Bruce Dishman Stewart

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1. [S5] J. S. Dishman Family, Directory of names and birth dates (unpublished), compiled by David Hopkins, 6 Aug 2021.
2. [S593] , "Virginia, U.S., Birth Records, 1912-2015, Delayed Birth Records, 1721-1920," database, Ancestry, Bruce Dishman Stewart, 27 Jan 1958, Arlington, Virginia; citing Virginia, Births, 1721–2015. Virginia Department of Health, Richmond, Virginia.
3. [S1307] Maine State Archives, Maine, U.S., Marriage Index, 1892-1996. Online Database https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/6904/, Ancestry.com, Bruce D Stewart and Rebecca J Ricker, 14 September 1985, Maine. Hereinafter cited as Maine Marriages 1892-1996.
4. [S34] Personal knowledge of researcher: Facebook post by Will Stewart on Bruce Stewart's timeline, 8 Aug 2023, "Nancy and I are sad to inform you that after a long bout with a number of medical conditions, our dear brother Bruce has passed from this life to the next."
5. [S34] Personal knowledge.

David Dishman, Sr.^1,2

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1. [S10] Samuel Dishman (Duchmein) will (15 Nov 1726), Deeds & Wills No. 8, 1723 - 1738, page 84, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. son David Dishman named as heir.
2. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
3. [S33] Assumption of this researcher: David selected Original Brown as his guardian in Feb 1729/30 placing his date of birth between 1709 and 1716 (you could choose your own guardian if you were between 14 and 21 years old). He is assumed to have been born in Westmoreland County, VA where his father resided for his entire time in Virginia.
4. [S582] Westmoreland County Miscellaneous Documents 1706-1801 entry dated 25 Feb 1729, appointment of Original Brown as guardian of David Dishman following the death of his mother Cornelia, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. Hereinafter cited as Westmoreland Misc Docs 1706-1801.
5. [S51] Westmoreland County Court Order Book Order Book (1739-1743), entry dated 18 March 1740/41, details the division of the estate of John Weedon between his son John Weedon, son Augustine Weedon, John Dishman who married daughter Mary Weedon, and David Dishman who married daughter Sarah Weedon, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. Hereinafter cited as Westmoreland Order Book.
6. [S153] David Dishman Sr. will (25 Apr 1788), Will Book 15, County Clerk's Office, Tappahannock, Essex County, Virginia, United States. Death probably occurred just prior to probate of will.
7. [S10] Samuel Dishman will (d.1726), Deeds & Wills No. 8, 1723 - 1738, page 84.
8. [S51] Westmoreland Order Book 1739-1743, p.23, 23 Nov 1739.
9. [S51] Westmoreland Order Book Order Book (1739-1743), entry dated 18 March 1740/41, details the division of the estate of John Weedon between his son John Weedon, son Augustine Weedon, John Dishman who married daughter Mary Weedon, and David Dishman who married daughter Sarah Dishman.
10. [S204] Essex County, Virginia Deed Book, Vol. 30 (1765-1772), entry 187, David Dishman, County Clerk's Office, Tappahannock, Essex County, Virginia, United States. Hereinafter cited as Essex Co. Deed Book.
11. [S578] David Dishman, A032354. Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR Genealogical Research Databases. Online Database http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research, DAR. Hereinafter cited as DAR Databases.
12. [S118] Netti Schreiner-Yantis and Florene Speakman Love, compilers, The 1787 Census of Virginia, (Springfield, VA: Genealogical Books in Print, 1987). p. 1346.
13. [S153] Will - David Dishman Sr. (1794), Will Book 15.
14. [S122] George H. S. King Papers, (ca. 1930-1985), typewritten transcript titled "Deposition of James Dishman of King George County", taken from Essex County, Virginia, Chancery Suit box 1774-1784, Folder 2D1-88, by G.H.S. King on 1-5-1957.
15. [S313] Essex County, Virginia, Chancery Causes, box 2-2, David Dishman et al vs. Theodore Fitzhugh et al, index number 1800-025; imaged, (https://www.lva.virginia.gov/chancery/case_detail.asp?CFN=057-1800-025),Library of Virginia, Chancery Records Index, deposition of James Dishman taken on 13 June 1796.
16. [S280] Dishman et al v. Dishman, Essex County Chancery Court Records, (21 Dec 1798), County Clerk's Office, Tappahannock, Essex County, Virginia, United States.

Mary Dishman¹

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1. [S10] Samuel Dishman (Duchmein) will (15 Nov 1726), Deeds & Wills No. 8, 1723 - 1738, page 84, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. mentions daughter Mary Dishman.
2. [S33] Assumption of this researcher: Assuming that the birth order of Samuel Dishman's children is the same as the order they are mentioned in his will, Mary would be the youngest child and would be born after Peter who was born c1718, so her birth year is assumed to be c1719.
3. [S111] Fothergill, Augusta B., Compiler, Wills of Westmoreland County, Virginia, 1654-1800, (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1973; reprint Richmond, VA: Appeals Press, 1925). p. 164, Elizabeth Brown entry, will dated 30 Aug 1770 refers to her sister Mary Rutherford and brother James Dishman.
4. [S1320] Elizabeth Brown will (30 Aug 1770), Will Book 15, pp. 120-121, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. mentions sister Mary Rutherford and brother James Dishman.
5. [S111] Fothergill, Augusta B., Westmoreland Co. Wills 1654-1800, p. 164, will of Elizabeth Dishman Brown written 31 Aug 1770 mentions sister Mary Rutherford and brother James Dishman.
6. [S10] Samuel Dishman will (d.1726), Deeds & Wills No. 8, 1723 - 1738, page 84.
7. [S346] Genealogical papers, Hagey, William Anderson, (ca. 1940-1998), box 2, file 107, "Dishman, Elizabeth and Original Browne (d. 1757)", cites will of Elizabeth (Dishman) Brown dated 31 Aug 1770, reference no. Mss1 H1227 a FA2, Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, Virginia, United States.
8. [S111] Fothergill, Augusta B., Westmoreland Co. Wills 1654-1800, p. 164.
9. [S1320] Elizabeth Brown will, Will Book 15, pp. 120-121.

James Dishman, Sr.¹

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1. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
2. [S122] George H. S. King Papers, (ca. 1930-1985), typewritten transcript titled "Deposition of James Dishman of King George County", taken from Essex County, Virginia, Chancery Suit box 1774-1784, Folder 2D1-88, by G.H.S. King on 1-5-1957. Deposition, dated 13 June 1796, states that James Dishman is "aged 84 or thereabouts", which gives his year of birth as approximately 1712.
3. [S51] Westmoreland County Court Order Book Order Book (1739-1743), entry dated 18 March 1740/41, details the division of the estate of John Weedon between his son John Weedon, son Augustine Weedon, John Dishman who married daughter Mary Weedon, and David Dishman who married daughter Sarah Weedon, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. Hereinafter cited as Westmoreland Order Book.
4. [S102] James Dallas Dishman, Compiler, Dishman Family Genealogical Chart, (Lynchburg, VA: Privately printed, 1993).
5. [S133] James Dishman will (25 Nov 1790), Will Book 2, page 271, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States. probated 4 Sep 1800 in King George Co. VA.
6. [S10] Samuel Dishman (Duchmein) will (15 Nov 1726), Deeds & Wills No. 8, 1723 - 1738, page 84, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States.
7. [S51] Westmoreland Order Book 1731-1739, p. 78a.
8. [S11] John Dishman will (20 Mar 1739), Deed Book 9, page 31a, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States.
9. [S111] Fothergill, Augusta B., Compiler, Wills of Westmoreland County, Virginia, 1654-1800, (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1973; reprint Richmond, VA: Appeals Press, 1925). p. 107.
10. [S51] Westmoreland Order Book Order Book (1739-1743), entry dated 18 March 1740/41, details the division of the estate of John Weedon between his son John Weedon, son Augustine Weedon, John Dishman who married daughter Mary Weedon, and David Dishman who married daughter Sarah Dishman.
11. [S346] Genealogical papers, Hagey, William Anderson, (ca. 1940-1998), box 2, file 107, "Dishman, Elizabeth and Original Browne (d. 1757)", cites will of Elizabeth (Dishman) Brown dated 31 Aug 1770, reference no. Mss1 H1227 a FA2, Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, Virginia, United States.
12. [S111] Fothergill, Augusta B., Westmoreland Co. Wills 1654-1800, p. 164.
13. [S1320] Elizabeth Brown will (30 Aug 1770), Will Book 15, pp. 120-121, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States.
14. [S578] James Dishman, A032355. Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR Genealogical Research Databases. Online Database http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research, DAR. Hereinafter cited as DAR Databases.
15. [S1082] McIlwaine, H. R., editor, Journals of the Council of the State of Virginia, Volume 1, Jul 1776 to Oct 1777 (Richmond: The Virginia State Library, 1931). p. 305, on a recommendation from the Court of Westmoreland County, John Martin and James Dishman appointed inspectors at Mattox and Mackodich Warehouses, 7 Jan 1777.
16. [S1083] Hall, Wilmer L., editor, Journals of the Council of the State of Virginia, Volume 3, Dec 1781 to Nov 177786 (Richmond: The Virginia State Library, 1969). p. 87, Baldwin Dade and James Dishman appointed inspectors of tobacco at Boyds Hole and Machodeck Warehouses, 10 May 1782.
17. [S1083] Hall, Wilmer L., Council Journal of Virginia, p. 263, James Dishman and Robert Alexander appointed inspectors of tobacco at Boyds Hole and Mechodax Warehouses, 30 May 1783.
18. [S118] Netti Schreiner-Yantis and Florene Speakman Love, compilers, The 1787 Census of Virginia, (Springfield, VA: Genealogical Books in Print, 1987). p. 370.
19. [S133] James Dishman, Sr. will (1800), Will Book 2, page 271. son John, son James, son William, daughter Mildred Bryan, daughter Elizabeth Massey, grandsons James Dishman Massey and William Lovell Massey, daughter Sarah Baker, gradndaughter Mary Dishman, grandson James Baker.
20. [S122] George H. S. King Papers, (ca. 1930-1985), typewritten transcript titled "Deposition of James Dishman of King George County", taken from Essex County, Virginia, Chancery Suit box 1774-1784, Folder 2D1-88, by G.H.S. King on 1-5-1957.
21. [S313] Essex County, Virginia, Chancery Causes, box 2-2, David Dishman et al vs. Theodore Fitzhugh et al, index number 1800-025; imaged, (https://www.lva.virginia.gov/chancery/case_detail.asp?CFN=057-1800-025),Library of Virginia, Chancery Records Index, deposition of James Dishman taken on 13 June 1796.
22. [S187] John Frederick Dorman, "King George County, Virginia, 1800 Tax List," The Virginia Genealogist 34 (1991): 89-95.

Samuel Dishman, Jr.¹

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1. [S51] Westmoreland County Court Order Book (1705-1721), p.354, court of 27 Aug 1718 includes a reference to "Samuel Dishmen junr.", County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. Hereinafter cited as Westmoreland Order Book.
2. [S33] Assumption of this researcher: Samuel Jr. is assumed to be the first born son since he was named after his father. A Westmoreland court judged a slave owned by Samuel Jr to be 7 yrs old on 27 Aug 1718. If we assume Samuel had to be 21 to own property, then he was born before August 1697.
3. [S10] Samuel Dishman (Duchmein) will (15 Nov 1726), Deeds & Wills No. 8, 1723 - 1738, page 84, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. son Samuel Jr. is not mentioned so is assumed to be deceased prior to 1726 when will was written.
4. [S51] Westmoreland Order Book (1705-1721), p.354, court of 27 Aug 1718 includes a reference to "Samuel Dishmen junr.", indicating he was living in 1718.
5. [S33] Assumption: No records have been found indicating that Samuel Dishman, Jr. ever married.

Original Brown¹

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1. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
2. [S33] Assumption of this researcher.
3. [S10] Samuel Dishman (Duchmein) will (15 Nov 1726), Deeds & Wills No. 8, 1723 - 1738, page 84, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. refers to "daughter Elizabeth Brown", so marriage occured prior to Nov 1726.
4. [S111] Fothergill, Augusta B., Compiler, Wills of Westmoreland County, Virginia, 1654-1800, (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1973; reprint Richmond, VA: Appeals Press, 1925). p. 143.
5. [S582] Westmoreland County Miscellaneous Documents 1706-1801 entry dated 25 Feb 1729, appointment of Original Brown as guardian of David Dishman following the death of his mother Cornelia, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. Hereinafter cited as Westmoreland Misc Docs 1706-1801.
6. [S111] Fothergill, Augusta B., Westmoreland Co. Wills 1654-1800, p. 143 (Will Book 13).
7. [S1286] Original Brown will (29 Jan 1744), Will Book 13, p. 183, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States.

Thomas Grigsby¹

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1. [S535] Nicklin, John Bailey Calvert, compiler, St. Paul's Parish Register, Stafford and King George Counties, Virginia, 1715-1798, (Baltimore: Clearfield, 1962). p. 18, married, Anne Dishman of Washington Parish and Thomas Grigsby of Overwharton Parish, Nov 25, 1729.
2. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
3. [S183] Therese A. Fisher, Compiler and Editor, Marriage Records of the City of Fredericksburg, and of Orange, Spotsylvania, and Stafford Counties, Virginia, 1722-1850, (Bowie, Maryland: Heritage Books, 1990). page 74.
4. [S102] James Dallas Dishman, Compiler, Dishman Family Genealogical Chart, (Lynchburg, VA: Privately printed, 1993).

John Rutherford¹

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1. [S111] Fothergill, Augusta B., Compiler, Wills of Westmoreland County, Virginia, 1654-1800, (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1973; reprint Richmond, VA: Appeals Press, 1925). p. 164, Elizabeth Brown entry, will dated 30 Aug 1770 refers to her sister Mary Rutherford and brother James Dishman.
2. [S1320] Elizabeth Brown will (30 Aug 1770), Will Book 15, pp. 120-121, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. mentions sister Mary Rutherford and brother James Dishman.

Sarah Weedon¹

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1. [S51] Westmoreland County Court Order Book Order Book (1739-1743), entry dated 18 March 1740/41, details the division of the estate of John Weedon between his son John Weedon, son Augustine Weedon, John Dishman who married daughter Mary Weedon, and David Dishman who married daughter Sarah Dishman, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. Hereinafter cited as Westmoreland Order Book.
2. [S160] Descendants of George Weedon, online http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/o/w/Carolyn-Lowe/index.html, downloaded 5 Jan 2003. Sarah Weedon entry (#9).
3. [S51] Westmoreland Order Book Order Book (1739-1743), entry dated 18 March 1740/41, details the division of the estate of John Weedon between his son John Weedon, son Augustine Weedon, John Dishman who married daughter Mary Weedon, and David Dishman who married daughter Sarah Weedon.
4. [S111] Fothergill, Augusta B., Compiler, Wills of Westmoreland County, Virginia, 1654-1800, (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1973; reprint Richmond, VA: Appeals Press, 1925). page 110, John Weedon Sr. entry.

Mary Weedon¹

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1. [S51] Westmoreland County Court Order Book Order Book (1739-1743), entry dated 18 March 1740/41, details the division of the estate of John Weedon between his son John Weedon, son Augustine Weedon, John Dishman who married daughter Mary Weedon, and David Dishman who married daughter Sarah Dishman, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States. Hereinafter cited as Westmoreland Order Book.
2. [S160] Descendants of George Weedon, online http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/o/w/Carolyn-Lowe/index.html, downloaded 5 Jan 2003. Mary Weedon entry (#10).
3. [S51] Westmoreland Order Book Order Book (1739-1743), entry dated 18 March 1740/41, details the division of the estate of John Weedon between his son John Weedon, son Augustine Weedon, John Dishman who married daughter Mary Weedon, and David Dishman who married daughter Sarah Weedon.
4. [S102] James Dallas Dishman, Compiler, Dishman Family Genealogical Chart, (Lynchburg, VA: Privately printed, 1993).
5. [S111] Fothergill, Augusta B., Compiler, Wills of Westmoreland County, Virginia, 1654-1800, (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1973; reprint Richmond, VA: Appeals Press, 1925). page 110, John Weedon Sr. entry.

Sarah Rennolds¹

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1. [S305] Order Book, No. 28 (1770-1773) pp. 424-425, 21 Dec 1772, order regarding the division of Peter Dishman's estate, refers to "Sarah Dishman widow and relic of Peter Dishman dec'd". County Clerk's Office, Tappahannock, Essex County, Virginia, United States. Hereinafter cited as Essex County Order Book.
2. [S33] Assumption of this researcher: birth occurred approximatley 20 years before marriage.
3. [S300] Essex County Will Book, No. 12, p. 533-534, 21 Jun 1773, division of the slaves belonging to Peter Dishman's estate, names wife Sarah, sons Samuel, Jeremiah, William, James, and John, daughter Sarah, and son-in-law Thomas Garnett Noell, County Clerk's Office, Tappahannock, Essex County, Virginia, United States. Hereinafter cited as Essex County Will Book.
4. [S300] Essex County Will Book, No. 12: pp. 94-95, inventory of Peter Dishman, ordered 21 Nov 1763, filed 20 Feb 1764, Sarah Dishman administrator.
5. [S305] Essex County Order Book, No. 28 (1770-1773), pp. 424-425, 21 Dec 1772, order regarding the division of Peter Dishman's estate.
6. [S578] Sarah Dishman, A032358. Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR Genealogical Research Databases. Online Database http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research, DAR. Hereinafter cited as DAR Databases.

Samuel Dishman, Sr.

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1. [S182] Dishman-Hagey Correspondence, compiled by Keith Dishman, From 1985 to 1993, Family Group sheet of Frances Sanford prepared 15 Jun 1989 by W.A. Hagey.
2. [S346] Genealogical papers, Hagey, William Anderson, (ca. 1940-1998), box 2, file 120, "Dishman, John (ca 1698-1739) and Francis Weedon, 2 of 3", copy of Westmoreland County Orders, 28 Apr 1741 (West Co Orders 1739-1743, p. 94) stating that "Samuel Dishman son of John Dishman dec'd came into court and made choice of his father-in-law Robert Harrison for his guardian", implying that John Dishman was born circa 1725 assuming guardian choice occurred at age 16, reference no. Mss1 H1227 a FA2, Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, Virginia, United States.
3. [S52] Westmoreland County Deed & Will Book: 11, 1747-1756, pp. 440-441, 31 Oct 1752, division of land belonging to William and Grace Butler, deceased, to their children. Daughter Mary Butler, wife of Samuel Dishman, 150 acres in Westmoreland County, daughter Ann Butler 150 acres i Westmoreland County, and daughter Grace Butler 200 acres in Caroline County., County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States.
4. [S375] Headley, Robert K., Married Well and Often, Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia 1649-1800, (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, 2003). p. 108, Dishman, Samuel and Butler, Mary.
5. [S182] Dishman-Hagey Correspondence, From 1985 to 1993, in 30 Dec 1986 letter WAH states "From lead supplied by you, I have proven positively that the first wife of Samuel Dishman (1723-1796), Mary Butler, was a daughter of William Butler (d. 1731) and Grace Price, and a granddaughter of Thomas Butler (d. 1714)...".
6. [S102] James Dallas Dishman, Compiler, Dishman Family Genealogical Chart, (Lynchburg, VA: Privately printed, 1993).
7. [S13] Samuel Dishman Sr. will (16 Dec 1793), Will Book 2, page 198, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States. proved 5 May 1796, King George County, Virginia so assumed he died the same year.
8. [S11] John Dishman will (20 Mar 1739), Deed Book 9, page 31a, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, United States.
9. [S111] Fothergill, Augusta B., Compiler, Wills of Westmoreland County, Virginia, 1654-1800, (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1973; reprint Richmond, VA: Appeals Press, 1925). p. 107.
10. [S578] Samuel Dishman, A032357. Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR Genealogical Research Databases. Online Database http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research, DAR. Hereinafter cited as DAR Databases.
11. [S118] Netti Schreiner-Yantis and Florene Speakman Love, compilers, The 1787 Census of Virginia, (Springfield, VA: Genealogical Books in Print, 1987). p. 370.
12. [S13] Dishman, Samuel - Will (d.1796), Will Book 2, page 198.
13. [S13] Dishman, Samuel - Will (d.1796), Will Book 2, page 198. proved 5 May 1796, King George County, Virginia.

Sarah Dishman

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1. [S163] Patti McLaughlin, "Re: Sarah Dishman married Berryman", posted 24 Feb 2000, Dishman Family Genealogy Forum, online http://genforum.genealogy.com/dishman/all.html, downloaded 25 Jan 2003, Extract from District of Columbia Genealogical Records Committee, vol. 12, p. 83.
2. [S348] Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books, 152 vols, online http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=3174 , Vol 137:1917-1918, pp. 31-31, Florence S. Berryman lineage, #136088, Sarah Dishman Berryman (1733-1812), patriot, furnished horses, food, and closthing , Ancestry.com, Provo, Utah County, Utah, United States . Hereinafter cited as DAR Lineage Books.
3. [S1288] Berryman Family Bible Record, 1716-1833, loose "Family Record" page from unknown bible; Photocopy held by Keith Dishman, Johns Creek, Fulton County, Georgia, 2024. Bible record (1 page) containing the birth and death dates of James Berryman, his wife Sarah Dishman Berryman, and their 8 children. Source is unknown, copy was included in corresdpondence between William Anderson Hagey and James Dallas Dishman, who gave it to Keith Dishman in 2013.
4. [S1319] Lineage application of Florence Seville Berryman, National No. 136088, Daughters of the American Revolution, White Hall Bible record, Sarah, wife of James Berryman, b. 5 Apr 1733, d. 19 Apr 1812.
5. [S111] Fothergill, Augusta B., Compiler, Wills of Westmoreland County, Virginia, 1654-1800, (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1973; reprint Richmond, VA: Appeals Press, 1925). p. 167, James Berryman, written 25 Jan 1772, probated 27 Jul 1773, daughters Katy, Frances, and Sarah, sons James, Samuel, and Newton, wife Sarah, estate to wife and children.
6. [S578] Sarah Berryman, A009667, furnished horses, food, and closthing for the soldiers of Virginia. Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR Genealogical Research Databases. Online Database http://services.dar.org/public/dar_research, DAR. Hereinafter cited as DAR Databases.