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Persoonlijke gegevens Barbara de Bonette 

• Alternatieve namen: Barbara Bonnet, Barbara Debonnet, Barbara DeBonnette
• Zij is geboren rond 1686 in Fécamp, Seine-Maritime, Upper Normandy, France.Bron 6
• Woonachtig:
• in het jaar 1705: .Bron 6
• in het jaar 1714: .Bron 6
• (Alt. Birth) rond 1675: Fécamp, Seine-Maritime, Upper Normandy, France.Bron 4
• (Alt. Birth) rond 1675: Moudon, Vaud, Switzerland.Bron 3
• (Alt. Death) in het jaar 1732: Virginia, USA.Bron 3
• Zij is overleden na 1738 in Manakin, Goochland, Virginia, USA.Bron 6

  Manakintown, King William Parish, Henrico

• Een kind van Daniel Bonnet en Jeanne Coliver
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 4 december 2022.

Gezin van Barbara de Bonette

Zij is getrouwd met Pierre Dutois.

Zij zijn getrouwd in het jaar 1695 te Fécamp, Seine-Maritime, Upper Normandy, France.Bron 7

Kind(eren):

1. Elizabeth Dutois  ± 1705-1772 

Notities over Barbara de Bonette

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The 7th 7ber, 1731, was born Judith Benain, daughter of Antoine (?) Benain and of Elizabeth Benain; had for godfather, Thomas Porter; for godmother, Ester Joannis and Barbarie Dutoy; was baptized by Mr. Marye, ministe

23d June, 1733, was born Marie Bilbo, daughter of Jean Pierre Bilbo and of Susane, his wife; had for godfather, Antoine Benin; for godmother. Barbarie and Mariane Dutoy.

The 25th 8ber, 1738, was born Elizabet Gore, daughter of Jamse Gore103 and of Mariane, his wife; had godfather, Mathieu Bingli; for godmother, Barbari Dutoy and Elizabet Porter; was baptized by Mr. Brook.

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[Warren Forsythe.ged]

compiled an elizabeth porter 16 mar 1731/32 goochland co VA  d.1791
dtr of thomas porter ca 1700 d. bef 27 apr 1767 and elizabeth dutoit ca 1705 d.1772;
of henrico, goochland, cumberland cos va
--she cites 1924 by mrs margaret scruggs carruth "porter family , henrico co va, records;

1. PIERRE (DUTOY/DUTOI)4 DUTOIT (GABRIEL3, PIERRE DAVID2, FRANCOIS1) was born 24 Dec 1646 in Moudon, Vaud Canton, Suisse Switzerland, and died Bef. 1729 in Manikintown, Goochland Co., Virginia.  He married MARIE (Frossard De SAUGY) Frossard 12 Feb 1669/70 in Moudon, Vaud Canton, Suisse Switzerland, daughter of PIERRE Frossard and MARIE BURNAND.  She was born 30 Sep 1644 in Moudon, Vaud Canton, Suisse Switzerland, and died 18 Sep 1729.
More About PIERRE DUTOIT and MARIE Frossard:
Marriage: 12 Feb 1669/70, Moudon, Vaud Canton, Suisse Switzerland
Children of PIERRE DUTOIT and MARIE Frossard are:
2. i. PIERRE5 DUTOIT, b. 07 May 1671, Moudon, Vaud Parish, Suisse (Switzerland);
d. 03 Oct 1726, Manakin Town, King William Parish, Henrico Co., Virginia..
3. ii. SUSANNE DUTOIT, b. 08 Oct 1672, Moudon, Vaud Canton, Suisse Switzerland;
d. 05 Oct 1751, Berkley, South Carolina.
iii. ANNE MARGARET DUTOIT, b. 1677, Moudon, Vaud Canton, Suisse Switzerland.
iv. ISAAC DUTOIT, b. 1683, Moudon, Vaud Canton, Suisse Switzerland.
v. JEAN Elizabeth DUTOIT, b. 07 Oct 1685, Moudon, Vaud Canton, Suisse Switzerland.

Generation No. 2
2. PIERRE5 DUTOIT (PIERRE (DUTOY/DUTOI)4, GABRIEL3, PIERRE DAVID2, FRANCOIS1) was born 07 May 1671 in Moudon, Vaud Parish, Suisse (Switzerland), and died 03 Oct 1726 in Manakin Town, King William Parish, Henrico Co. VA..  He married BARBARA DEBONETTE 1705 in England, daughter of DANIEL DEBONNETTE/Bonnet and JEANNE COLIVER.  She was born Abt. 1686 in France, and died Aft. 1738 in Manakin Town, King William Parish, Henrico Co. VA..
Notes for PIERRE DUTOIT:
"Pierre Dutois and his wife Barbara De Bonnette of the Parish of Tarrigny (?) with their two small children fled from France into Holland.  They were disguised as Burgoise market man and wife, with the children safely disposed among the vegetables in the panniers on each side of a donkey which they led between them.  A sword thrust into one of the panniers by a trooper came nearly to disclosing their identity.  But the little hero who suffered a flesh wound in the leg, made no moan till the danger was past.  Their daughter Elizabeth Dutois married Captain Thomas Porter.
From "Porter Family Henrico Co., VA Records" compiled by Mrs. Margaret Scruggs Carruth.

The parents of Barbara deBonnette were in Bristol England until the winter of 1700, so it is possible that Pierre Dutoit married Barbara Bonnet in England; however, she is not listed as a French refugee (Huguenot) on the ship "Mary Ann" on which he arrived at the mouth of the James River on July 23, 1700.  He came to Manakintown, VA in 1700 and was one of the founders of Manakintown.
The book "The French Lands", by Priscilla Harris Cabell, p. 117 states: "Registered as 'Pre.Dutoit', Peter, his wife and two daughters were living in Manakintown in 1714.  As he and his wife were Historic Founders, he had, of course, been in King William Parish since 1700. Peter Dutoy(sic) had two patents.  The earlier one for 400 acres in 1714 was on 'a Great Branch' of Manakin Town Creek. ; This branch was named for Peter and became known as 'Dutoy's Branch.'  Today it is called 'Dutoy's Creek.' ; This patent did not cover French land.  It was surveyed by Richard Ligon on 10 February 1706 for Peter Ditnay eight years before he patented it.  His second patent, which was part of the first 5,000 acres donated to the French refugees, was less than half a mile down from the mouth of Upper Makin Creek.  This patent (808) was 'the plantation whereon I now live.'
He died in 1726.  An abstract of his will (Henrico Co., Virginia, 02 May 1726, p. 659) is cited: Peter Dutoit of Moudon in Suisse, now of King William Parish in the county of Henrico to wife Barbara, the plantation whereon I now live for her life, containing 61 acres, between John Jouany and Stephen Chastain with 400 acres on the Great Branch of Monockin upper creek and 400 acres on the same branch joining the above.  To daughters Elizabeth Dutoit, eldest daughter, the home plantation after my wife's death; to youngest daughter Mary Ann Dutoit, 300 acres situated as above; to son Isaac Dutoit, a plantation of 400 acres on Manockin Upper Creek; to nephew Anthony Bennin, 100 acres in the same tract (as my daughter Mayan's) after my wife's death; to sister-in-law Jeanne Sobrish a cow and a calf.
Signed: Peter Dutoit,
Executrix: wife Barbara.
Wit:
Jean Jouany,
Jean Pierre Bilbou,
Antoine Bennin, and
Mlc (Michal) Young.
Dated at Manockin town w.w. 2 May 1726;
w.p. 3 October 1726.

The book "English Duplicates of Lost Virginia Records", by Louis des Cognets, Jr. p. 89, shows that Peter Dutoy was given patent for 400 acres of land in Henrico Co., Virginia on February 10, 1706/07, by Alexander Spotswood, Lt. Govenor and Commander-in-Chief.
The magazine "The Huguenot", Vol 25, pg. 155-6 state that Pierre Dutoit was a vestryman in the King William Parish in 1711, 1714, 1720, and 1726.
Goochland Co., VA Wills and Deeds 1736-1742 Abstracted & Compiled by Benjamin Weisiger, III p. 299 Deed 21 Nov. 1739 Anthony Bening of Goochland Co., to James Goass of same, for L6, 100 acres on south side of James River given to Bening by Peter Dutoy, dec'd, in his will, being part of an entry of 400 acres patented in name of Mary Ann Dutoy, daughter to Peter Dutoy, dec'd 11 April 1732, bounded by Christian Mallett, Dutoy's corner.
Wit:
Joseph Bingley,
Mathew Bingley,
Jonathan Larke
Signed Anthony Bennin
Recorded 20 May 1740

p. 180 Deed 16 Jan. 1738 Stephen Chastain of Goochland Co., to Edward Hampton and William Hampton of same, for L80, 400 acres on south side of James River and east side of a branch of Jones Creek, adjoining Francis Farsey, dec'd, Stephen Farsey, Peter Dutoy, dec'd, John Villion and Thomas Dickins; with all houses, etc.
Wit:
Jas. Woodson,
Peter Martin,
Elizabeth (P)Porter
Signed:
Stephen Chastain,
Martha Chastain
Recorded 16 Jan. 1738.  Martha, wife of Stephen, relinquished her dower right.

Paternal Line

Francois DuToit b. abt. 1548-Chavannes, Moudon Parish Switzerlin
Pierre David Dutoit b. January 8, 1570/71, Moudon Vaud Canton, Suisse
Switzerland
Pierre married Marie Burnon/Pernon. She was born abt. 1572
Child: Gabriel DuToit b. December 24, 1613, Moudon Vaud Canton, Suisse Switzerland
Gabriel was an offitial in Moudon, Switzerland married Marie Foudri December 26, 1643, daughter of Claude Fudri. ; She was born abt. 1614
Children
Pierre DuToit
Marie DuToit b. June 8, 1650 m. Jean Demont
Anne DuToit

Maternal Side

Jehan Frossard was b. 1388 Sarzens Vaud Canto Suiss, Switzerland.
Children:
Petrus Frossard b. 1414, Sarzens, Vaud Canton Suisse Switzerland
Francois Frossard b. 1416, Brenles, Vaud Canton, Suisse Switzerland
Dom Guido Frossard b. 1419, Brenles, Vaud Canton, Suisse Switzerland
Francois Frossard
Children:
Humbertus Frossard b. abt. 1444, Brenles, Vaud Canton Suiss Switzerland
Claudia Frossard b. abt. 1446, Brenles, Vaud Canton Suiss Switzerland
Humbertus Frossard m. Ysabelle
Children:
Michiel Froussard b. abt. 1470 m. Marie Moine abt. 1496 Brenles Vaud Canton
Suiss Switzerland
Jaqueta Froussard b. abt. 1476 Brenles Vaud Canton Suiss Switzerland
Rudolphe Froussard b. abt. 1478 " " " " "
Roudolphe Froussard m. Agnes abt. 1508 Brenles, Vaud Canton Suisse Switzerland
Children all born same:
Guillaume Frossard b. abt. 1508
Perronette Frossard b. abt. 1511
Perrissone Frousard b. abt. 1516
Marmette Froussard b. abt. 1516
Francois Froussard b. abt. 1518 d. bef. Dec. 1589 m. Catherine Moratel Nov. 11, 1565 Moudon Vaud Canton Suisse Switzerland.
Jean Frossard b. 1518 Brenles, Vaud Suisse Switzerland d. bef. 1570 same. m. abt. 1551? Birthdate is Christening Date.
Claude Frossard, b. abt. 1523, same as above d. bef. Dec. 1587 same.
Pierre Frossard b. 1525 same as above d. May 1471, same m. Louyse Detre before 1553

Notes for BARBARA DEBONETTE:
Goochland County Virginia Wills and Deeds 1728-1736-Abstracted and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III
p. 95 Deed 14 March 1728 between Jacob Capoon of King William Parish, Goochland Co., peruque maker, and Stephen Chastain of same county and parish, merchant for L10, 46 acres in King William Parish, bounded according to a patent to Francis Duppee 1 Oct. 1716, bounded by the river, Mattoon's line, and Dupee.
Wit Barbary (X) Dutoy, James (X) Teller, John (X) Lucadou
Signed: Jacob Copon, Elizabeth (X) Copon
Recorded 17 June 1729.
Goochland Co., Virginia Wills and Deeds 1736-1742 Abstracted and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III
p. 285 Will of Martha Chastain of King William Parish, Goochland Co. "detained by a violent and dangerous sickness"
To my daughter Mary Magdalene Chastain, plantation I dwell on, and all other land devised to me by my husband Stephen Chastain, containing 314 acres, and all my negroes and goods.  If she dies under age or unmarried, then the land, etc. equally between my brothers Peter Dupuy, John James Dupuy and John Levilain, Jr.  If she dies married, without issue, then only land to my brothers and rest to her husband.
To my brother Peter Dupuy and John Levialain, Jr. my brother-in-law, all of my money in the house and part of the money due me by Edward and William Hampton and Matthew Agee, equally divided after L5 taken out for Barbara Dutoy's legacy and L4 to John Farcy's legacy.
To Barbara Dutoy, L5 and to John Farcy, son of Stephen Farcy, L4
To the poor of King William Parish, L2/10
To my brother John James Dupuy, land devised to me by my husband Stephen Chastain he bought of Jacob Capon, 46 acres on south side of James River, joining widow Carner and John Harris, and items; and to have use of my land and negroes until my daughter is 18, for her maintenance.
All my goods to be appraised "nor one piece of thread not to be appraised.
Executor: my brother John James Dupuy
Dated 23 April 1740
Wit: Thos. Porter, Jean Pierre Bilbout, David Lesueur
Recorded 20 May 1740

Barbary DeBonnette Dutoy's
Grandfather Louis Bonnet was born 1630 in Thrunjan (province of Porten-now Lenx Leon), France and died bet 1659-1721.  Wife unknown.
Father: Daniel DeBonnette/Bonnet was born abt. 1665 in Thurigat, Poitou Co., France and died 1720 in New Rochelle, Westchester Co. NY. He married Jeanne (Coutturrier/Couturier) Coliver abt. 1685 in France.  She was born in Meachers, Saintonge France.
On Page 30, "Register of Qualified Huguenot Ancestors of the National Huguenot Society", Fourth Edition, 1995, it states "Daniel Bonnett was a weaver by trade, fled to Bristol, England before 1693.  Came to America in the winter of 1700/01 on a passport dated Bristol 16 Nov. 1700. ; Purchased land at New Rochelle in fall of 1702.  Listed as a woolen worker from 1693-1699 in the Register of the French Church at Bristor, place of origin Torigne."
Her siblings: Peter DeBonette, Ann DeBonette, b. abt. 1685, France; m. Francois Benin who came to VA in Oct. 1700 with the French Huguenots who settled Manakintown, Elizabeth DeBonette b. abt. 1688, Jean Jacques DeBonette b. December 11, 1709, Friedrichstal, Baden Germany; d. 1757, Chester Co., PA m. 1. Anna Marie Desreux, October 19, 1723, Evangelical Church Friedrichstal, Germany; m. 2. Mary Guion, abt. 1740.
Jean Jacques Bonnett came to America in 1733 and settled in Paoli, Chester Co., PA.  He came on the ship "Elizabeth", arrived 27 August 1733. (See p. 31, Register of Qualified Huguenot Ancestors of the National Huguenot Society, Fourth Edition (1995).

More About PIERRE DUTOIT and BARBARA DEBONETTE:
Marriage: 1705, England
Children of PIERRE DUTOIT and BARBARA DEBONETTE are:
i. ELIZABETH6 DUTOIT, b. Abt. 1705, Goochland Co., Virginia; d. 1772, Virginia; m. Thomas Porter, 1730; b. Abt. 1700, Goochland Co., Virginia; d. 1767.
Notes for Elizabeth DUTOIT:
The exact order of the children is not known; however, the "Virginia Historical Collections, Vol. V, Huguenot Emigrations to Virginia", states on page 87 that Elizabeth Barbara Porter, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Porter was born
March 16, 1732; and on page 96, that Dutoy Porter, their son, was born on February, 1738.
Notes for Thomas Porter:
Notes for Thomas Porter: Of Henrico, Goochland and Cumberland Counties in VA;
Captain of militia in 1747;
vestryman in King William Parish in 1750.
From "Porter Family Henrico Co., VA Records: compiled by Mrs. Margaret
Scruggs Carruth: 1924:

From Wm. Porter, Henrico County to sons Thomas & John (Thomas Porter died in Cumberland County)

1731 14 Feb. deed of William Landadne and wife Hester nee Hester Jones to Thomas Porter, both of Goochland.
1748: deed from James Cocke and Magdalen his wife to Thomas Porter, 138 acres on Intown? Creek. Deed Book 5, page 543.

Will of Thomas Porter;
Virginia State Library;
Cumberland County;
15 April 1765;
probated 27 April, 1767.

After the death of his wife, his plantation was to become the property of their son, John Porter.  His wife died in 1772.
Thomas Porter had a 384 acre patent which he obtained on 28 September 1732.  It was for land lying on both sides of Upper Manakin Creek and adjoining the French line, but not within the French territory.  He married Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Pierre Dutoit and his wife Barbara Bonnet, Huguenot founders of Manakintown.  Part of Thomas Porter's land was sold by Thomas and his wife Elizabeth on 16 August 1737 to John Peter Bilbow, probably son of James Bilbaud.  This purchase of 93 acres by Bilbow was bequesthed in his will by 1750 to Isaac Dutoit, the brother of Porter's wife.  It seems that Isaac Dutoit never married.  He wrote his will on 26 November 1750 leaving the same 93 acres of
Porter's patent to his sister Maryann (Dutoit) Goss. ; She and her husband James Goss sold this land back to the patentee Thomas Porter on 27 November 1752.

The magazine, "The Huguenot", Vol. 25, 156, states that Thomas Porter was a Vestryman of the Parish of King William in 1750.

ii. MARIANNE DUTOIT, b. Abt. 1706, France; d. Virginia; m. (1) CHRISTOFFE (CHRISTOPHER) DUBREUILE, Abt. 1727, France; b. 1680, Lagny France; d. 1727, Manakin, Virginia; m. (2) John (JEAN LOUCADOU) LOOKADO, Apr 1732; m. (3) James GOSS, Abt. 1736, Goochland Co., Virginia; b. Abt. 1715, Manakin, Goochland Co., Virginia; d. 09 Oct 1788, England.
Notes for MARIANNE DUTOIT:
It is reported in the book, "The French Lands", by Priscilla Harris Cabell, page 73:
Maryann (Dutoit) Goss, sister of Elizabeth Porter, married first John Loucado, also Lookadoe, as proven by deeds.  John and his brother Pierre were on the list "Enfans Orphelins", or orphans, in 1714 in Manakintowne.  Doubtless they were the sons of John Loucadou who died before the "census" in 1714 in which his children were listed as orphans, and whose death coincides with the fact that he claimed two tracts of French land as can be seen elsewhere. ; He did not live long enough to receive patents for the land.

The younger John married Maryann Dutoi between April and September 1732.  A patent in her maiden name was issued on April 11, 1732, to Maryann Ditway, which was a corruption of Dutoi and Dutoy.  She could have easily married earlier as patents were frequently outdated by new information before they were finalized.  Her land was not French land.  By 28 September of 1732, Thomas Porter mentions John Loucado in the geographical position of her patent, in his own patent survey. Loucado died by 16 August 1737 when Maryann Lookade was said to adjoin Thomas Porter's deed to Bilbow.  The use of her name as a landowner in place of her husband's meant she was a widow.

The book "Register of Qualified Huguenot Ancestors of the National Huguenot Society, Fourth Edition, 1995, page 76 shows that Christopher DuBreuil, who was born c. 1680, in Lagny, France (now Lagnysur--Marne), married Marianne Dutoi.
It further states that they "fled to Virginia and settled on the James River".
Their son Jean Antoine (name changed to Anthony Dibrell) was born 15 May 1728.
She married James Goss by late 1739.

Notes for James GOSS:
James Goss and Shelton Bayley (foreman) are shown on the 1764 List of Tithes of Buckingham Co., VA.  He (and Shelton Railey (sic) are shown for 6 tithes in 1773 and 6 tithes in 1774.
Many early Colonial records show the spelling of Goss as "Gof's Goff, or Gose".
American patriot, served in the Revolutionary War, 1777-1784".
Served as Corporal, Captain John Nicholas' Co., 1st VA Regiment.
Completed enlistment on May 28, 1784
James was probably married twice.
It is speculated that he had the sons William and David Goss.

iii. ISAAC DUTOIT, b. Aft. 1714; d. Abt. 1751, Virginia.
Notes for ISAAC DUTOIT:
He wrote his will on November 26, 1750, probated March 1752 (Cumberland Will Book 1/51), and left 93 acres of land to his sister Maryann (Dutoit) Goss.  This land had been sold by his brother-in-law, Thomas Porter and his wife Elizabeth (Dutoit) Porter, on August 16, 1737 to John Peter Bilbo (Bilbow/Bilbaud), probably the son of James Bilbo.  This purchase of 93 acres by Bilbo was bequeathed by Bilbo in his will of 1750 to Isaac Dutoit.  Later Maryann (Dutoit) Goss and her husband James Goss sold this land back to the patentee, Thomas Porter, on November 27, 1756.  Isaac also mentioned in his will his underage nephew Dutoy Porter, nephew John Porter, and neice Elizabeth Branch, daughter of Thomas Porter.

Goochland Co., Wills and Deeds 1736-1742, Abstracted and Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III
p.333 Deed 14 July 1740 William Battersby of St James Parish, Goochland Co., to Daniel Thomas of King William Parish, same county, for L15, 200 acres, bounded by Marchbanks, The Manakin Town.
Wit: Jean Jacques Dupuy, Tho. Porter, Isaac Dutoy
Signed W. Battersby
Recorded 15 July 1740
p. 338 Deed 15 July 1740 Anthony Bennon and Elizabeth his wife of Goochland Co., to John James Dupuy of same, for L21, land on Dittois branch and south side of James River, 200 acres, being a moiety of 400 acres granted to Tobias Lafeit 28 September 1728, which 200 acres came to said Elizabeth, surviving heir of Tobias Lafeit
Wit: Mariane Labarrier, Thos Porter, Isaac Dutoy
Signed; Anthony Bennin, Ilesbeth Bennin
Recorded 15 July 1740
Elizabeth, wife of Bennin, relinquished her dower right

3. SUSANNE5 DUTOIT (PIERRE (DUTOY/DUTOI)4, GABRIEL3, PIERRE DAVID2, FRANCOIS1)
was born 08 Oct 1672 in Moudon, Vaud Canton, Suisse Switzerland, and died 05 Oct 1751 in Berkley, South Carolina. ; She married JACQUE BILBAUD/BILBO.  He was born 1675 in Port Des Saintorge, Barques, France, and died Abt. 1752 in Manikintown, Virginia.

Notes for JACQUE BILBAUD/BILBO:
Jacque (Bilbo) Bilbaud was born in Port Des Saintorge, Barques, France, 21 Hyktm 1700; account prepared by Captain George Hawes in James Town of the French refugees who arrived in Virginia with the Marquis De La Muce, Jacques Bilbeau-Pierre du Toy.
August 8, 1700: Council of Virginia reports there is no more land available in Norfolk County.
French Protestant refugees to be settled upon Mannikin Town on the James River, twenty miles above the falls. ; A muster was taken showing 108 men, 59 women, and 38 children.

Children of SUSANNE DUTOIT and JACQUE BILBAUD/BILBO are:
i. MARIE6 BILBO.
ii. ANNE BILBO, m. ? MOUZON.
iii. Elizabeth BILBO.
iv. John PETER BILBO, b. 1706, King William Parish, Manakintown, Virginia; d. 02 Apr 1751, Lunenburg Co., Virginia; m. (1) SUSANNE PANKEY, 1729; m. (2)Elizabeth Chandler, 1742, Lunenburg Co., Virginia; b. 17 Oct 1723, St Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia; d. Lunenburg Co., Virginia.

Notes for John PETER BILBO:
John Peter Bilbo is found in the household of Pierre Dutoi in 1723 as a tithable (tax payer) at age 16.  In 1725 he gave his name as Bilbo for the 1st. time, although his name continued to be listed a Jean Pierre.  Bilbo was a leader in his Church and affluent for the time. He owned 162 acres of land in King William Parish in 1732.  The previous year he was appointed processioner for lands.   March 15, 1734 he took oath as Vestryman and October 30, 1742 he took oath as Vestryman and October 30, 1742 he took the oath of Church Warden. Birth records indicate that John Peter Bilbo stood as godparent to many born in the area.
He moved to Lunenburg County as early as 1748, being shown on the tithe list then.  He patented 1626 acres of land on Allen's Creek. Some of the Bilbo children either remained in Manakin or moved back there after John Peter's death.
His will bears the date 15 November, 1750 and is recorded in Lunenburg Co.  In Deed book 1, page 496.  An account current of the estate of John Peter Bilbo, deceased, was returned by Elizabeth Bilbo Winders, administratrix and recorded on November 8, 1752.

Elizabeth Bilbo had married Adam Winders shortly before November 8, 1852.

Will of John Peter Bilbo: Deed book 1, page 496. Lunenberg County,Virginia.
Recorded April 2, 1751
Son: James Bilbo 300 acres of land [being part] of tract I now live on to be laid off on the upper side of the creek.
Son: Joseph Bilbo 300 acres on lower side of the creek.
Son: John Bilbo 300 acres adjoining the above tract.
Son: Peter Bilbo 300 acres adjoining the last mentioned tract.
Son: William Bilbo the remainder of my tract, the whole tract by estimation contains 1626 acres.
Bequest: Two cows to be given each son.
Isaac Dutoy: The tract of land in Cumberland County in consideration for the sum of 12 pounds already paid to me.
Wife: Elizabeth to possess the land bequeathed to[son]Joseph which includes the plantation for her natural life. ; My wife Elizabeth to enjoy the remainder of my estate for life,and at her death to be divided among my children James, John, Peter, Eilliam, Joseph, Mary, Elizabeth, and Sarah Bilbo.
Executor: Elizabeth Bilbo and Joseph Chandler
Signed: John Peter Bilbo
November 15, 1750

Sons of John Peter Bilbo who served in Revolution, either as a patriot (making contributions of food or military supplies) or as a soldier were: James Bilbo, Joseph Bilbo, and William Bilbo. (Revolutionary War Records, Mecklenburg Co., VA., Katherine B. Elliott, 1964, p. 23.
More About John BILBO and SUSANNE PANKEY:
Marriage: 1729
More About John BILBO and Elizabeth Chandler:
Marriage: 1742, Lunenburg Co., Virginia
v. PHILLIP BILBO.
vi. MARY ANN BILBO, m. ? NORMAND.

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