Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
NameMary
Birth1769, VA
Deathaft 22 Oct 1856 Age: 87
Spouses
Birth20 Mar 1762, Haguenau, Alsace, France5209,5210,5211
DeathAug 1853, Roane, Tennessee Age: 91
FatherJoseph Kremer (1718-1763)
Marriage1797, Wythe, VA5212
ChildrenMary Ann (1813-1887)
Notes for Mary
not daughter of Robert Pryor who died in Clt County, VA in 1780.

Not likely one of the daughters of Samuel, mentioned in Robert Pryor's will. She's too young.

Harris Pryor in neighboring Prince Edward County in 1783/1784 per TN Pryors. He is on the 1830 census in Roane. He is on p62, north of Tennessee River. Joseph Grammer is on p54, north of Tennessee River. Will of Harris Pryor proved in 1847 in Roane. No wife mentioned. Left majority of estate to nieces Jane Lockett and Frances Hendson. Witnessed by William Lockett and William Davis 3 Jun 1846.

No Pryor/Prior on tax list in Lunenberg county 1783-1787
Notes for Joseph (Spouse 1)
Will proved County Court Minutes Q:354 Aug 1853

Jean Ladislas Pollerescky landed at Newport 7 Jul 1880 per http://www.pitt.edu/~votruba/qsonhist/celebrities/polereczkyj.html. Another site says the date was 10 Jun 1780 http://revwarapps.org/w10915.pdf

reviewed deed index for Roane County, FHL film 007901452. Mary Grammar deeds to Jno W Grammer at the end of deed book N, probaly 1862 or 1863. But no record on the grantee or grantor index for Joseph.

Not listed in 1840 Military Census in Roane County

Info on Joseph by David Grammer
http://www.cs.niu.edu/~mcintire/grammer/PDFFiles/LostFound.pdf

Revolutionary War Pension Application on Footnote:
http://www.footnote.com/image/22083502/josephs|grammer|joseph#22083492

http://en.allexperts.com/q/U-S-History-672/2012/4/...evolutionary-war.htm

Not listed on the 1810 Lee County Personal property tax list on Binns Genealogy or Lee County VA GenWeb
Not listed on the free 1790 and 1800 census indexes on Binns Genealogy
Not listed in 1785 Botetourt County enumeration per book Botetourt County, Virginia, 1785 Enumeration by Charles Burton
Not listed in Persi Index on findmypast.com
No useful records found on general search of Virginia records for Joseph Grammar
Not listed in the 1782 Charlotte Heads of Families. Pryor/Prior not listed either. http://www2.census.gov/prod2/decennial/documents/1790m-02.pdf
Not listed in 1805 Lee County tax list on New River Notes
Not listed in 1782, 1783, 1786, 1787A, 1788A, 1788B, 1789A, 1789B Charlotte County VA tax list on Binns, nor Prior/Pryor
Found on Binns Charlotte 1787B. No Pryor/Prior on 1787A or B
Found on Binns Botetourt 1788B, 1790, 1791, 1792, 1793, 1794, 1795
Not found on Binns Botetourt 1796, 1797, 1798
Not found on Binns Bedford 1796, 1797, 1798
Not found on Binns Russell 1796, 1797, 1798, 1799, 1800.
Not found on New River Greenbrier 1796
Not found on New River Monroe 1799
Not found on New River Kanwha 1796
Not found on Binns Greenbrier 1796, 1797
Not found on Monongalia 1796 or 1797
Found on Binns Russell 1801A (persons near his name in 1801 are on 1800 list)
Not found in Russell after 1813. Lee County tax list not available on Binns after 1813. Not listed in Lee County in 1813
Not in Wythe 1796, 1797, 1800. Other counties between Botetourt and Russell are Monroe and Tazewell. Monroe is now in WV and not on Binns. Tazewell not on Binns. Grayson is near Lee but is not on Binns. Not listed in Washington County in 1799 or 1800. Not listed in Greenbrier or Montgomery in 1796 or 1797.
Not listed in Monroe County 1799 tax list on New River Notes
Not found in 1837 Roane TN tax list. No Grammer/Grammar
County Court cases for Charlotte County after 1774 not available at LVA
County Court Minute books for Charlotte County prior to 1836 not available at LVA
not listed with Jacob Huntsman or William Watson in Charlotte County in 1785 (is with Jacob in 1784 and William in 1786)
Not listed in "Southwest Virginia tax assessments, 1815 : Grayson, Lee, Scott, Russell, Washington, and Wythe Counties" / compiled by Mary B. Kegley.
Researched Colonial Williamsburg manuscript collection for references to Lauzun. There are references but none that would appear relevant to this search.
Not listed in 1809 Lee County Land Tax book, Empire Mountain Quarterly Summer 1987 vol 8 #2 p120
Not listed in 1810 Lee County Land Tax book, Empire Mountain Quarterly Winter 1987 vol 6 #4 p276
Not listed 1815 Russell County personal property tax list, not listed 1810 Russell County slaveholder list, not listed on 1814 Russell County VA land tax list http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~varussel/census/1815taxassessments.html


Married by John Weatherford in Charlotte County, VA
about John Weatherford:
http://www.victorianvilla.com/sims-mitchell/local/articles/phsp/005/

Searched all Ansearchin News for Grammar and Grammer and Gramer. Nothing new found.
Binns Lee County 1800 Personal Joseph Garner? No Pryor
Binns Lee County 1799 Land. No Pryor or Gramer
Binns Lee County 1799 Personal no Grammer, no Pryor
Notes for Joseph (Spouse 1)
(Research):Virginia Guardianship /Fiduciary Books

When an individual acts as a trustee for another, the relationship is described as a fiduciary one. The protection of inherited property (both real and personal) was an important reason for the creation of court records. When minor children survived a parent, a guardian was often appointed to protect the estate for the children. Appointments of guardians are recorded in the county court order books. In the index, the guardian appointments may be listed in the name of the orphan, the name of the guardian, or under the general category "orphans."

A guardian was appointed by the court only if there was an estate to protect. At age thirteen, a child was eligible to go into court and choose his own guardian. Poor orphaned children did not have guardians and were bound out to learn a trade. In the colonial period, this was handled by the vestry of each Anglican parish. After disestablishment, the orphans were bound out by the overseers of the poor for the county. Records of apprenticeship are found in the county court order books.

Periodically guardians were required to bring estate accounts into court. These were often recorded in volumes known as guardians accounts. The estate of a deceased person with minor children required the keeping of records (estate or fiduciary) until it was settled. This occurred when the last minor child married or arrived at legal age. Records of this sort are found in will books, estate account books, and fiduciary or audit books.
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