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   Thomas Edmonson<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: 1645 - England<br>Marriage: Spouse: Anne Gregory - To Apr 16 1666 - Essex, Virginia, British Colonial America<br>Marriage: Spouse: Mary Grundy - Circa 1679<br>Immigration: Arrival from England - To 1667 - Virginia, British Colonial America<br>Death: Dec 20 1715 - St. Anne's Parish, Essex, Virginia, British Colonial America<br>Burial: Essex, Virginia, British Colonial America<br>Occupation: Member of the House of Burgesses Gen Assy and in the sessions of the Assembly of 1700-1702. - Between 1696 and 1702 - Virginia, United States<br>Occupation: Sheriff and Justice of Essex County - 1702 - Essex, Virginia, United States&lt;br>Occupation: Sheriff and Justice of Essex County - Between 1702 and 1703 - Essex, Virginia, United States<br>Parents: John E. Edmonson Jr., Sarah Edmonson (born Parker)<br>Spouses: Anne Edmonson (born Gregory), Mary Edmonson (born Grundy)<br>Children: Joseph Edmundson, James Edmundson, Thomas Edmundson II, Bryant Edmonson, Samuel Edmonson, William Edmonson, Sarah Boughan (born Edmundson), Benjamin Edmonson, John Edmonson, Anne Hayman (born Edmonson)<br>Siblings: Sarah Johnson (born Edmondson), John Edmondson, Grace Edmondson, James Edmondson, Henrietta Maria Edmondson, William Edmondson Sr., Martha Edmondson, Elizabeth Stevens (born Edmondson), Samuel Edmondson, Annice Parker<br>  Additional information: Property Ownership:Owned 700 acres of land in 1704.Inventory of Will:Mentions eighty-seven books, seven of which were BiblesLifeSketch:THOMAS EDMONDSONse, served as sheriff and in the House of Burgesses. He died in 1715. His son Joseph moved to NC and died in 1743. To Joseph and his second wife Priscilla, John was born in 1717 in Craven County. John marrried Mary Barrington and moved to Wilkes County, GA, by 1784. He and his son Isaac were living there in the 1780s, near Bryant and oseph. Isaac married Anne Cox. They moved in 1806 from Warren County to Bulloch County. He went to Savannah for medical treatment and died there September 9, 1810. The Tallassee County was taken from the Creeks in 1818 and much new land was opened for settlement. The widow Edmondson moved with her six children to original Lowndes County in 1827-28. James (1799-1886) married Sabra James in Bulloch County. They settled east of present Hahira. JOhn (1808-1864) married Martha Strickland (1814-1882) and developed a plantation along Tallokas Road. David (1809-1864) married Dicy Tillman (1814-1891) and had his plantation just west of Morrison Curch. Susannah (1798-1865) married John Mathis. They lived north of Valdosia. Elizabeth (1801-1868) married William Holloway, Jr. Sarah (1802-1850) married William Alderman. Both lived near Tallokas."mas Edmondson was an early resident of Rappahannock County, who in 1667 obtained a grant of 220 acres, on the south side of said river (Land Book #VI, page 231). . He is called "Mr." in the records of Rappahannock and Essex Counties, showing that he was a man of standing, the title "Mr." being sparingly used in the 17th Century. The Quit Rent Rolls of Essex County credit him with owning 700 acres in 1704.ses in the general Assembly of 1696-97 and in the sessions of the Assembly of 1700-02. 667 Thomas Edmundson of Rappahannock County and Anne his wfe, join in making a deed. He married secondly Mary as named in his Will.F GOD AMEN, I, Thomas Edmondson of ye County of Essex, being of disposing sound memory make this my last Will and Testament.ently buryed and as to any earthly Estate and personal effects, My just debts paid, I dispose of in manner following.l the land on Swamp side of said swamp known by the name of Samuel Perry Swamp to his heirs forever. orever, Provided always ye my beloved wife MARY EDMONDSON possesses and enjoys ye third part of both ye said parcels of land above disposed of during her life, anything wherein to the contrary notwithstanding.r. Richard Lee the merchants in London to be equally divided between them.y best hat and my wigs and my silver headed cane.years. I likewise give uto my sd son THOMAS EDMONDSON my young gray horse, branded on ye (ear? rear?) Guffory with rig, livery R, and my riding saddle and bridle. I likewise give unto my sd son THOMAS EDMONDSON five hundred pounds of sweet scented Tobacco, it being the one half of a bill of four thousand pounds of Tobacco that my son SAMUELL EDMONDSON by his bill should provide to me to be paid when my sd son THOMAS attains ye age of twenty-one years by my sd son SAMUELL EDMONDSON.my Excrs to my sd son JOHN EDMONDSON when he attains ye age of twenty-one years.lling house when he shall demand them. Son SAMUELL EDMONDSON stands, to be paid to my said son JOHN EDMONDSON by my sd son SAMUELL when my sd son JOHN attains ye age of twenty-one years.r shillings to buy her a ring.s to three of the ancient and poorest people of this parish five pounds toward their relief to be paid them as soon as possible in Tobacco, meat, (orno?) or any other product of ye country according to their wants, according to the value of things bought and sold in ye country.s my last Will to wit, negroes, cattle, household goods and new goods on (?Pay in England?) during the time she remains a widow and no longer. e not divided of by this my Will, be equally divided amongst my six sons, JAMES EDMONDSON, JOSEPH EDMONDSON, WILLIAM EDMONDSON, BRYAN EDMONDSON, THOMAS EDMONDSON AND JOHN EDMONDSON and lastly I do hereby ordain and appoint my well beloved wife MARY EDMONDON and my beloved son JAMES EDMONSON Excrs of this my last Will proved always ye if my sd wife MARY EDMONDSON marry again after my decease her Excr. Falling go at an end and unto my son JAMES EDMONDSON shall be my sole and only Executor. To execute this my last Will anything herein contained to ye contrary in any wise not withstanding.DMONDSON Sealed & delivered to be my land Will in this year of _________. At a court held for Essex County on Tuesday ye 20th day December 1715 this above Will of THOMAS EDMONDSON was submitted and proved by ye oaths of Mary Edmondson and James Edmondson, the Executors therein named who both agreed it to be all in the writing of ye sd Thomas Edmondson, dated and is recorded.info contributed by Louise Ivey, Newport News, VA 23602 "Thomas was married twice: (1) Anne Gregory and had James Edmundson child b. abt 1671.(2) Mary ? md about 1672 in Virginia and had 8 children, mentioned in Will.

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   Thomas Edmondson<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: 1645<br>Death: Dec 20 1715 - St. Anne's Parish, Essex, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America<br&gt;Father: William "The Hammer" Edmundson<br>Mother: Margaret Edmundson (born Stanford)<br>Siblings: Mary Fayle (born Edmundson), William Edmundson, Samuel Edmondson, Sr., Hindrance Seal (born Edmundson), Susanna Sheldon (born Edmundson), Anne Moore (born Edmundson), Tryal Edmundson, Joseph Edmundson

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