David was born in 1795 in Beaver, Beaver County, Pennsylvania, United States most likely on his parent's farm.
David's father William L.Lockhart was born in Augusta County, Virginia to William Andrew Lockhart and Mary (Campbell) Lockhart. David's Great Grandparents were James Horatio Lockhart and Margaret Alice Lillington Lockhart who both came from Scotland in the early 1700's and living in the British Crown Colony, America, Augusta, Virginia. This is where his father and Grandfather William Andrew Lockhart grew up.
His mother Joanna was born in Culpeper, Virginia,to Rev. Allen Wiley, Sr. and Eve (Holtzclaw) Wiley. He was a Baptist minister in Virginia, serving churches in Orange, Stafford, Frederick and Culpeper Co's in Virgina.
His mother Joanna's mother Eve's father was Hans Jacob Holtzclaw who helped establish the first Germanna Colonies in Virginia soon after arriving in 1714 from Trupbach, Nassau-Siegen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. You can still find his farm which he bought the 132.5 acres (currently along Route 211 and Holtzclaw Road (Route 681) about four miles from town.)in 1724 and built their home in 1725 he called Ashland Farm, Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia. By the time of his death he own additional properties throughout northern totaling over 3,000 acres he left to his children.
Out of it his Grandparents Eve and Allen Wiley "Allen Wyley and Eve his wife of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, to Henry Hufman of Bromfield Parish. For 35lbs current money, 200 acres in Bromfield Parish....corner John Zimmerman Jr. ...by a path where Hufman's line and Sutton's lines intersect....
Allen Wyley
Eve X Wyley
18 Apr 1765. Acknowledged by the parties. Eve was first privily examined."
From all account it looks like there may have been a fight in probate court for several years after Hans Jacob Holtzclaw's death. So it is not clear that all that was willed to his children they actually got in the end if anything.
His father William fought in the Revolutionary War. He also was his mother's second husband. Her first was John Train who it is not clear what happened to cause of his death. She married his father William L.Lockhart on November 22, 1787 in Winchester,VA.
Some time before 1836 he met and married Mary Ann. We still don't know her linage or even her maiden name. I pray someday we will.
In his and Mary Ann's union they were blessed with eight children.
Son of:
William L.Lockhart
Joanna Wiley Train/Lockhart
Husband of Mary Ann ( ) Lockhart
Father of
Mahala Lockhart
John Lockhart
Harriman Lockhart
Hiram LOCKHART
William Lockhart
Martha Lockhart
Brother of
Littlest Angel Lockhart
Allen Lockhart
Hiram Lockhart
Jephtha Lockhart
William Lockhart
John Lockhart,
Nancy (Lockhart) Aten
David and Mary Ann owned farm in the Ashland county area location currently unknown. There they raise and taught their little blessing about farm life.
David's father William L.Lockhart was born in Augusta County, Virginia to William Andrew Lockhart and Mary (Campbell) Lockhart. David's Great Grandparents were James Horatio Lockhart and Margaret Alice Lillington Lockhart who both came from Scotland in the early 1700's and living in the British Crown Colony, America, Augusta, Virginia. This is where his father and Grandfather William Andrew Lockhart grew up.
His mother Joanna was born in Culpeper, Virginia,to Rev. Allen Wiley, Sr. and Eve (Holtzclaw) Wiley. He was a Baptist minister in Virginia, serving churches in Orange, Stafford, Frederick and Culpeper Co's in Virgina.
His mother Joanna's mother Eve's father was Hans Jacob Holtzclaw who helped establish the first Germanna Colonies in Virginia soon after arriving in 1714 from Trupbach, Nassau-Siegen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. You can still find his farm which he bought the 132.5 acres (currently along Route 211 and Holtzclaw Road (Route 681) about four miles from town.)in 1724 and built their home in 1725 he called Ashland Farm, Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia. By the time of his death he own additional properties throughout northern totaling over 3,000 acres he left to his children.
Out of it his Grandparents Eve and Allen Wiley "Allen Wyley and Eve his wife of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, to Henry Hufman of Bromfield Parish. For 35lbs current money, 200 acres in Bromfield Parish....corner John Zimmerman Jr. ...by a path where Hufman's line and Sutton's lines intersect....
Allen Wyley
Eve X Wyley
18 Apr 1765. Acknowledged by the parties. Eve was first privily examined."
From all account it looks like there may have been a fight in probate court for several years after Hans Jacob Holtzclaw's death. So it is not clear that all that was willed to his children they actually got in the end if anything.
His father William fought in the Revolutionary War. He also was his mother's second husband. Her first was John Train who it is not clear what happened to cause of his death. She married his father William L.Lockhart on November 22, 1787 in Winchester,VA.
Some time before 1836 he met and married Mary Ann. We still don't know her linage or even her maiden name. I pray someday we will.
In his and Mary Ann's union they were blessed with eight children.
Son of:
William L.Lockhart
Joanna Wiley Train/Lockhart
Husband of Mary Ann ( ) Lockhart
Father of
Mahala Lockhart
John Lockhart
Harriman Lockhart
Hiram LOCKHART
William Lockhart
Martha Lockhart
Brother of
Littlest Angel Lockhart
Allen Lockhart
Hiram Lockhart
Jephtha Lockhart
William Lockhart
John Lockhart,
Nancy (Lockhart) Aten
David and Mary Ann owned farm in the Ashland county area location currently unknown. There they raise and taught their little blessing about farm life.
David was born in 1795 in Beaver, Beaver County, Pennsylvania, United States most likely on his parent's farm.
David's father William L.Lockhart was born in Augusta County, Virginia to William Andrew Lockhart and Mary (Campbell) Lockhart. David's Great Grandparents were James Horatio Lockhart and Margaret Alice Lillington Lockhart who both came from Scotland in the early 1700's and living in the British Crown Colony, America, Augusta, Virginia. This is where his father and Grandfather William Andrew Lockhart grew up.
His mother Joanna was born in Culpeper, Virginia,to Rev. Allen Wiley, Sr. and Eve (Holtzclaw) Wiley. He was a Baptist minister in Virginia, serving churches in Orange, Stafford, Frederick and Culpeper Co's in Virgina.
His mother Joanna's mother Eve's father was Hans Jacob Holtzclaw who helped establish the first Germanna Colonies in Virginia soon after arriving in 1714 from Trupbach, Nassau-Siegen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. You can still find his farm which he bought the 132.5 acres (currently along Route 211 and Holtzclaw Road (Route 681) about four miles from town.)in 1724 and built their home in 1725 he called Ashland Farm, Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia. By the time of his death he own additional properties throughout northern totaling over 3,000 acres he left to his children.
Out of it his Grandparents Eve and Allen Wiley "Allen Wyley and Eve his wife of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, to Henry Hufman of Bromfield Parish. For 35lbs current money, 200 acres in Bromfield Parish....corner John Zimmerman Jr. ...by a path where Hufman's line and Sutton's lines intersect....
Allen Wyley
Eve X Wyley
18 Apr 1765. Acknowledged by the parties. Eve was first privily examined."
From all account it looks like there may have been a fight in probate court for several years after Hans Jacob Holtzclaw's death. So it is not clear that all that was willed to his children they actually got in the end if anything.
His father William fought in the Revolutionary War. He also was his mother's second husband. Her first was John Train who it is not clear what happened to cause of his death. She married his father William L.Lockhart on November 22, 1787 in Winchester,VA.
Some time before 1836 he met and married Mary Ann. We still don't know her linage or even her maiden name. I pray someday we will.
In his and Mary Ann's union they were blessed with eight children.
Son of:
William L.Lockhart
Joanna Wiley Train/Lockhart
Husband of Mary Ann ( ) Lockhart
Father of
Mahala Lockhart
John Lockhart
Harriman Lockhart
Hiram LOCKHART
William Lockhart
Martha Lockhart
Brother of
Littlest Angel Lockhart
Allen Lockhart
Hiram Lockhart
Jephtha Lockhart
William Lockhart
John Lockhart,
Nancy (Lockhart) Aten
David and Mary Ann owned farm in the Ashland county area location currently unknown. There they raise and taught their little blessing about farm life.
David's father William L.Lockhart was born in Augusta County, Virginia to William Andrew Lockhart and Mary (Campbell) Lockhart. David's Great Grandparents were James Horatio Lockhart and Margaret Alice Lillington Lockhart who both came from Scotland in the early 1700's and living in the British Crown Colony, America, Augusta, Virginia. This is where his father and Grandfather William Andrew Lockhart grew up.
His mother Joanna was born in Culpeper, Virginia,to Rev. Allen Wiley, Sr. and Eve (Holtzclaw) Wiley. He was a Baptist minister in Virginia, serving churches in Orange, Stafford, Frederick and Culpeper Co's in Virgina.
His mother Joanna's mother Eve's father was Hans Jacob Holtzclaw who helped establish the first Germanna Colonies in Virginia soon after arriving in 1714 from Trupbach, Nassau-Siegen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. You can still find his farm which he bought the 132.5 acres (currently along Route 211 and Holtzclaw Road (Route 681) about four miles from town.)in 1724 and built their home in 1725 he called Ashland Farm, Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia. By the time of his death he own additional properties throughout northern totaling over 3,000 acres he left to his children.
Out of it his Grandparents Eve and Allen Wiley "Allen Wyley and Eve his wife of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, to Henry Hufman of Bromfield Parish. For 35lbs current money, 200 acres in Bromfield Parish....corner John Zimmerman Jr. ...by a path where Hufman's line and Sutton's lines intersect....
Allen Wyley
Eve X Wyley
18 Apr 1765. Acknowledged by the parties. Eve was first privily examined."
From all account it looks like there may have been a fight in probate court for several years after Hans Jacob Holtzclaw's death. So it is not clear that all that was willed to his children they actually got in the end if anything.
His father William fought in the Revolutionary War. He also was his mother's second husband. Her first was John Train who it is not clear what happened to cause of his death. She married his father William L.Lockhart on November 22, 1787 in Winchester,VA.
Some time before 1836 he met and married Mary Ann. We still don't know her linage or even her maiden name. I pray someday we will.
In his and Mary Ann's union they were blessed with eight children.
Son of:
William L.Lockhart
Joanna Wiley Train/Lockhart
Husband of Mary Ann ( ) Lockhart
Father of
Mahala Lockhart
John Lockhart
Harriman Lockhart
Hiram LOCKHART
William Lockhart
Martha Lockhart
Brother of
Littlest Angel Lockhart
Allen Lockhart
Hiram Lockhart
Jephtha Lockhart
William Lockhart
John Lockhart,
Nancy (Lockhart) Aten
David and Mary Ann owned farm in the Ashland county area location currently unknown. There they raise and taught their little blessing about farm life.
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