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Anne Carter <I>Harrison</I> Randolph

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Anne Carter Harrison Randolph

Birth
Charles City County, Virginia, USA
Death
1784 (aged 60–61)
Powhatan County, Virginia, USA
Burial
Henrico County, Virginia, USA Add to Map
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info only, per the will of Peyton Randolph living at Fighting Creek at Peyton Randolph's death, 1784
Henrico County, Virginia Will Book 1, 1781-1787
Will of Peyton Randolph of Wilton; w. 29 Feb 1784; pr 7 Jun 1784; to wife Lucy Randolph, land in Powhatan County called Fighting Creek, with all slaves, stock, tools etc., for the life of my mother Anne Randolph, subject to conditions; if my Wife shall remove there to live during the
lifetime of my Mother, then she is to receive that estate for life and £500 to buy furniture; if my wife chooses to live at my present Mansion house called Wilton after the death of my Mother, she is to have it for life and also 1/3 of the wheat and tobacco crops at Fighting Creek...
Direct descendant of Robert" King" Carter 1663-1732 of Corotoman, Lancaster County, VA through her mother.

Mother of:
Children ^**
William 1736 d.s.p. died young
Sarah ? 1736 m1 William Harrison b1732 of Berkeley
Peyton Randolph 1738..1739-1784 of Wilton m1 Lucy Bassett Harrison 1755-1809 of Berkeley
Peter Randolph 1738-1832 d.s.p. m1 Mary Spotswood gd/gov m2 Mary Page of North End
Anne W. Randolph 1740/44-1767 married in 176* to Benjamin Harrison 1742-1807 of Brandon
Benjamin W. Randolph ca 1741 - Daft1784
Harrison Randolph b ca 174? - d ca1803 Brunswick Co, state auditor 1784
Lucy W. Randolph 1744- m1 1764 Lewis Burwell D1779 of Kingsmill
Elizabeth W. Randolph ca 1745 m1 Philip Ludwell Grymes of Brandon

^**, sources are not in precise agreement , best effort dates may not be precise, non numeric characters reflect significant uncertainty
info only, per the will of Peyton Randolph living at Fighting Creek at Peyton Randolph's death, 1784
Henrico County, Virginia Will Book 1, 1781-1787
Will of Peyton Randolph of Wilton; w. 29 Feb 1784; pr 7 Jun 1784; to wife Lucy Randolph, land in Powhatan County called Fighting Creek, with all slaves, stock, tools etc., for the life of my mother Anne Randolph, subject to conditions; if my Wife shall remove there to live during the
lifetime of my Mother, then she is to receive that estate for life and £500 to buy furniture; if my wife chooses to live at my present Mansion house called Wilton after the death of my Mother, she is to have it for life and also 1/3 of the wheat and tobacco crops at Fighting Creek...
Direct descendant of Robert" King" Carter 1663-1732 of Corotoman, Lancaster County, VA through her mother.

Mother of:
Children ^**
William 1736 d.s.p. died young
Sarah ? 1736 m1 William Harrison b1732 of Berkeley
Peyton Randolph 1738..1739-1784 of Wilton m1 Lucy Bassett Harrison 1755-1809 of Berkeley
Peter Randolph 1738-1832 d.s.p. m1 Mary Spotswood gd/gov m2 Mary Page of North End
Anne W. Randolph 1740/44-1767 married in 176* to Benjamin Harrison 1742-1807 of Brandon
Benjamin W. Randolph ca 1741 - Daft1784
Harrison Randolph b ca 174? - d ca1803 Brunswick Co, state auditor 1784
Lucy W. Randolph 1744- m1 1764 Lewis Burwell D1779 of Kingsmill
Elizabeth W. Randolph ca 1745 m1 Philip Ludwell Grymes of Brandon

^**, sources are not in precise agreement , best effort dates may not be precise, non numeric characters reflect significant uncertainty

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