and was a brother-in-law of 101-William RUST, they having married sisters.
He was a lawyer and the guardian of Mary BALL, mother of George WASHINGTON and appears to have deveolped a large estate in lands by acquisition of the fifty acre-head-rights, which were granted to every immigrant, or for bringing immigrants into the colony.
On April 27, 1937, there was planted a memorial oak tree at the grave of Mary Ball WASHINGTON, in Fredericksburg, Va, which tree was taken from SANDY POINT, the ancestral home of colonel George ESKRIDGE. Many descendants of Colonel ESKRIDGE and many members of the family of William RUST-1 participated in the historic event.
Col. George ESKRIDGE and Rebecca (BONUM) had issue:
Samuel m. Jane _____ and their dau Rebecca m Peter Rust (431 in 1764
William
Elizabeth
Robert
George m Hannah Rust-210 bef 1723
Sahra m Willoughby NEWTON
Margaret m Howson KENNER
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ESKRIDGE, Elizabeth, widow of George ESKRIDGE, d 1744
To Craddock BUTLER 1 negro etc; dau Elizabeth AYLETT; goddau. Judity NEWTON 1 negro girl; to Mary LUCK 900 lbx. of tobacco; exx dau. Elizabeth AYLETT; widow rest of estate; Mrs BRAY her bed.
Elizabeth AYLETT--probably wife of William AYLETT, d 1744 his m2.
VA018-85: BONAM, Samuel, St. Stephens Parish, Northumberland, 1726. Son Samuel all my land; my bro. Daniel BONAM a ring; to Samuel son of George HAYDON 1 cow calf; my sister-in-law Mary BALL a riding horse; wife Elizabeth and the child she goes with; my children to the care of my uncle George ESKRIDGE until of age.
...THIS INDICATES THAT SAMUEL BONAM MUST BE A SON OF A BROTHER OF REBECCA (BONUM) ESKRIDGE...
HANNAH RUST--210p53:
Hannah married George ESKRIDGE between 1717 when her father made his will and 1726 when her mother made her will. She was born later than 1699, as she was under sixteen in 1715. She was living at the time of the will of her mother, Nov 1726; married George ESKRIDGE son of Colonel George and Rebecca (BONUM) ESKRIDGE.
HANNAH AND GEORGE HAD ISSUE:
341--Samuel b 1723, apprenticed in 1736 to George HURST to learn the Trades arts or Misteries of a house Carpenter and joiner; m 1747, Mary, widow of John LEWISand dau of Mrs. Elizabeth (DAWSON) FOUCHEE; served in the House of Burgesses from Westmoreland Co, 1769 to his death in 1771, which disposed of 900 acres of land to his sons, with William ESKRIDGE named as Exr. children (named in will; Hannah, and Charlotte Fouchee ESKRIDGE, his children, having d young.)
487--Samuel ESKRIDGE, II
488--Thomas ESKRIDGE, II
489-Goerge ESKRIDGE, II, became a Lieutenant in the Revolution
342--George ESKRIDGE b 1724; he was apprenticed along with his bro to George HUNT.
343-William ESKRIDGE b aft 1725; family tradition is that he m his cousin, 303-Elizabeth RUST, dau of John RUST-203. His will, 1782,names wife "Betty" and five children, two others, Peter Rust ESKRIDGE, b 1751, and Thomas ESKRIDGE b 1757, d young.
490-Rebecca Hobson ESKRIDGE
491-Willaim ESKRIDGE,II b 1754
492-Lucy ESKRIDGE
493-Giles ESKRIDGE
494-Elizabeth ESKRIDGE
344-Rebecca ESKRIDGE m probably John ARRIS
345-Thomas ESKRIDGE
George ESKRIDGE, husband of Hannah-210, d in 1732. Colonel George, Sr., his father, in his will, 1735, d 1739 ,names the children of George, Jr., who with their cousins, Betty KENNER, were to share in a tract of land in Prince William (now Fairfax) County. Colonel ESKRIDGE served in the House of Burgesses for many years from Westmoreland County and was a brother-in-law of 101-William RUST, they having married sisters.
He was a lawyer and the guardian of Mary BALL, mother of George WASHINGTON and appears to have deveolped a large estate in lands by acquisition of the fifty acre-head-rights, which were granted to every immigrant, or for bringing immigrants into the colony.
On April 27, 1937, there was planted a memorial oak tree at the grave of Mary Ball WASHINGTON, in Fredericksburg, Va, which tree was taken from SANDY POINT, the ancestral home of colonel George ESKRIDGE. Many descendants of Colonel ESKRIDGE and many members of the family of William RUST-1 participated in the historic event.
Col. George ESKRIDGE and Rebecca (BONUM) had issue:
Samuel m. Jane _____ and their dau Rebecca m Peter Rust (431 in 1764
William
Elizabeth
Robert
George m Hannah Rust-210 bef 1723
Sahra m Willoughby NEWTON
Margaret m Howson KENNER
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ESKRIDGE, Elizabeth, widow of George ESKRIDGE, d 1744
To Craddock BUTLER 1 negro etc; dau Elizabeth AYLETT; goddau. Judity NEWTON 1 negro girl; to Mary LUCK 900 lbx. of tobacco; exx dau. Elizabeth AYLETT; widow rest of estate; Mrs BRAY her bed.
Elizabeth AYLETT--probably wife of William AYLETT, d 1744 his m2.
VA018-85: BONAM, Samuel, St. Stephens Parish, Northumberland, 1726. Son Samuel all my land; my bro. Daniel BONAM a ring; to Samuel son of George HAYDON 1 cow calf; my sister-in-law Mary BALL a riding horse; wife Elizabeth and the child she goes with; my children to the care of my uncle George ESKRIDGE until of age.
...THIS INDICATES THAT SAMUEL BONAM MUST BE A SON OF A BROTHER OF REBECCA (BONUM) ESKRIDGE...
Events
| Birth | Abt 1699 | Westmoreland County, VA | |||
| Death | Bef 1732 | Westmoreland County, VA |
Families
| Father | Samuel RUST (1665 - 1715) |
| Mother | Martha (1672 - 1730) |
| Sibling | William RUST ( - 1742) |
| Sibling | Anne RUST ( - 1748) |
| Sibling | George RUST ( - 1775) |
| Sibling | Jeremiah RUST (1695 - 1731) |
| Sibling | Matthew RUST (1697 - 1751) |
| Sibling | Peter RUST (1710 - 1762) |
| Sibling | John RUST (1695 - 1727) |
| Sibling | Benjamin RUST ( - 1754) |