ANDERSON, David

Abt 1625 - Bef 1679  (< 53 years)

• Name	ANDERSON, David
  Birth	Abt 1625	Scotland   [1]
  	The Encyclopedia of Virginia Genealogy, Vol. IV, Pg 250 refers twice to an early Virginian as "David Anderson the Scotchman."
  Gender	Male
  Misc	24 Oct 1655	Westmoreland County, Virginia   [2]
  	Purchased 150 acres of land
  Misc	14 Jan 1664/5	Washington Parish, Westmoreland County, Virginia   [3]
  	Sold land to Major John Washington
  Misc	3 Apr 1667	Stafford County, Virginia   [4]
  	Subject of court orders
  Misc	12 Jun 1667	Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia   [5]
  	Vestry man of Aquila Church
  Misc	27 Apr 1668	Stafford County, Virginia   [6, 7]
  	Granted 800 Acres of Land
  	David Anderson, 800 acres Stafford Co. 27 Apr 1668, p 130 Bounded with the Westernmost branch of Pasbetancy Creek, beg on line of Wm & John Heabeard; and 400 beg as SE corner of said land; 400 acres granted unto Abraham Rouse who assigned to Mr Gerrald Fowke who assigned to William Tilt, who assigned to sd fowke who assigned to said Anderson; & 400 acresfor trans 8 persons., the rights due to this patt is trnsfrered from a pat of John Ashton's dated 16 Nov 1664
  Death	Bef 1679	Stafford County, Virginia   [8]
  	May have lived past 1689. See note
  Person ID	I6672	Pickel_Bartlett
  Last Modified	19 Oct 2009

  
  

  Family	UNKNOWN, Elizabeth
  Marriage	Abt 1646	Stafford County, Virginia
  	Estimated
  Children	1. ANDERSON, David,   b. Abt 1665, Westmoreland County, Virginia d. Virginia
  Family ID	F1925	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	16 May 2022

  
  

• Notes

  The following note suggests that David may have been born about 1625 and was living in 1689. ------------------------------- 1650. David Anderson in St. Mary's Co., Md. In 1655 he deposed, in Charles Co., Md., as of Westmoreland Co., Va., and gave his age then as 25. In 1666 he was in Stafford Co., and in 1689 he was Constable there. He married Elizabeth, widow of John Hallowes (q. v.). ------------------------------- Source:Immigration Between Virginia and Maryland in the Seventeenth Century John Bailey Calvert Nicklin The William and Mary Quarterly, Second Series, Vol. 18, No. 4 (Oct., 1938), pp. 440-446 Published by: Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/1922978

  
  

• Sources

  [S379] William and Mary Quarterly. [S309] Descendents of David Anderson. David Anderson & Richard Coale 10/24/1655 150 acres Westmoreland County 100 acres NWly upon a creek dividing this from land of Hercules Bridges, 50 acres Nly upon said land and land of Henry Brookes. [S309] Descendents of David Anderson. David Anderson and Elizabeth, wife of David, of Washington Parish, Westmoreland County, to Major John Washington [great-grandfather of George]. For a valuable consideration. All my interest of this patent with all the land conveyed by Henry Brooks to me, as also all land that we possessed by virtue of an order of Westmoreland County court and have been for five years possessed without commencement of suit by Henry Brooks. Signed: David Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson. Recorded 1 Mar 1664. Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds, Patents, Etc., 1665-1677, page 252. [S309] Descendents of David Anderson. 3 Apr 1667. #402. Whereas it doth appear to this court that David Anderson stands indebted to Capt. John Lee [probable ancestor of Robert E. Lee] 2,000 pounds of tobacco and cask by bill dated the 4th of Jully 1664 and due the 20th October following. The court doth order that the said Anderson forthwith pay to the said Lee or his assignees the said sum of 2,000 pounds of tobacco and cask with forebearance and costs of suit else execution. Stafford County, Virginia Order Book, 1664-1668, page 72. 3 Apr 1667. #402. Whereas it doth appear to this court that David Anderson stands indebted to Capt. John Lee [probable ancestor of Robert E. Lee] 2,000 pounds of tobacco and cask by bill dated the 4th of Jully 1664 and due the 20th October following. The court doth order that the said Anderson forthwith pay to the said Lee or his assignees the said sum of 2,000 pounds of tobacco and cask with forebearance and costs of suit else execution. Stafford County, Virginia Order Book, 1664-1668, page 72. [S114] Miscellaneous, Colonial Churches in the Original Colony of Virginia, published by Southern Churchman Co, Richmond, 1908, page 257. [S397] Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents. [S397] Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents, Volume 6, Page 35. [S309] Descendents of David Anderson.