Individual Details
Elias Wilson
( - )
Additional information from: Melanie McKinzie, 2003, with the following notes:
Cavaliers And Pioneers; Abstracts of Virgina Land Patents and Grants, Supplement Northern Neck Grants No. 1 1690-1692 abstracted by Nell Marion Nugent: "Northern Neck Book No. 1 page 182 by Phillip Ludwell, Agent for Lord Fairfax - Mutilated by some thief - Grant to Elias Wilson and William Mosse for 254 acs. in Rappa. Co., Cittingbourne Parish. Oct. 10, 1692."
Cavaliers And Pioneers; Abstracts of Virgina Land Patents and Grants, Supplement Northern Neck Grants No. 1 1690-1692 abstracted by Nell Marion Nugent: "Northern Neck Book No. 1 page 174 by Phillip Ludwell, Agent for Lord Fairfax - Assignment of George Hailes and Thomas Terwhitt, Oct. 27, 1681, to John Arrington of the Parish of Washington, all such housing orchards, fenceing and other appurtinances. Recorded by Ja. Westcomb, Clk. Westmoreland Co. Ct. Assignment of Arrington to Adington.
Elias Wilson, of Rappahannock Co., 400 acs. in sd. county, on the N. side of Rappa. Riv., adj. John Clark, Rickett Burke and George Jones. Sept. 6, 1692."
Alexander Newman was a member of the grand jury of Orange county in 1737, and is mentioned in several suits there, the last as late as 1760. He undoubtedly lived in what is now Culpepper county, and probably died soon after 1760. Between 1740 and 1750 he was engaged in a law suit in Richmond county with his wife, Penelope, from whom he had separated. She obtained, finally, a judgment against him for maintenance and support; and Elias Wilson, evidently a kinsman, acknowledged himself surety for the payment of the money. Records disclose the names of three of his sons Elias, Thomas and James, all probably born between 1705 and 1715.
Cavaliers And Pioneers; Abstracts of Virgina Land Patents and Grants, Supplement Northern Neck Grants No. 1 1690-1692 abstracted by Nell Marion Nugent: "Northern Neck Book No. 1 page 182 by Phillip Ludwell, Agent for Lord Fairfax - Mutilated by some thief - Grant to Elias Wilson and William Mosse for 254 acs. in Rappa. Co., Cittingbourne Parish. Oct. 10, 1692."
Cavaliers And Pioneers; Abstracts of Virgina Land Patents and Grants, Supplement Northern Neck Grants No. 1 1690-1692 abstracted by Nell Marion Nugent: "Northern Neck Book No. 1 page 174 by Phillip Ludwell, Agent for Lord Fairfax - Assignment of George Hailes and Thomas Terwhitt, Oct. 27, 1681, to John Arrington of the Parish of Washington, all such housing orchards, fenceing and other appurtinances. Recorded by Ja. Westcomb, Clk. Westmoreland Co. Ct. Assignment of Arrington to Adington.
Elias Wilson, of Rappahannock Co., 400 acs. in sd. county, on the N. side of Rappa. Riv., adj. John Clark, Rickett Burke and George Jones. Sept. 6, 1692."
Alexander Newman was a member of the grand jury of Orange county in 1737, and is mentioned in several suits there, the last as late as 1760. He undoubtedly lived in what is now Culpepper county, and probably died soon after 1760. Between 1740 and 1750 he was engaged in a law suit in Richmond county with his wife, Penelope, from whom he had separated. She obtained, finally, a judgment against him for maintenance and support; and Elias Wilson, evidently a kinsman, acknowledged himself surety for the payment of the money. Records disclose the names of three of his sons Elias, Thomas and James, all probably born between 1705 and 1715.
Families
| Spouse | Susannah "Peggy" Buckly ( - ) |
| Child | Bridgett Wilson (1656 - 1704) |