CHAPPELL Martha H.

Martha married JETER Thomas L. between 1880 and 1885. Thomas was born on 26 Jun 1858; died on 21 Aug 1936; was buried in Richmond, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. JETER Helen D. was born in Oct 1885 in VA; died on 9 Jun 1922; was buried in Richmond, Virginia, USA.
2. JETER Clara M. was born in Jul 1888 in VA; and died.
3. JETER Larence Trant was born on 17 Dec 1890 in VA; died on 18 Sep 1939; was buried in Richmond, Virginia, USA.
4. JETER Margaret W. was born in Nov 1894 in VA; died on 21 Sep 1976; was buried in Chilesburg VA.
5. JETER Littleton C. was born on 9 Nov 1896 in VA; died on 30 May 1903 in VA; was buried in Richmond, Virginia, USA.
6. JETER Mildred D. was born in May 1899 in VA; and died.

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• Reference Number: 579

Notes:

Zimmerman records indicate that he was married previous to Elizabeth Graves and had 6 children, no names of that wife are children are given. No other record has been found to date to support this.

Littleton married GRAVES Elizabeth (Betsy) on 3 Nov 1828 in Sussex County, VA. Elizabeth (daughter of GRAVES Solomon and PENNINGTON Polly) was born about 1810 in Sussex County, VA; died about 1835 in Greenville, Augusta, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alt. Death: Between 1848 and 1850

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• Reference Number: 577
• Military: 1812; War of 1812
• Census: 1820, Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States

Notes:

Records show that they had 11 kids


Library of Virginia Microfilm Reel #35 Surry County Order Book (23 May 1804 - 26 March 1807) pp. 1-523:

[p.399] At a Court held for Surry County, June the 24th 1806. Present. Robert Mc.Intosh, Nicholas Sebrell, John H. Cocke & Archibald Davis Gentlemen Justices.
Ordered that Littleberry Chappell be appointed Surveyor of the Road in [blank] precinct in the room of Stephen Lucas who is discharged to work thereon do keep the said Road in constant lawful repair. [The Otterdam Meeting house Road/District/Precinct?]

Descendants of Hugh Lee I
Being researched by the Lee family:
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8. SAMUEL⁶ LEE (THOMAS⁵, SAMUEL⁴, HUGH³, HUGH², HUGH¹) was born Bef. 1759, and died 1801 in Prince George County, Virginia. He married SUSANNAH BONNER 1790 in Prince George County, Virginia, daughter of THOMAS BONNER and UNKNOWN CHAPPELL. She was born Bef. 1759 in Prince George County, Virginia, and died Unknown in Prince George County, Virginia. Samuel inherited 600 acres from his grandfather, Samuel Lee, and had another 1,000 acres of own.
CHAPPELL LEE, b. Bet. 1791 - 1805; d. Unknown.
LITTLEBERRY LEE, b. Bet. 1791 - 1805; m. UNKNOWN TEMPLE; b. Bet. 1791 - 1805.
vi. LITTLEBERRY LEE, b. Bet. 1791 - 1805; m. UNKNOWN TEMPLE; b. Bet. 1791 - 1805.
Notes for LITTLEBERRY LEE:
Littleberry Lee as a son of Samuel and Susannah is shown in Benjamin Weisiger's chart, but that chart does not show Chappell Lee as a son.

Prince George records show a survey of his estate of 575 acres next to James Baugh, Thomas Newell, Glebe land, mill pond, Great Branch and Bull Branch. Divided between Lodowick (80 acres), Thomas (178 acres), Chappell (120 acres) and Richard (198 acres).

Library of Virginia Microfilm Reel #35 Surry County Order Book (23 May 1804 - 26 March 1807) pp. 1-523
Absent John Newsum, Robert M^c.Intosh, William Scammell, Nicholas Sebrell & Lemuel Bailey Gent & Present Archibald Cocke Gent.
Upon the petition of Stephen Lucas for leave to open a new Road, the persons appointed to view the way proposed returned their report in these words to wit, "Agreeably to an order of the worshipful Court of Surry County hereto annexed We Edward Marks, Robert Booth, Thomas Bishop and Herman Bishop hath viewed the way proposed to open a Road from the Otterdam meeting house in the Huntington road opposite to Stephen Lucas's plantation, and we find that no inconvenience can result in consequence of opening the said Road, and believe that the publick will be much benefitted by the same" (signed) "Edward Marks, Robert Booth, Thomas Bishop, Herman Bishop" The same being read and considered it is ordered that leave be granted to open the said Road from the Otterdam meeting house to the Huntington Road, that the same compose a District to be denominated the Otterdam Meeting house Road, that Robert Booth be surveyor thereof and that he, with the male labouring tithables of himself, Stephen Lucas, Nicholas Hite, Thomas Bishop, Robert Davis, James Bishop, Jonathan Richards, and
[p.401] Abraham Freeland do keep the said Road in constant good repair.
Ordered that Littleberry Chappell be appointed Surveyor of the Road in [blank] precinct in the room of Stephen Lucas who is discharged to work thereon do keep the said Road in constant lawful repair. [The Otterdam Meeting house Road/District/Precinct?]

Military:
U.S., War of 1812 Service Records, 1812-1815
about Littleberry Chappell
Name:Littleberry Chappell          
Company:CAPT. JUDKINS' COMPANY, VIRGINIA MILITIA.          
Rank - Induction:PRIVATE          
Rank - Discharge:PRIVATE          
Roll Box:38          
Roll Exct:602     

Full View of Record: War of 1812 Pay Roll
Choose format: Standard format Catalog card Name tags MARC tags     
    
Title:Chappell, Littleberry.          
Gen. noteMuster Rolls, p.494          
NotePart of index to: Pay Rolls of Militia Entitled to Land Bounty Under the Act of Congress of Sept. 28, 1850 (Richmond, 1851) and: Muster Rolls of the Virginia Militia in the War of 1812 (Richmond, 1852) which supplements Pay Rolls. This collection is also available on microfilm.          
NoteWar of 1812 pay rolls and muster rolls.          
Subject - PersonalChappell, Littleberry.          
Subject -GeographicUnited States -- History -- War of 1812 -- Registers.                    
System Number000623971          

    

Littleberry married DOBIE Claramond on 4 Feb 1802 in Sussex County, VA. Claramond (daughter of DOBIE Peter and CLIFTON Mary) was born in 1778 in Sussex County, VA; died on 26 Sep 1826 in Sussex County, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 578

Notes:

Person Source

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Married:
Family Source
Married by Rev Drewry Lane
Nathaniel Dobie, Surety

Solomon married PENNINGTON Polly. Polly and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 586
• Alt. Birth: 5 Mar 1746; Other Birth

Notes:

Will written July 9th, 1818 and proven Nov 5th, 1818

Person Source

During the Revolutionary War period, houses and property of Quakers were plundered, "chiefly for military requisitions". Twenty Quakers recorded as having "suffered for refusing the test or to contribute for the support of the war". The Blackwater Monthly meeting was more persistent on the tax and test issue than others and consequently suffered more. The monthly meeting books describe this as a " time of calamity and close trial". Examples are: April 4,1806, Exum Bailey reported taken from him by William Harrison, one hat and a gun under the militia law. April 4, 1780, Chappell and Peter Binford reported taken from them, 1 mare, 3 barrels of corn, 1 bed and some furniture for refusal to take "the test" and contribute to the support of the war. April 4,1806, Joseph Sebrell reported taken from him by William Harrison, two wool hats under militia law. In the late 1700s and early 1800s many friends from Blackwater moved into North Carolina and eastern Ohio. In 1770, Pattison, who formed the particular meeting in Amelia, was abandoned as all of the members has migrated with the exception of the William Bott and William Reams families. The Ladd, Sadler, Ward and Durham families formed new congregations in Mecklenburg and Brunswick Counties.

1A: JAMES GEE JR. who died before his father and left a daughter BOYCE GEE, to whom her grandfather have a plantation in Prince George Co, lying between Joseph and Warwick Swamps. She married WILLIAM GARY.

There is known two daughters of this marriage: ELIZABETH GEE who married JOHN MASON, JR., (son of John Mason and Elizabeth Chappell of Sussex Co.) but died without issue. John Mason Jr. afterwards married Mrs. JANE (PARHAM) THWEATT, formerly Miss Jane Parham, daughter of Ephraim and Rebecca Parham, of Sussex. Co., Va. John and Jane had a son, CAPTAIN JOHN RAINES MASON, of Sussex. The second daughter was SARAH GEE who married JOHN RIVES of Sussex Co and later JOHN BRADLEY.

1B: CHARLES GEE. married MARY CHAPPELL, a daughter of James Chappell and Elizabeth Briggs of Sussex Co., Va. This James Chappell was formerly of Prince George Co. This same James Chappell and Elizabeth Briggs had several other children, among whom was James Chapell, Jr., of Sussex who married a cousin, Elizabeth Briggs. They had another daughter Elizabeth Chappell, who married Major John Mason, of Sussex Co.

James married HINES Sally on 20 Apr 1769 in Sussex County, VA. Sally (daughter of HINES William and LITTLE Rebecca) was born on 11 May 1752; died in 1824. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 587

Notes:

Virginia Marriages to 1800
about Chappell, James
Spouse 1:Chappell, James Spouse 2:Hines, Sally Marriage Date:20 Apr 1769 Marriage Location:Virginia Sussex County

Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970
about Sallie Hines
Name:Sallie Hines          
SAR Membership:54168          
Death Date:1824          
Spouse:James Chappell          
Children:Littleberry Chappell          

Peter married CLIFTON Mary. Mary and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]