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| 1.a. John WAUGH was born about 1630
in England. He lived for a time in Northumberland County, Virginia His first wife was Christian His second wife was Elizabeth Children of John WAUGH and Elizabeth were 2a. Joseph WAUGH was born about 1660 in Virginia. Joseph WAUGH married Mary CROSBY ABOUT 1720 Joseph WAUGH died 1 Apr 1726 in Stafford County, Virginia Mary CROSBY was born 28 Jun 1676 in Stafford County, Virginia. She died 14 Dec 1756 in Stafford County, Virginia (Will Book O page 335) Mary CROSBY married (1) married Edward MOUNTJOY about 1709-1710 Children of Edward MOUNTJOY and Mary CROSBY 3a. William MOUNTJOY was born 17 Apr 1711 in Stafford County, Virgnia. William married Phyllis REILLY about 1734. William MOUNTJOY died 27 Sep 1777 in Stafford County, Virginia Children of Joseph WAUGH and Mary CROSBY 3a. Mary WAUGH was born about 1718 in Virginia. She lived near Belle Plaine, on the Potomac Creek. Mary WAUGH married Alexander DONIPHAN 17 Jun 1740 in Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia. Mary died about 1785 in Stafford County, Virginia. 2b. John WAUGH was born about 1661 in Virginia. John WAUGH married Martha VANDEGASTEEL 2c. Elizabeth WAUGH was born about 1662 in Virginia. Elizabeth WAUGH married George MASON George MASON was the son of Colonel George MASON. This George married three times. 1. Mary FOWKES daughter of Colonel Gerard FOWKES 2. Elizabeth WAUGH daughter of John WAUGH and Elizabeth 3. Sarah FRENCH 2d. Ann WAUGH was born about 1662 in Virginia. Ann Waugh married Giles TRAVERS. 2e. Alexander WAUGH was born about 1665 in Virginia. Alexander died in 1665 and died in 1722 2f. Richard WAUGH was born about 1677 2g. David WAUGH was born about 1680 and died 1751-1753 Stafford County, Virginia Will Book page 13 -14 Sam and Ruth Sparcio In the name of God Amen. I William Waugh of Stafford County being sick but of perfect memory thanks be to Almighty God... ordain this my last will & testament.....hereby revoking all other.. in form following Item I give and bequeath my soul unto almight God...buried at the discretion of my executors hereafter named. ..... Item I give unto my loving son Travers Waugh all my land in Fairfax county on the North side of Occuquan...for want of heirs to my loving son Joseph Waugh and heirs of his body lawfully begotten and for want of heirs to my loving son Gowry Waugh and his heirs .. Item I give to my loving son Travers Waugh my Gold Ring... I do hereby apoint my trust friend James Waugh and my loving son Gowry Waugh my executors... this 26th day of October 1747. William Waugh Presence of Eliza Cave, Eliza Ellzey At Court held for Stafford County October 11, 1748 Last will and Testament of William Waugh deceased presented in Court by James Waugh Gentleman. Gowry heir at law being present futher proved by oaths of (witness named) admitted to record... Said executors performing what is usual in such cases...certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate thereof. |
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