PIGG, John (b. Abt 1615, d. Abt 1687)

Note: This John is believed to have immigrated to the US in about 1640

Patent Book 6, page 245
Virginia Patent Book 7, page 13
'The Trail Blazers' by Alice Homat. 'Haley and Related Families' by Eva L. Haley.
The Pigg Family by E.R. Haley Film:1033683, item 9

Death: Abt 1687 King & Queen,Virginia

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Death: Abt 1684

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Note: Will Probated, Chesterfield, Virginia.

Death: 1783 Chesterfield Co, Va

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Note: Another research gives place of birth as Axbridge, England

Death: 31 MAR 1674 Rappahannock/Richmond Co., Virginia

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Death: 12 AUG 1661 Portsmouth, Newport, RI

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Death: 1767

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Note: Not Named in Will of Martin Davenport SR.

Residence: 1753 Hanover County, Virginia

Children:
1. Daughter Kennedy
2. Davenport Kennedy
1. Title: The Pamunkey Davenport Cronicles Working Paper, Version A, March 2001
Page: 111
Text: "Charles Kennedy, who was married to Crotia Davenport, daughter of Martin."

[Claimed by some to have been Crotia or Crosha, who was Charles Kennedy's widow, but recent research indicates that Crotia was much too young to have been mother of Kennedy's eldest children], b. c1709?, King William County; m. Charles Kennedy, c1731, Hanover County; d. Before 1758, Louisa or Hanover. [More research needed on this family. Charles Kennedy first appeared in Louisa County records associated with Richard Davenport  and William Davenport  in 1745. When Henry Gambill, Sr., married to Mary Davenport, moved to Culpeper County in 1752, he sold his Louisa County land, adjoining Martin Davenport's old plantation to Charles Kennedy, with William Davenport, David Davenport, and John Davenport witnessing the deed.] Children (Number, Order uncertain - some daughters possibly missing):

Death: Aft 1780 Hanover Co., VA.

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Note: Title: The Pamunkey Davenport Cronicles Working Paper, Version A, March 2001
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Text: "Lucy Davenport, an alleged daughter of Martin Davenport, Sr."

Lucy died before 20 Aug 1772, Spotsylvania County, when Joseph Venable, wife Sussie, sold out in Spotsylvania County. Wife Lucy had joined him in a 1763 deed of Spotsylvania land.

On 13 Feb 1744, Joseph Venable charged Richard Davenport, son of Martin, SR with trespass, assault and battery in Louisa Court. The dispute was settled out of Court. After selling out in Virginia, Venable went to South Carolina, allegedly served in the Revolution, moved to Warren County, KY, where he died. Issue unknown.

Death: Bef 20 AUG 1772 Spotsylvania Co.,Va

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