Terrill Family Line

Terrill Family Line

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Nana's Maternal 3x Great Grandmother:

My 5x Great Grandmother:

Laila Laemmel-Gordon's 6x Great-Grandmother:

Mary Emily Ann Terrill (1771 - 1840)

Mary Terrill

Also Known As: "Polly"

Birthdate: February 6, 1771

Birthplace: Orange, Orange, Colony of Virginia

Denomination: (probably) Baptist / Calvinist

Date of Marriage: February 28, 1788

Place of Marriage: St. Thomas Parish, Orange County, Commonwealth of Virginia

Death: 1840 in Harrison County, Kentucky

Parents:

William Edmund Terrell

1735-1830

Mary Mallory

1738-1780

Family

Spouse:

Francis Robinson

Birthdate: March 2, 1765

Birthplace: Spotsylvania, Spotsylvania County, Colony of Virginia

Denomination: (probably) Baptist / Calvinist

Death: December 31, 1840 in Harrison County, Kentucky

Burial: between Dec 31, 1840 - Jan 1841 in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky

Military Service (Specific): American Revolutionary War 1781-1782

Served as a private under Captains Watson, John Chew, Crutcher and Payne in the regiments commanded by Colonels Richardson and Nicholas Merriwether

Immediate Family:

Son of Major William Robinson and Agnes Smith

See: Robinson Line

Children:

1. Keturah Ann Robinson, b. 02 Apr 1789, Virginia d. 10 Sep 1812, Virginia

2. Frances Robinson, b. 03 Sep 1791, Orange County, Virginia d. 24 May 1859, Grant County, Kentucky

3. Lucy Robinson, b. 26 Oct 1793, Virginia

4. Samuel Robinson, b. 26 Jul 1795, Virginia d. Aft 1880, Kentucky

5. Benjamin Robinson, b. 26 Jan 1798, Virginia d. 3 Feb 1874, Harrison County, Kentucky

6. Elizabeth Robinson, b. 26 Mar 1800, Virginia d. 28 Dec 1840, Harrison County, Kentucky

7. Mary Frances Robinson, b. 09 Mar 1802, Virginia d. 10 Mar 1889, Pendleton County, Kentucky

8. Agnes Smith Robinson, b. 22 Feb 1804, Virginia d. 22 Jul 1856, Harrison County, Kentucky

9. Catharine Beverley Robinson, b. 11 Feb 1806, Orange County, Virginia d. 14 Jan 1870, Charleston, Coles County, Illinois

10. Nancy Ann Robinson, b. 27 Sep 1807, Virginia d. 15 Apr 1883

11. Sarah T Robinson, b. 03 Jun 1809, Virginia

12. Elender Robinson, b. 18 May 1811, Virginia

13. William Robinson, b. 13 Feb 1813, Virginia

14. Jane Robinson, b. 14 Jul 1815, Virginia d. 1 Sep 1852, Harrison County, Kentucky

About Mary Emily Ann Terrill

Liberty Bell, signifying a person in an accepted NSSAR or NSDAR lineage.

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Biography

Mary was born in Virginia in 1771 to William Terrill and Mary Mallory.

In 1788 Mary and Francis Robinson were married in Orange, Virginia.

She passed away in 1840.

Sources

Edmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line]. Birth year: 1771; Birth city: Orange; Birth state: VA

Ancestry.com. Virginia, Select Marriages, 1785-1940 [database on-line]. Film number: 33031; Reference ID: P21.

References:

http://tree.schimka.com/getperson.php?personID=I2059&tree=schimka

https://www.geni.com/people/Mary-Robinson/6000000024557793017

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Terrell-1807

https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/GS8B-QKN/william-edmund-terrell-1733-1830

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Nana's Maternal 4x Great Grandfather:

My 6x Great Grandfather:

Laila Laemmel-Gordon's 7x Great-Grandfather:

Parents:

Robert Terrill, Sr.

1697-1786

Mary Margaret Foster

1701-1783

Family 1

Spouse:

[no children]

About William Edmund Terrill

Liberty Bell, signifying a person in an accepted NSSAR or NSDAR lineage.

The Liberty Bell displayed here simply acts as a means to easily identify a patriot recognized by the NSDAR or NSSAR who was a participant in the fight for American Independence or a person of direct, recognized lineal descent from a patriot appearing in one or more accepted applications to NSDAR or NSSAR. The image is a "marker" visible in certain tree views and serves no other purpose or meaning.

Dar Patriot # 113632, VA Patriotic Service. See Robert Terrell , A113618, and Francis Robinson, Sr. A097441. All Virginia Patriots.

Owned as many as 21 slaves in 1787.

- In 1782 he freed two of his slaves, Robert and Bookery - were freed after William died and given some land as set fourth in his Last Will and Testament.

References:

http://tree.schimka.com/getperson.php?personID=I2993&tree=schimka

https://www.geni.com/people/William-Terrill/6000000012618092987

https://www.geni.com/people/William-Edmund-Terrell/6000000033507030319

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Terrell-1808

https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/GS8B-QKN/william-edmund-terrell-1733-1830

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Nana's Maternal 5x Great Grandfather:

My 7x Great Grandfather:

Laila Laemmel-Gordon's 8x Great-Grandfather:

Parents:

Timothy Terrell

1658-1720

Elizabeth Foster

1667-1745

Family

Spouse:

Mary Margaret Foster

1701-1783

Mary Terrill

Also known as: "Mary Foster"

Birthdate: 1701

Birthplace: St Peters, New Kent County, Colony of Virginia

Denomination: (probably) Anglican / Episcopalian

Date of Marriage: ca. 1723

Place of Marriage: St. Peter's Parish, New Kent, Colony of Virginia

Death: June 1783 in Saint Thomas Parish, Orange County, Commonwealth of Virginia

Immediate Family:

Daughter of John Foster and Ann Moore

See: Foster Family Line

Children:

1. Robert Terrell, Jr., b. Abt 1730, Orange County, Virginia d. Abt 1786, Lincoln County, Kentucky

2. Ann Terrell, d. Bef 1786

3. Sarah Terrell

4. John Terrell

5. Mary Terrell

6. Edmund Cruse Terrell, d. Bef 1786

7. Elizabeth Terrell, d. Bef 1786

8. William Edmund Terrill, b. Abt 27 Jun 1735, Orange Springs, Orange County, Virginia d. 1830, Orange County, Virginia

About Robert Terrill, Sr.

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The Liberty Bell displayed here simply acts as a means to easily identify a patriot recognized by the NSDAR or NSSAR who was a participant in the fight for American Independence or a person of direct, recognized lineal descent from a patriot appearing in one or more accepted applications to NSDAR or NSSAR. The image is a "marker" visible in certain tree views and serves no other purpose or meaning.

St. Peter's Parish, New Kent, Virginia, Est. 1679

The First Church of the First First-Lady

Author: Revd. Dr. E. Allen Coffey

Martha Custis' marriage to George Washington, St. Peter's Parish, New Kent, Virginia, January 6, 1759

Virginia's General Court confirmed the establishment of St Peter's Parish on April 29, 1679. In the summer of 1700 the vestry ordered that a second Lower Church replace an earlier, structurally weak building known as the Broken Back'd Church. The new church, begun in 1701, was in use by July 1703. To-day it is the oldest parish church in the Diocese of Virginia and the third oldest in the Commonwealth.

Martha Dandridge, who would later become the wife of Col. George Washington, was born at Chestnut Grove on June 2, 1731. She married Col. Daniel Parke Custis, a member of the vestry and former churchwarden in June 1749. Her father, Major John Dandridge, had also served as churchwarden and vestryman, and her great-grandfather had been the first rector of nearby Bruton Parish. After eight years of marriage she was widowed with two surviving children.

On the sixth of January 1759 the Rector of St Peter's Parish, the Rev'd Mr. David Mossom, solemnized the marriage of Col. George Washington and the Widow Custis. It has always been assumed that another future First-Lady, Letitia Christian, later the wife of President John Tyler, was baptized in the parish church in 1790.

Source:

http://stpetersnewkent.thediocese.net/About_Us_Mission_and_Ministries/History/

Biography

Harvey Wayne Powers - www.merrymount.net/harvey_powers/rterrell/rterrell.htm suggests that the instant Robert is correctly the son of Timothy, but incorrectly, that is the grandson of Richmond Terrill. The instant Robert eventually settled in Orange County, Virginia where he was a large landowner and slaveholder.

Robert Terrill's lease from Spotswood executors (150 acres) was directly on the north bank of the Rapidan River in Culpeper County (at the time in Orange County) and, as near as can be estimated just north of what is currently Clark Mountain. Ref: Orange County Index of Deeds; Bk. 6, p. 101 - 105, (a lease on 27 August 1741 grantor - Alexander Spottswood, Executors, et. al.), Orange County Historical Society, Orange, Virginia. It is believed that the lands the Robert took up were originally part of the Alexander Spottswood patent of 28 May 1713 that include a total of 4,020 acres (Ref: Forgotton Companions, Paula S. Felder, p. 10-11; p. 11 references the relationship between John Baylor and Alexander Spotswood). John Baylor was one of numerous small land owners in the area of Orange and Spotsylvania Counties. He is know to have held more than one 1000 acres patent. (Ref: Forgotton Companions,Paula S. Felder, p. 226) Robert Terrill's plantation, formerly part of John Baylor's patent was located just north of present day Route 20and west of the present site of the city of Orange, Virginia. It is believed that John Baylor was from Caroline Co., Virginia. (Ref: Fielding Lewis and the Washington Family, Paula S. Felder, p. 182). Robert is also believed to have owned property mentioned in his will alongPamunkey Creek southeast of the location of the town of Orange, Virginia. Robert's home is believed to have been south of the forks of thePamunkey River.

Robert is referenced in the DAR Patriot Index, Centennial Edition, Part III, 1990, p. 2905; for Patriotic Service during the RevolutionaryWar.

Robert's will dated 13 Februray 1786 and was probated 23 March 1786 in St. Thomas Parish of Orange Co., Virginia. The Inventory and Apprasial was received 28 April 1786 and the Reciept was on 28 April 1789, also both in Orange Co., Virginia.

Will of Robert Terrell, ( Orange County, Virginia: Will Book 3, page 100- 103)

In the name of God amen, I Robert Terrell, of the County of Orange and Parish of St. Thomas being sick and weak in body but of sound mind and memory thanks be to Almighty God for the same, do make and ordain this last will and testament in manner and form following.

First, after I shall quit this mortal Body I desire that I may be decently buried at the discretion and with the Solemnity that my Executors hereafter maythink fit and proper.

Item. I give to my son Robert Terrill the land I purchased of Spencer Bobo in the County of Culpeper containint four hundred acres more or less to him this heirs or Assigns forever.

Item. I desire that the land I now live on containing two hundred and thirty-one acres also the land I hold in Culpeper which I purchasedfrom Charles Grymes containing by Estimation five hundred acres aftermy Decease may be sold by my executors and the money Arising from thesale thereof pay such Legacies and be Divided as I shall hereafter mention.

Item. I give and bequeathe unto Robert Moore, Francis Moore, BernardMoore and Alexander Moore, children of my daughter Ann Moore Decd., one hundred pounds Current money to be equally divided between them.

Item. I give and bequeathe unto Lyda Murray and Elizabeth Murray, children of my daughter Sarah Murray decd. one negro girl named Lara to be equally divided between them or their heirs forever.

Item. I give and bequeathe to my grandchild William Moore, Son of mydaughter Ann Moore, decd. one negro Boy named George and five pounds current money to him, his heirs or assigns forever.

Item. I give and bequeathe unto my sons Robert Terrill, John Terrill, and my daughter Mary Hudson remainder of my slaves to be equally divided between them their heirs or assigns forever.

Item. I give and bequeathe unto Mary Towles, Ann Towles, Joseph Towles, Jane Towles, Fanny Towles children of my daughter Sarah, decd., which she had with Joseph Towles, decd. two hundred and twenty pounds Current money to be equally divided between them or their assigns forever and to remain in the hands of my Executors till they come of age orMarry, and if either of them should died before that time then to be equally divided between the surviving children named above.

Item. I give and bequeathe to the surviving children of my son Edmund Terrill, decd. Two hundred and twenty pounds Current money to be equally divided between them, their heirs or assigns forever, and the sd. money to remain in the hands of my Executors till they come of age or marry and if any of them die before that time their part to be equally divided between the surviving ones.

Item. I give unto Ephraim Rucker, Reuben Rucker, Mary Creed and Elizabeth Herring, Children of my decd. Daughter, Elizabeth, Two hundred and twenty pounds Current Money to be equally divided between them and their heirs and assigns forever, (Except Mary Creed who I hear has disposed of her part expected of my estate, now if that should be the case then her part I give to be equally divided between her children that she may have of her Body Lawfully begotten).

Item. It is my will and desire that the residue of my estate of whatkind soever be divided into several equal divisions and I do give anddispose of each division as follows, one of the said divisions I giveI give to my son Robert Terrill to him his heirs or assigns forever, One other division I give to my son John Terrill to his heirs or assigns forever. Also antoher of the said divisions I give to be equally divided between the surviving children of my son Edmund Terrill, deceased, or their heirs or assigns forever. Also, another of the said divisions I give to my son William Terrill to his heirs or assigns forever. Also, I give another of the said divisions to my daughter Mary Hudson to her and her heirs or assigns forever. Also, another of the said divisions I give to be equally divided between Ephraim Rucker, Reuben Rucker, Mary Creed, and Elizabeth Herring, children of my daughter Elizabeth Rucker, decd., to their heirs or assigns forever. Also, oneother division I give to be equally divided between Mary Towles, Ann Towles, Joseph Towles, Jane Towles, Fanny Towles, children of my daughter Sarah that she had by Joseph, deceased and remain and go in the same manner as mentioned in the clause where I left the money.

Item. I have partly agreed with my Grandson, Rush Hudson, for the tract of land I have in Pamunkey containing five hundred acres for whichhe was to give me the sum of one hundred and ten pounds current money, now if he complies with this bargain I then desire that my Executors may execute deeds to him for the siad land and the money arising from the sale thereof to be divided after the Legacies are satisfied into several equal divisions and disposed as above mentioned and lastlyI do nominate and appoint my two sons John Terrill and William Terrill Executors of this my last Will and Testament revoking all other wills by me heretofore made. In witness I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 13th day of February 1786. - - - Robert Terrill (SEAL)

Nath'l Welch. James Taylor.

At a court held for Orange County on Thursday 23rd March 1786. This last Will of and Testament of Robert Terrill, deceased, being presented into Court by John Terrill, one of the Executors therein named and proved by hte oaths of James Taylor and Nathaniel Welch witnesses thereunto, and ordered to be recorded and on the motion of the said Executor, who made oath according to law, Certificate is granted him for obtaining probate thereof in due form, whereupon he, with James Taylor and Benjamin Porter, his Securities, entered into and acknowledged there Bond for the same in the sum of four thousand pounds Currency. - -- Teste. James Taylor, C.O.C. A copy Teste (signed by C.W. Woolfolks) Certified Copy. As late as 1791, the Spotswood heirs still had 19 lease tenants in Culpeper County and 20 in Orange County, from whom the heirs collected as much as 31,121 lbs. of tobacco annually. These individualst may have included some of Roberts children. (Ref: Forgotton Companions, Paula S. Felder, p. 213).

Robert Terrell.

Born 19 September 1697. St Peters Parish, New Kent, Virginia, United States.

Died 13 February 1786. St Thomas Parish, Orange, Virginia, United States.

Residence Virginia 1782 04 21, Orange County, VA.

Baptism: 25 Dec 1697.

Buried Orange, Orange County, Virginia, United States of America.

Marriage 1750 St Peters, New Kent, Virginia, United States. Marriage Mar 1724. Orange, Orange, Virginia, United States. Marriage St Peters, New Kent, Virginia Colony. Marriage Orange, Orange, Virginia, United States. Marriage St Peters, New Kent, Virginia, United States.

References:

http://tree.schimka.com/getperson.php?personID=I2996&tree=schimka

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/157178099/robert-terrill

https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/KNX6-CFW/robert-terrell-1698-1786

https://www.geni.com/people/Robert-Terrill-Sr/6000000000863216394

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Terrell-646

http://www.heycuz.net/tng/getperson.php?personID=I66964&tree=HEYCUZ

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Nana's Maternal 6x Great Grandfather:

My 8x Great Grandfather:

Laila Laemmel-Gordon's 9x Great-Grandfather:

Children:

1. Robert Terrill, Sr., b. 1697, New Kent County, Virginia d. 23 Mar 1786, Orange County, Virginia (Age 89 years)

2. Joseph Terrill, b. 16 Nov 1699, New Kent County, Virginia

3. Timothy Terrill

About Timothy Terrell

The family spells the name both Terrell and Terrill in the early days. After Timothy Terrill (RIN#1600), most of his descendents elect Terrill, while the descendents of his brothers pick Terrell. In addition to the five children listed here, Timothy Terrill may have had several other children including daughters Elizabeth and Mary (however, Dicken notes (p.38-9) that these two had their marriages recorded in Christ's Church Parish, Middlesex County, while Timothy was in New Kent County until his death). Obbediah Terrell may be a son. He was with this Timothy's son Timothy in Tennessee fighting indians. And there are Archibald Terrell and Presley Terrell who moved from Orange County, Virginia, to Woodford County, Kentucky, in 1807. Dicken lists some of their children (p.40). She speculates they may be sons of William Terrell (RIN #01891) and grandsons of Timothy.

GEDCOM Note

Ancestral File Number:<AFN> LQHP-V2

Ancestral File Number:<AFN> LQHP-V2

Life Sketch

Soures; Terrell Genealogy Emma Dicken THE NAYLOR COMPANY Publishers San Antonio, Texas Terrell Society of America, Inc. 128 20th Avenue NW Cairo, GA 39827-1018This copy has been transcribed from the original as completely as possible by volunteers from the Terrell Society of America. We forced page breaks so that the critical words would appear on the correct page when a search was done (based on the index). Since this is not based on images the PDF we created from this is searchable. We have made the changes, indicated in Emma Dicken’s Errata sheet, in this copy. Note there there are some inconsistences in numbering, in some of the lists of children, that we did not correct.

TIMOTHY TERRELL OF NEW KENT COUNTY, VIRGINIA Descendants say that Timothy Terrell, of New Kent County, was born in 1658, and almost everyone agrees that he was a son of Richmond Terrell, who immigrated to Virginia in 1656. A mistake that has been repeatedly made is that this Timothy of New Kent County, b. 1658, was a son of William and Susannah Terrell. There are many indications that William Terrell was born about 1660, and it is believed that he and Timothy were brothers, but certainly not father and son. A family tradition credits Timothy with brothers, Richmond and William Terrell. It seems to us a reasonable conclusion that Timothy’s brother, Richmond, was the Richmond Terrell, Jr., who signed the “Grievance” in 1677, and that his brother, William, was the one who married Susannah Waters. There were probably other brothers and sisters also who may have moved on to other counties. In America as well as in England, the Terrells differed in the spelling of the name. Though most all in Virginia were kin, we have found the name Terrell, and again Terrill in referring to the same person, and sometimes Terrall, but descendants of Timothy, who settled in Orange County, Va., seem to have adhered mostly to Terrill. It is known to descendants that Timothy married Elizabeth Foster, daughter of John Foster. Record is found in St. Peter’s Parish Register of the baptism of three of their children, but it seems almost certain that there were other children whose records were lost. Timothy was a vestryman in St. Peter’s Parish as shown in the vestry book. The children of Timothy and Elizabeth, recorded in St. Peters V. B. were: (1) (2) Mary, baptized 5 Jan. 1688-89. Robert, bapt. 25 Dec. 1697. (3) Joseph, b. 16 Nov., bapt. 31 Dec. 1699 Besides the above named, it is tradition that Timothy and Elizabeth (Foster) Terrell had sons William and Timothy, and some daughters. Some have thought that Elizabeth, who married Joseph Andrews

in 1705, and Mary, who married John Marston in 1711, were children of Timothy; however, their marriages were recorded in Christ’s Church Parish, Middlesex County, while Timothy Terrill, b. 1658 was in New Kent County in 1699 and probably died there. It is supposed that most of the Terrells of Spottsylvania, Orange, and Augusta Counties were descendants of Timothy, except Henry Terrell II who resided in Spottsylvania for a while. In a list of tithables in Orange County was William Terrills Quarter in Constable James Pickett’s district in 1739. On 9 Feb. 1737/8 William Pickett patented land on the north side of Conway River, above the land of William Terrill. (Va. Mag. Vol. XLIX, p. 190, Patent B. 17, p. 494.) Conway River had its source in the Blue Ridge Mountains and flows southeast through the valley between the Blue Ridge and Southwest mountains, and is near the line between Madison and Green Counties, Va.

Timothy TERRELL was christened on 22 Jun

Timothy TERRELL was christened on 22 Jun 1631 in St.Giles Parish, Reading, England. He died in 1656.

GEN: GEN: WILLIAM TERRELL b.

GEN: GEN: WILLIAM TERRELL b. 1929 Reading,England m. Martha. William 27 years old GEN: was in business in London, shown by the records to be a Grocer. He GEN: married a lady names Martha and had two children; William and Mary. GEN: Transported to Virginia in 1669 by his brother RICHMOND. William was GEN: given 100 acres in Virginia by his brother Richmond - which land he sold GEN: April 29, 1670. William was next mentioned when he administered his GEN: brother GEN: ROBERT'S Will in England in 1677. His son or MAYBE Richmond's Son?

!NOTE: "Terrell Genealogy." By Emma Dic

!NOTE: "Terrell Genealogy." By Emma Dicken. The Naylor Co., San Antonio, TX.; ; ; ; , Not Given !NOTE: Pedigree Resource File CD 19; ; (Salt Lake City, UT: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., 2000); ; ; !NOTE: "Tidewater Virginia Families." By Virginia Lee Hutcheson Davis.; ; ; ; , Not Given !BIRTH: "Terrell Genealogy." By Emma Dicken. The Naylor Co., San Antonio, TX.; ; ; Pg. 61.; , Not Given "Tidewater Virginia Families." By Virginia Lee Hutcheson Davis.; ; ; ; , Not Given "Tidewater Virginia Families." By Virginia Lee Hutcheson Davis.; ; ; ; , Not Given

REF: Tidewater Virginia Families, A Soc

REF: Tidewater Virginia Families, A Social Hist., by Virginia Lee Hutcheson Davis,(1990) Ge. 8, William Terrell p:310/318..traces fam fr William Terrell- Gen. 8, Richmond Terrell- Gen.9, Robert Terrell - Gen. 10 of Reading, ENG;

1712

records of John Wayland http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~wayland/terrill/index.html email - longjohn

(21) liv.

Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 8J3P-B9

Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 8J3P-B9

Killed by Indians.

Timothy Terrell was born in Virginia in 1658, the third son of Richmond Terrell and Elizabeth Waters. He married He married Elizabeth Foster, who was the daughter of John Foster. He remarried after Elizabeth's death to Martha____. No record, at this writing, of children. Source: Ancestry Files and LDS Records, 1994

Timothy Terrell is the sixth child of William Terrell and Susannah Waters, born about 1705 in Virginia. He married Mary Martin about 1727 in Virginia. After her death he married again, name unknown at this writing. No record of children. He evidently migrated to Orange County, North Carolina as he died there. Many other Terrells came to North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. Source: Ancestry Files and LDS Records 1994 Timothy Terrill 1658 Timothy Terrill was born in 1658 in New Kent County, Virginia. The family spells the name both Terrell and Terrill lin the early days. After Timothy Terrill most of his descendants elect Terrill, whil

GEDCOM Source

His name is on son's birth cert

GEDCOM Source

M6XX-Y7R Tim. Terrill in entry for Robt. Terrill, "Virginia Births and Christenings, 1584-1917" "Virginia Births and Christenings, 1584-1917," database, <i>FamilySearch</i> (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VRRH-JZY : 10 February 2018), Tim. Terrill in entry for Robt. Terrill, ; citing , reference ; FHL microfilm 6,048,679. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VRRH-JZY This extracted record was used to create this person in Family Tree.

GEDCOM Source

@R-2138546827@ Ancestry Family Trees Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created.

GEDCOM Source

Ancestry Family Tree http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=18612858&pid=3236

Notes

The family spells the name both Terrell and Terrill in the early days. After Timothy Terrill (RIN#1600), most of his descendents elect Terrill, while the descendents of his brothers pick Terrell. In addition to the five children listed here, Timothy Terrill may have had several other children including daughters Elizabeth and Mary (however, Dicken notes (p.38-9) that these two had their marriages recorded in Christ's Church Parish, Middlesex County, while Timothy was in New Kent County until his death). Obbediah Terrell may be a son. He was with this Timothy's son Timothy in Tennessee fighting indians. And there are Archibald Terrell and Presley Terrell who moved from Orange County, Virginia, to Woodford County, Kentucky, in 1807. Dicken lists some of their children (p.40). She speculates they may be sons of William Terrell (RIN #01891) and grandsons of Timothy.

References:

http://tree.schimka.com/getperson.php?personID=I3006&tree=schimka

http://www.ellerfamilyassociation.com/getperson.php?personID=I1600&tree=christian2

http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I525&tree=Terrell_All

https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/LDC3-JLL/timothy-terrell-1658-1720

https://www.geni.com/people/Timothy-Terrell/6000000000863376195

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Terrell-173

http://www.heycuz.net/tng/getperson.php?personID=I16383&tree=HEYCUZ

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Nana's Maternal 7x Great Grandfather:

My 9x Great Grandfather:

Laila Laemmel-Gordon's 10x Great-Grandfather:

Parents:

Robert Richmond Terrell

1594-1643

Jane Baldwin

1599-1661

Family

Spouse:

Mary Elizabeth Waters

1625-1683

Mary Elizabeth Terrill

Also Known As: "Terill", "Terrill", "Mary"

Birthdate: between 1624 and 1631

Birthplace: England or Colony of Virginia

Date of Marriage: 1650

Place of Marriage: New Kent, New Kent, Colony of Virginia (or, St. Mary's Church, Berkshire, England)

Death: 1683 in New Kent County, Colony of Virginia

Burial: New Kent, Virginia

Children:

1. Timothy Terrill, b. 1658, Virginia

About Richmond Terrell "The Immigrant"

Notes

Richmond TERRELL (frequently shown as Tyrrell) came to America in 1656 and settled in New Kent County (Land Patent Book, Richmond, Book 4, page 12). On 28 Nov 1656, Richmond Terrell is granted 640 acres for transportation of 13 persons, among them his Brother, Robert. The land is northeast side of Cattail Swamp. The patent is issued by Sir William Berkley, Governor. In the years that folllow, Richmond Terrell is granted large tracts of land in New Kent and James City Counties, Virginia. Richmond Terrell is also active in the Church of England in Blissland Parish.

Came to Virginia from Reading, Berkshire, England about 1656, bought lands, also had a grant of 640 acres in New Kent on the west side of the York River, November 28, 1658 and too another grant of land on Chickahominy River in New Kent, February 8, 1670." [6] There, he or his son by the same name, is found in 1677. Signed the 1677 grievances list at Blisland Parish with Thomas MOORMAN, Edward JOHNSON, Henry SNEAD and Thomas MIMS.

His grandson, Robert and great-grandson, William, both served the Revolutionary War.

Immigrated in 1656; settled in Blissland Parish, New Kent County, Virginia in 1656 (Hanover County was created from New Kent County).

Richmond Terrell patented 640 acres of land in November 1656, in New Kent County.

The land lay on the southwest side of the York River, running by a branch of Diascun Swamp, near Rickahock Path.

Granted a patent for 640 acres of land in compensation for the transportation of 13 persons, among them his brother Robert.

Richmond was born in 1624. Richmond Terrell ... He passed away in 1680.

Richmond was born in 1624. Richmond Terrell,or Tyrrell ...

Also found Died June 12, 1643 in New Kent, Virginia

The exact date of Richards immigration is not known at this time. The earliest record of him in Virginia, is from 1656 when he paid for the passage of twelve people from England in return for land. At this time he lists his occupation as a clothier.

References:

http://tree.schimka.com/getperson.php?personID=I3008&tree=schimka

http://www.ellerfamilyassociation.com/getperson.php?personID=I1594&tree=christian2

https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/LRSG-N82/richmond-terrell-1624-1680

https://www.geni.com/people/Richmond-Terrell/6000000006444784963

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tyrrell-287

http://www.heycuz.net/tng/getperson.php?personID=I16380&tree=HEYCUZ

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Terrell Genealogy

http://www.terrellsociety.com/genealogy/documents/L013_Dicken_withNewIndex_S.pdf