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Deminia Willis [Female] b. 1834

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Della Doshia Ann Turner [Female] b. 3 APR 1897

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Mary 'Polly' Andrews [Female] b. 1787 Perhaps Pendelton Co., SC - d. 1840

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Feriby Andrews [Female] b. ABT. 1790 Perhaps Pendelton Co., SC

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Thomas Jefferson Andrews [Male] b. ABT. 1799 Chatham Co., NC - d. 14 OCT 1865 Bear Grove Township, (? Mulberry Grove Cemetery)

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North Carolina
Bear Grove Township, Il
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Probably at Mulberry Grove Cemetery
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1. From the Fayette Facts Original Families:

"Heirs were widow Susanna, Mary Elam, Wm. T. Andrews, James Andrews,Fereby Nall, Penelope J ane Mathews, Nancy Beeman, Samuel Andrews,Martha Washburn, and Thomas Andrews, Jr. Administra tors were Th omasAndrews, Jr. and Wm. T. Andrews. Petition for administration missingfrom th e pack. Beverly W. Henry went bond of administrators. Paymentswere made to J. M. Curlee fo r making the coffin, for coffin lining, etc.appraisers were W. B. Hubbard, Thomas Davis, an d W. T. Causey. L. J.Sellars cried the sale, with John Elam, clerk. Those who bought at the sale, besides the family were: Natha n Hodson, Wm. Redding, A. G.Sellars, Geo. W. Bone, Mars hal argent, James Spradling, Augustus Miller,J. B. Lasieter, Isaac Causey, Wesley Ellsworth , Elexander Elam, SamuelCrutchley, George Fessle r, Wm. Casemand, Jesse Ray, John Jones, Da vidMumper, Thomas Hayes, George Ellsworth, Wm. Switzer, Joseph Sloat, JohnBoil, John Thompson , G. M. Largent, and James Elam. Estate was settled20 Apr., 1 868. Each child received $84. 92."

Post on Genforum: December 6, 2001 by Linda Kraft:
Jacquie, Thank you for responding to my message. The three Ndrewsbrothers moved to Ill from T n in the early 1800s. My ancestor DrewryAndrews was b 14 Feb 1783 Chatham Co NC. His bro Thom as J Andrews wasborn abt 1799 Catham Co NC. Thomas married Susannah Dunnigan, sister toKittur ah abt 1819. Samuel Lewis Andrews was born Abt 1781 Chatham Co NC.He married Kitturah Dunnig an 23 May 1812. The two sisters were born inPendelton Co SC. The children of Samuel and Kittu rah are-Mary b 1818Smith Co Tn,Lucinda b 1820 Smith Co Tn, Keziah b 1822 Smith Co Tn,Willia m F b 1824 Smith Co Tn, John D b 182 5 Smith Co Tn, Thomas H b aft1825 Smith Co Tn, and Lewi s b 14 mar 1831 Fayette Co Il. Parents of theAndrews brothers are John and Feriby Andrews. Ot her siblings are SusannahAndrews b abt 1779 and M ary Polly Andrews b 1787. Parahps we can sh areinfo. My e-mail address is lkraft@@midamerica.org.

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Mary 'Polly' Andrews [Female] b. 19 MAY 1767 Carthage, Sullivans Bend, Smith Co., TN - d. 26 MAR 1855 Smith Co., TN

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near Carthage, Smith Co., TN

Stevens, Reavis, Black, and Burke Ancestors Contact: Patricia Banks
Report that Mary Andrews parents were:
Gray ANDREWS b: Abt 1738 & Milly b: Abt 1740

Bob Andrews & Tonda Anderson report Thomas Andrews IV b. 1718 was herfather.

One account on familytreemaker said she died died 26 Mar 1851.

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Susannah Unknown [Female]

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Thomas Andrews [Male] b. BEF. 23 JUL 1692 Henrico Co., VA - d. 24 APR 1754 Chesterfield Co., VA

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or near Overton, Wiltshire, England
Overton, Wiltshire, England
Chesterfield County, VA
Overton, Wiltshire, England

Andrews,Thomas Jr. b.Henrico Co c1692 d.Chesterfield Co VA 1754
....s-Bott,Batt? Jane d.Henrico Co 9-2-1757

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ANCI Henrico Co. VA STAT Surry County SUBM 225 acres in the parish ofSouthwark. SUBM 225 acre s in the parish of Southwark. Beginning at a pinea line tree of SURN Thomas Andrews land. TEX T Farmer, Chesterfield Co.,Virginia TEXT Farmer, Chesterfield Co., Virginia Chesterfield Co . WillBook 1 , p 73 TRLR Dau Martha Andrews, wife, son Thomas, he TRLR DauMartha Andrews, wif e, son Thomas, he and wife to be executors. WitnessThomas VERS Bott, John Andrews, John Bott . ( Source WIFE ChesterfieldCo., VA Wills, by Benjamin WILL B . Weisger III, Page 9.) April 2 1, 1731Will of Thomas Andrews (immigrant), "To son Thomas, 100 acres where henow lives." Sour ce: Colonial wills of Henrico Co. VA, Part 1, 1654- 1737.June 7, 1754, Chesterfield County, V irginia. Will of Thomas Andrewspresented by Thomas Andrews, Executor, and proved by Thomas Bo tte andJohn Andrews, witnesses. Thomas, Jane, Thomas Batte, John Gibbs, andHumphrey Traylor t o appraise the estate. (Source: Chesterfield Co., VA Wills by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, p.69 ) July 20, 1754, Inventory ofThomas Andrews. Value 33 pounds, 11 shillings , 1/2 pence. (Sour ce:Chesterfield Co. VA Wills by Ben jamin B. Weisiger III, p 16.)

THIS HAS NOT BEEN PROVEN YET THAT THOMAS'S WIFE'S LAST NAM E WASBOTT:::::THUS AT THIS TIME D O NOT RECORD THE CHILDRE N BELOW UNTILFURTHER NOTICE. ESPECIALLY SINCE THE FIRST TW O CHILDRE N ARE BORN BEFOREMARRIAGE.

Marriage 1 Jane BOTT b: 1694 in Henrico County, VA

Married: 1719 in Henrico County, VA

Children

1. Thomas Andrews IV b: 1718 in Henrico County, VA
2. Frances Andrews b: 1719 in Henrico County, VA
3. Jane Andrews b: 1720 in Henrico County, VA
4. Margaret Andrews b: 1722 in Henrico County, VA
5. Mary Andrews b: 14 APR 1723 in Bristol Parish, Henrico County, VA
6. Elizabeth Andrews b: 11 NOV 1726 in Bristol Parish, Henrico County, VA
7. Martha Andrews b: 16 MAR 1730/31 in Bristol Parish, Henrico County, VA

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1.Title: Andrews (Bob) Family Records Author: Bob L. Andrew sPublication: 1999 Note: 113 Carr iage Way, Hendersonville , TN 37075-3858Note: Good Repository: Note: Andrews Source File Cal l Number: Media:Letter 2.Title: IGI, North America, v3.06 - 4.01 Author: The Church ofJesus C hrist of Latter-day Saints Publication: FamilySearchŲ, c 1999-2001by Intellectual Reserve, In c. Note: Good Repository: Note: SubjectSurname Source File Call Number: Media: Church Recor d Text: Film Numbers1985707 and 2034444

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James (Jim) Thomas Clark [Male] b. 4 NOV 1880 TN - d. 24 JUN 1913 Clark Co Cemetery, Dyers Branch, Smith Co. TN

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Picture of James & Susan Family in Smith Co. Web site with followingcaption:

Children of James Thomas Clark and Susan Evelyn Fisher Clark. Standingand left to right: Ern est Chapman Clark and Thomas Albert Clark, baby isBertha Lena Clark.

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The boys were born in Cold Springs Hollow, Payne's Bend, Smith Co., Tn.Bertha was either bor n in Payne's Bend or at the Ballenger Rd. house.Ernest Chapman Clark b. June 1, 1903, m. Lul a Elizabeth B ibb ofAlexandria, Va., August 14, 1927. Ernest died May 16, 1970, SanFrancisco , Ca., and he was buried at Colma, Ca.

Thomas Albert Clark b. Jan.5, 1905, m Verna Mai Bryan of Auburntown, Tn.,May 5, 1930, d. Marc h 19, 1967, Nashville, Tn.

Bertha Lena Clark b. Nov. 13, 1909, m. Loda Elvis Hunt, July 4, 1926,d.May 20, 1995, Carthage , Smith Co., Tn.

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The above family picture taken in 1904, is that of James Thomas Clark,his wife , Susan Evely n Fisher Clark and their first born, Ernest ChapmanClark.

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James Thomas Clark was born to Jonathan Bell Clark and Luranna Jane LigonClark. Susan Evely n Fisher Clark was the daughter of Enoch Fisher andSarah Jane Violett Fisher.

James Thomas Clark was born Nov. 4, 1880 on Dyers Branch, Smith Co. Jimwas a carpenter and fa rmer. He jumped out of the hay loft of his barnwhile living on Ballenger Rd (which runs betwe en Hogans Cr eek Rd.and thecommunity of Punch/Watervale on Rte. 70.) and landed on a board w ith anail through it. The nail was driven through his foot. He developedlockjaw and died sho rtly thereafter on June 23, 1913, leaving his wifeand four small children. He was buried in t he Clark Cemetery on DyersBranch.

Jim had been hired to build the school house on Bluff Creek andapparently he lived long enoug h to see it completed as the school openedfor its first session in the fall of 1913. A poin t of interest is thatwhen the schoolhouse was pulled down in the 1950's the lumber was used b ythe family of Nancy Virginia Fisher Haley, younger sister of Susan EvelynFisher Clark, to re build her home which was located at the end of LostCreek out of Rock City.

His wife Susan Evelyn Fisher Clark was born on August 19,1878 in Payne'sBend, Smith Co., Tn . After her first husband died, she married HarrisonLee Douglas, the son of Robert J. Dougla s and Malinda Permelia Hodges ofHogan's Creek and Arkansas Co., Ar. Susan passed away July 14 , 1954 andwas laid to rest next to her first husband, James Thomas Clark in theClark Cemeter y on Dyer's Branch.

Ernest left home at the age of 13, and went to live with the ThomasJudson Fisher (Jr.) family . Mr. Fisher was an attorney and practiced lawin Carthage. At that time, the Fishers lived o n Rte. 70 bet weenBallenger Rd and Carthage. A few years later Ernest helped them in theirmov e to Nashville. He was 17 when he joined the Army in 1920. He spent ayear in Texas before ret urning to Smith County. H e found
work on a road crew and spent time in and around the Boston Spring areabefore joining the Nav y the following year. He spent 33 years in theservice, and retired in 1954 as a Commander. Hi s formal sc hooling,ended in the 8th grade. All of this schooling took place at the Hogan'sC reek School.

The Myers Department Store Picture page shows a reciept and letter forJames Thomas Clark.

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Martha Cothron [Female]

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Jessie Winkler [Male]

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Sally Fisher [Female] b. ABT. 1762 Halifax Co., VA

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Halifax Co., VA
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Thomas Andrews [Male] b. 29 MAR 1663 Overton, Wiltshire, England - d. 21 AUG 1731 Bristol Parish, Henrico Co., VA

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Overton, Wiltshire, England
Bristol, Henrico County, VA
Some reports Thomas to have been born in Great Cheverell, WilshireEngland.

According to the James Andrews book of Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia,one branch of the Andre ws family began with Thomas Andrews born in GreatBritain in 1663 of Thomas Andrews. He arriv ed in the Colony of Virginiaon January 27, 1685 aboard the ship "Richard & Elizabeth", comman ded byCaptain Williams. He was 22 years old when he embarked to come to theColonies accordin g to Hernico County Col onial Records, 1 Dec 1691,Colonial Records, Book 5, Page 263. In 169 1, six years after arrival hewas in Curle's Neck area of Henrico Co., 15 miles SE of where Ri chmondwas founded 40 years later. H e received a land grant in Oct. 20, 1704for 396 acres o n the north bank of the Appomattox River for payingpassage from England of eight immigrants . He had apparently four sonsand three daughters:

Thomas Andrews, Jr. d. 1754 married Jane.
William Andrews m. Avis Garnett
John Andrews who was willed the 396 acres farm.
Richard Andrews b. ? m. Mary, d. ca. 1752

Thomas was 22 years old when he embarked to come to the Coloniesaccording to Hernico County C olonial Records, 1 Dec 1691, ColonialRecords, Book 5, Page 263. In 1691 he was recorded in Cu rle's Neck areaof Henrico County, 15 miles southeast of where Richmond was later founded(1741 ). He received a 396 acre land grant October 20, 1704 on the northbank of the Appomattox Rive r for paying passage from England for eightimmigrants.

Information from Bob L. Andrews, Hendersonville, TN

Another record from Jenny Barton:

Thomas was 22 years old in 1685 when he came to America on the ship"Richard & Elizabeth" as a n indentured servant, according to the HenricoCountry VA Colonial Records, 1 Dec 1691, Book 5 , Page 263. In 1691 he wasrecorded in Curle's Neck area of Henrico County, 15 miles south eas t ofwhere Richmond was later founded (1741). He received a 396 acre landgrant in October 20 , 1704 on the north bank of the Appomattox River forpaying passage from England for eight imm igrants. In his will, dated 21April 1731, he named five sons, Thomas, Richard, Benjamin, Wil liam andJohn and two daughters, Don ivant and Anne Granger (Henrico Co., VA Will& Deed Book 1 725-1737) Thomas' death date is unknown, but the will wasdated 21 April 1731.

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Henrico Co Colonial Records Deacon 1 1691, Book 5, p. 263, Made adepositi on stating that 8 i mmigrants for the payment of their passagehad signed to be servants in a household for 4 year s rather than 7. Atthat time t hey had served seven years already and had not been releasedfr om their in denture by Major Thomas Chamberlain. "Thomas Andrews, aged28 years or the reabout s, Deposeth - That he, the deponent, came to theColony in the "Richard & Elizabeth", Captai n Williams, Commander, aboutseven years since, a nd that Bridgett Lugrove came in the same sh ip aswell as the rest of t he servants. He said that they had Indentures forfour years, but t hat he never saw the Indenture of the said Bridgett.

To all ye whereas ye now know ye that by the said officer Nicholson, Esq., Governor, ye do wi th the divine consent of the Counsel of the Stateaccordingly give and grant unto Thomas Andre ws a tract of land containing394 acres lying and being in the County of Henrico County Virgin ia on thenorth side of the Appomattocks River. Beginning at a forked hickorybelonging to th e land of William Taylor, thence up the river, west 32poles to a corner hickory. Thence leavi ng the river and running north 236poles to a corner black oak. Thence NE and by N 38 poles t o a cornerwhite oak. Thence east, half south 60 poles to a corner black oak. Thencesoutheas t by east three-fourths east, 54 poles to a corner black oak.Thence ea st by south 236 pole s to a corner pine. Thence northeast byeast, one-fourth east, 51 poles to a corner black oak , to a cornerSpanish oak. Thence a long this line to Timothy Harris. Southeast south,southeas t 56 poles to a corner black oak. Thence on the line of WilliamTaylor, northwestst half wes t 32 poles to a corner white oak. Thence westby north, one-fourth north, 514 poles, and sout h 236 poles to the placeit began, including the aforesaid 394 acres of land the said land bei ngdue unto the said Thomas Andrews by and for the transportation of eightpersons into this co lony whose names are to be in the record mentionedunder this patent. To have and to hold or t o be held by, yielding andpaying the recording given under my hand and the seal of the colon y this20th day of October Annoyy Dom 1704. Signed: F.F. Nicholson. Personstransported: John G riffin, Dianna Collins, Eliz Kendal, Judith Baker,Eliz Young, Sara Rawlingson, Sarah Collins , Mary Rupkin

(The following Will transcription courtesy of Sue Gill )
Henrico Co. Deeds and Wills 1725-1737, No. 2, Part 1

In the name of God, Amen this 21 day April 1731. I, Thomas Andrews Senior of Bristol Parish i n Henrico County being weak in body but of soundmind and perfect memory thanks be unto God, d o make and ordain this myLast will and Testament in manner and form following.
Imprimis: I bequeath my Soul into the hands of God who gave it and my body to be decently bur ied at the discretion of my Executor.
Item: I give and bequeath to my son Thomas Andrews one hundred acres ofLand more or less wher e he now liveth, beginning at a corner pine fromthere to (a black oak corner?) (and to the Ro ad?) to him the said Thomashis Heirs and assigns forever.
Item: I give and bequeath to my son Richard Andrews one hundred acres ofLand more or less whe re he now liveth beginning at a corner that wasformerly Wm. Garrat's line, then to a corner b lack oak by the Road to himthe said Richard his Heirs and assigns forever.
Item: I give to my son Benjamin Andrews one cow and calf to be paid by myExecutor.
Item: I give to my daughter, Donivant one shilling.
Item: I give to my daughter Anne Granger one shilling.
Item: I give to daughter Ame one shilling.
Item: I give to my son William Andrews one shilling.
Item: I give and bequeath to my son John the plantation where I now livewith the goods and ch attels belonging to the same to him the said JohnAndrews his Heirs and assigns forever. An d I do hereby will make ordainconstitute and appoint my said son John Andrews my full whole a nd so leExecutor of this my last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I havehereunto set m y hand and seal the day and year first above written.

source: Thos. Andrews
Thomas Bott
Allick Moore
Edward Moore
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1.Title: Andrews (Bob) Family Records
Author: Bob L. Andrews
Publication: 1999
Note: 113 Carriage Way, Hendersonville, TN 37075-3858
Note: Andrews Source File
Media: Letter 2.Title: IGI, British Isles, v3.06 - 5.0
Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Publication: FamilySearch(tm), (c) 1999-2005 by Intellectual Reserve Inc.
Note: http://www.familysearch.com/
Media: Church Record
Page: Films 446237 and 457769 (baptism)

The following transcript was is by Sue Gill, an excellent Andrewsresearcher: Henrico Co. Deed s and Wills 172 5-1737, No. 2, Part 1 Film #0031770

In the name of God, Amen this 21 day April 1731. I, Thomas Andrews Seniorof Bristol Parish i n Henrico County bein g weak in body but of sound mindand perfect memory thank s be unto God , do make and ordain this my Lastwill and Tes tament in manner and form following.

Imprimis: I bequeath my Soul into the hands of God who gav e it and mybody to be decently bur ied at the discretion o f my Executor.

Item: I give and bequeath to my son Thomas Andrews one hun dred acres ofLand more or less whe re he now liveth, begin ning at a corner pine fromthere to (a black oak corner? ) (and to th e Road?) to him the said Thomashis Heirs and a ssigns forever.

Item: I give and bequeath to my son Richard Andrews one hu ndred acres ofLand more or less wh ere he now liveth begin ning at a corner that wasformerly Wm. Garrat's line, the n to a corne r black oak by the Road tohim the said Richar d his Heirs and assigns forever.

Item: I give to my son Benjamin Andrews one cow and calf t o be paid bymy Executor.

Item: I give to my daughter, Donivant one shilling.

Item: I give to my daughter Anne Granger one shilling.

Item: I give to daughter Ame one shilling.

Item: I give to my son William Andrews one shilling.

Item: I give and bequeath to my son John the plantation wh ere I now livewith the goods and c hattels belonging to th e same to him the said JohnAndrews his Heirs and assign s forever. An d I do hereby will make ordainconstitute an d appoint my said son John Andrews my full whol e and sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament. In witness wher eof I havehereunto se t my hand and seal the day and year f irst above written.Witnesses : Thos. Andre ws Thomas Bo tt Allick Moore Edward Moore

Recorded March 1731 (I did not see a "recorded" date, but t his was inWeisiger's book, so per haps he was able to se e it when looking at theoriginal, instead of microfilm).

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ANCI Leighton Buzzard, Bedford, England STAT emigrated as i ndentured man(4 years) SUBM Lan d patented 396 acres Henric o County- SUBM Landpatented 396 acres Henrico County- Henr ico Co . Land Grants Patent Book8, page 625 TEXT Probate d Volume 3, Deeds, Wills, 1727-1737, Henric oCounty TEXT P robated Volume 3, Deeds, Wills, 1727-1737, Henrico Count yIn 1691, six years a fter his arrival, VERS Thomas Andrew s was living inthe Curle's WIFE Neck area of Henrico Cou nt y, 15 miles WILL southeast ofthe site of Richmond.The hist ory of this branch of the Andre ws family inAmerica began w ith the birth in Great Britain of Thomas Andrews, Sr. Hea rrive d in the Colony of Virginia on Janurary 27, 1685 aboar d the shipRICHARD and ELIZABETH, comma nded by Captain Will iams. He wa 22 years ofage when he embarked to come to th e Colonies. Th ese facts areestablished by HENRICO COUNTY C OLONIAL RECORDS, DECEMBER 1, 1691,Colonial Recor ds Book 5 , Page 263. These facts are established byHENRIC0 COUNTY C OLONIAL RECORDS, 1 Decem ber, 1691, Colonial Records, Book 5, Page 263, Recorded are three depositions presented i n C ourt in alaw suit of Bridgett Lugrove vs. Major Thoma s Chamberlain for releasefrom Indentur e as a servant to sa id Major Thomas Chamberlain. BRIDGETTLUGROVE Deponent stat ed that she c ame in the same ship with otherservants unde r a four year Indenture, but had been held boun d for seve nyears and asked her release. She could not produce her c opy of theIndenture whic h had been given to said Major Cha mberlain., or toothers., and which was now lost. Thoma s C hamberlain., and the otherstestifying for him., disclaime d any knowledge of such an Inde nture.(Abstract ) /s/ Bridgett X Lugrove T HOMAS ANDREWS Thomas Andrews, aged28 years or ther eabouts , Deposeth - That he, the deponent, came to theColony in t he ship Richard & Elizabet h, Captain Williams, Commander, about seven years since, and that Bridgett Lugrove came i n t he same shipas well as the rest of the servants. He sai d that they had Indenturesfor fou r years, as did this depo nent, but that he never saw theIndenture of the said Bridg ette /s / Thomas Andrews Teste: H. RandolphpCl . Cur. ELIZABETH DODSON Deposition of Elizabeth Dodso n th at she camein the ship Richard & Elizabeth .... that th e ship arrived in Virginiaon th e 27th of the next month .. . seven years since (id est on the 27thof January 1685) . .. etc . Teste: H. Randolph, Cl. Cur. /s / ElizabethDodson On October 20, 1704, Thomas Andrews rec e ived a land grant of 396acres which was situated on the no rth bank of the Appomattox River ;adjoining the Land of Wm . Taylor (in one part of the patt. the name isTraylor) & T imothy H arris.. The land was granted for paying the passag efrom England for eight immigrants. (ref : Virginia Land Bo ok (Patents) 9,Page 625, 1704). His name appeared on th e Henrico County Q uit Rent Roolsfor April 1705 for this 39 6 acres. No futher record of Thomas Andrews,Sr. wa s foun d until his will, dated April 21, 1731, was probated and recorded in Volume 3, Deeds , Wills, 1727-1737, Henrico County . It namesfour sons and three daughters. The VESTRY BOO K A ND BRISTOL PARISHREGISTER, 1720-1736, Pages 276 and 277, r ecorded the names of three ofh is sons, the names of thei r wives, and the names and birth dates ofsome of their chi ldren.