John Wilks Sr, 1734–1806?> (aged 71 years)
- Name
- John /Wilks/ Sr
- Given names
- John
- Surname
- Wilks
- Name suffix
- Sr
Birth
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Note: or London, if 21 in 1755 when deeded land in Loudoun County, Virginia, USA, by his father |
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Birth of a brother
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Note: birthdate assuming he was 21 when first deed transacted; he and sister Elizabeth were adopted by Francis Wilks according to Bastardy Book listing in Loudoun or Fairfax Co., VA |
Death of a mother
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Birth of a sister
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Note: she and brother Samuel were adopted by Francis Wilks according to Bastardy Book listing in Loudoun or Fairfax Co., VA |
Marriage
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Note: reported at Monthly Meeting, "Wilks, Elizabeth (formerly Mead) reported married out of unity 24th of Jun 1758 ; diwoened 30 Sep 1758, 'she being unwilling to make satisfaction.' " A Women's Meeting appointed a committee to inquire of Margaret Mead, wife of Samuel, on 'how she stands clear of her daughter's outgoing in marriage'; the committee reported that Margaret was clear." |
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Source: National Archives
Citation details: Revolutionary Pension File R.11.553 Note: As stated on Interrogatory to his Revolutionary pension application, "That he was born on the 24th day of Oct 1764 in the County of Loudoun in State of Virginia, that while a boy he was brought by his parents to the County of Bedford in the same state where he has ever since resided." |
Birth of a daughter
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Emigration
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Note: sold their land and followed several families, including the Meads, to Bedford County, Virginia, USA |
Residence
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Quality of data: primary evidence Citation details: Land Office Patents No. 41, 1772-1773, p. 187-188 (Reel 40). Note: when granted 263 acres on both sides of Amos's Branch a north branch of Goose Creek, Bedford County, Virginia, by Lord Dunmore, Governor General of the Colony of Virginia |
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Birth of a son
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Birth of a son
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Note: was 73 in 1850 census |
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Birth of a grandson
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Death of a father
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Citation details: Book C, p. 79 Note: when Inventory was recorded. No will, list of heirs, or widow's dower has been found |
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Marriage of a son
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Source: Bedford County, Virginia, Deeds
Citation details: Deed Book 7, pp 343-344 Note: mother of all his children whose births were 1784-1803 |
Marriage of a son
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Citation details: Book 7, page 344 Note: married by William Johnson |
Birth of a granddaughter
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Citation details: "Pedigree Resource File", database |
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Note: "Ben and Mary's birthdates handwritten on a Colchester, Illinois, architect's estimate pad found in desk of Jesse Wilks, Francis's son, after his death in 1890s, copy given to Doris Ross Johnston by late Barbara Carroll of Florence, Alabama" |
Residence
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Address: Gill's Creek Note: The county is divided into supervisor districts; a few are: Blackwater, Blue Ridge, Boones Mill, Gills Creek, Rocky Mount, Snow Creek, Union Hall, Ferrum, Glade Hill, Penhook,and Callaway The county is divided into supervisor districts; a few are: Blackwater, Blue Ridge, Boones Mill, Gills Creek, Rocky Mount, Snow Creek, Union Hall, Ferrum, Glade Hill, Penhook,and Callaway http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franklin_County,_Virginia, accessed October 2, 2009 |
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1st President of the United States
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Birth of a grandson
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Citation details: Memorial# 20372541. Added 08 Jul 2007 by Owlisnapp
Source: Oregon Public Records Database
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Immigration
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Citation details: Book A, pp. 111-113; Book C, pp. 30-31 Note: when Allen Killough and wife Margret sold John Wilks of same for $100 250 acres on Troublesom branch of Long Creek, being part of 650 acres granted said Allen Killough by his Honor the Governor in Council on 26 Apr 1787. John Wilks and wife Elizabeth sold the 250 acres to son Benjamin on 29 Oct 1796 for $100 |
Birth of a grandson
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Citation details: page 282 |
Birth of a grandson
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Citation details: Memorial# 5533251. Added 11 Jun 2001 by MB. Maintained by Lisa R. Franklin. |
Birth of a grandson
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Citation details: pg 46-56 Text: Page: pp. 46-56 Note: based on assumed birth order in list of Benjamin's heirs |
Marriage of a son
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Source: Bedford County Marriage Bonds
Quality of data: secondary evidence Citation details: Extracted from the appendix in Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol VI, Virginia. (Marriages are NOT Quaker)
Source: Virginia, Marriages, 1785 - 1940
Quality of data: primary evidence Citation details: Virginia-EASy, film# 30591, pg 234 Note: her consent signed by Cunradh NeuMan and Anna NeuMennen, witnessed by Edmund Franklin (his mark) and Samuel Wilks (signature), both married to Newman girls; bondsmen John Wilks and Edmund Franklin (signed their marks)
Note: BOND: "August 30, 1795; John Wilks & Barberry Numan; Edmond Franklin, Surety; Consent of Conrad Newman; Married by Alderson Weeks, September 3, 1795."
Note: listed as John Wilks and Barbary Numan |
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Source: Virginia Marriages 1785 - 1940
Citation details: Virginia-EASy, Film# 30591, Reference# pg 23 |
Birth of a grandson
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Citation details: page 94 |
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Citation details: Page 225 |
Death of a brother
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Birth of a granddaughter
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Note: unproven to be daughter, might be Samuel's? |
Marriage of a son
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Source: Georgia, Marriages, 1808-1967
Citation details: Georgia-EASy, Film# 158729, page 262 Citation details: Book 1, page 183 |
2nd President of the United States
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Citation details: Memorial# 47298417. Added 29 JAN 2010 by Ed Beard |
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Marriage of a grandson
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Source: Bedford County Marriage Bonds
Source: Virginia Marriages 1785 - 1940
Citation details: Virginia-EASy, film# 30591, page 241 Note: bond date 8 Jan 1799, Bedford County, Virginia, USA |
Family census
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Address: Captain Thomas District, Oglethorpe County, Georgia, USA Citation details: Page 7 Quality of data: census image and transcription Note: John Wilkes with 1 male 0-9, 1 male 45+, 1 female 0-9, 1 female 45+ |
Birth of a grandson
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Note: according to 1850 census |
3rd President of the United States
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Death of a daughter
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Marriage of a granddaughter
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Source: Virginia Marriages 1785 - 1940
Citation details: Virginia-EASy, Film# 31523 |
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Source: Virginia, Marriages, 1785 - 1940
Citation details: Virginia-EASy, film# 30591, page 253
Source: Bedford County Marriage Bonds
Note: Marriage bond: Jun. 11, 1803; Archibald Wilks & Lucy Burnett; Absalom Melton, Surety; Consent of Mabel Brient; Married by Alderson Weeks, June 16, 1803. |
Birth of a grandson
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Citation details: page 63 |
Death of a wife
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Death of a granddaughter
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Citation details: "Pedigree Resource File", database |
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Note: or 1800-1810 in 1830 census, place according to son Benjamin C's later TX census |
Marriage of a grandson
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Note: Feb. 23, 1806; Benjamin Wilks & Polly Foster; Asa Wilson, Surety; Married by Elijah Hurt, Feb. 24, 1806. [License issued 23 FEB 1806; married 24 FEB 1806] |
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Citation details: Indexing Project# B07040-2, Film# 317745, Reference# ldg 1 p 272 reg 19 Note: Birth date: 1806; Place: Ohio |
Death
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father |
1699–1783
Birth: January 14, 1699
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— London, Middlesex, England Death: before June 10, 1783 — Loudoun, Virginia, USA |
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Marriage | Marriage — — |
himself |
1734–1806
Birth: before January 31, 1734
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— Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA Death: after 1806 — Oglethorpe, Georgia, USA |
7 years
younger brother |
1740–1795
Birth: 1740
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— Virginia, USA Death: after 1795 — Montgomery, Virginia, USA |
3 years
younger sister |
himself |
1734–1806
Birth: before January 31, 1734
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— Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA Death: after 1806 — Oglethorpe, Georgia, USA |
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wife |
1740–1804
Birth: about 1740
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— Loudoun, Virginia, USA Death: 1804 — Oglethorpe, Georgia, USA |
Marriage | Marriage — June 24, 1758 — Loudoun, Virginia, USA |
3 years
son |
1759–1840
Birth: between 1759 and 1760
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— Loudoun, Virginia, USA Death: after October 12, 1840 |
3 years
son |
1761–1794
Birth: about 1761
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— Loudoun, Virginia, USA Death: about 1794 — Bedford, Virginia, USA |
2 years
son |
1762–1808
Birth: 1762
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— Loudoun, Virginia, USA Death: 1808 — Oglethorpe, Georgia, USA |
3 years
son |
1764–1837
Birth: October 24, 1764
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— Loudoun, Virginia, USA Death: July 1, 1837 — Bedford, Virginia, USA |
4 years
daughter |
1768–1801
Birth: 1768
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Death: before March 27, 1801 — Virginia, USA |
7 years
daughter |
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2 years
son |
1775–1836
Birth: 1775
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— Bedford, Virginia, USA Death: January 1836 — Yalobusha, Mississippi, USA |
3 years
son |
1777–1850
Birth: about 1777
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— Bedford, Virginia, USA Death: between October 15, 1850 and October 31, 1850 — Lawrence, Missouri, USA |
2 years
daughter |
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Residence |
Quality of data: primary evidence Citation details: Land Office Patents No. 41, 1772-1773, p. 187-188 (Reel 40). |
Residence |
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Immigration |
Citation details: Book A, pp. 111-113; Book C, pp. 30-31 |
Family census |
Citation details: Page 7 Quality of data: census image and transcription |
Death |
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Citation details: Book D, p. 65 and 69 |
Birth |
or London, if 21 in 1755 when deeded land in Loudoun County, Virginia, USA, by his father |
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Marriage |
reported at Monthly Meeting, "Wilks, Elizabeth (formerly Mead) reported married out of unity 24th of Jun 1758 ; diwoened 30 Sep 1758, 'she being unwilling to make satisfaction.' " A Women's Meeting appointed a committee to inquire of Margaret Mead, wife of Samuel, on 'how she stands clear of her daughter's outgoing in marriage'; the committee reported that Margaret was clear." |
Emigration |
sold their land and followed several families, including the Meads, to Bedford County, Virginia, USA |
Residence |
when granted 263 acres on both sides of Amos's Branch a north branch of Goose Creek, Bedford County, Virginia, by Lord Dunmore, Governor General of the Colony of Virginia |
Residence |
The county is divided into supervisor districts; a few are: Blackwater, Blue Ridge, Boones Mill, Gills Creek, Rocky Mount, Snow Creek, Union Hall, Ferrum, Glade Hill, Penhook,and Callaway http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franklin_County,_Virginia, accessed October 2, 2009 |
Immigration |
when Allen Killough and wife Margret sold John Wilks of same for $100 250 acres on Troublesom branch of Long Creek, being part of 650 acres granted said Allen Killough by his Honor the Governor in Council on 26 Apr 1787. John Wilks and wife Elizabeth sold the 250 acres to son Benjamin on 29 Oct 1796 for $100 |
Family census |
John Wilkes with 1 male 0-9, 1 male 45+, 1 female 0-9, 1 female 45+ |
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Death year is approximate |
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witnessed a deed on 2 Mar 1778 at Bedford Co., VA |
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bought 50 acres on Long Creek, and 60 acres more on Long Creek 3 Jan 1801 Citation details: Book D, p. 65 and 69 |
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went to Fairfax County court in 1755 to acknowledge a gift deed from his father ~ Francis Wilks to John Wilks for 50 acres "for the love and affection he doth bear to his said son," bounded by "the land JOHN WILKS bought of Thomas Clowes ... Witnessed by SAM'L MEAD, James Henderson, John Bend, and WILLIAM MEAD. Recorded 19 Aug 1755. Francis was a widower, for no wife co-signed or had dower rights established. |