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- In Virginia, Marriages, 1785-1940:
George Foote
Marriage: Dec 3 1731 - St Paul's Parish, Stafford, Virginia
Wife: Frances Berryman
In Virginia, Marriages, 1785-1940
Frances Berryman & George Foote
Marriage: Dec 3 1731
St Paul's Parish, Stafford, Virginia
Wife: Frances Berryman
Husband: George Foote
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M50489-1
System Origin: Virginia-ODM
GS Film number: 1036122
Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol VII, Oct 1899, No 2: Reminiscences of Western VA 1770-1790 by John Redd, Henry Co., VA: pg 201 :The Foote Family Item 16. George Foote, lived first in St. Paul's parish, Stafford Co., and afterwards in Fauquier Co., where he died. He married first on Dec 31, 1731, Frances Berryman, of Washington Parish, Westmoreland Co., (St. Pauls's Register) and secondly (according to Hord), Anne James. Howere his will gives the name of his wife as mary, so no doubt the second wife was Mary James. His will was dated May 31 and proved in Fauquier, Jun 28, 1759 and his legatees were, his wife Mary, sons William, Richard, Henry, George and Gilson (this name si frequently spelt Gibson), and daughters; Elizabeth, Frances and Bebeathland. He directs that his youngest sons Richard and William, shall be education. The other sons were probably grown.
Abstracts of Wills, Administrations, and Marriages of Fauquier Co., VA, Will Book Number 1 1756-1783:
George Foote, 31 May 1759. 28 Jun 1759. Hamilton Parish.
To wife, Mary Foote, plantation where I now live, after her decease to son William, if deceased to son Richard. To son Henry Foote, 100 acres of land. To son, George Foote, 365 acres of land. To son, Gilson Foote, 640 acres, part of land in Prince William Co. To son, Richard Foote, 556 acres of land. To son, William Foote, to have plantation at death of mother. Wife, sons and daughters, Elizabeth, Frances, and Bethelon, to have slaves. Wife and daughters to have household goods. Sons, Richard and William, to be educated according to satisfaction of life. Exrs: wife and sons, Geore, Gilson, Richard and William. Wit: William Fletcher, Johbn Burdell, George Russell. (p. 1)
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Abt 1706 - Aft 1759 (> 53 years)
