Individual Details

Baptized 6 Apr 1712. His Bible record states that he was born March 6, 1712.

From Library of Virginia digital images:
Bible in possession of Miss Florence Carpenter of Warren Co KY. This Bible was given to Miss Carpenter by her mother who had received it from Miss Carpenter's grandmother. There follows a handwritten transcription of Thomas Blakey's Bible.
The oft quoted "George Blakey Bible Record" was also printed in The Virginia Genealogist, compiled by J. F. Dorman, Vol 1, 1957, p.89.
The Bible states that Sarah Eleanor (Duncan) Carpenter bequeathed the Bible to her daughter Miss Florence Carpenter of Warren Co, KY, from which the copy was obtained by George H. S. King of Fredericksburg, VA, who contributed the transcript to the above publication.


Family data from Paula Kelley gives a death date of 19 Jan 1791 in Buckingham County, VA - I suspect this may be the date of death of the son Thomas.
According to article in the "Magazine of Virginia Genealogy" Vol. 2 #4, October 1964, written about Bernard B. Blakey, Thomas did go to Buckingham County.
From The Virginia Gazette
28 Nov 1777
To Be Sold on Thursday the 28th day of December, at the late dwelling house of Thomas Blakey, deceased: His personal estate, consisting of a large stock of horses, amongst which are several likely breeding mares, a good stock of cattle, two yoke of oxen, a large stock of sheep, geese, a large quantity of pork, corn. Also a great quantity of planters tools, kitchen furniture, pewter, tubs, pots, some crockery ware, a large copper kettle, a quantity of leather and many other things too tedious to mention. Six months credit will be allowed on all sums above 5 lbs. on giving bond and good security. The bonds to carry interest from date, if not punctually. All the land and plantation is to be rented. It is now in good repair and work 6 hands to advantage. It is a well furnished situation, with large orchards and a very large Timothy Meadow.
Thomas Blakey & David Patterson, Executors.

Albemarle Co Deeds [I have no definite information that the following deeds belong to this Thomas Blakey. He would be the right age and given the fact his wife was Ann Haden and several of her brothers were living in Albemarle, I think it's likely this is the same man. Also the Slate River is located in present day Buckingham Co VA]
DB 1, p.33 8 Sep 1748 William Noland of Albemarle sold to Thomas Blakey of Goochland for 50 £, 200 acres on Arthurs Creek of Slate River, part of the 400 acres granted to Noland where he was living. Then in DB 2, p.87 on 9 Nov 1758, William Noland sold his remaining 200 acres to John Nowlin, again citing the location as Arthur's Creek. Thomas Blakey was a witness to this transaction.

Birth	6 Mar 1712	Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia
Marriage	12 Jan 1746	Ann Haden
Death	Bef 28 Nov 1777	Buckingham County, Virginia

Spouse	Ann Haden (1724 - )
Child	Sarah George "Sally" Blakey (1747 - 1822)
Child	George Blakey (1749 - 1842)
Child	Thomas Blakey (1752 - 1791)
Child	Catherine Blakey (1753 - 1825)
Child	John Blakey (1754 - )
Child	William Blakey (1756 - 1813)
Child	Reuben Blakey (1758 - )
Child	Churchill Blakey (1760 - 1837)
Child	Joseph Blakey (1762 - 1792)
Child	Ann Haden Blakey (1765 - 1808)

Father	Churchill Blakey ( - 1738)
Mother	Sarah George (1692 - )
Sibling	Margaret Blakey (1714 - 1734)
Sibling	George Blakey (1716 - 1783)
Sibling	John Blakey (1717 - 1781)
Sibling	Robert Blakey (1720 - )
Sibling	Betty Blakey (1723 - )
Sibling	Jane Blakey (1725 - )
Sibling	Sarah Blakey (1728 - )
Sibling	William Blakey (1731 - )
Sibling	Susannah Blakey (1734 - )
Sibling	Catherine Blakey (1738 - )