Individual Details
Henry Mauzy II
(1721 - 27 Feb 1804)
Had 14 children
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From: Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Henry Mauzy
Author: Richard Mauzy
Publication: Press of the Daily News, Harrisonburg, VA; 1911
p 22
Henry, eldest son of John, was twice married, first to Ann Withers of Stafford County, Virginia by whom he had the following nine children: John, Peter, William, Henry, Elizabeth, Nancy, Priscilla, Hester and one whose name is not known,
On July 23, 1765, he married the widow of James Morgan, whose maiden name was Elizabeth Taylor, and the mother of seven children, by whom he had eight children: Susanna, Thomas, Richard, Margaret, Jemima, George, Michael and Joseph.
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Virginia Tax Lists 1800
p 197
Mauzy, George Bourbon Co, Virginia
John Mauzy Madison Co
William Bourbon Co
Mawzey, Henry Logan CO 8/26/1800
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Family
Posted 13 Jun 2010 by LB331122
HENRY4 MAUZY (JOHN3, JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)188,189 was born 1721 in Stafford County, VA190,191, and died February 27, 1804 in Fauquier County, VA192,193. He married (1) ANN WITHERS193,194 November 11, 1744194. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown. He married (2) ELIZABETH TAYLOR195,196 July 23, 1765 in Fauquier County, VA196. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Notes for HENRY MAUZY:
[Mauzy.FTW]
Henry Mauzy fought in the Rev. War. He has a will in Faquier County. Will recorded at Warrenton, in Faquier County. Will Book 111, page 498. He names his wife and 14 children. Died 2-27-1804?
Pages 345-346, July 23, 1765...Marriage contract..between Henry Mauzy and Elizabeth Morgan. A marriage soon to take place between the parties...she grants to said Mauzy as soon as the marriage takes place, all her title to the lands of her deceased husband, James Morgan. Mauzy agrees to maintain 2 of the said Morgan's children until they arrive to full age and after the payment of all debts of said James Morgan the estate which remains to be used only by her and the six children of the said Morgan and to be equally divided between them and the said Elizabeth Morgan. And she shall claim no part of said Henry Mauzy's estate. Signed Henry Mauzy, Elizabeth Morgan Witnesses: James Craig, Elias Edmonds, Francis Bronaugh, David Welch, William Jones. Rec. August 26, 1765, prov. by o. of Craig, Elias Edmonds, and David Welch.
Notes from Jeanne:
Taken from Fauquier Families, 1759-1799
Deed Book 6-486, 1778
A Henry Sr. gives son John 200 acres on Great Run devised him and former wife, Nanney (Ann) Withers, by her father James Withers.
Henry is shown on 1759 tax list.
Minute Book 1, page 191, 1761 Lieutentant.
Minute Book 3-160, 1765, Henry Mauzy admin. and inventory ordered. per Will Book 1-p94
Will Book 1, page 138, 1768 Estate account included payments to Benjamin and William Morgan.
Minute Book 3, page 152, 1765 Henry Mauzy acknowledged deed to Elizabeth Morgan.
Notes from: The Mauzey-Mauzy Family, by Armand Jean Mauzy, MD, DSC
pages 313-14
In another will of Henry Connyers, June 13, 1733, he referred to his daughter Hestor Mauze' and his grandson Henry. This is the first reference to a Henry Mauze' in America. Hestor Connyers had married her cousin, the John Mauze' born in 1696, in 1720 and their first child was Henry born in 1721 and named after his grandfather, Henry Connyers. This Henry Mauze' started a long line of descendants. He first married Ann Withers November 11, 1744, secondly Elizabeth Taylor Morgan, July 23, 1765. At least 17 children were born from these unions.
From: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/t/a/f/Mary-D-Taffet/index.html
(Mary Dresser Taffet)
Notes for ANN WITHERS:
[Mauzy.FTW]
All information regarding Ann Withers and her ancestors was taken from the website of Lonnie Chrisman - www.cs.cmu.edu/~chrisman/genealogy/index.html
Children of HENRY MAUZY and ANN WITHERS are:
18. i. REV. WILLIAM5 MAUZY, b. December 27, 1755, Stafford County, VA; d. April 6, 1837, Rush County, IN.
ii. NANCY MAUZY197,198, b. 1760, Fauquier County, VA199,200; d. 1835201,202; m. EDMOND BAYSE203,204, 1770, Fauquier Cty, VA205; b. 1746, Fauquier County, VA205,206; d. 1783, Fauquier County, VA207,208.
iii. ?? MAUZY209,210, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iv. ELIZABETH MAUZY211,212, b. 1757213,214; d. Unknown; m. JAMES PETERS215,216, Unknown; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
v. HENRY MAUZY217,218, b. 1758219,220; d. Unknown.
vi. HESTER MAUZY221,222, b. 1763223,224; d. Unknown; m. ABNER NEWMAN225,226, Unknown; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
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Will of Henry Mauzy
Probate 1804
Fauquier County, Virgina
In the name of God, Amen. I Henry Mauzy in the County of Fauquier, being at present but weak in body, tho' in perfect mind & memory, (I thanks be to God for the same) and calling to remembrance the Mortality of the Life, & that it is Appointed for Man once to die, do make & Ordain this my Last will and Testament in manner & for, following. Viz.
Imprimis. I recommend my Immortal Soul into the hands of Almighty God, who gave it me, trusting to be forgiven my multiplied Iniquities thro the worthy Merits of Jesus Christ, my Lord & Savoir. And as for my frail Body, I commend it to the Dust to be Interr'd in decent Christian manner at the desecration of my Executor, herein after mentioned and as touching my Temporal Estate where with the Lord has Blessed me; I give, bequeath and dispose of in manner & form following, Viz.
Secondly; I give & bequeath to my Son John Mauzy & his heirs & assignors forever two hundred acres of land in the aforesaid County, wherein he the s'd John Mauzy now lives; & one Negro-man, James, one Cow & calf and Bed & furniture, all in his possession.
Thirdly; I give & bequeath to my Son-in-law James Peters, one Negro Woman, named Milley & her increase, also one horse & saddle, & what other things I have here to for given him, now in his possession & after his death to be equally divided among his ten Children (which he had by my daughter Betty) or their representatives all which, I give to them their heirs & assignors forever.
Fourthly; I give & bequeath to my Daughter Nancy Basye & her heir's assignors forever one Negro women named Bask & her increase and what other Estate I have already given her now in her possession.
Fifthly; I give & bequeath to my son Henry Mauzy, on Negro woman named Nanny, & her increase, & what other things I have heretofore given him now in his possession; to him & his heir's & assignors forever.
Sixthly; I give & bequeath to my son Peter Mauzy & his heir's & assignors forever; on hundred acres of land, part of two hundred acres, which I purchased of Mercer in Stafford County, where on he the said Peter Mauzy lately lived; also one Negro man named Fhillis; & what other things I have heretofore, given him now in his possession.
Seventhly; I give & bequeath to my son William Mauzy, & his heir's and assignors forever; one hundred acres of land in Stafford County, whereon he the said William lately lived it being the other half of the Tract purchased of Mercer; also one Negro man named Jack; one horse which was left me on my fathers will & what other things I have here to for given him now in his possession.
Eighthly; I give & bequeath to my daughter Priscilla Rosser & her heir's and assignors, forever; One Negro woman named Jane, & her increase, two head of sheep & what other things I have heretofore given her now in her possession.
Ninthly; I give & bequeath to my son George Mauzy, & his heir's & assignors forever, two hundred & twenty acres of land in Frederick County, on the waters of Hogs Creek; also one Negro women named Charity & her increase also one Sorrell horse, now in his possession.
Tenthly; I give & bequeath to my daughter Esther Newman & her heir's & assignors forever; one Negro woman named Lettice, & one Bed & Furniture & what other things I have heretofore given her, now in her possession.
Eleventhly; I give & bequeath to my daughter Susanna Kemper and her heir's & assignors forever; One Negro women named Winney, & her increase & ten dollars Cash, & what other things, I have heretofore given her now in her possession.
Twelfthly; I lend to my beloved Wife Elizabeth Mauzy, during her Widowhood, one fifth part of the Tract of Land whereon, I now live, and afterward to be equally divided between my four sons to wit; Thomas, Richard, Michael, & Joseph Mauzy; to which four sons I also give the Remaining four fifths of the s'd Tract of land; to be equally divided amongst them and it is also my will & desire that my said four sons, Thomas, Richard and Michael & Joseph Mauzy, shall pay all my just debts out of their parts of the Estate.
Thirteenthly; I give & bequeath to my beloved Wife Elizabeth Mauzy, during her Widowhood, and to my six last Children, and to their heir's & assignors forever, the following Negro, to with, Daniel, Jerry, Cate, George, Rueben, Hannah, Ross, Killis, Philip & John; and also all the stock of horses (except two, which it is may desire should be given to my two youngest Sons, viz., Michael & Joseph) before any division takes place) cattle, sheep & hogs; also the household & kitchen; furniture & plantation utensils; to be equally divided among them, when my youngest son Joseph Mauzy shall arrive at the Age of twenty-one years and also that the part left to my said wife shall; after her decease or widowhood, be equally divided between my said last six children.
Fourteenthly, my will & desire is that if either of my for mentioned children should die without Lawful I give; that his, her or their part be equally divided among my seven last Children Surviving, or their representatives.
Lastly, I constitute, Ordain & Appoint my beloved Wife Elizabeth Mauzy, Executive, & my Son, Thomas, Richard, Michael & Joseph Mauzy Executors of this my last Will & Testament. Disannulling and Evoking all other & former Wills & Testament by one heretofore made. In Testimony whereof I have heretofore set my hand & Seal, this Twenty first day of December, One thousand Seven hundred & ninety nine. Henry Mauzy
Signed Sealed published & pronounced in presence of
John Fishback
John Kemper
Charles Kemper
Joseph Kemper
George Settle
John Suddoth
This will was recorded at Warrenton, in Faquier County. In his will (Book 111, page 498) he names his wife, Elizabeth (2nd wife) and his 14 children.
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Henry Mauzy and wife Elizabeth made will Dec 31, 1799, proven Feb 27, 1804
Includes, Sons, John, William, Henry, Peter, George, Thomas, Richard, and Michael, daughters, Betty(m. John Peters), Priscilla Rosser, Esther Newman, Susanna Kemper and Nancy Basye.
Notes
Posted 25 Jan 2013 by susiemcgee59
REF: Will Bk 3, pp 498-500.
"Geneological record of the decendants of of Henry Mauzy" Richard Mauzy (1911)
pp. 22-26, 36-58, 66-79, 100-105.
Early Virginia Marriages (Fauquier County), Crozier , Virginia Valley Records, John W. Wayland, Reprint (1965) p. 313.!DAC Lineages: BK I:237, #728; BK IV:337, #3988: BK VI:127, 5344, 5345; pg 236, #5672; BK XIV:214, #13651; p.233, #13709.
Will record probated 27 Feb 1804 lists his wife Elizabeth and 14 children was executed in Warrenton, Fauquier, Virginia.
He is listed as a Lieutenant on Fauquier County Militia (DAR Patriot index pg 445)
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HENRY MAUZY, HUGUENOT MINISTER TO VIRGINIA
Posted 30 Apr 2011 by PAULLINBABY
Henry Mauzy was a Huguenot minister who fled from France to England, upon revocation of the Edict of Nantes, 1685. He is thought to have travelled first to England, then to America, landing in Charleston, South Carolina. Moving on to Staffod County, Virginia, he was a planter. While in England he married a daughter of a Dr. Conyers. Children included John (m. Hester Foote abt 1720). John and Hester's children included Henry b 1721, John b 1723, William, b 1725, Priscilla b 1727, Peter b 1730, Elizabeth b 1734, and Jemima b 1740. This Henry b 1721 m Ann Withers of Stafford; children were John, Peter, William, Henry, Elizabeth, Nancy, Priscilla, Hester and another. Henry married again, to Elizabeth Taylor, widow of James Morgan and had Susanna, Thomas, Richard, Margaret, Jemima, George, Michael, and Joseph (later a Colonel).
Col. Joseph Mauzy was b Fauquier County Virginia, 14th of August, 1779, d near McGaheysville, Rockingham Virginia. He was county surveyor, and married Christiana Kisling, daughter of Jacob. Children were Henry, Julia, Elizabeth, Joseph, Layton, Albert Gallatin, b 9 May, 1815, d 5 January, 1851.
from "Settlers by the long grey trail; some pioneers to old Augusta County, Virginia, and their descendants..." Chapter XXIII; read on Ancestry.com
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HENRY MAUZY, HUGUENOT MINISTER TO VIRGINIA
1685-1851
France, England, S. Carolina, Virginia
Genealogy of Henry Mauzy of Virginia, a Hueguenot minister in France who fled to England, then to Virginia in America, to avoid religious persecution
PAULLINBABY
originally shared this on 30 Apr 2011
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Henry Mauzy
in the Virginia, Marriages, 1660-1800
Index-only record
Report issueName: Henry Mauzy
Spouse: Mrs Eliz. Morgan
Marriage Date: 23 Jul 1763
Marriage Location: Fauquier County, Virginia
Source Information
Dodd, Jordan. Virginia, Marriages, 1660-1800 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1997.
Original data: Electronic transcription of marriage records held by the individual counties in Virginia.
=====================================
Henry Mauzy, son of John Mauzy Married Ann Withers in 1744, had 8 children. After she died, he married Elizabeth Taylor (Morgan ) abt 1765. She had 8 children by Morgan after he died she married Henry and they had 7 more children
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Check out Settlers by the Long Grey Trail p 516-17
=
Foote's History of the Huguenots
=======================
DAR Report Service: Virginia Service Birth 1721 Stafford Co, VA
Death 12-31-1799 Fauquier Co VA
From Abercrombie and Slatten, VA Rev Pub Claims,
Vol1, 347, 349 - He furnished supplies.
=================
From: Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Henry Mauzy
Author: Richard Mauzy
Publication: Press of the Daily News, Harrisonburg, VA; 1911
p 22
Henry, eldest son of John, was twice married, first to Ann Withers of Stafford County, Virginia by whom he had the following nine children: John, Peter, William, Henry, Elizabeth, Nancy, Priscilla, Hester and one whose name is not known,
On July 23, 1765, he married the widow of James Morgan, whose maiden name was Elizabeth Taylor, and the mother of seven children, by whom he had eight children: Susanna, Thomas, Richard, Margaret, Jemima, George, Michael and Joseph.
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Virginia Tax Lists 1800
p 197
Mauzy, George Bourbon Co, Virginia
John Mauzy Madison Co
William Bourbon Co
Mawzey, Henry Logan CO 8/26/1800
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Family
Posted 13 Jun 2010 by LB331122
HENRY4 MAUZY (JOHN3, JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)188,189 was born 1721 in Stafford County, VA190,191, and died February 27, 1804 in Fauquier County, VA192,193. He married (1) ANN WITHERS193,194 November 11, 1744194. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown. He married (2) ELIZABETH TAYLOR195,196 July 23, 1765 in Fauquier County, VA196. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Notes for HENRY MAUZY:
[Mauzy.FTW]
Henry Mauzy fought in the Rev. War. He has a will in Faquier County. Will recorded at Warrenton, in Faquier County. Will Book 111, page 498. He names his wife and 14 children. Died 2-27-1804?
Pages 345-346, July 23, 1765...Marriage contract..between Henry Mauzy and Elizabeth Morgan. A marriage soon to take place between the parties...she grants to said Mauzy as soon as the marriage takes place, all her title to the lands of her deceased husband, James Morgan. Mauzy agrees to maintain 2 of the said Morgan's children until they arrive to full age and after the payment of all debts of said James Morgan the estate which remains to be used only by her and the six children of the said Morgan and to be equally divided between them and the said Elizabeth Morgan. And she shall claim no part of said Henry Mauzy's estate. Signed Henry Mauzy, Elizabeth Morgan Witnesses: James Craig, Elias Edmonds, Francis Bronaugh, David Welch, William Jones. Rec. August 26, 1765, prov. by o. of Craig, Elias Edmonds, and David Welch.
Notes from Jeanne:
Taken from Fauquier Families, 1759-1799
Deed Book 6-486, 1778
A Henry Sr. gives son John 200 acres on Great Run devised him and former wife, Nanney (Ann) Withers, by her father James Withers.
Henry is shown on 1759 tax list.
Minute Book 1, page 191, 1761 Lieutentant.
Minute Book 3-160, 1765, Henry Mauzy admin. and inventory ordered. per Will Book 1-p94
Will Book 1, page 138, 1768 Estate account included payments to Benjamin and William Morgan.
Minute Book 3, page 152, 1765 Henry Mauzy acknowledged deed to Elizabeth Morgan.
Notes from: The Mauzey-Mauzy Family, by Armand Jean Mauzy, MD, DSC
pages 313-14
In another will of Henry Connyers, June 13, 1733, he referred to his daughter Hestor Mauze' and his grandson Henry. This is the first reference to a Henry Mauze' in America. Hestor Connyers had married her cousin, the John Mauze' born in 1696, in 1720 and their first child was Henry born in 1721 and named after his grandfather, Henry Connyers. This Henry Mauze' started a long line of descendants. He first married Ann Withers November 11, 1744, secondly Elizabeth Taylor Morgan, July 23, 1765. At least 17 children were born from these unions.
From: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/t/a/f/Mary-D-Taffet/index.html
(Mary Dresser Taffet)
Notes for ANN WITHERS:
[Mauzy.FTW]
All information regarding Ann Withers and her ancestors was taken from the website of Lonnie Chrisman - www.cs.cmu.edu/~chrisman/genealogy/index.html
Children of HENRY MAUZY and ANN WITHERS are:
18. i. REV. WILLIAM5 MAUZY, b. December 27, 1755, Stafford County, VA; d. April 6, 1837, Rush County, IN.
ii. NANCY MAUZY197,198, b. 1760, Fauquier County, VA199,200; d. 1835201,202; m. EDMOND BAYSE203,204, 1770, Fauquier Cty, VA205; b. 1746, Fauquier County, VA205,206; d. 1783, Fauquier County, VA207,208.
iii. ?? MAUZY209,210, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iv. ELIZABETH MAUZY211,212, b. 1757213,214; d. Unknown; m. JAMES PETERS215,216, Unknown; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
v. HENRY MAUZY217,218, b. 1758219,220; d. Unknown.
vi. HESTER MAUZY221,222, b. 1763223,224; d. Unknown; m. ABNER NEWMAN225,226, Unknown; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
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Will of Henry Mauzy
Probate 1804
Fauquier County, Virgina
In the name of God, Amen. I Henry Mauzy in the County of Fauquier, being at present but weak in body, tho' in perfect mind & memory, (I thanks be to God for the same) and calling to remembrance the Mortality of the Life, & that it is Appointed for Man once to die, do make & Ordain this my Last will and Testament in manner & for, following. Viz.
Imprimis. I recommend my Immortal Soul into the hands of Almighty God, who gave it me, trusting to be forgiven my multiplied Iniquities thro the worthy Merits of Jesus Christ, my Lord & Savoir. And as for my frail Body, I commend it to the Dust to be Interr'd in decent Christian manner at the desecration of my Executor, herein after mentioned and as touching my Temporal Estate where with the Lord has Blessed me; I give, bequeath and dispose of in manner & form following, Viz.
Secondly; I give & bequeath to my Son John Mauzy & his heirs & assignors forever two hundred acres of land in the aforesaid County, wherein he the s'd John Mauzy now lives; & one Negro-man, James, one Cow & calf and Bed & furniture, all in his possession.
Thirdly; I give & bequeath to my Son-in-law James Peters, one Negro Woman, named Milley & her increase, also one horse & saddle, & what other things I have here to for given him, now in his possession & after his death to be equally divided among his ten Children (which he had by my daughter Betty) or their representatives all which, I give to them their heirs & assignors forever.
Fourthly; I give & bequeath to my Daughter Nancy Basye & her heir's assignors forever one Negro women named Bask & her increase and what other Estate I have already given her now in her possession.
Fifthly; I give & bequeath to my son Henry Mauzy, on Negro woman named Nanny, & her increase, & what other things I have heretofore given him now in his possession; to him & his heir's & assignors forever.
Sixthly; I give & bequeath to my son Peter Mauzy & his heir's & assignors forever; on hundred acres of land, part of two hundred acres, which I purchased of Mercer in Stafford County, where on he the said Peter Mauzy lately lived; also one Negro man named Fhillis; & what other things I have heretofore, given him now in his possession.
Seventhly; I give & bequeath to my son William Mauzy, & his heir's and assignors forever; one hundred acres of land in Stafford County, whereon he the said William lately lived it being the other half of the Tract purchased of Mercer; also one Negro man named Jack; one horse which was left me on my fathers will & what other things I have here to for given him now in his possession.
Eighthly; I give & bequeath to my daughter Priscilla Rosser & her heir's and assignors, forever; One Negro woman named Jane, & her increase, two head of sheep & what other things I have heretofore given her now in her possession.
Ninthly; I give & bequeath to my son George Mauzy, & his heir's & assignors forever, two hundred & twenty acres of land in Frederick County, on the waters of Hogs Creek; also one Negro women named Charity & her increase also one Sorrell horse, now in his possession.
Tenthly; I give & bequeath to my daughter Esther Newman & her heir's & assignors forever; one Negro woman named Lettice, & one Bed & Furniture & what other things I have heretofore given her, now in her possession.
Eleventhly; I give & bequeath to my daughter Susanna Kemper and her heir's & assignors forever; One Negro women named Winney, & her increase & ten dollars Cash, & what other things, I have heretofore given her now in her possession.
Twelfthly; I lend to my beloved Wife Elizabeth Mauzy, during her Widowhood, one fifth part of the Tract of Land whereon, I now live, and afterward to be equally divided between my four sons to wit; Thomas, Richard, Michael, & Joseph Mauzy; to which four sons I also give the Remaining four fifths of the s'd Tract of land; to be equally divided amongst them and it is also my will & desire that my said four sons, Thomas, Richard and Michael & Joseph Mauzy, shall pay all my just debts out of their parts of the Estate.
Thirteenthly; I give & bequeath to my beloved Wife Elizabeth Mauzy, during her Widowhood, and to my six last Children, and to their heir's & assignors forever, the following Negro, to with, Daniel, Jerry, Cate, George, Rueben, Hannah, Ross, Killis, Philip & John; and also all the stock of horses (except two, which it is may desire should be given to my two youngest Sons, viz., Michael & Joseph) before any division takes place) cattle, sheep & hogs; also the household & kitchen; furniture & plantation utensils; to be equally divided among them, when my youngest son Joseph Mauzy shall arrive at the Age of twenty-one years and also that the part left to my said wife shall; after her decease or widowhood, be equally divided between my said last six children.
Fourteenthly, my will & desire is that if either of my for mentioned children should die without Lawful I give; that his, her or their part be equally divided among my seven last Children Surviving, or their representatives.
Lastly, I constitute, Ordain & Appoint my beloved Wife Elizabeth Mauzy, Executive, & my Son, Thomas, Richard, Michael & Joseph Mauzy Executors of this my last Will & Testament. Disannulling and Evoking all other & former Wills & Testament by one heretofore made. In Testimony whereof I have heretofore set my hand & Seal, this Twenty first day of December, One thousand Seven hundred & ninety nine. Henry Mauzy
Signed Sealed published & pronounced in presence of
John Fishback
John Kemper
Charles Kemper
Joseph Kemper
George Settle
John Suddoth
This will was recorded at Warrenton, in Faquier County. In his will (Book 111, page 498) he names his wife, Elizabeth (2nd wife) and his 14 children.
==========================
Henry Mauzy and wife Elizabeth made will Dec 31, 1799, proven Feb 27, 1804
Includes, Sons, John, William, Henry, Peter, George, Thomas, Richard, and Michael, daughters, Betty(m. John Peters), Priscilla Rosser, Esther Newman, Susanna Kemper and Nancy Basye.
Notes
Posted 25 Jan 2013 by susiemcgee59
REF: Will Bk 3, pp 498-500.
"Geneological record of the decendants of of Henry Mauzy" Richard Mauzy (1911)
pp. 22-26, 36-58, 66-79, 100-105.
Early Virginia Marriages (Fauquier County), Crozier , Virginia Valley Records, John W. Wayland, Reprint (1965) p. 313.!DAC Lineages: BK I:237, #728; BK IV:337, #3988: BK VI:127, 5344, 5345; pg 236, #5672; BK XIV:214, #13651; p.233, #13709.
Will record probated 27 Feb 1804 lists his wife Elizabeth and 14 children was executed in Warrenton, Fauquier, Virginia.
He is listed as a Lieutenant on Fauquier County Militia (DAR Patriot index pg 445)
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HENRY MAUZY, HUGUENOT MINISTER TO VIRGINIA
Posted 30 Apr 2011 by PAULLINBABY
Henry Mauzy was a Huguenot minister who fled from France to England, upon revocation of the Edict of Nantes, 1685. He is thought to have travelled first to England, then to America, landing in Charleston, South Carolina. Moving on to Staffod County, Virginia, he was a planter. While in England he married a daughter of a Dr. Conyers. Children included John (m. Hester Foote abt 1720). John and Hester's children included Henry b 1721, John b 1723, William, b 1725, Priscilla b 1727, Peter b 1730, Elizabeth b 1734, and Jemima b 1740. This Henry b 1721 m Ann Withers of Stafford; children were John, Peter, William, Henry, Elizabeth, Nancy, Priscilla, Hester and another. Henry married again, to Elizabeth Taylor, widow of James Morgan and had Susanna, Thomas, Richard, Margaret, Jemima, George, Michael, and Joseph (later a Colonel).
Col. Joseph Mauzy was b Fauquier County Virginia, 14th of August, 1779, d near McGaheysville, Rockingham Virginia. He was county surveyor, and married Christiana Kisling, daughter of Jacob. Children were Henry, Julia, Elizabeth, Joseph, Layton, Albert Gallatin, b 9 May, 1815, d 5 January, 1851.
from "Settlers by the long grey trail; some pioneers to old Augusta County, Virginia, and their descendants..." Chapter XXIII; read on Ancestry.com
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HENRY MAUZY, HUGUENOT MINISTER TO VIRGINIA
1685-1851
France, England, S. Carolina, Virginia
Genealogy of Henry Mauzy of Virginia, a Hueguenot minister in France who fled to England, then to Virginia in America, to avoid religious persecution
PAULLINBABY
originally shared this on 30 Apr 2011
========================================
Henry Mauzy
in the Virginia, Marriages, 1660-1800
Index-only record
Report issueName: Henry Mauzy
Spouse: Mrs Eliz. Morgan
Marriage Date: 23 Jul 1763
Marriage Location: Fauquier County, Virginia
Source Information
Dodd, Jordan. Virginia, Marriages, 1660-1800 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1997.
Original data: Electronic transcription of marriage records held by the individual counties in Virginia.
=====================================
Henry Mauzy, son of John Mauzy Married Ann Withers in 1744, had 8 children. After she died, he married Elizabeth Taylor (Morgan ) abt 1765. She had 8 children by Morgan after he died she married Henry and they had 7 more children
=========================
Check out Settlers by the Long Grey Trail p 516-17
=
Foote's History of the Huguenots
=======================
DAR Report Service: Virginia Service Birth 1721 Stafford Co, VA
Death 12-31-1799 Fauquier Co VA
From Abercrombie and Slatten, VA Rev Pub Claims,
Vol1, 347, 349 - He furnished supplies.
Events
| Birth | 1721 | Stafford Co, VA | |||
| Marriage | 11 Nov 1744 | Stafford Co, Virginia, British America - Ann Sophia Withers | |||
| Marriage | 23 Jul 1765 | Fauquier Co, VA - Elizabeth Morgan Taylor |  | ||
| Death | 27 Feb 1804 | Warrenton, Fraquier C0, VA | | ||
| Burial | |
Families
| Spouse | Ann Sophia Withers (1722 - 1765) |
| Child | Rev William Mauzy (1755 - 1837) |
| Child | John Mauzy (1745 - 1802) |
| Child | Peter Mauzy (1751 - 1841) |
| Child | Henry Mauzy (1758 - ) |
| Child | Elizabeth "Betty" Mauzy (1759 - ) |
| Child | Nancy Mauzy (1755 - ) |
| Child | Priscilla Mauzy (1764 - ) |
| Child | Hester Mauzy ( - ) |
| Child | Barbara Mauzy (1745 - ) |
| Spouse | Elizabeth Morgan Taylor (1735 - 1829) |
| Child | Susannah Mauzy (1766 - 1843) |
| Child | Thomas Mauzy (1768 - 1827) |
| Child | Richard Mauzy (1773 - 1808) |
| Child | Jemima Mauzy (1775 - 1800) |
| Child | Margaret Mauzy (1774 - 1800) |
| Child | George Mauzy (1770 - ) |
| Child | Michael Mauzy (1776 - 1848) |
| Child | Colonel Joseph Mauzy (1779 - 1863) |
| Father | John Mauzy (1696 - 1780) |
| Mother | Hester Conyer (1698 - 1780) |
| Sibling | John Mauzy (1723 - ) |
| Sibling | William Mauzy (1725 - ) |
| Sibling | Priscilla Mauzy (1727 - ) |
| Sibling | Peter Mauzy (1730 - ) |
| Sibling | Elizabeth Mauzy (1734 - ) |
| Sibling | Jemima Mauzy (1740 - ) |
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Marriage
or 23 juk 1763Death
Or 31 Dec 1799Burial
Henry MauzyBIRTH
1721
Stafford, Stafford County, Virginia, USA
DEATH
27 Feb 1804 (aged 82–83)
Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia, USA
BURIAL
Burial Details Unknown
MEMORIAL ID
142511160 · View Source
Family Members
Spouses
Ann Withers Mauzy
1722–1765 (m. 1744)
Elizabeth Taylor Mauzy
1735–1829 (m. 1763)
Children
Barbara Mauzy Miller
1744–1819
Peter Mauzy
1751–1841
William Mauzy
1755–1837
Elizabeth Mauzy Peters
1757–1795
Hester Mauzy Newman
1763–1804
Susanna Mauzy Kemper
1765–1843
Richard Mauzy
1773–1808
Michael Mauzy
1776–1848
Joseph Mauzy
1779–1863
Created by: Douglas Withers
Added: 12 Feb 2015
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 142511160
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Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/142511160/henry-mauzy: accessed 30 November 2022), memorial page for Henry Mauzy (1721–27 Feb 1804), Find a Grave Memorial ID 142511160, ; Maintained by Douglas Withers (contributor 49630394) Burial Details Unknown.