Judith Fuller

She was born about 1791 in  Granville County, North Carolina, United States of America and died aft 1860 in Granville County, North Carolina, United States of America. She was the daughter of Jonathan Fuller and Celia Carden.

She married Gideon Coghill, born about 1788/1791 in Franklin County, North Carolina and died abt 1858 in Granville County, North Carolina, on December 28, 1814 in Granville County, North Carolina.

Judith and Gideon had the following children:

1. James "O'Kelly" was born on January 4, 1816 in Granville County, North Carolina and died on Jan 2 1891 in Vance County, North Carolina.
• He married Ann Elizabeth Bledsoe about 1837.
• They had the following children:
• Kinchen Wesley, Joseph Wily, James Norfleet, Jonathan Fuller and Ann Elizabeth.
2. Lucy was born on Dec 1819 in Granville County, North Carolina and died on March 17, 1901 in Vance County, North Carolina.
• She married William Biggs, son of  Willis Biggs and Lucy Parrish, on January 11, 1857 in Granville County, North Carolina.
• They had the following children:
• Benjamin Franklin, William Joseph and Lucy Ann.
3. Sabrina Harriet was born on Apr 1829 in Granville County, North Carolina and died after 1900.
• She married George Willis Grissom, son of Willis Grissom and Elizabeth Dickerson, on March 2, 1847 in Granville County, North Carolina.
• They had the following children:
• Mary J. and George Willis.
4. Robert "Ruben" Chesley was born on November 17, 1830 in Granville County, North Carolina and died on April 1, 1906 in Vance County, North Carolina.
• He married Elizabeth Alice Rooker, daughter of Presley Rooker and Nancy Pegram, on December 8, 1852 in Franklin County, North Carolina.
• They had the following children:
• Sarah Ann, Elizabeth, Mary Alice, Charles Benton, Cornelia A, Presley H., Richard Walter, Robert Henry Bryant and William Chesley.
5. William E was born on June 1835 in Granville County, North Carolina and died about 1905 in Vance County, North Carolina.
• First he married Harriet Arrington, daughter of John Arrington and Mary Elizabeth Jones, on December 22, 1858 in Mecklenburg, Virginia.
• They had the following children:
• Lucy A, William Norfleet, George Milton and Harriet Arrington.
• Second he married Julia B Overby, daughter of John Overby and Sarah Ann Chandler, on January 12, 1870 in Halifax County, Virginia.
• They had the following children:
• Sallie, Thomas Gideon and Benjamin.
6. Calvin Yancey was born about 1844 in Granville County, North Carolina and died on May 5, 1910 in North Carolina.
• He married Melissa Bledsoe, daughter of Jordan Bledsoe and Martha Ann Coghill, on July 31, 1864 in Franklin County, North Carolina.
• They had the following children:
• Lucie, James Norphlet and Martha
7. George was born about 1846 in Granville County, North Carolina

Mentioned in her father´s probate record 1848.

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John Daniel I (1626-1679)

He was born about 1626 in Bristol, Gloucestershire, England and died about 1679 in Isle of Wight County, Virginia Colony. He was the son of Roger Daniel III and Ann Cary.

probably other names: Daniell, Dannell, Danill

immigrated about 1654 from England to Virginia Colony

John married Elizabeth Unknown.

They had the following children:

• William, born about 1640 in Accomac, Northampton County, Virginia Colony and died about 1692 in Accomac, Northampton County, Virginia Colony. He married Unknown and the they had the following children:
• James, Alexander, William
• Thomas, was born about 1644. He married Unknown and they had the following children:
• Aaron
• John II (1649-1688), born about 1649 in Northampton County, Virginia Colony and died about 1688 in York County, Virginia Colony. He married Mary Williams, born about 1650 in Yorkshire, England and died about 1724 in York County, Virginia Colony. They had the following children:
• John, William, Elizabeth, Mary
• Roger, born about 1654 in York County, Virginia Colony
• ? Amy, born about 1656 and died about 1745
• Elizabeth, born about 1663 in Accomac, Northampton County, Virginia Colony and died about October 1692 in York County, Virginia Colony. She married John Bates, born about 1655 and died about 1719, son of George Bates and Mary Smith, about 1681. They had the following children:
• John, George, Hannah, Isaac, James, Ann
• Mary, was born about 1670

The following is from Heinemann, Family 1, 1949: "John Daniel; 11-8-1653 transported to VA by Joseph Crashaw who got land in York Co., VA." Another reference: According to "Early Virginia Immigrants, 1623 - 1666". Call Number 2370, a Daniell, John, 1642, by John Harlowe, Northampton County

November 8, 1653

John Daniell was used as a right by Joseph (Crashaw) Croshaw for the taking of land in York County, Virginia. W. B. Newman reports that 1653 was the date of arrival in Virginia for John of York. There is reference (John L. Daniel of Hendersonville, TN., Register Report, 27 Nov. 1997.) that lists John Daniel, son of Roger Daniell, Sr., as being transported by Joseph Croshaw along with 4 others. (See General Note 2 for information about Joseph Crashaw)

WILL OF JOHN DANIEL

17 Nov 1676

Recorded July 17, 1679; Proved July _, 1679 Isle of Wight County VirginiaW. B. 2, Page 203

"In the Name of God Amen I John Daniell of the county of Northampton in Virginia Planter beinge in perfect health of body and sound minde and memory (Blessed bee God) But consideringe with my selfe the frailty and uncertainty of this present transitory Life and that all flesh must Ressigne to Death when it pleaseth God to Call Have made and ordained this my last will & testament in manner & forme following (vizt). First and principally I humbly Comit & Comend my Soule to all mighty God my Creator. My body to the Earth to be decently Interred att the discretion of my heires and Executrix hereafter named in hopes & assuredly be provinge to have a Joyful Resurrection & to obtaine Everlasting life through the only merits of my above Savior Jesus Christ And as for that temporall Estate it hath pleased God to Endowe me withall (my juste debts beinge paid & funerall charges defrayed) I Devize give will & bequeath in mannor & forme followinge (that is to say).Impris - I fully, wholly, really, & absolutely Devize give will & bequeath all my Lands Tenements, Houses, orchards, fealds and all other things and appurtenances unto them belonging in Northampton County aforesaid in Virg(ini)a where I now live or else where Unto my Derist and lovinge wife Elizabeth Daniell her heires & assigns for ever to bee By her & them possessed Enjoyed, aliened, bargained, & Sold at her will and pleasure As also All my Negroes male & female men, weamon, & children whatsoever. I likewise devize give, will & bequeath to my Said loving wife Elizabeth Daniell and her heires& assigns for ever to bee by her and them possesed, Enjoyed, Bargained sold, aliened, or otherwise disposed of att her will and pleasure as aforesaid and all the rest of my Estate what soever horses mares Cattle, Chattles, money, wares goods, merchandize Tobbaccos & other things, of what kinde or nature soever I likewise fully, wholly, really, & absolutely give will and bequeath to my said lovinge wife Elizabeth Daniell her heires, Executers, Adm(ministrat)ors, & assigns for ever to bee att her absolute sole disposle will & pleasure, And Lastly I Doe Constitute ordaine make & appointe my Said loving wife Elizabeth Daniell my absolute & undoubted heire of all my reale Estate as Land & Negroes as afore said, and my full and sole Executrix of this my last will and testament hereby and wholy revokeing All former wills and bequests by me either made or spoken & will that this only shall stand & are for & as my last will & testament & none other. In testimony whereof I the said John Daniell have hereunto putt my hand & fixed my seale this 17th day of November A(nno) dom(ine) 1676 

the marke of the said John Daniell

ye seale ( )

Signed sealed delivered & published by the said testator as his last will & testament in presence of us Charles Parkes, John Robins, Dan. Neech, Hu Stringor(?)

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John Daniel II (1649-1688)

He was born about 1649 in Virginia Colony and died before May 24 1689 in York County, Virginia Colony. He was the son of John Daniel I (1626-1679) and Elizabeth Williams.

probably other names: Daniell, Dannell

John married Mary Williams, born about 1650 in Yorkshire, England and died about 1724 in York County, Virginia Colony.

The had the following children:

• *John III (1669-1724), born about 1669 in York County, Virginia Colony and died about 1724 in York County, Virginia Colony. He married probably Ann Bates. 
• They had the following children:
• John V (1702-1762), Williams, Sarah, James, Hannah
• William, was born about 1674 in York County, Virginia Colony and died about 1721 in Virginia
• Elizabeth, was born about 1675 in York County, Virginia Colony.
• Mary, was born about 1677 in York County, Virginia Colony.

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JOHN DANIELL

Will was made: 5 Jan 1686 24 Will was proved: 24 May 1689, Book No. 8 (1687-1691) in York Co., VA

In the name of God, Amen, the last will and testiment of Mr. John Dannell I doe first bequeath my soule to God Almighty and my body to the Earth from which it came.I do first give to my eldest son, John Dannell, all my lands, houses, orchard and plantation unto him and his heires forever, and if my aforesaid son dyes without heires, then to return to my son William Dannell, and heires forever, and hee dyes without heirs then to return to my eldest daughter ? and her heires forever, and if shee dyes without heirs then to return to my youngest daughter and her heires for ever, and for my psnell estate,. It is my will that itt should bee equally devided amonge my wife and children, and that my wife should have her lifetime in the plantacon and Land and my wife doe marry then in en dayes the estate to bee equally divided and appraised and to my younges daughter Mary I give two silver spoons above her parte and it is my will that my children shall one more colt apeice of the two mares that I now have , them and their encrease to the children and heires forever, and my to wholy executrix, and to my Godson George Bates, I give one cow calfe being a red calfe with some white in her face, her and encrease to him and his heires forever, and if my wife dyes, thns I leave my loving friends, Mr. Benjamin Buck and Mr. Edmond Bruer to looke after my children & there estates, while they come att age.

Test: Mary M. Bruer (her marke) WILLIAM PINETHMAN *JOHN DANIEL (Seal)

Source: Genealogies of Virginia Families, Vol. 1, Public Library, New Bern, NC, R929.2G.

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John Daniel III (1669-1724)

He was born about September 16, 1669 in  York County, Virginia Colony and died before May 18, 1724 in Burton Parish, York, Virginia Colony. He was the son of John Daniel II (1649-1688) and Mary Williams.
John married probably Ann Bates, born 1688 in Skimano, York, Virginia Colony, daughter of John Bates and Elizabeth Whitney Daniel, about 1700 in York, Virginia Colony.

They had the following children:

• *John VI (1702-1762) , was born about 1702 in Hanover County, Virginia Colony and died about 1762 in Granville County, North Carolina Colony. He married Anne Williams, born about 1708 in Hanover County, Virginia Colony and died about 1761 in Granville County, North Carolina Colony, about 1725/28 in Virginia Colony.
• They had the following children:
• Sarah, Elizabeth, James, Martha, John Williams (1734-1809) V
• Williams, was born about 1703 in Virginia and died about 1775 in Virginia. He married Margaret Unknown.
• Sarah, was born about 1705 
• James, was born about 1708 in Virginia and died about 1763 in Virginia. He married Jean Kelso about 1744 in Virginia. 
• Hannah, was born about 1712

WILL OF JOHN DANIEL of YORK COUNTY, VA

Made: 12 November 1722, proved: 18 May 1724 - The following will was transcribed from Heinemann.

In the name of God Amen, I, John Daniel, of the Parish of Bruton of the County of York am week in body but of perfect sense and memory do make this my last will and testament bequeathing my Soul to Almighty God that gave it and my body to be decently buried at the direction of my _______________ Exet. Herein named and as for my temporal estate that it hath pleased God to bless me with I give and bequeath as followeth after my just debts and funeral charges are paid.IMPRINIS. I give and bequeath unto my eldest son John Daniel, the one half of that tract of land lying in Hanover County that I lately bought of John Bryant where he is now lately seated or this plantation in York County whereon I now live, which of of them he shall make choice of to him and his heirs forever, and the remainder part, after he hath made his choice, whether it be that in Hanover County or this plantation in York County, I give unto my son Williams Daniel and to him and his heirs forever.ITEM. I give and bequeath to my son James Daniel the other half of that tract of land in Hanover County lately bought, as aforesaid, to him and his heirs forever.ITEM. I give and bequeath to my loving son John Daniel my negro man named Tom with the bed and all other necessaries he carried up with him to keep house in Hanover County will all my (Musket guns?) to him and his heirs forever.ITEM. I give and bequeath to my son James Daniel one Negro woman named Jenny and her increase to him and his heirs forever and my desire is that my son James be bound to a trade that he shall choose by my Exet hereafter named.ITEM. I give and bequeath unto my son Williams Daniel one negro by name Will and to him and his heirs forever.ITEM. I give and bequeath unto my daughter Sarah Barksdale my negro woman named Moll and her increase to her and the heirs of her body lawfull begotten and that forever.ITEM. I give and bequeath unto Hannah Daniel one negro boy named Tom to her and her heirs and that forever.My will and pleasure is that after my funeral charges and just debts paid and legacy taken out that fifty shillings paid to my loving sister Elizabeth Crutchfield in goods out _____ that the remainderof my estate be equally divided after appraided between my four children: John, James, Williams and Hannah Daniel.AND I do apoint my loving friend James Bates and my son John Daniel Extrs of this my last will and testament revoking all other heretofore made by me. In witness wereof I have hereunder set my hand and seal this Twelfth day of November in the eyes of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and twenty-two.JOHN DANIEL (Seal)Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of: John Humpreys, Robert Whitchurch and Martha (X) GrangerAt a court held for York County, May 18, 1724 this will and testament of John Daniel was presented in court by John Daniel, the surviving executor who made oath to being proved by the oaths of John Humpresys and Martha Granger witnesses thereto is admitted to record. TEST: PH________ Lightfoot, Clerk

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