Zij is getrouwd met PHILIP Ringo.
Zij zijn getrouwd rond 1772 te probably Loudoun Co., VA.
"It is thought that 1772 was the year in which Philip got married, probably in Loudoun County. Records of that county are fragmentary and no bond record of their marriage has yet been found. His new wife was Margaret, who was more commonly known as "Peggy" or "Pegge." Her maiden name is not known, although there has been much conjecture about it, particularly since several years after Philip Ringo's death she calls herself 'Margaret Ervin,' indicating that by then she had remarried."
"One thought has been that her maiden nae might have been Lewis, since a George Lewis was one of those giving bond for Margaret Ringo, when she acted as Administratrix of Philip's estate, and later acting in that capacity himself. ; This also because "Lewis" has been a frequent first name in that branch of the family. Another clue to her name lies in a deed in Loudoun County in 1793 to which she was a party. It is titled "Peggy Ervin & Co. to Thomas Lyne," and was from various children of Ruth Padgett, daughter of John 'Diskin' or 'Deskin.' One of Philip and Margaret Ringo's grandsons was named William Deskin Ringo."
We will make an observation here also, that, Philip and Margaret Ringo's eldest son, Cornelius "P" Ringo, gave both, his 4th child by his 1st wife, and his 14th child, who was by his 2nd wife, the first name of "Lewis." His 14th child's full name was "Lewis Washington "Wash" Ringo. ; He was our ancestor. (CJH)
SOURCES: "Ringo Family History Series," Vol. 2 & 3- "The Ringo Family History Series", The Line of Descent from Philip Janszen Ringo, 1981. 13 Volumes, published by "The Freeborn Family Organization, Inc., 518 Alahmar Street, Alhambra, CA 91801.
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It is thought that 1772 was the year in which Philip got married, probably in Loudoun County. Records of that county are fragmentary and no bond record of their marriage has yet been found. His new wife was Margaret, who was more commonly known as "Peggy" or "Pegge." Her maiden name is not known, although there has been much conjecture about it, particularly since several years after Philip Ringo's death she calls herself 'Margaret Ervin,' indicating that by then she had remarried.
"Ringo Family History Series"--"RG #1D2B1 Philip Ringo was the first son of Henry Ringo and Margaret Major.
Vol. 3, Pg. 3. "On 3-8-1785 in Loudoun Co., VA Court, 'Margarete Ringoe, widow of Philip appointed administrator, Geo. Lewis and Robr. Broden, Security.' Margaret Ringo continued to pay personal taxes under that name in 1785 and 1786. On 15 March 1790 George Lewis was appointed executor of the estate of Philip Ringo, replacing Margaret (Peggy). On 11 October 1790 papers were apparently filed by George Lewis to close the estate. One of these was a payment by George Ralls (from whom Philip Ringo had leased 175 acres) for money due Philip and paid to his widow. She received the payment by writing, 'received by me Peggy Ervin,' 11 October 1790. From the above information it would appear that Margaret (Peggy) Ringo had remarried to a Mr. Ervin. George Lewis was probably a close relative of Peggy Ringo as relatives often helped in settling an estate."
Vol. 2, Pg. 213, "Another clue to her name lies in a deed in Loudoun County in 1793 to which she was a party. It is titled 'Peggy Ervin & Co. to Thomas Lyne,' and was from various children of Ruth Padgett, daughter of John "Diskin" or "Deskin."
There has been much conjecture about the maiden name of Margaret "Peggy." Many of her descendants were given the name "Lewis." Her son, Cornelius "P" Ringo, named his 4th child "Lewis," and his 14th child "Lewis Washington 'Wash' Ringo." The name "Lewis" continues to appear in this line to the present day. We have found no evidence that this was Peggy's maiden name. It may be a clue to the parentage of Peggy's mother-in-law, Margaret Major. One of Philip and Peggy Ringo's grandsons was named William Deskin Ringo. Another name that seems to be given to many descendants, usually as a middle name, Deskin, has given rise to the thought that this may have been Peggy's maiden name. We decided to explore the name Deskin.
The above paragraphs led me to explore on the Internet the name "John Deskin," and we found the following:
Ancestry World Tree Project, "Perry's Side and Hitchborns." It does not give an e-mail address or any other way to contact Perry Taylor.
John Deskin born before 1739 in Prince William County, Virginia, died before 1764 in Prince William County, married a Mrs. [Elizabeth] Clark. They had a daughter Ruth Deskin, born in Virginia; she died before 1793 in Virginia. This sounds as if the above deed in Loudoun County in 1793 may have been part of the estate of Ruth Deskin Padgett, nee Deskin. Ruth married about 1745 in Loudoun County, Virginia, Francis Pagit [Padgett] born in Fairfax Parish, Loudoun County, Virginia. They had 10 children, among which there is a Peggy Pagit (Padgett). We now believe that Margaret "Peggy" Ringo's maiden name may have been Padgett; her mother was probably Ruth Deskin Padgett, nee Deskin/Diskin.
Received from: Pat Duncan, (XXXXX@XXXX.XXX), from a series of her published books on abstracts of Loudoun Co., Va. Deed Books:
Bk:Pg: V:166 Date: 21 Sep 1793 Received in court: 13 Jan 1794:
Timothy Pagit of Loudoun and Rachel Cunningham, Nancy Hill, Elizabeth Waldrun of Shannandoah Co, Frances Pagit, Peggy Ervin, Amy Paget of Ldn and Cynthia Miller of Shannandoah Co (children of Ruth Pagett dec'd daughter of John Diskin dec'd of Prince William) to Thomas Lyne of loudoun. Bargain and sale of 98ac. Wit: James McKim, Isaac Heath, Jacob James, James Lyne. (Thomas Lyne is no doubt the son-in-law of Ruth Pagett and was buying up the shares of his wife's brothers and sisters).
SOURCES: "Ringo Family History Series," The Line of Descent from Philip Janszen Ringo, Vol. 2, pgs. 213-219, "The First Five Generations of the Ringo Family in America", & Vol. 3 pg. 3, Fifth Generation, "Philip Ringo, and his descendants"; published by "The Freeborn Family Organization, Inc., 518 Alahmar Street, Alhambra, CA 91801, © 1981. Ancestry World Tree Project, "Perry's Side and Hitchborns," by Perry Taylor; does not give an e-mail address or any other way to contact Perry Taylor.
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