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  1. Wyatt Arnold Lee: Birth: 21 AUG 1797 in Campbell Co., VA. Death: 12 JUL 1861 in Lynch Station, Campbell Co., VA

  2. Ann D. Lee: Birth: 12 NOV 1799 in Campbell Co., VA. Death: 6 OCT 1870 in Lafayette Co., Napoleon, MO

  3. John Lee: Birth: ABT 1800 in Bedford Co., VA. Death: 1827 in Campbell Co., VA

  4. Elizabeth (Betsy) Noel Lee: Birth: 25 JUN 1801 in Campbell Co., VA. Death: 7 MAY 1887 in Lynch Station, Campbell Co., VA

  5. William Lee: Birth: 27 APR 1805 in Campbell Co., VA. Death: 18 APR 1854 in Lafayette Co., MO

  6. Moses A. Lee: Birth: 17 SEP 1807 in Bedford Co., VA. Death: 6 OCT 1842 in Lynch Station, Campbell Co., VA

  7. Richard Lee: Birth: 18 SEP 1810 in Campbell Co., VA. Death: 31 OCT 1877 in Lafayette Co., MO

  8. Tariza W. Lee: Birth: 15 SEP 1819 in Campbell Co., VA. Death: 15 FEB 1843 in Lynch Station, Campbell Co., VA

  9. Tabitha A. Lee: Birth: BET 1810 AND 1815 in Campbell Co., VA. Death: BEF 1850 in Campbell Co., VA

  10. Garnett Lee: Birth: BET 1800 AND 1810 in Bedford Co., VA. Death: BEF 1843 in MO?


Sources
1. Source:   Legatee of William Lee.
2. Source:   His tombstone says "aged about 57 years of age" and he died in 1831. This would make him born about 1774.
3. Title:   The Lynchburg Virginian
Page:   3, c. 4
4. Source:   Tombstone - "Sacred to the Memory of John Lee who died 6th October 1831 aged about 57 years."
5. Source:   No record of marriage can be found.

Notes
a. Note:   The Lynchburg Virginia 10/13/1831 p.3 c. 4 John Lee died 6th inst. in the 56th or 57th year of his age. Deceased was of Campbell Co. 10/13/1831 1. Mentioned in Will of father, William Lee 2. Tombstone, Lee Cemetery (Funai book) 2a. Deed - Bedford Co. DB 13, p. 510 6/1810 Rec: 6/25/1810 Alexander Lee and Sally his wife, Thomas Andrews and Tabitha his wife, William Hix and Ave his wife of Bedford and John Lee and Tabitha his wife of Campbell Co. to Garnett Lee of Bedford Co. - 187 pounds 4 shillings - all their parts of tract of land William Lee, deceased, left to his children. (DB 13, p. 766 Rec: 10/26/1812 - wive's dower released - Sally Lee, Tabitha Andrews, Ave Hicks and Tabitha Lee . . . cannot conveniently travel to Court. ) 3. Deed - Campbell County - DB 15, Page 6, 10/6/1824 Rec: 1/10/1825 John Lee and Tabitha his wife sold 98 acres on Irvines Creek to Polly Lee 4. Deed - Campbell County - DB 6, page 392, 2/26/1830 - Lee to Trustees, Mt. Herman Church. 5. Deed of Trust - Campbell County - DB 17, pages 486-488 9/3/1830 Rec: 9/6/1830 - John Lee Sr. first part; Moses Arnold second part; Wyatt A. Lee, William Lee, Moses A. Lee, Richard Lee, Ann D. Lee, Elizabeth N. Lee, Stephen Terry, Garnett Lee (brother of said John Lee Sr.) creditors of said John Lee Sr. of the third part. "To wit: a negro man named Phil; another negro man Daniel, another named Dick, a nother named Neptune, also Jacob a boy, another boy named Charles, also Winston a child, also Austin a child, also the following female slaves: Sarah a woman, Mary a woman, Phillis a woman, Maria a woman, Nelly a girl, Linda girl, Eliza a girl, Martha an infant and Harriett a woman also all the stock of every description on the farm of said John Lee Sr., in the County of Campbell together with the plantation utensils of all kinds, household and kitchen furniture, beds, bedsteads and furniture, also the present growing crop of said John Lee Sr., together with the crop of what now ready for market - also the amount of a legacy coming to said John Lee from the last Will of Richard Lee formerly of Bedford Co., Va. . . . ( to be satisfied 12 months from date of this deed). 8. Will of Richard Lee, brother to William and John, Book 4, Bedford Co. page 169 - "To John Lee, son of William" 9. Bedford Co. PP tax 1799 - one tithable 1804 - one tithable 1800 - one tithable 1805 - one tithable 1801 - one tithable 1813 - 0 tithable, no anything 1803 - one tithable 1814 - 0 tithable, no anything Note: In 1813 and 1814, did he move to another county or is this another John Lee entering the picture??? Bobbie Lee Eggenberger says his son, Richard was born 1810 Cabell Co., WV 10. Deed - Campbell Co. Book 18, page 219 - 3/23/1831 Rec: 6/13/1831 - John Arnold, surviving Executor of Moses Arnold, deceased, Will of Moses Arnold directed to convey to John Lee - 349 acres on Lynches Creek. Note: Was Lynches Creek also known as Briery Creek???? 1810 Campbell Co. census (Same page as Wiatt Arnold and Benjamin W. Porter) John Lee 4M 0-10 (1800-1810) Wyatt, John, Garnett, William 1F 0-10 (1800-1810) Ann 1M 26-44 John 1F 26-44 Tabitha 5 slaves 1820 Campbell Co. census John Lee, Sr. 1M 0-10 (1810-1820) Richard 1F 0-10 (1810-1820) Tariza 2M 10-16 (1804-1810) Moses, Wm 2F 10-16 (1804-1810) Elizabeth, Tabitha 1M 16-18 (1802-1804) John, Garnett 2F 16-26 (1794-1804) Ann, Elizabeth 2M 16-26 (1794-1804) Wyatt, John 1F 26-45 Tabitha 1M 26-45 John 17 slaves Wyatt married 1821 Garnett m. 1826 John, Jr. d. 1827 Elizabeth m. 1830 1830 Campbell census: John Lee 1M 15-20 (1810-1815) Richard 1F 10-15 (1815-1820) Tariza 2M 20-30 (1800-1810) Moses, William 1F 15-20 (1810-1815) Tabitha 1M 50-60 (1770-1780) John 2F 20-30 (1800-1810) Ann,________ 1F 50-60 (1770-1780) Tabitha Moses m. 1835 Richard m. October or December 1840 John Lee, Sr. d. 1831 Tabitha A. married Boler Cocke about 1837 1832 - Campbell Co. - Estate of JOHN LEE in account w/Burwell Lee, Administrator - 1832 Book page 403-404 (This is Burwell Lee, Jr.) Cash paid: Garnett Lee Fletcher and Toler Samuel Williams John Langhorne Stephen Terry Kenneth Urquhart Wyatt Lee Edmund Austin Sim Austin William Lee Christopher Anthony 1840 Campbell Co. S census p. 16 Tabitha Lee 1M 20-30 (1810-1820) Richard 2F 0-5 (1835-1840) grandchildren?? 1M 30-40 (1800-1810) William 2F 20-30 (1810-1820) Tariza 1F 60-70 (1770-1780) Tabitha Ann did not marry William did not marry Tariza W. did not marry 12. Estate of John Lee - Distribution of slaves - Campbell Co. WB 9, page 413 December Term 1842 Entered: 7/14/1845 - $9.42 due Moses A. Lee's Estate in equal portions from Nancy Lee, John Laughon and Betsy Lee his wife, William Lee, Boler Cocke and Tabitha his wife, Richard Lee, Teriza Lee. (Moses bought interest of Wyatt Lee and Garnett Lee of Harriett.) Rest of slaves belonged equally to 7 of the children of John Lee, deceased. Submitted by: Charles H. Lynch, Burwell Lee, Charles Anthony, Samuel Tardy 13. Deed - Campbell Co. DB 29, p. 166 4/9/1852 Rec: 11/8/1852 William Lee of Campbell Co. to Wyatt A. Lee of Campbell Co. -$35 - 1/8 part of tract adjoining land of William Frazier, Wyatt Lee and others known as John Lee's estate and the dower portion of said estate now in possession of Tabitha Lee, the widow of John Lee who is to have possession until her death. 14. The Campbell Co. land tax shows John Lee, Jr. taxed on 349 acres on Lynch's Creek in 1812. This is only time it shows up. (Moses still owned it but John was living on it) 15. Tombstone at Burris-Lee-Richardson Cemetery owned by Hampton Powell - John 16. Campbell Co. land tax 1812 - 349 acres Lynches Creek 1813 - same 1814 - ? 1815 - ? 1816-1824 - 447 acres Briery Creek (sold 98 acres in 1824 to Polly Lee) 447-98=349 1825 - 349 acres Briery Creek 1826 - same 1827 - did not find him listed or I missed it. 1847 - John Lee Estate - 302 acres Briery Creek by Moses A. Lee Moses Lee added 47 from John Lee Estate - 302+47=349 17. See Daniel H. Brown - there is deed to him. 18. Estate of John Lee - Campbell Co. WB 7, p. 403 - Burwell Lee, Administrator. Rec: 1/11/1836 Note: Lots of cash paid to Garnett Lee and William Lee, some credit from John Laughon 19. Campbell Co. WB 7, p. 406 Lee's Inventory 2/1/1831 Rec: 1/11/1836 Household goods, etc. Burwell Lee, Adm. of John Lee dec'd Debts due Estate of John Langhorn Henry B. Ely trustee for Garnett Lee 20. 1832 - Campbell Co. - Estate of JOHN LEE in account w/Burwell Lee, Administrator - 1832 Book page 403-404 (This is Burwell Lee, Jr.) Cash paid: Garnett Lee Fletcher and Toler Samuel Williams John Langhorne Stephen Terry Kenneth Urquhart Wyatt Lee Edmund Austin Sim Austin William Lee Christopher Anthony Funai book: DB 16, p. 105 Campbell Co. John Lee and his wife Tabitha Arnold Lee, gave a lot, for the purpose of divine worship, to the Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Mt. Hermon Methodist Church, one mile west of the present town of Lynch Station, was the church built on the site. DB 30, p. 441 Campbell Co. Wyatt A. Lee gave to the Trustees of Mt. Hermon Church a plat of land adjoining the land on which the Church stands and which had been given to the Church by his father John Lee, son of William Lee. The plat given by Wyatt A. Lee was to be used for the purpose of securing a burial ground for the Church - Dated Oct. 13, 1856. Description of the old Mt. Hermon Church one mile west of the present town of Lynch Station. The first Mt. Hermon Church was formed in 1825, believed to have been founded by Ralph Smith who owned a large estate adjoining the Church property on the West side. The land now known as the Graham place. The first building was a log house, erected in 1827 on the present site which was donated "for the use of the Methodist Episcopal Church" as shown by a deed dated November 13, 1827 from John Lee and wife Tabitha Lee, to Mosby Arnold, Abner Early, Wiatt Lee, Jacob Early, Thomas Calloway, Henry Moorman Trustees. This building had a gallery in the rear with outside entrance for the use of slaves. The three back seats on the first floor under the gallery were for the use of the Negro mannies, taking care of their mistresses babies and small children. The families of the above trustees, together with the Douglas, Anthony, Lee, Smith, Haley, Frazier and other families in the area, constituted the first members in this area, but the congregation came from nearly all the families for miles around. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/campbell/history/chronicles-villages.txt Lynch (R. R. Station, Clarion) The land which Lynch Station covers was originally owned by the family of Lee who were large landholders in that section; the Lee home, built partly of stone, was said to be over one hundred years old when it was recently burned. In 1825 Mt. Hermon (Methodist) church, one mile west of the present town, was built on land donated by John Lee, and, excepting one at Leesville, was the only church within a radius of many miles: pastors there were Milton Andrews, Nathaniel Thomas, J. A. Proctor, John Harmon, Joshua Hunter, etc. The old church was torn down and a larger one erected in 1875; the discarded timbers were used in the construction of a school house which was taught by Mrs. Charles Douglass, dau. of Ralph Smith: prior to this a private school was conducted on Ralph Smith's land by Miss Elizabeth Lambert. Upon the completion of the Lynchburg and Danville Railway in 1873 a station was settled upon land belonging to William Frazier, which he had purchased from the estate of John Laughon, who married into the Lee family. It was given the name Lynch Station because Charles Henry Lynch, a landowner several miles east, had been instrumental in securing subscriptions for financing the railroad. The Fraziers had long been landholders in the vicinity, their home being a mile northwest of Lynch�s. Other near residents were John W. and Benjamin H. Anthony; Rev. Milton E. Andrews; Wyatt, Alexander and D. R. Arnold, Henry W. Adams; Benjamin and Alexander Brooks, Rev. Milton L. Bishop; Charles A. Douglass, Sr.; Edward Lynch; Dr. Thomas L. Dillard; the Dearing family, Anselm and Wm. O. Frazier; Gaines family; William Goodman; Wm. and Charles Hall; Charles Hughes; John Laughon; Wyatt, Richard and Moses Lee, the sons of John Lee; Moorman family; Wm. Merritt; William Pannill; Benj. W. Porter; Ralph Smith, Benjamin Tardy; Hardaway Turner; John and Kenneth Urquhart; James Wood; Whitfield and Charles West; Judge Robert H. Ward; Christopher West. [p.171] Mrs. Florence Lee Tate. DAR ID Number: 52366 Born in Lynchburg, Va. Wife of James D. Tate. Descendant of Ensign John Lee, Zedekiah Shumaker, William Lee, Jacob Anderson, Col. Jeremiah Early, and Capt. Charles Callaway. Daughter of Joseph Lindsay Lee (b. 1840) and Emma James Franklin (b. 1845), his wife, m. 1861. Granddaughter of Richard Alexander Lee (1814-99) and Mary Jane Shumaker (1821-1912), his wife, m. 1835; John Franklin (1804-55) and Martha Jane Anderson (1805-46), his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Beverly Lee (1774-1824) and Rebecca (Lee) (d. 1838), his wife, m. 1799; John Anderson (1768-1825) and Sarah Callaway (1775-1848), his wife, m. 1797; Lindsay Shumaker (1781-1867) and Elizabeth Doil (1790-1881), his wife, m. 1814. Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Lee and Tabitha ?, his wife, m. 1769 (parents of Beverly); Charles Callaway and Judith Early (b. 1762), his wife; Jacob Anderson and Mary Callaway (1741-1827), his wife; Zedekiah Shumaker and Miss Peters, his wife; William Lee and Ava Noel, his wife (parents of Rebecca). Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Jeremiah Early and Sarah Anderson, his wife. John Lee (1748-1818) was commissioned ensign, 1775, 1st Virginia regiment, Revolutionary War. He died in Campbell County, Va. Zedekiah Shumaker (1753-1841) served, 1776-78, as a private in Capt. William McKee's company, from Amherst County, Va. He was born in Germany. William Lee (1734-1802) served as private in Captain Cobb's company of militia, 1781, for the aid of southern States. He died in Bedford County, Va. Jacob Anderson (1731-1822) enlisted as a private in Capt. Isaac Israel's company, 8th Virginia regiment. He was born in Virginia. [p.172] Jeremiah Early (1730-79) in 1778 served as lieutenant colonel and subsequently promoted colonel in the Revolutionary War. He was born in Bedford County, Va. Charles Callaway (1752-1827) enlisted, 1777, as a private in ?Hazen's? regiment of Continental troops, and in 1779 was lieutenant and promoted captain, 1781. He was born and died in Virginia. WILLIAM FRAZIER Replies: 29 Re: William Frazier davidfra (View posts) Posted: 25 Jul 2007 12:43AM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: Frazier, Frasier The "Will" of Hugh Frazier was not actually a will but was court proceedings concerning disposition of his assets. For those of you who don't have this, here is a transcription. Estate of Hugh Frazier, Deceased, of Campbell County, Virginia In account with Thomas Fox, Administrator Paid Out Dec 13, 1828 To cash paid William Frazier per receipt $4.93 Feb 9, 1829 Prizing/Carrying to Market 901 lbs. Tobacco 5.37 Feb 26, 1829 Paying Hancock Brown per receipt .25 Feb 27, 1829 Paying Jonathan Butler 3.50 Feb 27, 1829 Cash paid Mrs. Elizabeth Frazier 12.27 Mar 9, 1829 Cash paid John Lee 2.52 Apr 5, 1829 Paying Dr. J.B. Rutledge his bill 6.75 Apr 23, 1829 Cash paying Abel Frazier per receipt 11.00 Jul 13, 1829 Cash paid James Lancaster 5.93 Jul 13, 1829 Prizing/Carriage of 350 lbs of Lug Tobacco 2.00 Jul 23, 1829 Paying P. Payne Jr. per receipt 1.50 Jul 23, 1829 Paying Benjamin Frazier 10.45 Sep 7, 1829 Cash paid Clerk's Tickets .88 Sep 7, 1829 Paying Mrs. Elizabeth Frazier 1.50 Apr 12, 1830 Paying same 7.32 Aug 23, 1830 Cash paid Benjamin Frazier per receipt 1.00 Sep 14, 1830 Cash paid Abel Frazier 1.00 Nov 17, 1830 Cash paid Clerk Ticket .70 Amount carried Forward 78.89 Accounts Received Dec 13, 1828 By cash received of J. Butler at Sale $ .25 Dec 13, 1828 Cash of William Frazier 10.25 Dec 13, 1828 Cash of Armistead Forrest .30 Dec 13, 1828 Cash of T. Frazier Moorman 1.95 Feb 9, 1829 Cash for 901 lbs Tobacco @@$6.55/100 59.01 Feb 9, 1829 Cash for 350 lbs Lug [email protected]@$3.00/100 10.50 Feb 9, 1829 Cash of Benjamin Frazier 10.15 May 12, 1830 Cash of William Organ 1.99 May 12, 1830 Cash of Elizabeth Frazier 7.32 Jun 23, 1830 Cash of Charles Martin 8.05 Aug 9, 1830 Cash of William A. Lamb 1.50 Total Receipts 111.27 Jan 5, 1831 By balance due the estate from Administrator $26.82 Agreeable to an order of the County Court of Campbell at October Term 1830 to us directed, We the undersigned Commisioners have this day proceeded to make and settle the account current and have examined the vouchers of Thomas Fox Administrator of Hugh Frazier deceased of Twenty six dollars and 82 cents as more fully appears by the annexed account This 5th day of Jan 1831. William ? Harvey William Organ To amount Debits brought forward $78.89 Jan 5, 1831 Commission on $111.27 @@ 5 percent 5.56 Balance due the Estate from the Administrator 26.82 ______ $111.27 At court held for Campbell County, Feb 16, 1831, The within account current of the Estate of Hugh Frazier, deceased, with Thomas Fox, Administrator, was produced in court and ordered to lie one month for exceptions. And at court held for said county March 14, 1831, the same was again produced in court and no exceptions having been taken thereto the same is ordered to be recorded. Testator John Alexander HENLEY PAPERS Main Entry Lynchburg Virginian (Lynchburg, Va. : 1829) Title Died- On Sept. 6, John Lee, of Campbell County, in his 56th or 57th year. (p. 3, c. 4) Publication Thursday, October 13, 1831.


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