Individual Details
Sarah "Sukie" Unknown
(Abt 1667 - Abt 1740)
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== Biography == '''''A previous version of this profile, citing only an [https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/GQ6Q-4MF/ann-vann-16871710 online tree], claimed Sarah was a Native American born about 1667 in Nansemond, Virginia'''''
Sarah and William were probably married in Nansemond County, Virginia, where they lived until about 1714 when they moved across the border to the Chowan Precinct of North Carolina (which was contiguous with Nansemond County, Virginia). About 1714 William witnessed one of his neighbor's land transactions. "Genealogical Abstracts of Deed Books 1696-1723" by Margaret M. Hofmann; citing Deed Book-W, Chowman County, North Carolina; p202 for #414 on 28 Nov 1713, from Patricak and Patience LAUGHLER to John ALSTON, 50 acres more or less, on the south east side of Bennetts Creek for 100 pounds of tabacco; & p203 for #415 on 16 April 1714/15, 5000 pounds of tabacco for the "Black Swamp Plantation"; witnesses: Treddle KEEFE, Thomas MARTIN, Thomas WIGANS & William VANN
Sarah was named as the executor of her husband's 1735 will, which named a son Edward and daughters Sarrah Hogh and Ann Vann, and a grandson: William Vann, the son of Edward. [https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=4197&h=2418&ssrc=pt&tid=81481135&pid=40441658708&usePUB=true North Carolina Will Abstracts] 1660-1790 on ancestry.com; for last Will of William Vann, dated: 16 Apr 1735; probate: 11 Aug 1740 Chowan Precinct, North Carolina; which mentioned ...:- to son, Edward, lands between Thomas Norice & Stephen Shepard; land on the Lands Ridge between Joseph Braddy and James Braddy; "my plantation I live on" for live, then to grandson William (son of Edward)
:- daughters, Sarrah HOGH & Ann VANN
:- "my loving wife Sarah, all reminder of the estate”
:- executrix: wife Sarrah
:signature: William Vann (his X mark)
:- witnesses:
:James Brady, John Brady, Henry Goodman
:- proved: before W. Smith, C. J.
Sarah's death date is unknown. William's will was probated on August 11, 1740, so she died after that date.
==Research Notes==
On-line trees list other undocumented children
#Elizabeth Vann
#Ni Vann
#Mary Vann, m: Cherokee Anikawi Ki=ng
#Joseph Vann.
== Sources ==
:See Also: (please use discretion when interpreting online family trees, as they may be unsourced)* https://www.genealogieonline.nl/en/leedom-family-tree/P195.php for children
* https://www.ncpedia.org/occaneechi-indians
* http://www.angelfire.com/mi4/polcrt/TurtleClan.html*https://gw.geneanet.org/jwj424lang=en&n=oocaneechi&oc=0&p=sarah+sukie
== Biography == '''''A previous version of this profile, citing only an [https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/GQ6Q-4MF/ann-vann-16871710 online tree], claimed Sarah was a Native American born about 1667 in Nansemond, Virginia'''''
Sarah and William were probably married in Nansemond County, Virginia, where they lived until about 1714 when they moved across the border to the Chowan Precinct of North Carolina (which was contiguous with Nansemond County, Virginia). About 1714 William witnessed one of his neighbor's land transactions. "Genealogical Abstracts of Deed Books 1696-1723" by Margaret M. Hofmann; citing Deed Book-W, Chowman County, North Carolina; p202 for #414 on 28 Nov 1713, from Patricak and Patience LAUGHLER to John ALSTON, 50 acres more or less, on the south east side of Bennetts Creek for 100 pounds of tabacco; & p203 for #415 on 16 April 1714/15, 5000 pounds of tabacco for the "Black Swamp Plantation"; witnesses: Treddle KEEFE, Thomas MARTIN, Thomas WIGANS & William VANN
Sarah was named as the executor of her husband's 1735 will, which named a son Edward and daughters Sarrah Hogh and Ann Vann, and a grandson: William Vann, the son of Edward. [https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=4197&h=2418&ssrc=pt&tid=81481135&pid=40441658708&usePUB=true North Carolina Will Abstracts] 1660-1790 on ancestry.com; for last Will of William Vann, dated: 16 Apr 1735; probate: 11 Aug 1740 Chowan Precinct, North Carolina; which mentioned ...:- to son, Edward, lands between Thomas Norice & Stephen Shepard; land on the Lands Ridge between Joseph Braddy and James Braddy; "my plantation I live on" for live, then to grandson William (son of Edward)
:- daughters, Sarrah HOGH & Ann VANN
:- "my loving wife Sarah, all reminder of the estate”
:- executrix: wife Sarrah
:signature: William Vann (his X mark)
:- witnesses:
:James Brady, John Brady, Henry Goodman
:- proved: before W. Smith, C. J.
Sarah's death date is unknown. William's will was probated on August 11, 1740, so she died after that date.
==Research Notes==
On-line trees list other undocumented children
#Elizabeth Vann
#Ni Vann
#Mary Vann, m: Cherokee Anikawi Ki=ng
#Joseph Vann.
== Sources ==
:See Also: (please use discretion when interpreting online family trees, as they may be unsourced)* https://www.genealogieonline.nl/en/leedom-family-tree/P195.php for children
* https://www.ncpedia.org/occaneechi-indians
* http://www.angelfire.com/mi4/polcrt/TurtleClan.html*https://gw.geneanet.org/jwj424lang=en&n=oocaneechi&oc=0&p=sarah+sukie
Events
| Birth | Abt 1667 | Nansemond, Virginia | |||
| Death | Abt 1740 | Chowan Precinct, North Carolina | |||
| Marriage | William "Willie" Vann | ||||
| Reference No | 29081454 | ||||
| Reference No | 31957504 | ||||
| Reference No | 60 |
Families
| Spouse | William "Willie" Vann (1663 - 1740) |
| Child | Mary Vann (1685 - ) |
| Child | Ann Vann (1696 - 1710) |
| Child | John Vann (1700 - 1770) |