William Rowlett's parents
William Rowlett's parents were John Rowlett (1735-before September 1799) and Edith "Eady" Jackson (1739-after 1815.
John Rowlett was born in Henrico County, VA., one of the eight original English shires (counties) in 1634. It is one of the oldest counties in the United States.
Eady Jackson was born in about 1739 in Amelia Co., Virginia. John and Edith married at some point between "17 Dec 1755 and 1760" in Prince Edward Co. All their children were born in that location and John and Edith eventually died and were buried in that same county. John died intestate, but his land was ordered to be divided by a court action 16 Dec 1799. His wife, Edith "Eady", was named administratix of the estate.
William Rowlett's parents were John Rowlett (1735-before September 1799) and Edith "Eady" Jackson (1739-after 1815.
John Rowlett was born in Henrico County, VA., one of the eight original English shires (counties) in 1634. It is one of the oldest counties in the United States.
Eady Jackson was born in about 1739 in Amelia Co., Virginia. John and Edith married at some point between "17 Dec 1755 and 1760" in Prince Edward Co. All their children were born in that location and John and Edith eventually died and were buried in that same county. John died intestate, but his land was ordered to be divided by a court action 16 Dec 1799. His wife, Edith "Eady", was named administratix of the estate.
William Rowlett's parents
William Rowlett's parents were John Rowlett (1735-before September 1799) and Edith "Eady" Jackson (1739-after 1815.
John Rowlett was born in Henrico County, VA., one of the eight original English shires (counties) in 1634. It is one of the oldest counties in the United States.
Eady Jackson was born in about 1739 in Amelia Co., Virginia. John and Edith married at some point between "17 Dec 1755 and 1760" in Prince Edward Co. All their children were born in that location and John and Edith eventually died and were buried in that same county. John died intestate, but his land was ordered to be divided by a court action 16 Dec 1799. His wife, Edith "Eady", was named administratix of the estate.
William Rowlett's parents were John Rowlett (1735-before September 1799) and Edith "Eady" Jackson (1739-after 1815.
John Rowlett was born in Henrico County, VA., one of the eight original English shires (counties) in 1634. It is one of the oldest counties in the United States.
Eady Jackson was born in about 1739 in Amelia Co., Virginia. John and Edith married at some point between "17 Dec 1755 and 1760" in Prince Edward Co. All their children were born in that location and John and Edith eventually died and were buried in that same county. John died intestate, but his land was ordered to be divided by a court action 16 Dec 1799. His wife, Edith "Eady", was named administratix of the estate.
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