William Woodroof1
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- [S467] Amherst County Will Book 5, pp. 633-635, will of David Woodroof, dated 15 Mar 1813, probated 17 Feb 1817, wife Clary, sons John, David, Jesse, James, William, and Thomas (deceased), daughter Nancy Harrison, grandsons John Taylor and John Taliaferro Hill, grandaughters Matilda and Amanda Woodroof.
- [S482] Bailey Fulton Davis, Amherst Co. Wills 1761-1865, p. 396, extract from Will Book 5, p. 633, will dated March 15, 1813; probated February 17, 1817. names wife, CLARY; JNO. TAYLOR excepted; son, WM.; grandson., JNO. TAYLOR; daughters of my deceased son, THOS .: MATILDA and AMANDA; grandsons : JNO. TALIAFERRO and HILL. My heirs: JNO., DAVID JR., JESSE, WM. WOODROOF and NANCY HARRISON and fatherless children above cited.
Thomas Woodroof1
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- [S467] Amherst County Will Book 5, pp. 633-635, will of David Woodroof, dated 15 Mar 1813, probated 17 Feb 1817, wife Clary, sons John, David, Jesse, James, William, and Thomas (deceased), daughter Nancy Harrison, grandsons John Taylor and John Taliaferro Hill, grandaughters Matilda and Amanda Woodroof.
- [S482] Bailey Fulton Davis, Amherst Co. Wills 1761-1865, p. 396, extract from Will Book 5, p. 633, will dated March 15, 1813; probated February 17, 1817. names wife, CLARY; JNO. TAYLOR excepted; son, WM.; grandson., JNO. TAYLOR; daughters of my deceased son, THOS .: MATILDA and AMANDA; grandsons : JNO. TALIAFERRO and HILL. My heirs: JNO., DAVID JR., JESSE, WM. WOODROOF and NANCY HARRISON and fatherless children above cited.
John Goff1
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7th great-grandfather of William Keith Dishman
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- [S467] Amherst County Will Book 1, pp.25-29, Will of John Goff, written 30 Nov 1762, proved 7 Mar 1763, names wife Anne, sons Joseph, John, Ambrose, Leonard, daughter Elizabeth.
- [S565] Balda McDaniel family (d.1847) Transcript of Bible Record, George McDaniel Sr., born 17 May 1722, died 15 Nov 1821, married at age 26 Margaret Goff, age 20, his father was named John.
Anne (?)1
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7th great-grandmother of William Keith Dishman
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- [S467] Amherst County Will Book 1, pp.25-29, Will of John Goff, written 30 Nov 1762, proved 7 Mar 1763, names wife Anne, sons Joseph, John, Ambrose, Leonard, daughter Elizabeth.
Joseph Goff1
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- [S467] Amherst County Will Book 1, pp.25-29, Will of John Goff, written 30 Nov 1762, proved 7 Mar 1763, names wife Anne, sons Joseph, John, Ambrose, Leonard, daughter Elizabeth.
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book B. p.38, 5 Aug 1765, Leonard Goff, Joseph Goff, John Goff, Ambrose Goff, and Elijah Moran received 500 acres on Stovals Creek in exchange for 153 acres on Harris's Creek from George McDaniel and wife Margaret, both in Amherst County, VA. This was from an agreement made between George McDaniel and John Goff (deceased), father of Leonard. The 500 acres of land was originally granted to Sarah Lynch by seperate patents on 20 Sep 1759.
John Goff Jr1
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- [S467] Amherst County Will Book 1, pp.25-29, Will of John Goff, written 30 Nov 1762, proved 7 Mar 1763, names wife Anne, sons Joseph, John, Ambrose, Leonard, daughter Elizabeth.
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book B. p.38, 5 Aug 1765, Leonard Goff, Joseph Goff, John Goff, Ambrose Goff, and Elijah Moran received 500 acres on Stovals Creek in exchange for 153 acres on Harris's Creek from George McDaniel and wife Margaret, both in Amherst County, VA. This was from an agreement made between George McDaniel and John Goff (deceased), father of Leonard. The 500 acres of land was originally granted to Sarah Lynch by seperate patents on 20 Sep 1759.
Ambrose Goff1
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- [S467] Amherst County Will Book 1, pp.25-29, Will of John Goff, written 30 Nov 1762, proved 7 Mar 1763, names wife Anne, sons Joseph, John, Ambrose, Leonard, daughter Elizabeth.
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book B. p.38, 5 Aug 1765, Leonard Goff, Joseph Goff, John Goff, Ambrose Goff, and Elijah Moran received 500 acres on Stovals Creek in exchange for 153 acres on Harris's Creek from George McDaniel and wife Margaret, both in Amherst County, VA. This was from an agreement made between George McDaniel and John Goff (deceased), father of Leonard. The 500 acres of land was originally granted to Sarah Lynch by seperate patents on 20 Sep 1759.
Leonard Goff1
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6th great-granduncle of William Keith Dishman
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- [S467] Amherst County Will Book 1, pp.25-29, Will of John Goff, written 30 Nov 1762, proved 7 Mar 1763, names wife Anne, sons Joseph, John, Ambrose, Leonard, daughter Elizabeth.
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book B. p.36, 5 Aug 1765, George McDaniel received 153 acres on Harris's Creek from Leonard Goff and wife Ann in exchange for 500 acres on Stovals Creek, both in Amherst County, VA. This was from an agreement made between George McDaniel and John Goff (deceased), father of Leonard.
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book B. p.38, 5 Aug 1765, Leonard Goff, Joseph Goff, John Goff, Ambrose Goff, and Elijah Moran received 500 acres on Stovals Creek in exchange for 153 acres on Harris's Creek from George McDaniel and wife Margaret, both in Amherst County, VA. This was from an agreement made between George McDaniel and John Goff (deceased), father of Leonard. The 500 acres of land was originally granted to Sarah Lynch by seperate patents on 20 Sep 1759.
Elizabeth Goff1
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6th great-grandaunt of William Keith Dishman
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- [S467] Amherst County Will Book 1, pp.25-29, Will of John Goff, written 30 Nov 1762, proved 7 Mar 1763, names wife Anne, sons Joseph, John, Ambrose, Leonard, daughter Elizabeth.
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book B. p.38, 5 Aug 1765, Leonard Goff, Joseph Goff, John Goff, Ambrose Goff, and Elijah Moran received 500 acres on Stovals Creek in exchange for 153 acres on Harris's Creek from George McDaniel and wife Margaret, both in Amherst County, VA. This was from an agreement made between George McDaniel and John Goff (deceased), father of Leonard. The 500 acres of land was originally granted to Sarah Lynch by seperate patents on 20 Sep 1759.
Ann (?)1
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- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book B. p.36, 5 Aug 1765, George McDaniel received 153 acres on Harris's Creek from Leonard Goff and wife Ann in exchange for 500 acres on Stovals Creek, both in Amherst County, VA. This was from an agreement made between George McDaniel and John Goff (deceased), father of Leonard.
Elijah Moran1
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- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book B. p.38, 5 Aug 1765, Leonard Goff, Joseph Goff, John Goff, Ambrose Goff, and Elijah Moran received 500 acres on Stovals Creek in exchange for 153 acres on Harris's Creek from George McDaniel and wife Margaret, both in Amherst County, VA. This was from an agreement made between George McDaniel and John Goff (deceased), father of Leonard. The 500 acres of land was originally granted to Sarah Lynch by seperate patents on 20 Sep 1759.
Samuel Burks Sr.1
Children with Mary Davis:
Samuel Burks Jr.+ 2 ( - a 1753)
Richard Burks2
Charles Burks+2
Elizabeth Burks2 (1705 - 21 Sep 1756)
Mary Burks2 (s 1725 - b Jan 1777)
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8th great-grandfather of William Keith Dishman
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- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 23-24, Will of Samuel Burks, written 6 Oct 1755, probated 12 Feb 1756.
- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 23-24, Will of Samuel Burks, written 6 Oct 1755, probated 12 Feb 1756, wife Mary, sons John Peartree, Samuel, Richard, and Charles, daughters Mary Smith, and Elizabeth Cabell, grandson Samuel Burks, son of Samuel.
- [S504] Nell Marion Nugent, Cavaliers and Pioneers, p.276, Samuel Burk entry, citing Patent Book 12, p. 131.
- [S504] Nell Marion Nugent, Cavaliers and Pioneers, p.421, Samuel Burk entry, citing Patent Book 14, p. 483.
Mary Davis1,2
Children with Samuel Burks Sr.:
Samuel Burks Jr.+ 1 ( - a 1753)
Richard Burks1
Charles Burks+1
Elizabeth Burks1 (1705 - 21 Sep 1756)
Mary Burks1 (s 1725 - b Jan 1777)
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8th great-grandmother of William Keith Dishman
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- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 23-24, Will of Samuel Burks, written 6 Oct 1755, probated 12 Feb 1756, wife Mary, sons John Peartree, Samuel, Richard, and Charles, daughters Mary Smith, and Elizabeth Cabell, grandson Samuel Burks, son of Samuel.
- [S1128] Colonial Families, Volume VI, Cabell Family, p.115, William Cabell (1699-1774) entry, m. (firstly) in 1726, Elizabeth Burks, b. in 1705, d. 21 Sep 1756, dau. of Samuel and Mary (Davis) Burks of Hanover County, Virginia; m. (secondly) 30 Sep 1762, Margaret Meredith, by whom he had no issue.
- [S1033] Albemarle County Deed Book 5, 1768-1772, Part 1, pp. 246-248, 9 Jul 1770, John Partree Burk, John Burk, son & heir of Charles Burk decd, & Samuel Burk to Obediah Smith, 600 acres in Albemarle County, for 100 pounds Virginia money, originally patented by Samuel Burk in 1724 and 1732, inherited by wife Mary Burk, to be sold at her decease and proceeds distributed to daughter Elizabeth Cabell (1 shilling), son Samuel Burk (1 shilling), son Richard Burk (1 shilling), and balance to sons John Partree Burk, Charles Burk, daughter Mary Smith (wife of Obediah Smith), and grandson Samuel Burk.
John Partree Burks1,2
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- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 23-24, Will of Samuel Burks, written 6 Oct 1755, probated 12 Feb 1756, wife Mary, sons John Peartree, Samuel, Richard, and Charles, daughters Mary Smith, and Elizabeth Cabell, grandson Samuel Burks, son of Samuel.
- [S1033] Albemarle County Deed Book 5, 1768-1772, Part 1, pp. 246-248, 9 Jul 1770, John Partree Burk, John Burk, son & heir of Charles Burk decd, & Samuel Burk to Obediah Smith, 600 acres in Albemarle County, for 100 pounds Virginia money, originally patented by Samuel Burk in 1724 and 1732, inherited by wife Mary Burk, to be sold at her decease and proceeds distributed to daughter Elizabeth Cabell (1 shilling), son Samuel Burk (1 shilling), son Richard Burk (1 shilling), and balance to sons John Partree Burk, Charles Burk, daughter Mary Smith (wife of Obediah Smith), and grandson Samuel Burk.
- [S514] Bedford County, Virginia, Will Book 1, 1763-1787, inventory of John Partree Burks, 18 Mar 1773, recorded 24 Apr 1775.
Mary Burks1
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- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 23-24, Will of Samuel Burks, written 6 Oct 1755, probated 12 Feb 1756, wife Mary, sons John Peartree, Samuel, Richard, and Charles, daughters Mary Smith, and Elizabeth Cabell, grandson Samuel Burks, son of Samuel.
- [S33] Assumptions: Assume bride was 18 years old at time of marriage.
- [S263] W. Mac Jones, The Douglas Register, p. 296, Obadiah Smith and Mary Burk, oldest child Luke born 23 Aug 1744, so marriage assumed to be in 1743.
- [S424] Benjamin B. Weisiger III, Chesterfield County, Virginia, Wills, 1774-1802, Obediah Smith will, dated 2 Jan 1777, proved May 1777, mentions several children and grandchildren but not his wife so she is assumed deceased by 1777.
Elizabeth Burks1
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- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 23-24, Will of Samuel Burks, written 6 Oct 1755, probated 12 Feb 1756, wife Mary, sons John Peartree, Samuel, Richard, and Charles, daughters Mary Smith, and Elizabeth Cabell, grandson Samuel Burks, son of Samuel.
- [S1128] Colonial Families, Volume VI, Cabell Family, p.115, William Cabell (1699-1774) entry, m. (firstly) in 1726, Elizabeth Burks, b. in 1705, d. 21 Sep 1756, dau. of Samuel and Mary (Davis) Burks of Hanover County, Virginia; m. (secondly) 30 Sep 1762, Margaret Meredith, by whom he had no issue.
- [S1127] William Cabell Moore, "Old Cabell Graveyard", p.363, cites inscription on grave monument erected by Joseph Carrington Cabell, grandson of Dr. William Cabell and his wife Elizabeth Burks, On the east side: "Near this spot lie the earthly remains of Dr. William Cabell, a native of Wiltshire, England, and the foundaer of the family in Virginia which bears his name. Those of Elizabeth Cabell his wife and the Mother of his children who died Sep 21, 1756 lie by his side." On the south side: "William Cabell emigrated from Warminster, England, to the Colony of Virginia about 1723-4, born March 9, 1699, died Aprril 12, 1774, aged 75 years."
Samuel Burks Jr.1,2
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Children with Elizabeth (?):
Elizabeth Burks2 (bt 1722 - Jan 1743 - )
Mary Partree Burks2 (bt 1722 - Jan 1743 - )
Million Burks2 (bt 1722 - Jan 1743 - )
Samuel Burks III+ 1 (b Jan 1743 - a Mar 1784)
Richard Burks2 (b Jan 1743 - )
John Burks2 (b Jan 1743 - )
Charles Burks2 (b Jan 1743 - )
George Burks2 (b Jan 1743 - )
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- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 23-24, Will of Samuel Burks, written 6 Oct 1755, probated 12 Feb 1756, wife Mary, sons John Peartree, Samuel, Richard, and Charles, daughters Mary Smith, and Elizabeth Cabell, grandson Samuel Burks, son of Samuel.
- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 10-11, Will of Samuel Burks Jr., written 5 Jan 1743, probated 13 Jul 1753, further proved Mar 1754, wife Elizabeth, sons David, Richard, John, Charles, George, and Samuel, daughters Elizabeth, Mary Partree, and Million.
Richard Burks1
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- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 23-24, Will of Samuel Burks, written 6 Oct 1755, probated 12 Feb 1756, wife Mary, sons John Peartree, Samuel, Richard, and Charles, daughters Mary Smith, and Elizabeth Cabell, grandson Samuel Burks, son of Samuel.
Charles Burks1
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- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 23-24, Will of Samuel Burks, written 6 Oct 1755, probated 12 Feb 1756, wife Mary, sons John Peartree, Samuel, Richard, and Charles, daughters Mary Smith, and Elizabeth Cabell, grandson Samuel Burks, son of Samuel.
- [S1033] Albemarle County Deed Book 5, 1768-1772, Part 1, pp. 246-248, 9 Jul 1770, John Partree Burk, John Burk, son & heir of Charles Burk decd, & Samuel Burk to Obediah Smith, 600 acres in Albemarle County, for 100 pounds Virginia money, originally patented by Samuel Burk in 1724 and 1732, inherited by wife Mary Burk, to be sold at her decease and proceeds distributed to daughter Elizabeth Cabell (1 shilling), son Samuel Burk (1 shilling), son Richard Burk (1 shilling), and balance to sons John Partree Burk, Charles Burk, daughter Mary Smith (wife of Obediah Smith), and grandson Samuel Burk.
Dr. William Cabell1,2
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- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 23-24, Will of Samuel Burks, written 6 Oct 1755, probated 12 Feb 1756, wife Mary, sons John Peartree, Samuel, Richard, and Charles, daughters Mary Smith, and Elizabeth Cabell, grandson Samuel Burks, son of Samuel.
- [S1127] William Cabell Moore, "Old Cabell Graveyard", p.363, cites inscription on grave monument erected by Joseph Carrington Cabell, grandson of Dr. William Cabell and his wife Elizabeth Burks, On the east side: "Near this spot lie the earthly remains of Dr. William Cabell, a native of Wiltshire, England, and the foundaer of the family in Virginia which bears his name. Those of Elizabeth Cabell his wife and the Mother of his children who died Sep 21, 1756 lie by his side." On the south side: "William Cabell emigrated from Warminster, England, to the Colony of Virginia about 1723-4, born March 9, 1699, died Aprril 12, 1774, aged 75 years."
- [S1128] Colonial Families, Volume VI, Cabell Family, p.115, William Cabell (1699-1774) entry, m. (firstly) in 1726, Elizabeth Burks, b. in 1705, d. 21 Sep 1756, dau. of Samuel and Mary (Davis) Burks of Hanover County, Virginia; m. (secondly) 30 Sep 1762, Margaret Meredith, by whom he had no issue.
Obediah Smith1,2
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- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 23-24, Will of Samuel Burks, written 6 Oct 1755, probated 12 Feb 1756, wife Mary, sons John Peartree, Samuel, Richard, and Charles, daughters Mary Smith, and Elizabeth Cabell, grandson Samuel Burks, son of Samuel.
- [S1033] Albemarle County Deed Book 5, 1768-1772, Part 1, pp. 246-248, 9 Jul 1770, John Partree Burk, John Burk, son & heir of Charles Burk decd, & Samuel Burk to Obediah Smith, 600 acres in Albemarle County, for 100 pounds Virginia money, originally patented by Samuel Burk in 1724 and 1732, inherited by wife Mary Burk, to be sold at her decease and proceeds distributed to daughter Elizabeth Cabell (1 shilling), son Samuel Burk (1 shilling), son Richard Burk (1 shilling), and balance to sons John Partree Burk, Charles Burk, daughter Mary Smith (wife of Obediah Smith), and grandson Samuel Burk.
- [S263] W. Mac Jones, The Douglas Register, p. 296, Obadiah Smith and Mary Burk, oldest child Luke born 23 Aug 1744, so marriage assumed to be in 1743.
- [S424] Benjamin B. Weisiger III, Chesterfield County, Virginia, Wills, 1774-1802, Obediah Smith will, dated 2 Jan 1777, proved May 1777, mentions several children and grandchildren but not his wife so she is assumed deceased by 1777.
Samuel Burks III1
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Children with Elizabeth (?):
Milley Burks+ 3 (a 1763 - b 2 Jan 1796)
Samuel Burks IV3 (b 1770 - )
William Burks3 (a 1770 - )
Richard Burks3 (a 1770 - )
Lindsey Burks3 (a 1770 - )
Sally Burks3 (a 1770 - )
Elizabeth Burks3 (a 1770 - )
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6th great-grandfather of William Keith Dishman
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- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 23-24, Will of Samuel Burks, written 6 Oct 1755, probated 12 Feb 1756, wife Mary, sons John Peartree, Samuel, Richard, and Charles, daughters Mary Smith, and Elizabeth Cabell, grandson Samuel Burks, son of Samuel.
- [S647] Albemarle County Will Book 2, pp. 10-11, Will of Samuel Burks Jr., written 5 Jan 1743, probated 13 Jul 1753, further proved Mar 1754, wife Elizabeth, sons David, Richard, John, Charles, George, and Samuel, daughters Elizabeth, Mary Partree, and Million.
- [S1034] Amherst County Order Book 1790-1794, 3 May 1791, Hugh McCabe and Elizabeth, formerly Elizabeth Burks, vs. George Burks, administrator of Samuel Burks, decd., Samuel Burks, heir of Samuel Burks decd, Edward Harding and wife Mary, Archelaus Mitchell and wife Milley, William and Richard Burks by George Burks their guardian, Lindsey Burks, Sally Burks, and Elizabeth Burks by Charles Burks their guardian.
- [S1035] Rev. Bailey Fulton Davis, Amherst County Wills 1761-1865, p.35, Will Book 4, p.66, 17 Jan 1803, dower in estate of Samuel Burks to Hugh McCabe and wife Elizabeth (widow of Samuel Burks).
- [S1035] Rev. Bailey Fulton Davis, Amherst County Wills 1761-1865, p.35, Will Book 2, p.163, 2 Aug 1784, Administrator's bond for Samuel Burks by George Burks, Killis Wright, and James Edmonds.
- [S1035] Rev. Bailey Fulton Davis, Amherst County Wills 1761-1865, p.35, Will Book 2, p.163, 5 Apr 1784, Administrator's bond for Samuel Burks by George Burks, Killis Wright, and James Edmonds.
- [S1035] Rev. Bailey Fulton Davis, Amherst County Wills 1761-1865, p.35, Will Book 2, p.187, 2 Aug 1784, Samuel Burks inventory, estate valued at 632 pounds, 18 shillings, 9 pence.