children:
Elizabeth Rector b 2 July 1766 died 14 Oct 1839 married Edward Shacklett

William Rector b 5 July 1768 died 24 Jan 1834 married Margaret "Peggy" Robinson

Margaret Rector b 25 Mar 1770 died 1 July 1833 Nelson Co Kentucky married Jonathan Gore

Catherine Rector b 7 Apr 1772 died 4 Oct 1852 Nelson Co Ky married Gregory Micajah Glascock, Jr

John Alexander Rector b 1 Mar 1774 died 12 Oct 1855 Lewisburg, Logan Co Ky married Elizabeth Ash

Enoch Rector b 22 May 1778 married Molly Rector b 8 May 1780 daughter of Benjamin Rector and Sarah Kerr. Enoch and Molly were 1st cousins.

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hcpd/norman/RECTOR.htm

28. (1). Henry R. b. Mar 1 1735/36 d. Apr 8 1781
m. Mary Glasscock (NOTE: SHE WAS A WIDOW OF JOHN GLASCOCK)

http://www.germanna.com/Wives_of_John_Rector.html
In 1759, Henry Rector, Jr. was a member of the household of Frances Robinson and her husband William Howell. Henry and Frances were probably half-siblings.

http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3324160&id=I665168849

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1763-HENRY RECTOR ON GOOSE CREEK, LOUDOUN COUNTY: Joyner, p. 103: "Loudoun County - HENRY RECTOR, SENR, 26 Apr. 1763 - 16 Aug. 1763; 237 a. on Beaverdam; adj. Daniel French, Brown, Dr Green, Colo John Carlyle. CC - William & Jno Robertson. Surv. John Hough." -shb 11 Sep 2000

1763-WILLIAM ROBINSON IN LOUDOUN: Joyner, p. 103: "Loudoun County - WILLIAM ROBINSON, 30 Jan. 1763 - 21 Mar. 1763; 223 a. on Beverdam; adj. Benja Greyson, Amos Janney, Colo Richard Blackburn, Danl French (formerly Amos Janney's), thos Dodd. CC - Danl Jones & Henry Rector. Surv. John Hough." -shb 11 Sep 2000

Index to Loudoun County, Virginia, Land Deed Books A-Z, 1757-1800
By Patricia B. Duncan
Book C pg 563 8 May 1763
Thomas Fairfax of Fredericksburg Va to HENRY RECTOR JR of Loudoun land lease of 163 acres in Manour of Leeds adj Richard Bucklew
wit James Hamilton, AENEAS CAMPBELL, John Hough

Fauquier Co Va will pgs 427-428, Will Book One, dated 2 April 1781
Henry Rector
son William that lott of land that Capt William Smith now lives on, 146 acres; one negro, equal part of my stock and stills and all my moveables as soon as he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock

son John one negro boy; 100 acres joining William FINCH and an equal part of all my moveables as soon as he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock

son Enoch one negro boy; one lott of land that I HENRY RECTOR, now lives containing 156 acres and an equal part of all my moveables when he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock

the remainder part of my negroes to be equally divided among my daughters, likewise an equal part of all my moveables

exors brother BENJAMIN RECTOR, and FREDERICK RECTOR, executrix and executors (sic)
signed HENRY RECTOR
witnesses: HARMAN RECTOR, JUN'R, HARMAN (h.r.m.) RECTOR, SENIOR; HENRY UTTERBACK

proved 26 Nov 1781 by oath of Harman Rector, Jun; Harman Rector Sen'r, and Henry Utterback. On motion of BENJAMIN RECTOR and FREDERICK RECTOR the executors
cert is granted them for obtaining a probate thereof...

Abstracts of Fauquier County Virginia, Wills Inventories and Accounts 1759-1800
pg 448 to 449
Henry Rector division of dower 18 July 1782
pursuant to an order of the worshipful court of Fauquier May Court 1782 we the subscribers having met together in company of each other have procured to set apart the dower of Mary Rector relict of Heny Rector deceased being furnished with an inventory of the personal estate of the deceased and a copy of the will do allott to the said relict in the following manner viz:
Negro Jack L50
James L120
two stills and utensils L100
choice bed and furniture L12
nine plates 17 shillings
dower of two tracts of land..by J Moffett, Hez'h Turner, John T Chunn
Dower consisted of 113 2/3 acres bounded by land of William Rector, Wm Young, and John and Enoch Rector
the dower in the lands whereof Henry Rector, Jur died seized in fee simple to Mary Rector, widow
chain carriers Wm Turley, Edw'd Shacklett,
No 1 is part of 157 acres left to Wm Rector by the said Henry
No 2 is part of 257 acres left to John and Enoch Rector, the widow relinquished her dower in part of 157 acres, only taking 30 acres thereof
registered in Book A Fauquier county surveys folio 33
returned 23 Sept 1782

Abstracts of Wills, Inventories, and Administration Accounts of Loudoun County, Virginia, 1757-1800
GORE, Joshua
6 March 1785 12 Sept 1785
sons THOMAS, JOSHUA, and JONATHAN
legatees WILLIAM OSBORNE and heirs
daughter Betsy
wife mentioned, not named, FORMER HUSBAND WAS HARRY RECTOR.
Should differences arise between JOSHUA and JONATHAN (sons) the same to be decided by THOMAS GORE and WILLIAM OSBORNE
Exrs sons JOSHUA and JONATHAN
witnesses
ABNER OSBORNE
JAMES KITCHEN
ISAAC BROWN
WILLIAM NEILSON
(name is spelled GORE and GOOR)

JONATHAN GORE MARRIED THE DAUGHTER OF HENRY RECTOR AND MARY HENDREN GLASCOCK RECTOR, now GORE

http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=js_stevens&id=I143
Will of Joshua Gorr, of Loudoun Co., Va.

... to my son, Thomas Gore, five shillings, he being already
provided for... ...
to William Osborne my negro girl, Winney…
to my daughter, Betsey, my negro girl, Hannah...
to my wife a bay mare which I got from Timothy Howell last
Fall and two cows...
to my wife the sheep which she brought on this plantation...
to my wife all the goods and effects whatsoever I became
possessed of in consequence of my marriage with her and
effects which she became possessed of by the death of her
former husband, Harry Rector... excepting such articles as
I have paid for to the Ex'ors of Harry Rector's Estate...
I give and bequeath to my sons, Joshua and Jonathan Gore,
to be equally divided between them, the following negros:
Jude, Harry, Janney, Jam, Will, and Warner...
my two sons Josua and Jonathan to be my Executors...
to sell the plantation whereon I now live...

Wit. Abner Osborn, James Kitchen, Isaac Brown, William Neilson

Signed,
his
Josua Gorr mark