Mary (Polly) Christian was the 2nd wife of Thomas Bandy b: June 22, 1748 in Cumberland Co., Virginia
and died Oct 18, 1835. He had married Mary Lewellen about 1766. I have no information about her.
Thomas and Mary had 6 children:
Phoebe Christian Bandy b: Oct. 1765
Cary Bandy b: Oct 30, 1769 d: 1849
married Francis Elizabeth Wood and had 10 children
Richard Bandy b: Aug 10, 1771 d: 1816
Elizabeth Bandy b: Feb 7, 1773 d:1790
married Major Maston
Martha Bandy (twin) b: Aug 8,1775
married Henry Vanover and had 8 children
Thomas Bandy (twin) b: Aug 8, 1775
married Nellie Akers and had 10 children.
Mary's husband, Thomas enlisted as a private from Bedford County, Virginia on August 1, 1781, He was in the Battle of Guilford Court House, in North Carolina, and the siege of Yorktown.
Battle of Guilford Court House though a Yank loss was significant turning point in Revolution.
On Bedford Cty VA tax rolls 1782-5.8
On Botetourt Cty VA tax rolls 1787-1805
He lived in Botetourt County, Virginia. Moved to Sumner Cty TN in 1815.
He was co-executor of his father's will. From all reports, Thomas did most of the work regarding the will, and his brother, Richard gave his approval with what he did.
Thomas donated land for the Blue Ridge Baptist Church and Cemetery, the area where his father had last lived. This land was probably within the holdings of his father, Richard Bandy when he died.
and died Oct 18, 1835. He had married Mary Lewellen about 1766. I have no information about her.
Thomas and Mary had 6 children:
Phoebe Christian Bandy b: Oct. 1765
Cary Bandy b: Oct 30, 1769 d: 1849
married Francis Elizabeth Wood and had 10 children
Richard Bandy b: Aug 10, 1771 d: 1816
Elizabeth Bandy b: Feb 7, 1773 d:1790
married Major Maston
Martha Bandy (twin) b: Aug 8,1775
married Henry Vanover and had 8 children
Thomas Bandy (twin) b: Aug 8, 1775
married Nellie Akers and had 10 children.
Mary's husband, Thomas enlisted as a private from Bedford County, Virginia on August 1, 1781, He was in the Battle of Guilford Court House, in North Carolina, and the siege of Yorktown.
Battle of Guilford Court House though a Yank loss was significant turning point in Revolution.
On Bedford Cty VA tax rolls 1782-5.8
On Botetourt Cty VA tax rolls 1787-1805
He lived in Botetourt County, Virginia. Moved to Sumner Cty TN in 1815.
He was co-executor of his father's will. From all reports, Thomas did most of the work regarding the will, and his brother, Richard gave his approval with what he did.
Thomas donated land for the Blue Ridge Baptist Church and Cemetery, the area where his father had last lived. This land was probably within the holdings of his father, Richard Bandy when he died.
Mary (Polly) Christian was the 2nd wife of Thomas Bandy b: June 22, 1748 in Cumberland Co., Virginia
and died Oct 18, 1835. He had married Mary Lewellen about 1766. I have no information about her.
Thomas and Mary had 6 children:
Phoebe Christian Bandy b: Oct. 1765
Cary Bandy b: Oct 30, 1769 d: 1849
married Francis Elizabeth Wood and had 10 children
Richard Bandy b: Aug 10, 1771 d: 1816
Elizabeth Bandy b: Feb 7, 1773 d:1790
married Major Maston
Martha Bandy (twin) b: Aug 8,1775
married Henry Vanover and had 8 children
Thomas Bandy (twin) b: Aug 8, 1775
married Nellie Akers and had 10 children.
Mary's husband, Thomas enlisted as a private from Bedford County, Virginia on August 1, 1781, He was in the Battle of Guilford Court House, in North Carolina, and the siege of Yorktown.
Battle of Guilford Court House though a Yank loss was significant turning point in Revolution.
On Bedford Cty VA tax rolls 1782-5.8
On Botetourt Cty VA tax rolls 1787-1805
He lived in Botetourt County, Virginia. Moved to Sumner Cty TN in 1815.
He was co-executor of his father's will. From all reports, Thomas did most of the work regarding the will, and his brother, Richard gave his approval with what he did.
Thomas donated land for the Blue Ridge Baptist Church and Cemetery, the area where his father had last lived. This land was probably within the holdings of his father, Richard Bandy when he died.
and died Oct 18, 1835. He had married Mary Lewellen about 1766. I have no information about her.
Thomas and Mary had 6 children:
Phoebe Christian Bandy b: Oct. 1765
Cary Bandy b: Oct 30, 1769 d: 1849
married Francis Elizabeth Wood and had 10 children
Richard Bandy b: Aug 10, 1771 d: 1816
Elizabeth Bandy b: Feb 7, 1773 d:1790
married Major Maston
Martha Bandy (twin) b: Aug 8,1775
married Henry Vanover and had 8 children
Thomas Bandy (twin) b: Aug 8, 1775
married Nellie Akers and had 10 children.
Mary's husband, Thomas enlisted as a private from Bedford County, Virginia on August 1, 1781, He was in the Battle of Guilford Court House, in North Carolina, and the siege of Yorktown.
Battle of Guilford Court House though a Yank loss was significant turning point in Revolution.
On Bedford Cty VA tax rolls 1782-5.8
On Botetourt Cty VA tax rolls 1787-1805
He lived in Botetourt County, Virginia. Moved to Sumner Cty TN in 1815.
He was co-executor of his father's will. From all reports, Thomas did most of the work regarding the will, and his brother, Richard gave his approval with what he did.
Thomas donated land for the Blue Ridge Baptist Church and Cemetery, the area where his father had last lived. This land was probably within the holdings of his father, Richard Bandy when he died.
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