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Persönliche Daten JOHN Jacob Bush 10th GGF 

• Er wurde geboren am 1. Juni 1670 in Lancaster County, Virginia, British Colonial America.Quellen 2, 3, 5
• Er ist verstorben am 27. Februar 1745 in St. Thomas Parish, Orange County, Virginia, Colonial America, er war 74 Jahre alt.Quellen 2, 5
• Ein Kind von ABRAHAM Bush 11th GGF und ANN Alexander 11th GGM

Familie von JOHN Jacob Bush 10th GGF

Er ist verheiratet mit MARGARET Bridgett Bruce.

Sie haben geheiratet im Jahr 1693 in Lancaster, Virginia, British Colonial America, er war 22 Jahre alt.Quelle 3

Kind(er):

1. JOHN Phillip Bush III  1697-1774 

Notizen bei JOHN Jacob Bush 10th GGF

JOHN BUSH (ABRAHAM1) (Source: (1) Will Book 1, 1744-1778 , Orange County Virginia.., (2) Adventurers of Purse and Person, Virginia 1607-1624/25 (1st edition)., (3) Genealogy.com, LLC, Family Archive #513, Virginia Land, Marriage and Probate Records Ed. 1, (Release date: October 28, 1999), "CD-ROM.") was born Abt. 1670 in Lancaster County Virginia, and died Abt. 1745 in St. Thomas Parash, Orange County Virginia (Source: The Records of the Virginia Company of London by Susan Myra Kingsbury, Orange Co. pg. 94.). He married (1) MARGARET BRUCE 1693. She was born Abt. 1670 in Lancaster County Virginia, and died Bef. 1730 in Spotsylvania County Virginia. He married (2) BRIDGET BRAXTON (Source: The Records of the Virginia Company of London by Susan Myra Kingsbury, Orange Co, pg. 94.) Aft. 1730 in ORANGE CO. VA..

• Concern or Conflict. All research data I have accumulated tends to point to John Bush being the son of Martha, NOT Ann, as commonly published on the internet. "OR" John Bush and Jacob Bush are the same person. This is also supported by the parents data: John is NOT mentioned in Ann [Alexander] Bush's will. Jacob is NOT metioned in the father, Abraham's will. If a person was "disowned" by a parent, the practice in those days was to leave them one dollar. (Legally considered disinherited in early 1700's), so I do not believe that is the case. Also, the likelihood of BOTH parents omitting DIFFERENT children is extremely slim. Additionally, we know both "names" were alive at the time of both parents death. The name we know as John died after 7 september 1745, the date on his will. Since the name Jacob was metioned in his mother's will and she died after Abraham, it's obvious Jacob was alive. The name "John Jacob" is quite common and was so during that period. It is 'possible' Jacob was the preferred name used by Mom, while all legal documents utililized John. Not a single document has surfaced (YET) utilizing Jacob, except for Ann's will. Additionally, all son's names, except Jacob, appear on deeds for surrounding lands. I need more proof either way.

• Land Grant: Library of Virginia Card #12 &13, p222-223, 73 Acres, 13 Jan 1695, Lancaster Co., VA. Margarett Lady Culpeper, Thomas Lord Fairfax, Ye to all Ye Where as Ye know Ye that we for and in consideration of the composition Ye do give and grand unto John Bush of the county of Lancaster bounded as followeth /Viz./ beginning at a marked corner white oak sapling standing in the said Bushe’s line on a point between the said Bushes and John Buckstone and on the south East side of a main branch from the white oak up the said branch, south eighty one degrees East thirty seven poles, thence North sixty nine degrees East forty two poles to a corner white oak standing in Baithotina Woods line just by the side of the said branch an thence along Wood’s line and Srephens Wells line South forty degrees West, one hundred and twenty eight poles to a corner Spanish oak standing near the head of a little branch +++++++line of marked trees, south eighty five degrees West, thence eighty eight degrees West one hundred and eighty parches to a corner Spanish oak standing near the head of a branch in a line belonging to John Bush, and his two brothers George and Abraham from the Spanish oak North East by North eighty one poles to a corner Spanish oak standing on the side of a branch, thence down the branch North thirty two poles, thence North thirty degrees West forty poles to a corner white oak standing by the side of the said branch, thence North crossing the said branch forty six poles to the white oak were it first began, is containing and being now laid out for seventy three acres Ye together Ye Rogall Mines Excepted Ye To have & to hold Ye Except before Excepted Ye Yielding and paying two shillings yearly Ye provided Ye dated the thirteenth day of January one thousand six hundred and Ninety five (six)

• Land Grant: Land Next to their father’s land, Abraham Which wasGranted in 1664 (Vol I p 458 of Cavaliers and Pioneers), 13 Jan 1695, Lancaster Co., VA. (Library of Virginia Card #3&11 p 221-222, 253 Acres, Lancaster County Virginia) Margarett Lady Culpeper, Thomas Lord Fairfax. Ye To all Ye whereas Ye know Ye Ye that We for and in consideration Ye do give and grant unto George Bush, John Bush and Abraham Bush of the county of Lancaster, Bounded as followith /Viz./ Beginning at an old corner marked popular of Abraham Bush’s standing on the south side of Morattico Swamp by a path that leads from the said Bush’s to Richd. Welches, from the poplar up the main swamp South East eighty poles to a branch, thence South crossing the said branch twice eighty two poles to a corner white oak, standing just by the said branch on the south side there of from the white oak up the said branch South thirty degrees Easterly forty poles, thence South thirty two poles to an old corner Spanish oak standing just by the side of the two Branch, thence by an old line of marked trees, South West by West one hundred and seventeen poles to a corner Spanish oak standing in Mr. Thomas Chattins line, thence along Chattins line South West fifty one poles to a marked corner gum standing on the side of a branch in the said Chattins lines, thence North West by marked trees bounded upon Henry Stonehams, eighty four poles to a corner red oak standing on a small hill thence by marked trees North sixty two degrees Westerly thirty eight poles to a corner red oak of the said Stonehams. Standing just by a path that leads from the said Stonehams to Rowleys, thence along Stonehams line West South West fifty five poles to a steak drove down in Job Hills corn field near a corner red oak of the said Stonehams from the steak West by North through Jobe’s cornfield forty four poles to a corner dogwood standing near Jobes cornfield fence. From the dogwood North fifty degrees West eighty poles to a corner red oak which goes by the name of Robert Youngs thence North bounding upon the said Young, eighty nine poles to a stone just by and oak stump in the said Youngs old field an near his dwelling house from the stone, East by market trees an bounding upon the land formerly granted to Abraham Bush and Peter Elmor two hundred and fifty four poles to a stake standing in Abraham Bush’s old field near the said Bush’es old dwelling house from the stake, North by a line of stakes and marked trees one hundred and fifty poles bounding upon the said Bush to the corner Poplar where it first began and containing and being now laid out for two hundred and fifty three acres Ye together Ye Royal Mines Excepted Ye to have and to hold yielding and paying six shillings yearly Ye provided Ye dated the Thirteenth day of January one thousand six hundred ninety five

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