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Gezin van John Lee Esq.. of Johnston County, North Carolina

Hij is getrouwd met Mary W Lee (Bryan Bryant).


Marriage
Date: Abt. 1723
Place: Johnston Co., NC
Marriage
Date: Abt. 1723
Place: Johnston Co., NC,
Marriage
Date: 1700, ,
Marriage
Date: 1725
Place: Nottoway, Isle of Wight, Virginia, USA,
Marriage
Date: 1761
Place: Johnston, NC,
Marriage
Date: 1725
Place: Nottoway,Isle Of Wight,Virginia,USA,, , , , , ,, , , , , ,

Zij zijn getrouwd rond 1723 te Nottoway, Isle of Wight, Virginia, United States.Bronnen 7, 10, 16, 26


Kind(eren):

  1. Edward G Lee  1725-1775 
  3. Robert LEE  ± 1725-± 1788
  5. John Lee  ± 1731-1809
  6. Sabray GREEN LEE  1736-1795
  7. Frederick Lee  1737-1814
  8. Mary Ballenger (Lee)  ± 1738-????


Notities over John Lee Esq.. of Johnston County, North Carolina



John Lee of Johnston County, North Carolina
John Lee, Esq.
Gender: Male
Birth: March 11, 1690 Northumberland County, Virginia, Colonial America
Death: 1766 (75-76) Mill Creek, Johnston County, North Carolina
Place of Burial: Johnston County, North Carolina
Immediate Family:
Husband of Mary Lee (Bryan)

Father of Edward Lee; Barthania Elizabeth Ingram (Lee); Capt. Thomas Lee, of Lee Valley; John Lee, II; Frederick Lee; Mary Ballenger (Lee); Robert Lee; Sabray Green (Lee); Samuel Lee - very late child or wrong family?; Sarah Lee; Walter Washington Lee; Buster Lee; NN Lee and Rachel Lee

https://www.geni.com/people/John-Lee-of-Johnston-County-North-Carolina/6000000008630721205

John Lee of Johnston County, North Carolina is your 7th great grandfather.
You
¬â€  ·Üí Geneva Allene Welborn (Smith)
your mother ·Üí Henry Loyd Smith Sr.
her father ·Üí Edith Lucinda Smith (Lee)
his mother ·Üí William "Will" Manassas Lee
her father ·Üí Britton Lee
his father ·Üí William Samuel Lee
his father ·Üí Lemuel Lee
his father ·Üí Edward Lee
his father ·Üí John Lee of Johnston County, North Carolina
his father

(Surmise: John Lee, Esq. is NOT related to the Lees of Ditchley or Leighs of South Carolina.)

He was born in Virginia but settled in North Carolina c.1720.
He married Mary (Bryan).
He died c.1766 in Johnston Co., NC and left a will naming several LEE children & Wife, Mary.

John Lee of Johnston County, North Carolina is your 7th great grandfather.
You ·Üí Geneva Allene Welborn Smith your mother
·Üí Henry Loyd Smith, Sr. her father
·Üí Edith Lucinda Smith LEE his mother
·Üí William M LEE, Will her father
·Üí Britton Lee his father
·Üí William Samuel Lee his father
·Üí Lemuel Samuel Lee his father
·Üí Edward Lee, Sr. his father
·Üí John Lee of Johnston County, North Carolina his father

https://www.geni.com/people/John-Lee-of-Johnston-County-North-Carolina/6000000008630721205

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added by Erica Howton on 5/26/2022, on John Lee, Esq.
Birth: Mar. 11, 1695
Virginia, USA Death: Dec. 4, 1766 Johnston County North Carolina, British Colonial America.
I'm adding this John Lee, Esq. or Sr., so we can connect the line of Capt. Thomas Lee. I think its been well proven that this is true. In The book The Lee's of Johnston County, Or it may have a different name, i'm not sure, any way, by Dr. Luby F. Royall, Jr., and his communications with Will F. Frank and other people. John Lee Sr. Built his house in c.1742, and left it in his will to go to Capt. Thomas Lee when his wife Mary, "probably" Bryan, pastaway because of the close association with the Bryan's and the name Needham. Needham Bryan was the son of William and Alice (Macland) Bryan. She died in c.1792 or 1794. Then Thomas sold some of the property and gave house and some property to his nephew, Lemuel Lee son of John Lee JR. John Lee JR.and Capt Thomas Lee moved to Hawkins co. then Green Co. Tenn. in c. 1783. There is a lot more, but I won't add it now.
Family links:
Parents:
Richard Henry Lee (1677 ·Äì 1726)
Mary Young Lee (1679 ·Äì 1753)
Spouse: Mary W. Bryan Lee (1706 ·Äì 1780)* Children: Thomas Greenbury Lee (1729 ·Äì 1816)* John Lee (1730 ·Äì 1809)* Sibling: John Lee (1695 ·Äì 1766) Richard Henry Lee (1710 ·Äì 1792)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial: Unknown
Created by: Bobby Lee Dodson Record added: Oct 06, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 98353534

The same as https://www.geni.com/people/John-Lee-of-Johnston-County-North-Carolina/6000000008630721205#/tab/revision per DNA test results Oct 2017
Confirmations of YDNA: https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&person1_name=Lee-8814&person2_name=Lee-14784
DNA test results for Mary Bryan wife of John Esq Lee: Mary Bryan reported by ysearch.org/JZK2D b 1706 Isle of Wight Co Va d 178.92 Johnson Co NC dau of William Bryan b about 1681 Isle of Wight and Alice McCloud m John Lee Esq b about 1705 Richmond Co Va d 4 Dec 1766 Johnston Co NC son of Richard Lee b about 1678 Surry Co Va d 10 Dec 1726 N Farnham Parish Richmond Co Va and Mary Young b about 1679 and grandson William Lee and Alice Felton great grandson of Richard Lee and Anne Constable Owen, ancestors of Gen. Lighhorse Harry Lee and Gen Robert E. Lee ဦဦ.Source: www.multiwords.de/genealogy/bryan1.htm
Will of John Lee Esquire: Johnston Co., NC Wills, Vol. 2, page 95: To wife Mary, he left the homestead and all his personal property for her lifetime or widowhood. To Robert: one Negro boy named Seasser to him and his heirs forever. To Edward: 100 acres of land in and around the low grounds of the Neuse River adjoining the John Lee line, 100 acres in the low grounds called "John Green's field" and 75 acres on Mill Creek at the bridge. A Negro boy named Abel. (The 75 acres is near where the Battle of Bentonville would be fought) To John, jr.: 200 acres in the low grounds called "Cow Bones", plus 100 acres in Bearhill, a Negro boy Charles, and a Negro girl called Linn to him and his heirs forever.To Thomas: the home plantation at the death or widowhood of his mother Mary as well as 200 acres lying in the low grounds called "Trapnall Land," joining the plantation and located at the mouth of Cypress Gut on the river. Also a Negro girl called Jenny. To Frederick: a Negro called Rachel and Negro man called Cuggo. To daughter Eliazbeth Ingram: a negro girl and child, Bristor. To Elizabeth's son, Shadrack Ingram, his grandfather left 200 acres joining John Lee's line, 300 acres on White Oak Swamp and a Negro girl called Judah. To daughter Mary Ballenger: a Negro girl called Nice, and the part of Trapnall's Land not given to Thomas.To daughter Sabra Green: a Negro girl called Bine and twenty pounds. Before making his will, John Lee had deeded prperty to John Green and Sabra and Edward Ballenger and Mary. Executors: sons Edward Lee and John Lee Witnesses: Richard Lee, Gilbred Hix, Samuel Smith,jr. Signed: John Lee
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1768-Will of John Lee ESQ, Johnson Co., NC

wr. Dec 4, 1766, pr. Feb 1768

 

To wife Maryဦ"plantation whereon I now live and all my personal estate"ဦduring her lie or widowhood. To my son Robert ဦ Negro boy named Seassar. To my son Edward ဦ 100 acres in low grounds, adj. John Lee's line 100 acres I called "John Green's field" 75 acre on Mill Creek at bridge, Negro named Able. To son John ဦ 200 acre in low ground called "Cowbones", 100 acres on Bear Hill, adj. to his own land, 2 Negro called Charles and Linn. To son Thomas ဦ "after my wifes decease, plantation I now live on, " part of 200 acres in low ground called Fredericks Land", part of Trapnals Land, 2 Negro called Cuggo and Jenny. To my son Frederick ဦ Negro called Rachel. To ?ဦ 2 Negro ? and Bristor. To daughter Mary Ballanger ဦ rest of Trapnals Land, Negro called Nice. To daughter Sabray Green ဦ Negro called Bine. To grandson Shadrack Ingram ဦ 200 acres adj. Richard Ingram's line and John Lee's line 300 acres on White Oak Swamp, Negro Judah.

 

source:'Descendants of John de la Lee',Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site

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Notes Report John Lee (Esquire) 1696-1766
LEE, John [Esq] (1696 - 1766)
Person Note:
This was where his will was probated, per Kay G.
NC records of numerous land transactions. His will shows that he was a slave owner.
From "John Lee Esq. of Johnston Co, NC & Some of His Descendants, May 1975", copy on file in Burkett/Lee file folder. NC Archives #27602, Oct. 29, 1720, lists John Lee among the "Roanoke River Settlers, 1720".
Change Date: 27 Jul 2002 at 16:03:55
Father: Richard LEE b: ABT 1677 in Surry Co., Virginia Mother: Mary YOUNG b: AFT 1679 in Virginia
Marriage 1 Mary BRYAN b: 1704 in Isle of Wright, Vriginia Married: ABT 1725 in Vriginia
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Note: of Washington County, Virginia---from LEENET, query answered by Gary Lee, (dated Dec. 4, 2005) as follows; "We know from the G.W. Lee letter that there are four Lee brothers; Peter, John, Richard Henry, & Evan in Buckingham County, Virginia in the 1750`s. DNA samples from a descendant of John Lee, & Jesse Lee (grandson of Peter Lee--my note) matched perfectly. Thus, at a minimum, Jesse Lee, & the Lee brothers, of Buckingham County, Virginia, in the 1750`s, have a common ancestor."
***NOTE: Above query - Gary Lee of the Lee DNA Project formally LEENET on Rootsweb confirms that DNA proven match for Peter Lee, John Lee (John Lee, Esq), Richard Henry Lee and Evan Lee as sons of Richard Henry Lee and Mary Young - JCF***
GEORGE WASHINGTON LEE LETTER (Son of Abner Lee)
The letter appeared in the Oct.-Dec. 1996 issue of the Virginia Genealogist Magazine. The original is owned by Isabell Cameron of Berry Creek, California .
Letter written to Abner Gresham Lee by his father, George Washington Lee: October 9th, 1867 Feather River, Sutter County, Cal.
A.G. Lee. I will now write you a few lines to let you know that I am still alive and in tolerble health and dohope this may find you alive and in good health. I have your letter of last March the 7th, 67, before me which is the last leter I have had from you, and the last one that I have seen or heard of from you was theleter you wrote to E. W. after you had heard that Rachel was dead, and as you speak of Scalp takin it maybee that your Scalp has left the head; but I hope not. Well your leter that youbefore the one on the 7th ofMarch got lost so I could not find it and, I waited to see if I would find it but have not found it yet. In it you wanted to know something about your mother which I have entirely forgoten but E. W. says that you wantedto know how old she was when she died. Well she was Borne May 12th 1802 and died June 4th, 1852. You wanted to know if your uncle Levi had any son named Alfred. Now I can say to you that he has not. He has ason named Andrew but I have forgot his middle name though it appears to me it was Lawrence or Baley. I had a Cozen in Tennesse named Alfred but whether he had any middle name or not I don't know and he married one of my Cozens daughters on my mother's side by the name of Gailbreath and there was one of his brothers by the name of Abraham Lee and I think his wife was a Piron. Alfred and Abraham was sons of uncle Jehew Lee by Richard Henry Lee's second wife whose maiden name was Miller. Alfred and Abram are onley 1/2 cozens to me. They were Brothers to Isaac Lee of Mud Praire, Ill.and uncles to Peter T. Lee also of Mud Prairie, Ill. Now if aney one of them had a son cauled Alfred I don't know it. Well there must bee maney thousands of us as my grate grandfather was certainly the firstLee that ever was in North America with his familey. He was one of the setlers of Jamestown, Va. I haveforgotten great-grandmother's maiden name. She was Welch and born and raised in the City of Wales. The(y) had 4 sons and how maney daughters I do not now remember but I remember seeing of two.Old Aunt Rhodey Watkins and Aunt Judey. The 4 sons was named John, Peter, Evens and Richard Henrey who is my Grandfather. Well Richard Henry Lee married Mary Grisham who was the sister of thetwo John Grishams Brothers, full Welch also, and he had by her 7 sons and 3 daughters (to wit) Grisham,William, Jesse, Archer, Young, George and Abner.
had by her 7 sons and 3 daughters (to wit) Grisham,William, Jesse, Archer, Young, George and Abner. These was the sons. The daughters was named Dorothy, commonaly cauled Dolley, Mary & Elizabeth. Well I never saw uncle Grisham nor none of his family. He married Priciley Staples and staid in Virginia and was a gunsmith to the U. S. in time of the Revolution. Was then quite an old man and had children as old as my father so his family must have spredto many hundreds by this time. Uncle William also maried a Staples and mooved to Kentucky in an earlyday. Him and his family I have saw excep one son and two daughters. He had 5 sons and 4 or 5 daughters. Uncle Jessee maried but I have forgoten his wife's name. he went to Geogia, Oglethorp County, had a large family but I never saw him or aney of his children. Uncle Archer died in the Arme of the Revolution. Uncle Young maried a Mathewes and had children how maney I do not Know. I never sawhim. he staid in Virginia. I saw one of his sons, Guy Lee. Uncle George maried and moved to Kentucky . Who he married I do not know. I never saw him or any of his children. They lived on the National Road between Vandalia and the Urebar River in Ill. Your grandfather you know all about. Now Aunt Dolley married a Thorton. The(y) lived in tennesse though I never aney of them. Aunt Mary maried her cousin Thomas Lee son of G.uncle Peter Lee and had many children. I never saw aney but her grandson William Lee, Willis Reeves brother-in-law which you have saw. Aunt Elizabeth maried her cousin, also son of G.U. Peter, Richard Henrey Lee. the(y) both moved to Kentucky in an earley day andthen to Mo. She was Elizabeth Holley's grandmother & Dr. Wright's Grand mother. She was the youngest;and grandmother died and grandfather maried a Mary Miller and had by her 5 sons and 1 daughter (to wit)Richard, Barnet, Miller, Gehew & Stepen. Uncle Richard maried a Mary Devenport, had 5 or 6 boys and as maney girls. I have saw them amaney a time. Uncle Barnet maried Mary Dewroset & had one son and5 or6 daughters. I have saw them all often. Uncle Miller I have saw but it was when I was little. Who he maried I do not know. It likely that Stephen D. Lee of the confederate armey was one of his sons as he move to Alabama in an early day. I hope the President will have enough in Congress to sustain his vetos this winter. Well you will get a letter I wrote to Robert Cheshire. I had no envelop and sent it to town by George & Cam. George knew who it was to, put it in envelop, gave to Cam to Direct and he Directed it to you instead of to R. C.

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John Lee is the father of Capt. Thomas Lee of Lee Valley, Tennessee. Capt. Thomas Lee is not the missing heir of Richard Lee II of Ditchley. A family bible turned up in Alabama in 1930, which was used to claim descendancy from Richard of Ditchley, through Capt. Thomas Lee. In 1952, a closer examination of the bible showed that entries had been made later than the apparent age of the bible. After this discovery, documentary proof (see below) was found in the North Carolina Court Records of 1768, that the Thomas Lee mentioned in the bible was actually the son of John Lee of North Carolina. No relationship has been proven between John Lee and the Lees of Ditchley.
John Lee's early life is still a mystery. It is believed that he was born c.1690-1695 in Virginia, possibly Northumberland Co. He married and settled along the VA/NC border around 1720, in Nansemond Co. On 26 July 1743 he received a land grant of 500 acres on the south side of the Neuse River in Johnson Co., NC, and moved there with his family. He bought more land and at the time of his death in 1768 he willed a total of 1770 acres to his heirs. He left a will (see text below) dated December 4, 1766 which named his wife Mary Lee and children. The will was probated in February 1768, so the date of death is between those two years. Johnston Co NC was Craven Co NC when John moved there in the early 1740's. It is believed but not proven that his wife's maiden name was Bryan.
Children of John Lee and wife Mary:
Robert Lee b: 1725
Edward Lee b: 1726 in VA or NC
Fredrick Lee b: 1727 in NC
Elizabeth H Lee b: 1728 in NC
Rachel Lee b: 1729 in NC
John Lee , Jr. b: ABT. 1730 in Halifax Co., VA
Mary Lee b: 1731 in NC
Sabry Lee b: 1733 in NC
Thomas Lee b: 1735 in NC
Links to additional information:
"John Lee Esq. of Johnston Co, NC & Some of His Descendants, May 1975", NC Archives #27602, Oct. 29, 1720, lists John Lee among the "Roanoke River Settlers, 1720".
http://leehouse.tripod.com/jlx-will.htm
Update October 2017:
From http://www.leeancestry.com/results.php What is this site for? Discovering Lee Ancestors using DNA Testing from FamilyTreeDNA.com
1 Colonel Richard Lee (the Immigrant) - Blenheim Subgroup 21: Lees of VA (Richard Lee m. Ann Constable) I-M253
204 Subgroup 7: John Lee Sr Esq, bc:1695, dc:1767 Johnston Co,NC R-M269
Update June 2017:
geni member Keith Corbett writes:
"The Lee DNA project has shown John was closely related to but probably not a descendant of, Thomas Lee who d.1645 on a voyage to Ct. His wife Phoebe Browne was the sister of William Lee's (of N.Y.) mother in-law. William was Lee Magna and likely a close relative of Thomas, He and his wife Mary Marvin had a son John b.1684 who fought in the French Indian war and supposedly died shortly after returning but DNA suggests he went instead to Va., married Mary Bryan and settled in N.C., dying in 1766. William Lee is my ancestor, if John is yours we are related, nice to meet you. I suggest you consult the Lee project available on the internet and provisionally change John's parents to William and Mary. For a pedigree of Lee Magna see Stirnet Lee09. "
Disconnected from Richard Lee, I & Mary Lee (Young) as parents
'Will of John LEE, Esquire
from Johnston County, North Carolina, Wills 1760-1830, Vol. II, page 95. Raleigh, NC, State Dept. of Archives and History, Johnston County Records. Photocopy marked Lee-0011-001 to -004 in margin.
Cover: "John Lee's Will. To [possibly 'pro' or 'for'?] February Term 1768.
In the Name of god Amen. I John Lee [smudged mark, possibly 'ym'='yeoman' or 'gn'='gentleman'?] of Johnston County & Province of North Carolina Being So at this Time Tollerbly well in Health and of Sound Mind and Memory but Calling to mind the mortallity of Body and that it is Apointed for all men Once to Die do make and Ordain this my Last will and Testament in manner and form following that is to Say first Principally first of all I Recommend my Soul into the hands of God that Gave it as for my Body I Commit it to the Earth to be Buried in a Decent manner at the Discression of my Executors But Regarding my Worldly Estate with which it hath Pleased god to Bless me with I Dispose of it in the following manner Viz: in the first Place I Desire that all my Just Debts and funeral Charges be fully Sattisfied and Paid.
Imprimis I Lend to my well beloved wife Mary Lee this Plantation whereon I now Live and all my Personal Estate for her to be Possest with and Injoy During her Life or widowhood.
Item. I Give and bequeath unto my Son Robart Lee one Negro boy Named Seasser to him and his Heirs forever.
Item. I Give and Bequeath unto unto [sic] my Son Edward Lee one Hundred Acres of Land more or Less in the Low grounds of Neuse River whereon he has Cleared a Plantation Joyning John Lees Line and a Hundred Acres of Land Lying in the Low grounds Called John Greens field and Seventy five Acres of Land More or less Lying on Mill Creek at the Bridge and one Negro boy Called [torn--appears to be Abel] to him and his heirs forever.
Item. I Give and Bequeath unto my Son John Lee two hundred Acres of Land more or Less in the Low grounds of the River whereon is act [sic] Plantation Called the Cows Bones and one Hundred Acres Lying in Bearhill joyning of his own Land and two Negros a Boy and Girl Called Charles and Linn to him and his Heirs forever.
Item. I Give and Bequeath unto my Son Thomas Lee after my wifes Decease or widowhood the Plantation whereon I Now Live with the Remaining Part of the Low grounds and two hundred Acres of Land Lying in the Low ground Called Fredricks Lands and Part of a Tract of Land Called Trapnals Land it being the Part Joyning the Plantation it being Divided by a Line of Marked Trees Beginning at a Hickrey Tree at the mouth of the Cypress gut on the River and Running by the Line of Marked Trees to the Back Line and one Negro man Called Cuggo and a Negro Girl called Jenney to him and his Heirs forever.
Item. I give and Bequeath unto my Son Fredrick Lee one Negro wench Called Rachel to him and his Heirs forever.
Item. [line at fold torn and illegible--one word appears to be 'marriage'] Called Buster to her and her and her [sic] Heirs forever.
Item. I give and Bequeath unto my Daughter Mary Ballanger one Negro wench Called Nice and the and the [sic] Remaining Part of the Land Called Trapnals Lands to her and her Heirs forever.
Item. I give and Bequeath unto my Daughter Sabray Green one Negro Girl Called Bine [?] and twenty Pounds [illegible word, looks like 'Proek'] to be Paid out of my Estate to her and her heirs for ever.
"Item. I give & Bequeath unto my Grandson Shadrack Ingram one Plantation Containing two hundred Acres of Land more or Less Joyning Richard Ingrams Line & John Lees Line and three hundred Acres of Land Lying ond [sic] White Oak Swamp a Branch of Mill Creek and a Negro Girl Called Judah to him and his Heirs forever.
Item. I will that all the Remaining Part of my Personal Estate after my wifes Diceas or widow hood to be Equally Devided amongst my Children above Named to be Equally Devided by my Executors hereafter Named & I do hereby apoint my Son Edward Lee and John Lee to be my hole and Sole Executors of this my Last will and Testament utterly Revoking and Disanuling all Other Or former wills and Testaments by me before made.
In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and affixed my Seal this 4th Day of December in the year of Our Lord one thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty Six.
John [I] Lee
[mark appears to be a crossed capital I]
Signed Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of us:
Richard [a cross] GLees his mark [name not clear; could be Dees]
Gilbird [a cross] hix his mark
Samll. Smith jr.

Birth: Mar. 11, 1695
Virginia, USA Death: Dec. 4, 1766 Johnston County North Carolina, USA
I'm adding this John Lee, Esq. or Sr., so we can connect the line of Capt. Thomas Lee. I think its been well proven that this is true. In The book The Lee's of Johnston County, Or it may have a different name, i'm not sure, any way, by Dr. Luby F. Royall, Jr., and his communications with Will F. Frank and other people. John Lee Sr. Built his house in c.1742, and left it in his will to go to Capt. Thomas Lee when his wife Mary, "probably" Bryan, pastaway because of the close association with the Bryan's and the name Needham. Needham Bryan was the son of William and Alice (Macland) Bryan. She died in c.1792 or 1794. Then Thomas sold some of the property and gave house and some property to his nephew, Lemuel Lee son of John Lee JR. John Lee JR.and Capt Thomas Lee moved to Hawkins co. then Green Co. Tenn. in c. 1783. There is a lot more, but I won't add it now.
Family links:
Parents:
Richard Henry Lee (1677 - 1726)
Mary Young Lee (1679 - 1753)
Spouse:
Mary W. Bryan Lee (1706 - 1780)*
Children:
Thomas Greenbury Lee (1729 - 1816)*
John Lee (1730 - 1809)*
Sibling:
John Lee (1695 - 1766)
Richard Henry Lee (1710 - 1792)*
Calculated relationship
Burial: Unknown
Created by: Bobby Lee Dodson Record added: Oct 06, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 98353534

The same as John Lee of Johnston County, North Carolina per DNA test results Oct 2017
Confirmations of YDNA: https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&actio...
DNA test results for Mary Bryan wife of John Esq Lee: Mary Bryan reported by ysearch.org/JZK2D b 1706 Isle of Wight Co Va d 178.92 Johnson Co NC dau of William Bryan b about 1681 Isle of Wight and Alice McCloud m John Lee Esq b about 1705 Richmond Co Va d 4 Dec 1766 Johnston Co NC son of Richard Lee b about 1678 Surry Co Va d 10 Dec 1726 N Farnham Parish Richmond Co Va and Mary Young b about 1679 and grandson William Lee and Alice Felton great grandson of Richard Lee and Anne Constable Owen, ancestors of Gen. Lighhorse Harry Lee and Gen Robert E. Lee .......Source: www.multiwords.de/genealogy/bryan1.htm
Will of John Lee Esquire: Johnston Co., NC Wills, Vol. 2, page 95: To wife Mary, he left the homestead and all his personal property for her lifetime or widowhood. To Robert: one Negro boy named Seasser to him and his heirs forever. To Edward: 100 acres of land in and around the low grounds of the Neuse River adjoining the John Lee line, 100 acres in the low grounds called "John Green's field" and 75 acres on Mill Creek at the bridge. A Negro boy named Abel. (The 75 acres is near where the Battle of Bentonville would be fought) To John, jr.: 200 acres in the low grounds called "Cow Bones", plus 100 acres in Bearhill, a Negro boy Charles, and a Negro girl called Linn to him and his heirs forever.To Thomas: the home plantation at the death or widowhood of his mother Mary as well as 200 acres lying in the low grounds called "Trapnall Land," joining the plantation and located at the mouth of Cypress Gut on the river. Also a Negro girl called Jenny. To Frederick: a Negro called Rachel and Negro man called Cuggo. To daughter Eliazbeth Ingram: a negro girl and child, Bristor. To Elizabeth's son, Shadrack Ingram, his grandfather left 200 acres joining John Lee's line, 300 acres on White Oak Swamp and a Negro girl called Judah. To daughter Mary Ballenger: a Negro girl called Nice, and the part of Trapnall's Land not given to Thomas.To daughter Sabra Green: a Negro girl called Bine and twenty pounds. Before making his will, John Lee had deeded prperty to John Green and Sabra and Edward Ballenger and Mary. Executors: sons Edward Lee and John Lee Witnesses: Richard Lee, Gilbred Hix, Samuel Smith,jr. Signed: John Lee
GEDCOM Note

1768-Will of John Lee ESQ, Johnson Co., NC

wr. Dec 4, 1766, pr. Feb 1768

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To wife Mary..."plantation whereon I now live and all my personal estate"...during her lie or widowhood. To my son Robert ... Negro boy named Seassar. To my son Edward ... 100 acres in low grounds, adj. John Lee's line 100 acres I called "John Green's field" 75 acre on Mill Creek at bridge, Negro named Able. To son John ... 200 acre in low ground called "Cowbones", 100 acres on Bear Hill, adj. to his own land, 2 Negro called Charles and Linn. To son Thomas ... "after my wifes decease, plantation I now live on, " part of 200 acres in low ground called Fredericks Land", part of Trapnals Land, 2 Negro called Cuggo and Jenny. To my son Frederick ... Negro called Rachel. To ???... 2 Negro ??? and Bristor. To daughter Mary Ballanger ... rest of Trapnals Land, Negro called Nice. To daughter Sabray Green ... Negro called Bine. To grandson Shadrack Ingram ... 200 acres adj. Richard Ingram's line and John Lee's line 300 acres on White Oak Swamp, Negro Judah.

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source:'Descendants of John de la Lee',Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site
https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-40000-85178976/john-lee-... John Lee, Esq.Gender: MaleAlias name: John Esq. LeeResidence: Johnston, North CarolinaBirth: Circa 1695 - Northumberland, VirginiaOccupation: Lawyer [Esquire]Marriage: Spouse: Mary (born Bryan) - Circa 1723 - Johnston Co., NCDeath: Circa 1766 - Johnston, North CarolinaBurial: Johnston, North CarolinaWife: Mary (born Bryan)Children: Barthania Elizabeth Ingram (born Lee), Edward Lee, Sr., Robert Lee, Thomas Greenberry Lee, John Lee, Jr, Frederick Lee, Mary Ballenger (born Lee), Sabray Green (born Lee), Samuel Lee (very late child? or wrong family) (born Lee)

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John Lee IS NOT related to the Lees of Ditchley or Leighs of South Carolina. He was born in Virginia but settled in North Carolina c.1720. He married Mary (prob. Bryan). He died c.1766 in Johnston Co., NC and left a will naming several children

John Lee, Esq.
Gender: Male
Birth: circa 1695 Northumberland, Virginia
Death: circa 1766 (63-79) Johnston, North Carolina
Place of Burial: Johnston, North Carolina

Husband of Mary Lee Bryan
Father of
Barthania Elizabeth Ingram;
Edward Lee, Sr.;
Robert Lee;
Capt. Thomas Greenberry Lee;
John Lee, Jr;
Frederick Lee;
Mary Ballenger;
Sabray Green
and Samuel Lee (very late child? or wrong family)

https://www.geni.com/people/John-Lee-of-Johnston-County-North-Carolina/6000000008630721205

John Lee is the father of Capt. Thomas Lee of Lee Valley, Tennessee.
Capt. Thomas Lee is not the missing heir of Richard Lee II of Ditchley. A family bible turned up in Alabama in 1930, which was used to claim descendancy from Richard of Ditchley, through Capt. Thomas Lee. In 1952, a closer examination of the bible showed that entries had been made later than the apparent age of the bible. After this discovery, documentary proof (see below) was found in the North Carolina Court Records of 1768, that the Thomas Lee mentioned in the bible was actually the son of John Lee of North Carolina. No relationship has been proven between John Lee and the Lees of Ditchley.

John Lee's early life is still a mystery. It is believed that he was born c.1690-1695 in Virginia, possibly Northumberland Co. He married and settled along the VA/NC border around 1720, in Nansemond Co. On 26 July 1743 he received a land grant of 500 acres on the south side of the Neuse River in Johnson Co., NC, and moved there with his family. He bought more land and at the time of his death in 1768 he willed a total of 1770 acres to his heirs. He left a will (see text below) dated December 4, 1766 which named his wife Mary Lee and children. The will was probated in February 1768, so the date of death is between those two years. Johnston Co NC was Craven Co NC when John moved there in the early 1740's. It is believed but not proven that his wife's maiden name was Bryan.

Children of John Lee and wife Mary W Bryan :
Robert Lee b: 1725
Edward Lee b: 1726 in VA or NC
Fredrick Lee b: 1727 in NC
Elizabeth H Lee b: 1728 in NC
Rachel Lee b: 1729 in NC
John Lee , Jr. b: ABT. 1730 in Halifax Co., VA
Mary Lee b: 1731 in NC
Sabry Lee b: 1733 in NC
Thomas Lee b: 1735 in NC

Links to additional information:
"John Lee Esq. of Johnston Co, NC & Some of His Descendants, May 1975",
NC Archives #27602, Oct. 29, 1720, lists John Lee among the "Roanoke River Settlers, 1720".
http://leehouse.tripod.com/jlx-will.htm

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Lee Genealogy:
Edith Lucinda LEE 1884 - 1943
William M ·ÄúWill·Äù LEE 1848 - 1935
Britton LEE 1822 - 1895
William Samuel LEE 1793 - 1863
Lemuel ·ÄúLom·Äù Samuel LEE 1753 - 1835
Edward LEE 1725 - 1775
John LEE Sr 1690 - 1775
***** Maybe Not! ****** John LEE Sr may be the end.
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*Richard Henry LEE 1677 - 1726
*William Constable Lee 1651 - 1696
*Richard Henry LEE Col. (The Immigrant) 1617 - 1664
*John Lee, Sr. 1588 - February 23, 1630
*Richard Lee of Coton Hall June 10, 1563 - 1621
*John Lee of Coton Hall 1530 - June 1605
*Humphrey Lee, of Coton Hall 1505 - 1589
*Thomas Lee, of Coton 1494 -1526
*Richard Recardus de Lee of Langley 1432 - 1508

Radolphus Lee (de Lee), of Roden and Langley bet. 1438 and 1447 - 1479
(1418 - 1471) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leigh-192

Robert Lee, of Roden 1392 - 1429
Roger (Robert) de Lee, of Roden & Stanton 1376 - 1420
John de la Lee, II bet. 1326 and 1366 - 1424
Thomas de la Lee 1224 - 1258
John de la Lee 1195 - 1301
Reginald de la Lee 1160 - 1203
Hugo de Lega 1140 - 1182
Fulk III FitzWarin bet. 1160 and 1165 - 1258
Fulk II "Brunin" FitzWarin 1138 - 1197
Fulk "le Brun" FitzWarin, I 1110 - 1170
Guy Warin "the Bold" de Metz 1079 - 1115
Warine "The Sherriff" de Metz 1050 - 1115
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John Lee, Esq.
Gender: Male
Birth: circa 1695 Northumberland, Virginia
Death: circa 1766 (63-79) Johnston, North Carolina
Place of Burial: Johnston, North Carolina

Husband of Mary W. (Bryan) Lee

Father of:
1. Thomas Lee; December 3, 1729 - July 2, 1816 (m. Mary Elizabeth Ingram)
2. Barthania Elizabeth Ingram (Lee); circa 1725 - 1755 (m. William Ingram)
3. Edward Lee, Sr.; 1725 - June 5, 1775 (m. Mary Allen)
4. Thomas Greenbury Lee; December 3, 1729 - July 2, 1816 (m. Mary Elizabeth Ingram)
5. John Lee, Jr;
6. Frederick Lee; 1737 - January 28, 1814 (m Susanna LEE)
7. Mary Ballenger; circa 1738 -
8. Sabray Green; circa 1742 - 1795 (m. John Green)
9. Samuel Lee (very late child? or wrong family); 1748 - October 16, 1799
10. Capt. Thomas Greenberry Lee December 3, 1729 - July 2, 1816 (m. Mary Elizabeth Ingram)
11. John Lee, Jr 1730 - 1809

https://www.geni.com/people/John-Lee-of-Johnston-County-North-Carolina/6000000008630721205

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John Lee & Mary W. Bryan

·ÄåJohn and Mary were married in 1723 in Johnston Co., North Carolina, USA.
They had five sons and four daughters:
1. Robert,
2. Edward,
3.Thomas,
4. John,
5. Frederick,
6. Sabray,
7. Barthania,
8. Mary
9. Rachel.

Personal Details
Male John Lee
John was born in 1691 in Nansemond County, Virginia. He died at the age of 75 in December 1766 in Johnston Co., North Carolina, USA.
Death Notes
Will of John LEE, Esquire
from Johnston County, North Carolina, Wills 1760-1830, Vol. II, page 95.
Raleigh, NC, State Dept. of Archives and History, Johnston County Records.
Photocopy marked Lee-0011-001 to -004 in margin.

Cover: "John Lee's Will. To [possibly 'pro' or 'for'?] February Term 1768.

In the Name of god Amen. I John Lee [smudged mark, possibly 'ym'='yeoman' or 'gn'='gentleman'?] of Johnston County & Province of North Carolina Being So at this Time Tollerbly well in Health and of Sound Mind and Memory but Calling to mind the mortallity of Body and that it is Apointed for all men Once to Die do make and Ordain this my Last will and Testament in manner and form following that is to Say first Principally first of all I Recommend my Soul into the hands of God that Gave it as for my Body I Commit it to the Earth to be Buried in a Decent manner at the Discression of my Executors But Regarding my Worldly Estate with which it hath Pleased god to Bless me with I Dispose of it in the following manner Viz: in the first Place I Desire that all my Just Debts and funeral Charges be fully Sattisfied and Paid.

Imprimis I Lend to my well beloved wife Mary Lee (Bryan) this Plantation whereon I now Live and all my Personal Estate for her to be Possest with and Injoy During her Life or widowhood.

Item. I Give and bequeath unto my Son Robert Lee one Negro boy Named Seasser to him and his Heirs forever.

Item. I Give and Bequeath unto unto [sic] my Son Edward Lee one Hundred Acres of Land more or Less in the Low grounds of Neuse River whereon he has Cleared a Plantation Joyning John Lees Line and a Hundred Acres of Land Lying in the Low grounds Called John Greens field and Seventy five Acres of Land More or less Lying on Mill Creek at the Bridge and one Negro boy Called [torn--appears to be Abel] to him and his heirs forever.

Item. I Give and Bequeath unto my Son John Lee two hundred Acres of Land more or Less in the Low grounds of the River whereon is act [sic] Plantation Called the Cows Bones and one Hundred Acres Lying in Bearhill joyning of his own Land and two Negros a Boy and Girl Called Charles and Linn to him and his Heirs forever.

Item. I Give and Bequeath unto my Son Thomas Lee after my wifes Decease or widowhood the Plantation whereon I Now Live with the Remaining Part of the Low grounds and two hundred Acres of Land Lying in the Low ground Called Fredricks Lands and Part of a Tract of Land Called Trapnals Land it being the Part Joyning the Plantation it being Divided by a Line of Marked Trees Beginning at a Hickrey Tree at the mouth of the Cypress gut on the River and Running by the Line of Marked Trees to the Back Line and one Negro man Called Cuggo and a Negro Girl called Jenney to him and his Heirs forever.

Item. I give and Bequeath unto my Son Fredrick Lee one Negro wench Called Rachel to him and his Heirs forever.

Item. [line at fold torn and illegible--one word appears to be 'marriage'] Called Buster to her and her and her [sic] Heirs forever.

Item. I give and Bequeath unto my Daughter Mary Ballanger one Negro wench Called Nice and the and the [sic] Remaining Part of the Land Called Trapnals Lands to her and her Heirs forever.

Item. I give and Bequeath unto my Daughter Sabray Green one Negro Girl Called Bine [?] and twenty Pounds [illegible word, looks like 'Proek'] to be Paid out of my Estate to her and her heirs for ever.

"Item. I give & Bequeath unto my Grandson Shadrack Ingram one Plantation Containing two hundred Acres of Land more or Less Joyning Richard Ingrams Line & John Lees Line and three hundred Acres of Land Lying ond [sic] White Oak Swamp a Branch of Mill Creek and a Negro Girl Called Judah to him and his Heirs forever.

Item. I will that all the Remaining Part of my Personal Estate after my wifes Diceas or widow hood to be Equally Devided amongst my Children above Named to be Equally Devided by my Executors hereafter Named & I do hereby apoint my Son Edward Lee and John Lee to be my hole and Sole Executors of this my Last will and Testament utterly Revoking and Disanuling all Other Or former wills and Testaments by me before made.

In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and affixed my Seal this 4th Day of December in the year of Our Lord one thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty Six.

John [I] Lee
[mark appears to be a crossed capital I]

Signed Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of us:
Richard [a cross] GLees his mark [name not clear; could be Dees]
Gilbird [a cross] hix his mark
Samll. Smith jr.

Female Mary W. Bryan

Mary was born in 1693 in Isle of Wight County, Virginia. She died at the age of 87 in 1780 in Johnston Co., North Carolina, USA.

Children
1. Female Sabray Lee
Sabray was born in 1717.

2. Male Robert Lee
Robert was born in 1724.

3. Male Edward Lee
Edward was born in 1725.

4. Female Barthania Elizabeth Lee
Barthania was born in 1726.

5. Male Thomas Lee
Thomas was born on December 3rd, 1729.

6. Male John Lee
John was born in 1730 in Virginia.

7. Female Mary Lee
Mary was born in 1735 in Johnston Co., North Carolina, USA.3 She died at the age of 62 in 1797.

8. Male Frederick Lee
Frederick was born in 1737 in Virginia.

9. Female Rachel Lee
Rachel was born in 1741.

http://familytrees.genopro.com/azrael/skaggs/family-JohnLeeAndMaryW.Bryan-fam06852.htm

John Lee Esq (1695 - 1766)
John Lee Esq
Born 11 Mar 1695 in Wight County, Virginia Colony, British America
Son of Richard Henry Lee and Mary (Young) Lee
Brother of John Lee [half], Thomas Lee, William Lee [half], Richard Henry Lee III Esq, Mary (Lee) Short, Peter Lee andYoung Lee
Husband of Mary W. (Bryan) Lee ·Äî married 1725 in Nottoway, Isle of Wight County, Virginia, British America
Father of Edward G Lee, Barthania Elizabeth Lee, John Lee Jr, Sabray (Lee) Green, Thomas Lee, Thomas Lee and Frederick Lee
Died 4 Dec 1766 in Mill Creek, Johnston County, Province of North Carolina, British America
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Lee-1662

Biography
John LEE married Mary W. BRYAN in 1725 in Isle of Wight County, Virginia. John LEE Esq. lived in Virginia in 1695, when tobacco was grown in fields in the state and plantation owners reaped the results. They had six children in 17 years. John LEE Esq. was in North Carolina when farmers joined forces in a fight that would foreshadow the American Revolution. He died on December 4, 1766, in Johnston County, North Carolina, at the age of 72.
John Lee was born on March 11 1690 in VA. He married Mary Bryan in 1725 in Nottoway, Isle of Wight, VA. He died on Dec 4 1766 in Mill Creek, Johnston, NC.
John LEE , Esquire Birth: BET 1690 AND 1700 in Nancemond Co., Virginia 1 Death: ABT FEB 1768 in ,Johnston, NC
Occupation: Esquire
Note: John Lee came to Johnston Co., North Carolina, then Craven County during the early 1740's.
It is estimated that John Lee was born between 1690 and 1700 and died between Dec 4, 1766 and Geb 1768. On the earlier stated possible death date, John's will was written & witnessed by Richard C. Lee, Gilbird Hix and Samuel Smith Jr. John Esq Lee's will was executed by his two sons; Edward and John Lee.
John Esq. Lee married Mary (possibly Bryan) who was born CA 1705. Many believe Mary was the sister of Needham Bryan. Needham's parents are known to be William and Alice "Macland" Bryan, and it is known they were the parents of a William, John, Mary and Alice Bryan also. It is possible that all of John Lee's children were born in Virginia before he migrated to the area of Craven Co., North Carolina which would later become a portion of Johnston County.

It is believed that most of John and Mary Lee's children were living at the time of his death and that they are named in John's will in the order of their birth.
1Robert Lee
2Edward Lee
3John Lee
4Thomas Lee
5Fredrick Lee
6Elizabeth who married William Ingram
7daughter Rachel who married John Powell
8Mary Lee
9Sabray Lee who married John Green

His will also names his wife as Mary. The date for settlement of Mary's estate has not been documented. However, in 1792, Thomas Lee was in the county to sell the home place.
The home place had been willed by John to his son, Thomas, upon the date of his wife Mary's death. At this time, Thomas Lee resided in Hawkins, Co., Tenn. and had lived there for appr. 20 years since about 1773. Thomas Lee and brother John had moved to Hawkins Co., Tenn around the same time. Both of these Lee brothers had large families before they died in Hawkins Co. Tenn.

Johnston County, NC Wills, 1760-1830; Volume #2, Page #95, Johnston County Wills and Records at Raleigh, NC, State Dept of Archives and History reads as follows:
"IN THE NAME OF GOD, I, JOHN LEE, Johnston County & Province of North Carolina, being so at this time tollbery well in health and of sound mind and memory but calling to mind the mortality of the body and that it is appointed for all men once to die and ordain this my last will and testiment in manner and form following: That is to say first and princpally first all I commend my soul unto the hands of God that gave it. As for my body, I commend it to the earth to be burried in an decent manner at the discression of my executors. But regarding my worldly estate with which it has pleased God to bless me with, I dispose of in the following manner, viz: In the first place I desire that all my just debts and funeral charges be fully satisfied and paid. Imprimis I lend to my well beloved wife, Mary Lee, the plantation whereon I now live and all my personal estate for her to be possessed with and enjoy during her life or widowhood.
Item. I give and bequeath to my son Robert Lee one Negro boy named Seasser to him and his heirs forever.
Item. I give and bequeath to my son Edward Lee 100 acres of land more or less in the low grounds of the Neus River Whereon he has cleard a plantation joining John Lee Line and 100 acres called John Guion's (Green's) field and 75 acres on Mill Creek at the bridge, and one negro boy called Joel to him and his heirs forever.
Item. I give and bequeath to my son John Lee 200 acres land more or less in low grounds oif the River called Cow Bones and 100 acres in Bear Hill joining his own land and two negroes, called Charlie and Linn to him and his heirs forever.
Item. I give and bequeath to my son Thomas Lee after my wife's death or widowhood the plantation whereon I now live with the remaining part of the Low Grounds and 200 acres of land lying in the low grounds called Fredricks Lands and part of a tract of land called Trapnals Land it being the tract joining the plantation; it being divided by a line of marked trees beginning at a hickory tree at the mouth of Cypress Gut on the river and running by the line of makred trees to the back line and one negro man called Cuggo and a negro girl called Jenny to him and his heirs forever
Item. I give and bequeath unto my son Fredrick Lee one negro wench called Rachel to him and his heirs forever.
Item. (Here the line is not legible, as this is where the document has long been folded. The only words which can be read are;) and child called Buster to her and her heirs forever. (some have surmised that this is daughter Elizabeth, since she is not otherwise mentioned in any item; however Elizabeth died in 1753. Perhaps this item was left to one of her children other than Shadrack Ingram?
Item. I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Ballenger one negro wench called Nice and the remaining part of the land called Trapnals Lands to her and her heirs forever.
Item. I give and bequeath to my daughter Sabra Green one negro girl called Bino and twenty pounds to be paid out of my estate to her and her heirs forever.
Item. I give and bequeath to my grandson Shadrack Ingram one plantation containing 200 acres of land more or less, joining Richard Ingrams line and John Lee's line and 300 acres of land lying on White Oak Swamp a branch of Mill Creek, and a negro girl called Junah to him and his heirs forever.
Item. I will that all remaining part of my personal estate after my wife's decease or widowhood to be equally divided amongst my childre above named to be equally divided by my executors herin-after named and I do hereby appoint my son Edward and John to be my whole and sole executors of my last will and testament hereby revoking and disannuling all other or former wills and testaments by me before made.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF: I have hereto set my hand and affixed my seal this 4th day of Dec in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and sixty six.
Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the presence of: Richard C. Lee, Gilbird Hix and Samuel Smith Jr.
John Lee's X Mark
Johnston County, NC records indicate that John Lee served on juries and helped "lay off' roads but the best records on him are the land transactions.
It is evident, there is not a complete record of his land holdings, or that he willed too much land. Land records indicate John Lee owned 1470 acres; while he willed an estimated 1779.
John Lee Esq. was living in Nanssemand County, Virginia during 1728, when Coilonel Richard Byrd ran the line between Virginia and North Carolina. This line split John's plantation so that part of it was in North Carolina and part in Virginia. The same was true of lands owned by Godfrey Lee and Dr. Richard Lee; both whom resided near John Lee Esq.
John had owned several hundred acres in Nansemond Co., Virginia but after 1728, the majority of his land became part of North Carolina. John Lee Kept this land until around 1740, when he sold it and moved to Craven Co., NC which later (in 1746) became Johnston Co.
John Lee had received land grants in Craven Co., NC on Jul 26,1743 and never sold them; but deeded them to his children by deed or will. When this land was passed on to John's children, this land was on Mill Creek in Johnston Co.
John had remained on this land until his death in 1768. the old graveyard where John was probably buried had only fieldstone markers, and has long since been plowed under.
!29 Oct 1720; among Roanoke River Settlers
!1728 resided Nansemond Co., VA !early 1740's moved to Craven'NC (became Johnston'NC in 1746)
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Lee-1662

Source:
http://leehouse.tripod.com/jlx-will.htm
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The same as John Lee of Johnston County, North Carolina per DNA test results Oct 2017
Confirmations of YDNA: https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&person1_name=Lee-8814&person2_name=Lee-14784
DNA test results for Mary Bryan wife of John Esq Lee: Mary Bryan reported by ysearch.org/JZK2D b 1706 Isle of Wight Co Va d 178.92 Johnson Co NC dau of William Bryan b about 1681 Isle of Wight and Alice McCloud m John Lee Esq b about 1705 Richmond Co Va d 4 Dec 1766 Johnston Co NC son of Richard Lee b about 1678 Surry Co Va d 10 Dec 1726 N Farnham Parish Richmond Co Va and Mary Young b about 1679 and grandson William Lee and Alice Felton great grandson of Richard Lee and Anne Constable Owen, ancestors of Gen. Lighhorse Harry Lee and Gen Robert E. Lee .......Source: www.multiwords.de/genealogy/bryan1.htm
Will of John Lee Esquire: Johnston Co., NC Wills, Vol. 2, page 95: To wife Mary, he left the homestead and all his personal property for her lifetime or widowhood. To Robert: one Negro boy named Seasser to him and his heirs forever. To Edward: 100 acres of land in and around the low grounds of the Neuse River adjoining the John Lee line, 100 acres in the low grounds called "John Green's field" and 75 acres on Mill Creek at the bridge. A Negro boy named Abel. (The 75 acres is near where the Battle of Bentonville would be fought) To John, jr.: 200 acres in the low grounds called "Cow Bones", plus 100 acres in Bearhill, a Negro boy Charles, and a Negro girl called Linn to him and his heirs forever.To Thomas: the home plantation at the death or widowhood of his mother Mary as well as 200 acres lying in the low grounds called "Trapnall Land," joining the plantation and located at the mouth of Cypress Gut on the river. Also a Negro girl called Jenny. To Frederick: a Negro called Rachel and Negro man called Cuggo. To daughter Eliazbeth Ingram: a negro girl and child, Bristor. To Elizabeth's son, Shadrack Ingram, his grandfather left 200 acres joining John Lee's line, 300 acres on White Oak Swamp and a Negro girl called Judah. To daughter Mary Ballenger: a Negro girl called Nice, and the part of Trapnall's Land not given to Thomas.To daughter Sabra Green: a Negro girl called Bine and twenty pounds. Before making his will, John Lee had deeded prperty to John Green and Sabra and Edward Ballenger and Mary. Executors: sons Edward Lee and John Lee Witnesses: Richard Lee, Gilbred Hix, Samuel Smith,jr. Signed: John Lee
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Voorouders (en nakomelingen) van John Lee

William LEE
1651-1696
Alice Felton LEE TATUM
1650-1703
William Young
± 1727-1810
Martha Young (Sadler)
1659-> 1679

John Lee
1690-1766

± 1723

Mary W Lee (Bryan Bryant)
1703-± 1780

Edward G Lee
1725-1775
Barthania Elizabeth Lee INGRAM
1725-1755
Robert LEE
± 1725-± 1788
Thomas Greenberry LEE
1729-1816
John Lee
± 1731-1809
Sabray GREEN LEE
1736-1795
Frederick Lee
1737-1814
Mary Ballenger (Lee)
± 1738-????

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    • 1 juli » In het kader van de zogenaamde Negenjarige Oorlog komt het tot een veldslag bij Fleurus, Henegouwen. Franse legers onder leiding van maarschalk Luxembourg verslaan de geallieerde troepen.
    • 12 juli » Koning Willem III (van Oranje) en zijn Engelse troepen winnen de Slag aan de Boyne tegen de Ierse katholieken.
    • 16 oktober » Heiligverklaring van Paschalis Baylon (1540-1592), Spaans franciscaans broeder, door paus Alexander VIII.

Doopdag 21 juli 1700

  • Stadhouder Prins Willem III (Huis van Oranje) was van 1672 tot 1702 vorst van Nederland (ook wel Republiek der Zeven Verenigde Nederlanden genoemd)
  • In het jaar 1700: Bron: Wikipedia
    • 1 januari » Rusland schakelt over naar de juliaanse kalender en gebruikt niet langer de Anno Mundijaartelling.
    • 21 juni » Paus Innocentius XII benoemt drie nieuwe kardinalen.
    • 20 november » Slag bij Narva - Koning Karel XII van Zweden verslaat het leger van Tsaar Peter de Grote.
    • 23 november » Kardinaal Giovanni Francesco Albani wordt gekozen tot Paus Clemens XI.
    • 30 november » Bisschopswijding van Paus Clemens XI in de Sint-Pietersbasiliek te Rome.
    • 8 december » Kroning van Paus Clemens XI in Rome.

Dag van overlijden 4 december 1766



Dezelfde geboorte/sterftedag

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