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The County of Chesterfield County,Virginia
was created in 1749 from Henrico County. Henrico
County, Virginia was one of the original Shires of Virginia created
in 1634. The Chesterfield county seat is located in Chesterfield,
VA.
Unless otherwise noted, the following records
were extracted and/or submitted by TOTTY researcher Birdie (Totty) McNutt
1693 Birth of . William
W. TOTTY, son of Thomas and Mary TOTTY, Sr. Henrico County, VA
Notes: He was born in Bristol
Parish, Henrico County, Virginia, and died Bef. October 05, 1759 in
Dale
Parish, Chesterfield County, Virginia. He married Mary Unknown
Abt. 1720 in of Henrico County, Virginia. She died Aft. 1765 in Dale
Parish, Chesterfield County, Virginia. William was the son of Thomas
and Mary TOTTY, his mother was the widow of Thomas DAVIS before
her marriage to Thomas TOTTY. William TOTTY is hereinafter
called William TOTTY, Sr.
ca 1720 Marriage William TOTTY,
Sr. to Mary Unknown Henrico County, VA
Notes: William is the son of Thomas
TOTTY and Mary nee Carter, widow of Thomas DAVIS. We are still
progress of identifying the maiden name of William's wife Mary. Some
researcher's claim that William TOTTY, Sr. born 1693 was married
to Mary HAESTIN/HASTINGS born 1745, however this is NOT possible since
she was born long AFTER the birth of William and Mary's children as documented
in the Bristol Parish Records of Henrico. Mary HASTINGS TOTTY
was the daughter of John and Amy TUCKER HAESTIN-HASTINGS who were married
in 1739. Mary named in her father John HASTINGS will, was likely
to have married William TOTTY, Jr. who was born March 15, 1726/7
However we are still in the process of documenting which TOTTY she was
actually married to.
ca 1720-1725 Birth of Elizabeth
TOTTY, Henrico County, Virginia;
Notes: Elizabeth was the daughter
of William and Mary TOTTY, Sr. She may likely have been the Elizabeth
who was marreid to Henry VADEN, Jr. that is mentioned in records with Thomas
and his son William TOTTY, however this is still under research.
1725 December 5 Birth of William
TOTTY [Transcribed By Churchill Gibson Chamberlayne, Births From The
Bristol Parish Register of Henrico, Prince George, & Dinwiddie Co.
Virginia, 1720-1798, p. 100.] Henrico County, VA
Notes: This was the first son
named William by William and Mary TOTTY, Sr.. William was Baptised
on May 30, 1726 in Bristol Parish and he died before March 1726/27,
Bristol Parish Henrico County, Virginia, when the second son was named
William TOTTY. This William TOTTY is hereinafter called William TOTTY
the
first.
1726/27 March 15 Birth of William
TOTTY, [Transcribed By Churchill Gibson Chamberlayne, Births
From The Bristol Parish Register of Henrico, Prince George, & Dinwiddie
Co. Virginia, 1720-1798, p. 100.] Henrico County, VA
Notes: William TOTTY may possibly have
died in Hickman County, Tennessee. It is believe he had moved
to Charlotte County, Virginia and migrated to TN, However, research is
on going to find further documentation. William TOTTY is hereinafter called
William TOTTY, Jr for our file.
1727 June 03 Baptism of William TOTTY,
Jr. [Transcribed By Churchill Gibson Chamberlayne, Births
From The Bristol Parish Register of Henrico, Prince George, & Dinwiddie
Co. Virginia, 1720-1798, p. 100.] Henrico County, VA
1727 ca December Birth of Francis
TOTTY, Bristol Parish, Henrico County, Virginia
Notes: Francis later lived for a long while
in Chesterfield County before moving to Halifax County, NC likely bef 1790,
as he is not found on the 1790 Head of HH for Virginia. He died sometime
in the month of November 1808,when his will was dated in Halifax
County, North Carolina. see will
1731/32 February 28 Birth
of Margaret TOTTY [Transcribed By Churchill Gibson Chamberlayne,
Births From The Bristol Parish Register of Henrico, Prince George, &
Dinwiddie Co. Virginia, 1720-1798, page102.] Henrico County, VA
Notes: Margaret was the Daughter of William and
Mary TOTTY, she was born in Bristol Parish, Henrico County, Virginia.
She was named in her fathers will as Margaret DISHMAN.
1733 October 20 Baptism of Margaret
TOTTY. [Transcribed By Churchill Gibson Chamberlayne, Births
From The Bristol Parish Register of Henrico, Prince George, & Dinwiddie
Co. Virginia, 1720-1798, p. 102.] Henrico County, VA
Notes: Margaret was baptised in Bristol
Parish, Henrico County, Virginia.
1734 Birth of Abner TOTTY, Henrico
County, Virginia.
Notes: Abner TOTTY was the son of William
and Mary TOTTY and named in his fathers will, where he inherited land on
the First Branch in Chesterfield Co. Virginia. he later married
Elenore Unknown, her maiden name is still under research.
1736 Birth of Thomas TOTTY, b. 1736,
of Reedy Branch, Henrico, County, Virginia.
Notes: Thomas TOTTY was named in his fathers
William TOTTY, Sr.'s Will as inheriting land.
1736 June [Virginia Colonial Abstracts-Henrico
County - Southside. 1736 p. 554] see Henrico
County, VA.
Notes: William TOTTY, Sr. is mentioned
in Account of the estate of Richard WILLSON.
1738 Birth of Mary
TOTTY, Henrico County, Virginia
Notes: Mary TOTTY was named in her
father's Will. We are in process of researching her to identify
who she may have married after 1758/9. She was likely NOT
married in 1758 when her father wrote his will since he called her Mary
TOTTY.
1740 Birth of John
TOTTY, Henrico County, Virginia
Notes: John was the son of William and
Mary TOTTY, Sr. He was named in his fathers Will as inheriting land
of Spring Run, Chesterfield County, Virginia. John is hereinafter
called John TOTTY, Sr., for our files.
1744 Dec COURT [Colonial Wills
of Henrico Co. Va-Court Orders 1734-1746, p. 288]
Notes: William TOTTY, Sr., was named to
appraise estate of William STILES of Henrico County.
1745 Feb COURT [Colonial Wills of
Henrico Co., Va Wills p.363] Henrico County, VA
Notes: William TOTTY, Sr. is named as security
when Garder FOWLER, orphan of Thomas FOWLER chose David MANN as his guardian.
1746 June 5 DEED
[Cavaliers & Pioneers, Patent Book No. 25 page 196] Henrico
County, VA
Notes: William TOTTY, Sr. bought 408 acs.
Henrico Co.
1746 July 29 - DEED [Henrico
County Va DEEDS 1737-1750 p. 226] Henrico County, VA
Notes: William TOTTY, Sr. is mentioned
in this Deed of Field JEFFERSON, Dale Parish, Henrico Co. as being on south
side of Swift Creek
on branch called Second Branch, bounded by Capt. NASH, Wm TOTTY
and JEFFERSON.
1746 Nov. 3 DEED [Henrico
County Va DEEDS 1737-1750 p. 224) see Henrico Co., VA
Notes: William TOTTY, Sr. is again
mention in a deed Field JEFFERSON of Dale Parish, Henrico Co., on land
on south side of Swift Creek
bounded by Charles BURTON, William TOTTY, William CHEATHAM, said
JEFFERSON and Ralph Jackson. With Witness signing: Richard
RANDOLPH, Jr., Thos. JEFFERSON, James HARRIS
1750 April 5th DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1749-1756,©1986 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 22] page 201 John Roberts
of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co. and Susanna his wife, to John Ellis of
same, for £35, 216½ acres in Dale Parish, bounded by Thomas
TOTY(sic), John Roberts and Eanes. Wit: Benjamin Atkins,
James Ferguson, Joshua Roberts. Recorded 5 April 1751.
1747 April 26 DEED [Henrico County
Va DEEDS 1737-1750 p.254]
Notes: William TODDY<sic>TOTTY, Sr.,
is mentioned in Deed from Henry RANDOLPH of Dale Parish, Henrico Co., as
buying 447 acres
in Dale Parish, for £ 30, next to where said TODDY<sic>
now lives.
1750 April 21 DEED [Chesterfield
County, VA Deeds 1749-1756 p.129] Edward OSBORN of Chesterfield
Co. to William TOTTY of same, for £35, 200
acres, being ½ of 400 granted to
Godfrey FOWLER 17 Aug. 1725.
Wit: Geo. (X) WORSHAM, Wm TOTTY,
Jno. WARD
Recorded 7 Sept. 1750
1751 March 4th DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1749-1756,©1986 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 26] page 240 John Vest of Chesterfield
Co. to William Graves and William Norris, for £13, 300 acres;
beign land formerly John PRIDES's and where John PRIDE lives.
Wit: Wm TOTTY, Jr., James (+) Nunry, Even OWEN
Recorded 7 June 1751
1751 December 19 DEED
[Abstracted and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County
Virginia DEEDS 1749-1756,©1986 (Reprinted by Genealogical
Publishing Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 46] page 465 Thomas
TOTTY of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co., to his son Thomas TOTTY
of same, for love & affection, 200
acres on Second Branch. 19 Dec.
1751 Wit: Wm TOTTY, John Lllett[Elliott?],
Eliz'a (+) Loftis Recorded 5 June 1752
1752 April 1 DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1749-1756,©1986 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 47] page 475 George
Archer of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co. to John Rowlet of same, for £12,
land on north side of Appomattox River on both sides of Stoney Creek, 100
acres. Wit: Wm TOTTY, Thos TOTTY, Jr., Mich'l Walker
Recorded 7 Aug 1752
1752 May 2nd DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1749-1756,©1986 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 33] page 313, John Walthall of
Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co., to John Farguson, Jr. of same, for £60,
land on south side of Swift Creek, bounded by Capt. Thomas Jefferson,
Moses Farguson and Thomas TOTTY and Richard Dickinson, 400 acres.
Recorded 2 May 1752.
1752 June 5th DEED Recorded [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1749-1756,©1986 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 46] page 465 Thomas TOTTY of Dale
Parish, Chesterfield Co., to his son Thomas TOTTY of same, for love
& affection, 200 acres on Second Branch. Wit: Wm TOTTY,
John Lllett, Eliz'a Loftis
1753 August 4 DEED
[Abstracted and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County
Virginia DEEDS 1749-1756,©1986 (Reprinted by Genealogical
Publishing Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 58] page 52 John TRAYLOR
of Chesterfield Co., to Archer TRAYLOR of same, for £ 10, 350 acres
on Nooner Creek, next to William TOTTY and First
branch of Wintopock. Wit: Joseph
Frith, John WARD, Lucrecy (X) TRAYLOR Recorded 3 Aug. 1753
1755 February 6th DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1749-1756,©1986 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 74] page 228 Edward Eanes
of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co., to my son Henry Eanes of same, for love
and affection, 200 acres on south side of Second branch. Wit:
Thomas
TOTTY, Jr., William Vaden, Garner Vaden. Recorded 7 February
1755
1755 February 6th DEED [Abstracted and
Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1749-1756,©1986 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 75] page 233. Edward Eanes
of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co., for love and affetion ot my son Josiah
Eanes of same, land on south side of Second Branch adjoining Henry
Vaden and John Elles, 100 acres. 6 Feb. 1756(sic) Wit:
Garner Vaden, Thomas TOTTY, Jr., William Vaden. Recorded 7
Feb. 1755.
1755 April 4th DEED [Abstracted and Compiled
by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia DEEDS
1749-1756,©1986 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc.
Baltimore, MD 1995), page 79] page 287 John Dodd of Dale Parish,
Chesterfield Co., for love and affection to my son William Dodd of same,
a tract on north side of Stoney Creek where my son liveth, 50 acres.
4 April 1755. Wit: Thomas TOTTY, Jr., William Cheatham.
Recorded 2 May 1755.
1755 June 2 INVENTORY [Colonial Wills
of Henrico County Va 1737-1781 p. 416) Inventory of Henry VADEN appraised
by Henry WALTHALL, William TOTTY, and Thomas TOTTY, Value £
100/18/7
Recorded June 2, 1755
1755 August 1st DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1749-1756,©1986 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 84] page 353 Charles
Cheathan of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co. to Thomas Cheatham, son of William
Cheatham, of same, for £245.10, 564 acres granted by patent to Richard
Grills, William Wilkinson and William Cheatham, father of said Thomas,
bounded by Thomas Cheatham, Jr., Francis Cheatham, Henry Tirpen, John Farmer,
Jr. and John Baugh, Jr. Wit: Thomas TOTTY, Jr., James
Robertson, Richard Day. Recorded 6 February 1756.
1755 September 3rd DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1756-1764,©1989 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 1] page 1 Thomas TOTTY
of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co., to Abner TOTTY of same for £6,
30 acres on south side of Reeder Branch below Tares Branch.
Wit: Thomas TOTTY, Jr., William TOTTY, Jr., William Cheatham.
Signed Thomas (T) TOTTY. Recorded 5 December 1755.
1756 May 7th DEED [Abstracted and
Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1756-1764,©1989 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 5] page 51 Henry Worsham
the younger of Amelia County, to John Rowlett of Chesterfield Co., for
£15, 100 acres, bounded by said Worsham, Francis Patraham, said Rowlett;
beign part of a larger tract belonging to said Worsham. Wit: Thomas
TOTTY, Jr., Charles (C) Burton, William Vaden. Signed Henry (X) Worsham
Recorded 7 May 1756
1756 October 1st DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1756-1764,©1989 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 8] page 86 John Ellis of
Chesterfield Co., & Richard Ellis of Prince
Edward County, to Henry Eanes of Chesterfield
Co., for £30, 216½ acres bounded by Thomas TOTTY, John
Roberts, Eanes and Robertson. Wit: John Ward, Parin Giles,
John Farguson. Signed John Ellis, Richard Ellis. 1 Oct. 1756.
Wife of Richard Ellis relinquished her dower.
1757 January 6th DEED
[Abstracted and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County
Virginia DEEDS 1756-1764,©1989 (Reprinted by Genealogical
Publishing Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 10] page 108
William Vaden of Chesterfield Co., to John Britton of County of Bartle
(Bertie?-Ed.) for £20, all my land above Mans Branch and adjoining
Umfrey Donevent, William Wilson, Ralph Blankinship, dec'd, Robert MAN,
James Blankinship, dec'd, and Thomas Man. Wit: Thos. TOTTY,
Jr., Wm (X) Purcenson, Daniel (D) Brone. Signed William Vaden
Recorde3d 7 January 1757
Wife of Vaden reliquished her dower.
1757 October 5th DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1764-1768,©1990 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 18] page 206 Buckner
Stith of Brunswick County,
to John Edloe of Charles City County,
for £5.7, a half acre lot in Town of Pocahontas, being #58.
Wit: David Holt, Hen. Walker, Christopher Martin. Signed: Buckner
Stith. Recorded 7 April 1758. Susanna Stith, wife of Buckner,
released her dowere right 30 April 1759 before Thomas TOTTY and
Henry Edmunds.
1757 November 4th DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1756-1764,©1989 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 18] page 196 Archer Traylor
of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co, to Brazier Puckett, of same, for £15,
100 acres adjoining John Traler and William TOTTY. Wit:
Edward Osborne, Ellick Moor, Ruth (X) Moore. Signed Archer
(+) Traylor. Recorded 4 Nov. 1757.
Wife of Traylor relinquished her dower.
1758 February 1st DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1756-1764,©1989 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 24] page 268 William Wells
of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co., to John Roberts of same, for £10
200 acres on north side of Swift Creek,
above Baugh's Mill, bounded by Yuilles Branch, Coxes Branch, formerly
belonging to William Pride, dec'd. Wit: Thomas TOTTY, Jr.,
Zachariah Ellett, Judith ( ) Puckett. Signed:
William (X) Wells. Recorded 6 May 1758.
1758 May 20th DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1756-1764,©1989 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 25] page 276 John
Farguson of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co., to William Watkins of same,
for £52.10, land between West Branch and Second Branch, 200
acres bounded by Farguson's old corner, Watkins, Thomas TOTTY, William
Cheatham; being part of 400 acres purchased by said Farguson of John Walthall.
Wit: Jos Watkins., Mar. Watkins, Peter (+) Hopkins. Singed John Farguson,
Recorded 2 June 1758 Wife of Farguson relinquished dower.
1758 October 21 WILL [Chesterfield
Co., VA Will Book 1, page 311-312]
WILL of William TOTTY October 21, 1758
In the Name of God Amen I William TOTTY
of
Dale Parish in the County of Chesterfield being of perfect mind
and memory blessed be God for it do make and form this my last Will and
Testament in mammer and form following:
First I commend my Soul into the hand
of the Almight God hoping through the Meritorious Death and passion of
my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ to receive free pardon and forgiveness
of all my sins and my Body I commit to the Earth to be decently interred
at the discretion of my Executors hereafter named.
FIRST, I give and Bequeath to my Son John
TOTTY all my Land that is below the Spring
Run and out to the Back Line which he
now lives upon to him and his heirs forever.
SECONDLY, I give and bequeath to my son
William
TOTTY, three hundred Acres of Land which I have of Mark FOWLER, where
he now lives on to him and his heirs forever.
THIRDLY, I give and bequeath to my Son
Francis
TOTTY, the Plantation where I now live on from the Spring
to the first Branch above the Road and
so out to the Back Line to him and his Heirs forever.
FOURTHLY, I give and bequeath to my son
Abner
TOTTY a parcel of Land lying above the said Branch
at the Ready and so up to the line that
was Run from the Ready Branch to the back line to him and his heirs forever.
LASTLY, I give and bequeath to my Son
ThomasTOTTY
all the land above that said line I give to him and his heirs forever.
I also give to my loving wife Mary
TOTTY, all my personal Estate not already given away. During
her life of widowhood and after her Death or Marriage I give it to be equally
divided between my son Abner TOTTY, Thomas TOTTY, Francis TOTTY and
my daughters Elizabeth TOTTY and Mary TOTTY, to them and their Heirs
forever.
I also appoint and constitute my Loving
wife
Mary TOTTY and my son Abner TOTTY Joint Executrix and Executor
of this my Last Will and Testament.
I witness whereof I have hereunto set
my Hand and Seal this Twenty first Day of October in the Year of our Lord
one thousand seven hundred and fifty eight.
Signed William
[his "W" mark] TOTTY
The above Will was signed, sealed, and delivered
in the presence of Thomas TOTTY, Jr., William CHEATHAM,
and Abner TOTTY.
Will Proved 5 Oct. 1759. (W.B. 1, pg. 311)
1759 October 5 WILL
[Abstracted & Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982,
Chesterfield County, Virginia Wills, 1749-1774©1979 (Reprinted
by Iberian Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia 1988), pg 126] page 26.
Will of William TOTTY presented by Mary TOTTY and Abner
TOTTY, Executors, and proved by Thomas TOTTY, Jr., William
CHEATHAM and Abner TOTTY, Peter FITZPATRICK, John FARGUSON,
and John and Thomas ROWLETT to appraise estate.
1759 October 5 DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1756-1764,©1989 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 78] page 635 5 Oct.
1759, John CLERK of Lunenburg Co., to George Vest of Chesterfield Co.,
for £ 26, 150 acres next to William DOTSON.
Wit: William TOTTY, Brazier PUCKETT,
Hugh BRAGG Signed: John CLARK Recorded 7 March
1760
1759 October 8 INVENTORY
[Abstracted & Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982,
Chesterfield County, Virginia Wills, 1749-1774©1979 (Reprinted
by Iberian Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia 1988), pg 48] page 453,
William
TOTTY, value was not totaled, by John FARGUSON, Thomas ROWLETT, John
ROWLETT 4 Feb 1764 p. 137:474 Inventory of William
TOTTY returned.
1759 October 20 DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1756-1764,©1989 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 76] page 609, Daniel BROWN
of Chesterfield Co., to John BLANKENSHIP of Amelia
Co., for £ 40, 125 acres, next to
Wilson, Joseph GILL, John Hatcher, and John BROWN.
Wit: William TOTTY, George (+) Vest,
Matthew BLANKINSHIP
Signed: Daniel (D) Brown Recorded May 1760
1760 March 7th DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1756-1764,©1989 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 52] page 366, William Cheatham
of Chesterfield Co., to Francis Osborne of same, for £2000, land
on both sides of Second Branch of Swift
Creek, 500 acres, bounded by William Watkins,
John Smith, Peter Fitzpatrick, William TOTTY, dec'd, and Thomas
TOTTY, Jr., Wit: James Hill, David Holt, Christopher Branch.
Signed. William Cheatham. Recorded March 1760
1761 March 6th DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1756-1764,©1989 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 68] page 532 William Watkins
of Dinwiddie Co., to Joseph Watkins of Chesterfield Co., for £270,
land both sides of West branch of Licking
Creek, 637 acres, bounded by Thomas Franklyn,
John Smith, Francis Osborne, Thomas TOTTY, Jr., John Ferguson and
George Crissel, dec'd. No witnesses. Signed: Wm Watkins.
recorded March 1761.
1762 October 4 DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1764-1768,©1990 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 12] page 146 Mark
Moor, Sr. and his wife Moorning, of Chesterfield Co., and Mark Moor, Jr.
to William Grissell of same, for £19, 200 acres on Wintopock
Road, bounded by George Traylor, Benjamin
Adder, George Hunt Moor. Wit:
Wm TOTTY, Wm Talbott, Samuel
West. Signed: Mark (2) Moore, Sr., Mark Moor. Recorded
March 1763.
1764 February 4th Court INVENTORY
[Abstracted and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County
Virginia WILLS 1749-1774©1979 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co., Inc., Baltimore, MD 1988) page 137] page 474. Inventory of William
TOTTY returned.
1764 June 1 ACCOUNT [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
WILLS 1749-1774©1979 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co.,
Inc., Baltimore, MD 1988) page 51] page 481 Accounts of estate of William
TOTTY by Abner TOTTY, Adm'r. presented June 1, 1764.
1764 June 2 ACCOUNT [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
WILLS 1749-1774©1979 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co.,
Inc., Baltimore, MD 1988) page 139] page 541 Accounts of Estate of
William
TOTTY were returned by Abner TOTTY, Am'r June 2, 1764.
1764 September 6th Deed
[Chesterfield County, Virginia Deeds 1756-1784, page 72] Page 562
Thomas Dance, Jr. and Mary his wife of Chesterfield Co., to John Jones
of same, for £50, 350 acres granted by patent to said Dance 5 July
1746, bounded by Peter Rowlet, Wm. TOTTY, and Peter Gill. No Witnesses.
Signed Thos. Dance, Jr. Recorded 5 Oct. 1764. Mary Dance released her dower.
1764 September 15th WILL [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
WILLS 1749-1774©1979 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co.,
Inc., Baltimore, MD 1988) page 85] page 115 Will of John GILL
of Dale Parish. To nephew John Gill, son of my brother Peter Gill,
200 acres on north side of Youles Branch, adjoining Thos. Branch, Thos.
Rowlet, Jr. and Wm TOTTY, Sr., it being upper part of 400 acres
that fell to me by my brother Webster Gill, where plantation now stands;
To Edward Dance, son of Thomas Dance, rest of the 400 acres; To Neil McCarin,
100 acres on south side of Wintepock Creek and north side of Youles Branch,
beign upper part of land I hold htere, joining said McCarin; To James Gill,
a tract at head of White Oak Branch,
south side of Wintepock Road,
bounded by John Cousin's line; To my brohter Daniel Gill, tract I live
on, and all other tracts not disposed of, and 1 negro. Executor:
brother Daniel Gill. Dated 15 September 1764. Wit: Wm
More, Aron Watts, John Bott.
1765 August 31 DEED
[Abstracted and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County
Virginia DEEDS 1764-1768,©1990 (Reprinted by Genealogical
Publishing Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 39] page 388,
William Grissell of Chesterfield Co., to John Man of same, for £32,
100 acres, bounded by George Traylor. Thomas Man, Daniel Moore and George
Moor. Signed: William (+) Grissell. Wit: Daniel
Moore, Mary (+) TOTTY, William TOTTY. Recorded 6 September
1765.
1766 July 3rd DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1764-1768,©1990 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 47] page 430, William Purkerson
of Chesterfield Co., to Archer Traylor os same, for £15, 48 acres
bounded by Seth Ward, a branch of Wintopock Creek and Lipford. Signed:
William (+) Purkerson. Wit: Brazure Puckett, Wm TOTTY,
John Traylor. Recorded 4 August 1766. Purkerson's wife released
her dower.
1767 March 4th DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1764-1768,©1990 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 55] page 495, William Lofftes
of Chesterfield Co., to Nichel Wells of Dinwiddie County, for £111.10,
150 acres on Second Branch bounded by Henry Willson, Thomas TOTTY,
Henry Vaden. Signed: William (W) Loftes, Elizabeth
(I) Loftes. Wit: Henry Eanes, Henry (+) Eanes, Joseph (+) Dickerson.
Recorded 3 April 1767. Loftes wife released her dower.
1767 September 2nd DEED/WILL
[Chesterfield County, VA Deed Book #5 1764-1768, page 546]
Will of John Andrews
To all people to whom these presents shall come I
John
ANDREWS of Dale Parish and Chesterfield County send greetings know
ye that I the said John ANDREWS as well for and in consideration of the
natural love and affection I bear to my son Lewis ANDREWS
of the said Parish and County as also for divers other causes and consideration
me thereunto moving have given and granted and by these presents do give
grant and confirm unto him the aforesaid Lewis ANDREWS a tract or
parcel of Land lying and being on Appomattox River in Chesterfield County
Viz Begining at a mouth of a small branch on Appomattox River dividing
the lands of George TRAYLOR and the lands I lived on these up the said
branch to a corner White Oake standing in the said branch thence along
a line of marked trees dividing the said land from the land I now live
on to a corner Mapel in the branch dividing John DYER and the aforesaid
land and thence down the said branch to the mouth on the river as it meanders
to the begining containing by Estimation one hundred acres or be the same
more or less it being the tract of land sold by William TRAYLOR Senior.
to William GARRET as by Deed recorded in Henrico Land and bearing
date the 29 day of June 1706. To Have and to Hold the aforesaid land
and premisses and Estate with all and every the appurtenances unto him
the said Lewis ANDREWS to his and their use and behoof forever without
any claim or demand of me the said John ANDREWS or of any other
person or persons whatsoever for me or in my name as Witness my hand and
Seal this second day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand
seven hundred and sixty seven .
Signed....John ANDREWS
Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of:
George TRAYLOR
Robert ANDREWS
and Joseph DICKERSON
submitted by Birdie TOTTY McNutt, 5th great
grand-daughter of John ANDREWS |
1768 June 3rd DEED [Abstracted
and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia
DEEDS 1764-1768,©1990 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing
Co. Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995), page 64] page 556, William
Vaden of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co., for love and affection to my son,
George Vaden of same, land on Second Branch, adjoining Michel Wells, Thomas
TOTTY and Henry Eanes, Sr., 110 acres. Signed: William
Vaden. Wit: Henry (H) Eanes, Sr., Henry (+) Eanes, Jr., Daniel
Vaden. Recorded 3 June 1768
1773 January 19 Marriage of
Margaret
TOTTY to Drury DIELEMAN/DISHMAN, Chesterfield County,
Virginia.
Notes: Named as Margaret DISHMAN in her
father John TOTTY, Sr.'s will.
Between 1750-1770 Birth of Daniel TOTTY,
Dale Parish, Chesterfield County, Virginia
Between 1750-1770 Birth of John TOTTY,
Dale Parish, Chesterfield County, Virginia
Notes: John TOTTY may likely be the son
of Francis TOTTY however this has not been proven as fact. John died
bef June 13, 1831 in Chesterfield County, Virginia.
Between 1750-1770 Birth of Bernard TOTTY,
Dale Parish, Chesterfield County, Virginia.
Notes: Bernard may likely be the son of
Francis TOTTY, however this is still under research. He later
was found in the census records of Hickman County, Tennessee,
where Robert TOTTY, son of Francis also migrated. Bernard was
a Lieut in the Militia of Hickman County, TN.
1757-1777 Birth of Mary Ann TOTTY,
Dale Parish, Chesterfield County, Virginia.
1760-1765 Birth of William TOTTY,
Chesterfield County, Virginia.
Notes: This William was the son of Francis
TOTTY and his wife believed to be Precilla [Gill?]. According to
the Deed abstrated in Dec. 1810 in Halifax County, NC. William was
married to Lucy Unknown. Research still in progress to identify
who the parents of Lucy _____ Totty were. If you can identify
Lucy, Please let us know.
1770 March 17 [Chesterfield CountyVirginia
Wills - Will Book #3 page 16] Will of William
VADEN of Dale Parish
To sons Gardner, Daniel, and John and daughter
Phebe MANN, 1 shilling each.
To son George, 4 negroes and land & plantation
I live on, 112 acres, and rest of estate at wife's death. I leave
to wife Frances, 3 negroes and rest of estate for life; To daughter Elizabeth
MOORE, 1 negro; To daughter Frances LOFTIES, 1 negro.
Executor: son George
Dated 17 March 1770
Wit: William SMITH, John ARCHER, Josiah
EANES
Notes: William VADEN was married to Frances
WILLSON daughter of George WILLSON of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co.
William VADEN was likely the son of Henry and Elizabeth TOTTY VADEN daughter
of William TOTTY, Sr. and grandaughter of Thomas and Mary TOTTY, however
research still in progress on Elizabeth to further document the marriage
of Henry and Elizabeth.
1771 July 9th WILL [Chesterfield County,
VA Court Records Will Book #1, page 13] Will of Thomas Totty
In the name of God Amen I, Thomas Totty
of Dale Parish in the County of Chesterfield, being of perfect mind and
memory blessed be God for it. Knowing the uncertainty of this life, do
make and ordain this my last will and Testament, in the manner and form
following:
FIRST, I give and bequeath to my Daughter
Ann Worsham, one feather Bed and Furniture, and one brass Kettle.
I also lend Elisabeth Loftes, the
woman that now lives with me one Bed and Furniture during the time she
lives single and afterward to my Granddaughter Suckey Totty.
I also give and bequeath to my Grandson
Edward Totty one Negro girl named Agge to him and his Heirs forever.
I algo give and bequeath to my son Thomas
Totty all my land containing Six hundred fivety three acre, during
his life, and after his death equally to be divided between his son's
namely Thomas Hill Totty, William Totty, and Daniel Totty,
to them and their Heirs forever and in case either of them should Die without
Heir to fall to the other two.
All the rest of my Estate of what nature or kind
forever I give to my son Thomas Totty and his Heirs forever,
and I also desire that my Estate shall not be appraised.
LASTLY, I do appoint my son Thomas Totty
and Frances Osborn my Executors of this my Last Will and Testatment.
In Witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and Seal this Ninth day
of July in the Year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and seventy
one.
In the presence of:
mark
Abner Tolly,
signed: Thomas I Tolly [S.S.]
mark
his
Michal I Wells
his
mark
Francis I Tolly
his
1773 March 5th Deed Indenture
[Chesterfield County, VA. Deed Book 7 Page 132] Indenture
made 5 March 1773. Between Daniel Gill of Dale Parish & Chesterfield
Co., and John Royall. Gill sold 200 acres. Mentions Francis Gill's line,
TOTTY's
line. Signed: Daniel Gill Witnesses: John Pride, William Gibbs, William
Folkes Recorded 3 March 1773.
1773 September 3rd WILL [Abstracted and
Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, Chesterfield County Virginia WILLS
1749-1774©1979 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.,
Baltimore, MD 1988) page 170] page 321 Will of Thomas TOTTY, Jr.,
Exec., and proved by Abner TOTTY, Michal Wells and Francis
TOTTY, witnesses.
1774 May Court Record [Court Orders Book
6 [1774-1784 Chesterfield Co., VA] Page 21: May Court 1774.
Ordered that Francis Osborne do open and survey the Road from Francis GILLs
to Joseph Watkins along and near the Mill path to Deatons Mill Crossing
second
Branch below the Mill & along a path
opened from the Mill to Joseph Watkins, with the following Hands, William
Irby, Francis GILL, John Royall, William Dodd, Henry Eanes Jr.,
John Archer, Olive Man, George Vaden, Daniel Vaden, John Sudberry, Thomas
TOTTY, Michael Wells, Thomas TOTTY Jr., Francis TOTTY,
Abner
TOTTY, John Deaton, Joseph Watkins and Thomas Franklin.
Note: Francis GILL in the foregoing
Court Order was later recorded in Deed records of Halifax
County, North Carolina, selling 400 acres to Francis TOTTY
who was another hand along with Thomas, Thomas Jr. and Abner
TOTTY. Notice that the land mentioned is on the second
Branch where Thomas TOTTY of the second
branch, died BEFORE 3 Sept. 1773.
(Ches. Co., VA Order Book #5 1771-1774 p. 321) when the Will of Thomas
TOTTY was presented by Thomas TOTTY, Jr., Exec., and proved by Abner
TOTTY, Michael WELLS and Francis TOTTY, witnesses.
Who is this 3rd Thomas TOTTY? is he the brother of Francis and Abner
TOTTY that are named in the will of their father William TOTTY brother
to Thomas TOTTY, both son's of Thomas and Mary TOTTY.
1774 Birth of Robert W. TOTTY, Dale
Parish, Chesterfield County, Virginia.
Notes: Robert W. TOTTY was the son of Francis
TOTTY and his wife who may likely be Priscilla _____. He migrated
to Halifax County, NC with his father Francis and onto Tennessee in 1809
after the death of his father. He died between the years 1830 - 1836
in Totty's Bend, Hickman County, Tennessee. He was listed on the
1830 census record and his estate was mentioned in the tax list of 1836
in Hickman Co.
1775 Birth of George Abner TOTTY,
Chesterfield County, Virginia.
Notes: George Abner died in Tallapoosa
County, Alabama. According to
research records of a TOTTY researcher, he married Unknown BENSON, and
had a son, George Abner TOTTY and daughter Tabitha TOTTY. Family
tradition also shows that he migrated from Henrico County Virginia to >Orange
County Virginia, then to > migrated to Georgia, to >Tallapoosa County Alabama.
Research still in progress on George Abner TOTTY and his family.
aft 1775 Birth of Priscilla TOTTY,
Dale Parish Chesterfield County, Virginia.
Notes; Priscilla migrated to Halifax
County, North Carolina with her father Francis TOTTY, she was listed in
the 1800 census living in his householdon page 344. Priscilla
died Aft. June 11, 1814, Halifax County, North Carolina, when she wrote
her will which was recorded in February 1816 Court.
1776 November Court Court
Order [Chesterfield County, VA. Deed Book Page
114: Nov. Court 1776. Ordered that Michael Wells do survey the road from
Gills to Deatons Mill with his own, Thomas TOTTY Sr., Henry Eanes,
& John Sudberry hands.
1780 March 3rd Court Inventory
of Thomas TOTTY [Abstracted & Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger
III, 1972 & 1982, Chesterfield County, Virginia Wills, 1774-1802,
(Reprinted by Iberian Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia 1992, page 21]
page 248 Inventory of Thomas TOTTY, value £1579.3.4,
Thomas
TOTTY, Adm'r. March 3, 1780 by Geo. Vaden, Jno. Archer and Michal
Wells.
1781 May 17 Court Will
of Francis Dyson [Abstracted & Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger
III, 1972 & 1982, Chesterfield County, Virginia Wills, 1774-1802,
(Reprinted by Iberian Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia 1992, page 27]
page 290 Will of Francis Dyson. To wife Ann, 4 negroes and
plantation I live on, for widowhood, To daughter Ann Gill, 1 negro, To
daughter Mary Gill, 1 negro, To daughter Elizabeth Dance, 1 negro, To son
William, 2 negroes, to son John, 2 negroes; to son Benjamin 2 negroes,
to son Daniel 3 negroes. Rest to sons at wife's death. Executors;
wife and son John. Wit: Wm Britton, Robert Gill, Edm'd Lessenbury,
Thomas
TOTTY.
1783 October 3rd Court Record [Chesterfield County,
VA Court, page 496] Churchwardens of Dale Parish bind
as apprentice Peter BERRY, son of Joannah BERRY; also Wilson Smith, Joseph
Smith, Stith Lawrence, Thomas Cothon, John TOTTY and Bernard TOTTY.
Notes: This John and Bernard TOTTY may
likely be the sons of Francis TOTTY who was shown to have 8 whites
and no blacks in the 1783 Census/Head of Households for Chesterfield Co.
Soon after the census the household of Francis decreased and by the 1800
census in Halifax County, NC only Francis and his daughter Priscilla were
enumberated.
HEADS OF FAMILIES - VIRGINIA,
1783
Chesterfield County, Virginia
| Name of Head of Family |
White |
Black |
Comments |
| ANDREWS,Lewis |
7 |
... |
|
| ANDREWS,Lewis |
7 |
... |
|
| BLANKINSHIP,Mary |
6 |
... |
|
| CHEATHAM,William |
9 |
29 |
|
| COUSINS,George |
5 |
20 |
|
| DANCE,Henry |
6 |
7 |
|
| DANCE,Edward |
12 |
... |
|
| DISHMAN,Drury |
4 |
... |
|
| FARMER,Francis |
11 |
10 |
|
| FARMER,Daniel |
6 |
4 |
|
| GILL,Francis |
8 |
1 |
|
| GILL,James |
11 |
13 |
|
| GILL,John |
2 |
5 |
|
| GILL,Robert |
1 |
... |
|
| GILL,Stephen |
9 |
1 |
|
| GILL,Thomas |
|
|
|
| HILL,John |
7 |
12 |
|
| HILL,John |
7 |
2 |
|
| HOWLET,Thomas |
2 |
15 |
|
| HOWLETT,Thomas |
2 |
30 |
|
| MANN,John |
6 |
... |
|
| MANN,Thomas |
9 |
7 |
|
| MANN,William |
9 |
... |
|
| PATRAM,Daniel |
7 |
11 |
|
| ROBERTSON,George |
11 |
11 |
|
| TOTTY,Abner |
3 |
... |
|
| TOTTY,John |
8 |
... |
|
| TOTTY,John.Jr |
4 |
... |
|
| TOTTY,Thomas |
6 |
16 |
|
| TOTTY,Thomas,H |
2 |
... |
|
| TOTTY,Usley |
6 |
... |
|
| TOTTY,Francis |
8 |
... |
|
| WINFREY,Henry |
5 |
12 |
|
| WORSHAM,William |
4 |
10 |
|
| WORSHAM,William.JR |
2 |
4 |
|
1784 March 20th Deed [Chesterfield County,
VA Deed Book 11, Page 132] Indenture made 20 March 1784.
Between William Harden, Chest. Co., and Stephen Gill, same Co.
Gill bought 50 acres. Bounded by lands of Francis Gill, William Glascock,
William Harden. Witnesses: Thomas TOTTY, Philip Gill (mark), Francis
Gill (mark) March 24, 1786 witnesses: William TOTTY (mark), James
Gill (mark)
1785 January 8th Will
[Chesterfield County, Virginia Will Book #3, page 521]
Will of Lewis ANDREWS
In the name of God Amen, I Lewis ANDREWS of
the County of Chesterfield and colony of Virginia being in a low state
of health but of perfect mind and sound memory thanks be to God for it
and knowing that it is appointed for all men to die do hereby make this
my last Will and Testament as Follows, Viz; To Edy ANDREWS I will
and bequeath five shillings sterling,
To Sandal ANDREWS Five shillings sterling,
To Nancy ANDREWS Five shillings sterling,
To Jesse ANDREWS my son half the tract of Land
I now live upon to be taken off up and down from the Road and if he dies
before he comes to age my sone Frederick to have the land.
To my son William ANDREWS half the river land and if he dies before he
comes to age to my son Robert. To my daughter Patsey ANDREWS
Five shillings sterling, To my daughter Betsy ANDREWS Five
shillings sterling, All my stock of Horses, Cattle, Hogs is to be kept
together for the benefit of raising my Children until they shall all come
to age and then to be divided equally among the whole.
I acknowledge this to be my Last Will and Testaments. In Witness
where of I have hereunto set my hand and seal this eighth day of January
one thousand seven hundred and eighty five.
Signed Lewis ANDREWS.
Witnesses:
Bingham KEY (his mark)
Jesse SMITH (his Mark)
Thomas DAVIS
This Will was proved in Chesterfield County Court
Order Book #6, 14 July 1785 by oathes of Bingham KEY and Jessy SMITH,
witnesses
Search Words: ANDREWS, KEY, SMITH, DAVIS
NOTE: Edy[Edith] ANDREW m. William
TOTTY, Sandal ANDREWS m. Robert TOTTY and Betsy ANDREWS
m. Daniel TOTTY. How is the above Thomas DAVIS connected to the family?
Possibly a descendent of Widow Mary DAVIS, who married Thomas TOTTY after
the death of her husband Thomas DAVIS.
Submitted by Birdie (TOTTY) McNutt 4th great
grandaughter of Lewis ANDREWS. |
1785 May Court Court Order
[Chesterfield County, Virginia ] Page 154: May Court 1785.
We present James Gill, Joseph Gill, Sylvester? Dodd, and [blank] TOTTY,
for assaulting of Thomas Perkinson, one of the Deputy Sheriffs of the County
on
the highway and demanding his money from him.
1786 May 18 Will of William Harden(Harding)
[Abstracted & Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982,
Chesterfield County, Virginia Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian
Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia 1992, page 58] page 3 Will of William
Harden. One negro and land containing 280 acres to be sold and money
laid out in other lands for use of my wife, and at her death to my daughter
Nanne Harden (under age) Rest to wife and then to daughter Nanne.
Executors wife, Thomas TOTTY and Thomas Worsham. Date May 18, 1786.
Wit: Mary Hardin, Robert Perkinson, Salle TOTTY.
Notes: William Harding married Susannah
TOTTY, daughter of Thomas TOTTY. Executors were
wife Susannah "Sucky" TOTTY, her Uncle Thomas and his wife Sarah "Salle"
TOTTY.
1786 July Court [Chesterfield
County, VA. Deed Book 11] At a Court held for Chest. Co. July
1786, the Deed was proved by the oaths of Thomas TOTTY, William TOTTY,
and James Gill, and ordered to be recorded.
1786 July Court Court Order
[Chesterfield County, VA. Deed Book 11] Page 345: July Court 1786. Deed
from William Hardin to Stephen Gill proved by Thomas TOTTY, William
TOTTY, & James Gill, witnesses.
1786 July 13 Court Will of William Hardin
[Abstracted & Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982,
Chesterfield County, Virginia Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian
Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia 1992, page 152] page 345 Will
of William Hardin proved; Robert Perkinson and Salle TOTTY, witnesses;
Thomas
TOTTY, Executor.
1788 March 20 Will of
Thomas GILL [Halifax
County, NC Court Records Book 3, page 154-155]
Notes: As witnesses to Thomas GILL's Will
it is signed by, Nancy Scott, McCallister Vinson and Willis Vinson.
This will was Recorded at August 1788 Court, Halifax County, North Carolina.
He names Children Elizabeth, Prescilla, Judah who was married to McCallister
Vinson one of the witnesses, and James GILL. Thomas was said
to be the son of James GILL of Dale Parish Chesterfield County, Virginia
and had a brother named William GILL. Research is still in ongoing
progress to identify this GILL family and the relationship to the TOTTY
family if any. Need full transcription of this Will.
1788 March 26th Marriage of
Capt. Benjamin Green TOTTY to Mary BLANKENSHIP
Notes: Mary likely died sometime before
1802 when Benjamin married 2nd to Nancy COUSINS.
1788 October 14th Indenture
[Chesterfield County, VA. Deed Book 11 Page 712:
Indenture made 14 Oct. 1788. Between (1) Thomas TOTTY, acting Executor
of last will and testament of William Harding, deceased, of Chest.
Co., and James Gill and wife Suckey, said Suckey is also
an Executrix named in William Harding's will, and (2) Armistead Davis of
Dinwiddie Co. In Harding's will he requested the sale of a Negro fellow
named Quash, and his land (280 acres). When he died he was in debt, so
these were sold to pay off the debts. Thomas TOTTY, James
Gill (mark) Suckey Gill (mark) Recorded: Feb., 1789.
Notes: William Harding was 1st married
to Susannah (Suckey) TOTTY, after his death she married James GILL.
1789 Bef April 09 Death of John
HILL Jr. of Swift Creek, Chesterfield County.
Notes: John Hill was married to Biddy
TOTTY HILL, February 26, 1788 in Charlotte County, Virginia.
He was the son of John HILL and Ann CHEATHAM.
1789 April 04 Marriage of Daniel
TOTTY and Betsy ANDREWS, Chesterfield County.
Notes: Daniel was the son of Thomas TOTTY,
Jr. He married Betsy ANDREWS daughter of Lewis ANDREWS of Chesterfield
Co.
1789 November 26 Marriage of William
TOTTY and Edith ANDREWS Chesterfield County.
Notes: William was the son of William,
the s/o Thomas TOTTY. He was born in Chesterfield County and
was the 1st cousin to Robert TOTTY, and died in Totty's Bend, Hickman
County, Tennessee. Edith ANDREWS was the daughter of Lewis
ANDREWS who was also the father of Sandal ANDREWS later married to Robert
TOTTY and Betsy ANDREWS who married Daniel TOTTY. William is buried
in the Totty Cemetery Sugar Creek Hickman
Co, TN. He migrated to Hickman County, TN with his Cousin 1st Cousin Robert
TOTTY and Settled on Sugar Creek.
1790 June Court Deed
[Chesterfield Coounty, Virginia] Page 445: June Court 1790. Deed from Susanna
Mann to Daniel Morris was proved by oaths of Daniel Naden, Daniel TOTTY,
and Joseph Gill.
1790 July 8 Court [Abstracted &
Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982, Chesterfield County,
Virginia Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian Publishing Company,
Athens, Georgia 1992, page 163] page 449 WILL of Thomas
TOTTY proved; William Rowlett, witness; George Markham, William
TOTTY, Daniel TOTTY and Edward TOTTY, Executors.
1790 September Court Deed
[Chesterfield County, Virginia] Page 488: Sept. Court 1790. A deed
from Thomas TOTTY & al to Armistead? Davis was further proved
by the oath of Frederick Traylor, a witness thereto, and Sukey [TOTTY,
HARDIN] GILL, wife of James Gill, being privily examined
acknowledged the same.
1791 July 11th Deed [Chesterfield
County, VA. Deed Book 12] Page 81: Indenture made 11 July 1791.
Between George Cousins, and Rowlett Gill, both of Chesterfield Co. Gill
bought 199 acres bounded by Field Archer, William Cousins, William Dance,
and Robert Baugh, "it being the land which the said Cousins now liveth
on...." Witnesses: Edward TOTTY, Peter Gibbs, Mark Edward
Recorded: July Court 1791.
1791 July Court Deed
[Chesterfield County, Virginia] Page 122: July Court 1791. A deed
from George Cousins to Rowlett Gill was proved by the oaths of Edward
TOTTY, Peter Gibbs, and Mark Edwards, witnesses thereto and ordered
to be recorded.
abt 1792 Birth of John TOTTY, Chesterfield
County, Virginia.
Notes: John TOTTY, was the son of John
and Hastin Tamer TOTTY according to his fathers Will. He married
Susan J. GILBERT, December 14, 1829, Chesterfield County, Virginia. [Marriages
Records Southern States Volume 1 Early 1850, Automated Family Archives
CD#229, (©1993 Liahona Research, ©1993 InfoLink Tech, Inc.,
Automated Archives, Inc ©-1994), "CD-ROM," Chesterfield Co., VA.]
1792 June 11th Indenture [Chesterfield
County, VA Deed Book 12] Page 175: Indenture made 11 June 1792. Between
Henry Gardner of Powhatan? Co., and Rowlett Gill, Chesterfield Co. Gill
bought 150 acres bounded by Alexander Baugh, Francis TOTTY, John
Pride, (Steward?), and Edward Dance. Witnesses: A. Bass, Joel Sturdivant,
William Rowlett Recorded: June Court 1792.
1792 September 10th Court Guardianship
[Abstracted & Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982,
Chesterfield County, Virginia Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian
Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia 1992, page 169] page 494 Rhody GILL
chooses Thomas Hill TOTTY as her guardian.
1793 January 5th Marriage bann Bristol
Parish, Chesterfield County, Virginia - Marriage Bond:
Know all men by these presents. That we
Daniel
TOTTY and Robert TOTTY are held and firmly bound unto his excellency
Henry Lea Esq. Governor of this Commonwealth and their successors
in the Sum of fifty pounds current money of Virginia to the said Henry
Lea Esq. Govenor as aforesaid his Sucessor or Successors for the use of
the Commonwealth jointly and severally firmly by these presents.
Sealed with our seals and date this 5 day of
January 1793.
The Condition of the above obligation is each
thus wherever there is marriage shortly intended to be solemized between
the above P. (?) Robert TOTTY and Sandal ANDREWS. Now
if there shall be unlawful cause to obstruct the said Marriage then the
above obligation to be void else to remain in full force and virtue.
Signed sealed and delivered in presence of W.
Fumey.
1793 January 10th Marriage
for Robert TOTTY and Sandal ANDREWS by the Rev. John
Cameron, rector of Bristol Parish, Episcopal Church, Chesterfield County,
Virginia.
1794 May 13 Marriage of Mary
TOTTY and Miles JOHNSTON, Chesterfield County.
Notes: Mary was the daughter of Francis
and Prescilla TOTTY. Her family is mentioned in the will of Mary's
sister Prescilla TOTTY in Halifax
County, NC.
1793 January 19 Marriage of Margaret
TOTTY and Drury DISHMAN, Chesterfield County.
Notes: Margaret was the daughter of John
TOTTY, Sr. and Mary BLANKENSHIP TOTTY formerly of Henrico Co., VA.
1793 May Court Court
Record Page 88: May Court 1793. Joseph Gill (P) vs.
William
TOTTY (D). Case dismissed.
1793 August Court Court
Order Page 194: August Court 1793. Ordered
that Thomas TOTTY’s administrator pay Jn. Gill 25 lb. tobacco for
one days attendance at this Court as witness for the said Executor against
Armistead Daves and others.
1793 August Court Court
Order Page 208: August Court 1793. Ordered
that Thomas TOTTY’s administrator pay Jos. Gill 25 lb. tobacco for
one days attendance at this Court as witness for the said Executor against
Armistead Daves and Thomas Daves.
1793 August Court Court
Order Page 194: August Court 1793. Ordered
that Thomas TOTTY’s administrator pay Jn. Gill 25 lb. tobacco for
one days attendance at this Court as witness for the said Executor against
Armistead Daves and others.
1793 November Court Court Order
Page 276: Nov. Court 1793. Ordered that Thomas TOTTY’s Executors
pay Joseph Gill 25 lb. tobacco for one days attendance at this Court as
witness for the said Executor against Armistead and Thomas Daves.
1794 Inventory [Abstracted &
Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982, Chesterfield County,
Virginia Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian Publishing Company,
Athens, Georgia 1992, page 115] page 569 Inventory of Jesse TOTTY,
value £12.9.6 by William Thweatt, John Burton, William Traylor. [last
entry into Will Book #4]
1794 May Court Court Order
Page 377: May Court 1794. Ordered that Thomas TOTTY’s Executor pay
Jn. Gill 25 lb. tobacco for one days attendance at this Court as witness
for the said Exec. against Armistead and Thomas Daves.
1794 Birth of Abner TOTTY,
Chesterfield County, Virginia.
Notes: Son of John and Hastin Tamer TOTTY,
he married Edith PATRAM, November 07, 1811, Dale Parish, Chesterfield
County, Virginia [Marriages Records Southern States Volume 1 Early 1850,
Automated Family Archives CD#229, (©1993 Liahona Research, ©1993
InfoLink Tech, Inc., Automated Archives, Inc ©-1994), "CD-ROM,"
Chesterfield Co., VA.]
1794 January 24th Deeds [Chesterfield
Co., Virginia Deeds] This indenture made this 24th day
of January in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety
four between
Francis TOTTY and his Son Robert TOTTY both of the
County of Chesterfield of the one part and Thomas HOWLETT of the
said County other part witnesseth that the said Francis TOTTY and
his
Son Robert TOTTY for and in consideration of the Sum of Six hundred
pounds Current money of Virginia to him the said Francis TOTTY in
hand paid by the said Thomas HOWLETT before the sealing and delivery of
these presents the receipt whereof the said Francis TOTTY and
Robert
TOTTY do hereby acknowledge, and therof do acquit and discharge the
said Thomas HOWLETT his heirs executors administratiors and all and every
of them they the said Francis TOTTY and Robert TOTTY have granted,
bargained, sold aleined enfeoffed and confirmed and by these presents do
grant bargain sell alein enfeoof and confirm unto the said Thomas HOWLETT
and to his heirs and assigns forever one Tract or parcell of Land Situate
lying and being in the parish of Dale in the said County of Chesterfield
containing by estimation four hundred and fifty acres more or less (and
also it contains all the Land the said Francis TOTTY and the said Robert
TOTTY now lives on and as they are owners of in the said County of
Chesterfield and adjoining the Lands and plantations they now live on)
which said Tract or parcel of Land is adjoining and bounded by the Lands
and plantation they now live on <sic> of said Thomas HOWLETT, John PRIDE,
Rowlett GILL,
John TOTTY, John DEATON and Daniel TOTTY and
also all houses buildings yards gardens. Fresh woods ways water ways courses
profits commodities hired clamants and appertenances to the said Tract
or parcel of land belonging or in anywise hereto appertaining and the reversion
and reversions remainder and remainders, rents and fees thereof To
have and to hold the said Tract or parcel of Land Premisses and appertenances
and all and every part parcel and artile thereof unto the said Thomas HOWLETT
his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use and behoof of
him the said Thomas HOWLETT his heirs and assigns forever and the said
Francis
TOTTY each by these presents covenant promise and agree for himself
his heirs executors and administrators to and with the said Thomas HOWLETT
his heirs executors and administrators to warrant and forever defend the
said Tract or parcel of Land premisses and appertenances and all and every
part parcell and article thereof unto the said Thomas HOWLETT and to his
heirs and assigns forever against the sole right title interest property
claim or demand of all and every other person or persons whosoever and
the said Robert TOTTY each hereby convenant promise and agree for
himself his heirs and administrators to warrant and forever defend the
said Tract or parcel of Land premises and appertenances and all and everyt
part and parcel thereof unto the said Thomas HOWLETT his heirs and assigns
forever agree the estate right with Interest property claim or demand of
him the said Robert TOTTY and all person claiming by through from
or with him the said
Robert TOTTY. In witness whereof
the said Francis TOTTY and the said Robert TOTTY have herunto
set their hands and affixed their seals the day and year above written.
Signed: Francis (his mark) TOTTY
Robert (his mark) TOTTY
Signed sealed and delivered in the presense of
Thomas FRENO, Christopher BASS, Daniel BOSSEAU.
1794 May 13 Marriage of Miles JOHNSON
married Mary TOTTY in Chesterfield County, Virginia.
1794 September 8th WILL of John
TOTTY, Jr: [Chesterfield Co., VA Wills 1774, 1802 p.934] WILL of John
TOTTY, Jr.
In the name of God amen, I John Totty
junior of the County of Chesterfield being sick but of sound mind and memory
thanks be to almighty God for the same do make and ordain this my last
will and testament in the manner and form following Vist. Item. I
give devise and bequeath unto my three sons Archibald Totty, and
Abner
Totty and John Totty all my lands to be equally divided between
them and if either died without Isue <sic> to be divided between the
other two to them and their heirs forever. Item I give devise and
bequeath unto my loving wife Hastin Tamer TOTTY my two horses and
four head of Cattle & three beds and furniture and all the household
furniture And Sheep and hogs during her widowhood then to be equally divided
between my children to them and there six heirs forever. Item I give
devise and bequeath unto my daugher Mary Totty ten shillings to
her and her heirs forever Item I give devise and bequeath unto my daughter
Lucy
Totty ten shillings to her and her heirs forever. Item My desire
is that Rachel Beavel and my two daughers Mary and Lucy live on
my land as long as they live single without interruption. Lastly
I nominate and appoint Daniel Boisseau and my wife Hastin Tamer
Totty my Executors and Executrix of this my last will and Testament.
In witness whereof I here set my hand and affixed my seal this Eight day
of September 1794. Signed sealed in the presence of George COUSINS,
Benjamin
TOTTY, Edey EASTER. signed: John TOTTY
1794 Aug. Court [Ches. Co.
Wills 1774-1802 p 224:56] Will of John TOTTY presented by
Daniel Boisseau and Hastin TOTTY, Executors, and proved by George
Cousins and Benjamin TOTTY, witnesses.
Submitted by TOTTY researcher Birdie (Totty)
McNutt.
1795 DEED [Deed Book 17, page
726 Halifax County, North Carolina]
Phillip GILL and Amey his wife, and Francis
GILL and Patsy his wife, all of Halifax County. of the first part
and Francis TOTTY of Chesterfield the second part. The GILLS
sold 400 acres on south side of Roanoke River.
Recorded Feb. Session, 1795
Note: Francis TOTTY later moved from Chesterfield
County, Virginia to Halifax County, NC to this land that he bought from
the GILL family. Tradition is that Francis TOTTY was married to Pricilla
GILL, research still in progress for documentation of that fact. Need full
transcription of the above Deed.
1795 March Court [Abstracted &
Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982, Chesterfield County,
Virginia Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian Publishing Company,
Athens, Georgia 1992, page 224] page 56 Will of John TOTTY presented
by Daniel Boisseau and Hastin TOTTY, Executors, and proved by George
Cousins, and Benjamin TOTTY, witnesses.
1795 May Court Administration of Estate
[Abstracted & Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982,
Chesterfield County, Virginia Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian
Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia 1992, page 226] page 135 Nancy
TOTTY granted adminstration of estate of Jesse TOTTY, dec'd.
Notes: What is the maiden name of Nancy
_______ TOTTY?
1795 June 26th Will of Thomas HOWLETT
[Abstracted & Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982,
Chesterfield County, Virginia Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian
Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia 1992, page 107), page 503
To nephew Thomas HOWLETT, son of my brother William, all land I live on,
likewise my land on Ashen Swamp. To nephew James HOWLETT, youngest
son of my brother William, all my land on Ready
branch of Swift
Creek I purchased of Frank and Abner
TOTTY. All rest to said nephews and they to be executors.
Dated June 26 1795. Witness: Thos. A. Taylor, Geo. Cox, Robt
Wilkinson.
1795 July 11th Court INVENTORY [Abstracted
& Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982, Chesterfield
County, Virginia Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian Publishing
Company, Athens, Georgia 1992, page 182] page 53 Inventory of
John TOTTY, no total, George Cogbill, John Deaton and Daniel TOTTY.
1796 August 29 WILL
of John TOTTY, Sr [Chesterfield County Will Book]
In the name of God Amen I John TOTTY,
Senior of the parish of Dale and the County of Chesterfield being of sound
mind and memory thanks be to God for the same in testimony whereof I do
make and ordain this my last will and testament in the manner and form
as followeth;
Item I give and bequeath unto my Son Benjamin
TOTTY one hundred and twenty five acres of Land also all my Stock of
horses Cattle and hogs also one feather Bed and furniture to him his heirs
and assigns for ever. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Betsey
TOTTY one feather Bed and furniture to her and her heirs and assigns
forever It is my desire that as long as She lives single...........Items
I give and bequeath unto my daughter Milley BLANKENSHIP ten Shillings
forever. Item I give and bequeath unto my daughter Margret DISHMAN
ten shillings forever. Item I give and bequeath unto my daughter
in law Tamer Hasten TOTTY five Shillings forever. Item I give
and bequeath unto Benjamin TOTTY and Betsey all my Pewter and Potts
to divide between them as they shall think proper. I do nominate
constitute and appoint my Son Benjamin TOTTY Executor of this my
last will and testament. In Witness whereof I the said John TOTTY
have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this Twenty ninth day of
August one thousand seven hundred and ninety Six.
Signed: John
TOTTY
Signed Sealed published and delivered in the presence
of George COUSINS, Daniel TOTTY, and Edward TOTTY.
ca 1796 Birth of Lucy TOTTY, Chesterfield
County, Virginia.
Notes: Daughter of John and Hastin Tamer
TOTTY of Chesterfield County, Virginia
1797 July 10th Court [Abstracted
& Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982, Chesterfield
County, Virginia Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian Publishing
Company, Athens, Georgia 1992, page 237), page 239 Will of John TOTTY
proved by George Cousins and Daniel TOTTY, witnesses, and Benjamin
TOTTY, Executor, granted probate.
ca 1798 Birth of Mary TOTTY,
Chesterfield County, Virginia.
Notes: Daughter of John and Hastin Tamer
TOTTY of Chesterfield County, Virginia
1798 October 24 Will of William WELLS [Abstracted
& Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982, Chesterfield
County, Virginia Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian Publishing
Company, Athens, Georgia 1992, page 193] page 160 Land to be sold
and money to go to satisfy my father Michael WELLS and my father in law
Peter Franklin, for debts Rest to be sold to pay other debts and
support my wife and child. Executors: Michael Wells and Peter Franklin.
Dated 24 Oct. 1798 Wit: Wm Fendley, John Clayton, Daniel
TOTTY.
1798 October [Abstracted & Compiled
by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982, Chesterfield County, Virginia
Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian Publishing Company, Athens,
Georgia 1992, page 196] page 198 INVENTORY of Joseph Watkins, Jr.,
value £ 377.11.10 by Thomas Hardin, William Cogbill, Daniel
TOTTY.
1798 December 8th Inventory [Abstracted
& Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982, Chesterfield
County, Virginia Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian Publishing
Company, Athens, Georgia 1992, page 198] page 230 Inventory of William
Wells. No Total given by Daniel Boisseau, Daniel Stone and
Daniel
TOTTY.
1801 March 9 Inventory [Abstracted
& Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1972 & 1982, Chesterfield
County, Virginia Wills, 1774-1802, (Reprinted by Iberian Publishing
Company, Athens, Georgia 1992, page 210] page 372 Inventory
of Thomas Wells Value £501.7.0, by James Howlett, Dan'l TOTTY,
Edward Eanes.
1808 Birth of Archibald
TOTTY, Chesterfield County, Virginia.
Notes: Son of John and Hastin Tamer TOTTY,
he married Elizabeth R. GILL, September 25, 1833, Chesterfield County,
Virginia [Marriages Records Southern States Volume 1 Early 1850, Automated
Family Archives CD#229, (©1993 Liahona Research, ©1993
InfoLink Tech, Inc., Automated Archives, Inc ©-1994), "CD-ROM,"
Chesterfield Co., VA.]
1808 April 23 Will of Francis TOTTY
[Halifax County North Carolina, Will Book]. see Halifax
County, NC
Note: Francis TOTTY was from Chesterfield
County, VA before he migrated to North Carolina as noted in records.
Francis TOTTY was named in the Will of his father William TOTTY who died
in 1759 and grandson of Thomas and Mary TOTTY. The children of Francis
migrated on to Davidson
County, Tennessee in 1809 after his death, and were in Hickman
County, Tennessee by 1810.
1815 November 20th Marriage
Bashford IRWIN and Sophia GILL, dau. of Joseph GILL. Sur. Archibald
TOTTY. Wit. Epps GILL. Married 22 November by Rev. Thomas Lafon,
Church of Christ
1816 Feb Will of Priscilla TOTTY
[Will Book Halifax Co.,NC Feb Court 1816] see Halifax
Co., NC
Note: Named in her will was Francis
Johnston, Martha F. Johnston and Miles Johnston. Miles JOHNSON married
Mary TOTTY in Chesterfield County, Virginia on May 13, 1794, the
year before Francis TOTTY bought the land in Halifax County.
Mary Ann TOTTY JOHN(T)SON deceased wife of Miles JOHNSON was the sister
to Precilla TOTTY and daughter of Francis TOTTY, hense the reason she was
not named in the will of her father Francis TOTT
1802 December 24th Marriage of
Benjamin
Green TOTTY to Nancy COUSINS, Chesterfield
Notes: Benjamin was said to have married
2nd to Nancy COUSINS, she was the daughter of George COUSINS and Judith
FRANKLIN. Benjamin & his first wife Mary Blankenship TOTTY had
a daughter was Mary Ann TOTTY who was married to JAMES GOODWYN
of Greensville County, Virginia. He was listed as Baptist, and a
Lt. in Rev. War., his occupation was farmer. Mary Ann was the daughter
of Benjamin Green TOTTY and his 2nd wife Nancy COUSINS TOTTY.
1810 February 8th Marriage of Thomas
TOTTY (born 1793) and Frances Phillips, Chesterfield.
Notes: Frances Phillips was the daughter
of Anderson Phillips. Thomas reportedly migrated to Springfield,
Missouri. Harrison TOTTY gave oath on Marriage Bond of Thomas TOTTY
for $150 to let him marry Frances Phillips, the daughter of Anderson PHILLIPS.
Thomas and Frances had the following known children: Louisa Frances
who married Solomon Jones Poarch, Mary Frances, William A. and Virginia
H. TOTTY. Research still in progress on this family.
1810 July &th Marriage of Elizabeth
Betsy TOTTY to JOHN COUSINS, in Dale Parish, Chesterfield County,
Virginia.
1810 Federal Census Chesterfield
County, Virginia
Legend free white males
1st Didget under 10
2nd Didget of 10 and under 16
3rd Didget of 16 and under 26
4th Didget of 26 and under 45
5th Didget of 45 and up
Legend free white females
6th Didget under 10
7th Didget of 10 and under 16
8th Didget of 16 and under 26
9th Didget of 26 and under 45
10th Didget of 45 and up
11th Didget all other free persons except infants
not taxed
12th Didget Slaves
CAN ANYONE help on the below TOTTY families,
PLEASE!!! Looked at the original 1810 census records on microfilm
M252-67, for our TOTTY families and transcribed them as follows:
TOTTY, Harriet Chesterfield Co., VA
page 54 212010321105
[BTM] Who was Harriet married to? and what was
her maiden name? She was over 45 and has a male listed in HH over
45, was this her TOTTY husband or possibly her father?? She had a
big family according to this census.
TOTTY, Abnor Chesterfield Co., VA
page 55 001000000000
[BTM] Which Abnor TOTTY is this? He was
age 16 to 26.
[CW] Abnor is probably the son of John Totty,
Jr. and wife (or 2nd wife) Hastin Tamer. John is probably the son
of John & Mary Totty with siblings of Benjamin Green Totty, Elizabeth
'Betsey' married Cousins, Milley married Blankenship, Margaret
married Dishman and Phoebe ?
John Jr.'s will was written Sept 8, 1794 and probated July 11, 1795 in
Chesterfield Co, VA. It mentions sons:
Archibald, John, Abner(This is the one I believe you have listed in the
1810 census)
wife: Hastin Tamer; Dau: Mary & Lucy (by
1st wife??) and Rachel Beavel. Abner, I believe married Edith Partram
on Nov 7, 1811 in Chesterfield Co,VA.
[BTM] I only have one wife listed for John
TOTTY, Jr. Can you tell us who the first wife possibly
was? if he had been married before. I do not show a wife other than
Hastin Tamer Beavel TOTTY. Thanks for your idea's.
TOTTY, William Chesterfield Co., VA page
55 200101001000
[BTM] This William is age 26 to 45 and
has a wife in same age bracket with 2 sons under 10 and one daughter under
10.
TOTTY, Nancy Chesterfield Co., VA
page 63 310002111000
[BTM] Was Nancy's maiden name COUSINS and was
her husband Benjamin Green TOTTY deceased? I show children for them
named as: sons: John and George; with daughters: Nancy, Elizabeth
and Mary Ann. Who was the third son and fourth daughter. Is
this the correct family? Can anyone give us more detail's on the family?
OR most likely
was this Nancy FOWLER TOTTY wife of Jesse TOTTY, who was deceased by June
8, 1795??
[CW] Nancy who married Benjamin Green
Totty (he didn't die before 1810 - so where would he be?) I don't have
any other children either. I don't believe it could be
the one who married Jesse Totty as he died before mid-1795 and there are
5 children in this household that were born between 1800 and 1810 (3 boys
and 2 girls.) Anybody else have other ideas?
[BTM] Just a thought, but in household
of Nancy, [possibly Fowler] TOTTY, there is also a female age 16-26 who
could possibly be a daughter in law, married to Jesse TOTTY, Jr. born 1785.
These young children could be grandchildren of Nancy [Fowler] TOTTY.
Could Jesse Jr. also have died prior to this 1810 census?
1826 July 10th Marriage of Sally TOTTY
to Daniel VADEN, Chesterfield County, Virginia
Notes: Daniel Vaden was the son of Verlinche
Moore Vaden the daughter of George and Frances Moore. Daniel and
Sally had children Appeloney, Elizabeth and Mase VADEN.
1850 Census
HH# 483/483 page 287 Lower District
Peter A. TOTTY age 28 [1822],
his wife Elizabeth was age 30 [1820], (what is
her maiden name?)
Children:
Washington TOTTY
age 13 [1827], (could this be George? Washington TOTTY?)
John TOTTY
age 10 [1840],
Sarah TOTTY
age 6 [1844],
Lucy TOTTY
age 4 [1846]
Notes: I show Peter A. TOTTY of Chesterfield
County, Va was also on the 1840 Census in the Lower District.
HH# 487/487 page 287 Lower District
*Archer TOTTY
age 64 [1786] farmer 1500
Sarah
age 60 17790]
Notes: *could this be William Archer TOTTY
father to Peter A. TOTTY in HH#483 above?
HH#68/68 Lower District page 117
Peter A. TOTTY age 40 [1810]
Elizabeth
age 38 [1812]
HH#67/67 Lower District page 117
Sally GILL age
79 [1771]
Thomas GILL age 36 [1814]
Virginia GILL age 34 [1816]
George W. TOTTY age 13 [1837]
Notes: This is most likely son of the above
Peter A. TOTTY in HH#68. How was the this GILL family related to this TOTTY
family?
1900 Census Chesterfield Co., VA Manchester
City, Manchester [Enumerated June 21, 1900 by Robert B. Tayler. SD 3, ED
54, Sheet No. 16, B transcribed by Birdie Totty McNutt]
1100/286/209
TOTTY, Robert T. head
WM June 1840 59 M 35 Dumer?? Rents
Minnie M.
wife WF Mar 1844
56 M56 12 4
Thomas H?
son WM Oct 1872 27
S Moulder
Henry B.
son WM Jun 1875 24
S Laborer
Ruth
daughter WF Sept 1885 15 S at school
Notes: BTM] Can anyone identify who the
parents of Robert T. TOTTY were? What his wife's madien name was?
Any help would be appreciated.
to be continued
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county may not have been added here as yet.
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