The Vickers Family Resource Page

The Vickers of Virginia

Others Researching these lines:
Vernon Easley, easley@adelphia.net
Bill Benjey, Benjey@hpcc.epa.gov
Debbie Mauelshagen, debbiem@waymark.net
Alice Holland, pholland@erols.com
Don H. Vickers, DonHVickers@aol.com

Early Virginia Research Resources

From Vernon Easley:

Vicars, John VA Virginia Colony 1607
Vickers, Elias VA Stafford Co. 1723
Viccars, Orphans VA North Cumberland Co. 1738
Michael Mass Viciers, Orpha(n) VA Prince William Co. 1751
Michael Mass Vicaus, Orphans VA Prince William Co. 1753
Vicaus, Orphan VA Prince William Co. 1754
Vickers, John VA Prince William Co. 1777
Vickers, James VA Batetourt Co. 1785 Mases District

Again, a recently started file with much more to add. A reminder, my footnote/reference markings did not transfer with this text copy, I can provide sources, references, and in most cases copies of material if you need it.

VICKERS FAMILIES OF VIRGINIA

Thomas Todd came from England to Norfolk Co. VA., 1637; m. and had Thomas Ware of Gloucester, Robert Ware, and William Ware. Son Thomas m. and had Richard and Major William Ware who married Martha Vicars.

Frederick Stier Peyton b. 1814 d. 1851 m. 1840 to Lucretia C. Hart, dau of George C. Hart, M.D., Boonville, Mo. Children: Anne Maria Heath Payton, b. 1841, Ellen Louisa Hart Payton, b. 1843 and Susan Cornelia Peyton b. 1846 m. 1867 to H. H. Vickars; had: Marian Lucretia Vickars b. 1868, Ella Peyton Vickars b. 1871, Frederick Stephen Vickars b. 1875, and Stewart Hart Vickars b. 1877

Virginia Bronaugh b. 1817 m. Dr. Edward Chilton and had Catherine Chilton m. James Vickers of Montrose, MO

John Vicker age 22 born Portsmouth N.E. and resided in Portsmouth is among those listed on Revolutionary War Size Roll - After Sept. 1, 1780. This unit probably organized and encamped in Chesterfield County at one time but further association with this county undetermined.

Prince William County Records Recently Discovered.---Indenture, 1787, between William Vicars, of Shanadoah, and John Child.

John Vicars, in ye behalf of James Benn, orphaned, Sep. 15, 1670, 200 acres Escheat land, formerly granted to Christopher Benn, decd.

James Vickers married Alley Farr, May 13, 1772 in Norfolk County VA Thomas Vickers married Sarah Denby, January 26, 1787 in Norfolk County VA Thomas Vickers married Frances Veale, May 30 1801 in Norfolk County VA John Vickers married Sarah Berry, October 11, 1803 in Norfolk County VA Samuel Owens married Sally Vickers, October 5, 1810 in Norfolk County VA James Vickers married Mrs. Nancy Wood, March 31, 1814 in Norfolk County VA Benjamin Allford married Sarah Vickers, 1824 in Norfolk County, VA

Quit Rent Roll for the Year 1715---Essex County, Virginia, Contributed by John Bailey Calvert Nicklin, Nathanial Vicars, 200 acres

List of Tithables in Northhampton County, Virginia, August 1666 (communicated by F. B. Robertson, Eastville, VA) includes Peter Vickar

William Vickers published a book on the proper preparation for receiving the Holy Communion probably in the late 1600’s

Wm Vicars to pay Tho: Hamond 325 lb tobo. (page 262 of record) in Charles City County Court Orders 1658 - 1661

Augustus McFarland Vicars b. 26 Dec 1852, Cowans Creek, Scot Co, father Joel, wife Amy J. Fuller Joel Vicars b. 18__, Scot Co. father Paul Paul Vicars b. 17__, Scot Co. father Robin Robin Vicars

ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY

Will of John Vickers: Eldest son John, son Ralph, wife Jane. 1677

RUSSELL COUNTY

VICARS, ROBERT, February 14, 1821; beneficiaries: wife, Milly; children: Joseph, William, Nancy Burton, James, Jacob, Thomas, Joohn, Paul, Lidda Brickey, Mollie Gilbert, Martha Culbertson, Ellender Barker; Executors: John Dorton; Witnesses: Robert Fugate, William Dorton, Stephen Hughes; probated April 3, 1821, Russell County, Virginia; page 355.

Genealogies---Virginia

A. Jane Vickers b. ca. 1640 VA m. Ralph Vickers? b. ca. 1635 VA?
A.A. Ralph Vickers? b. ca. 1660 VA?
A.A.A. Margaret Vickers? b. ca. 1685 Isle of Wight Co. VA? m. William Boykin? b. ca. 1680 VA? Son Thomas Boykin-Removed to probably Craven Co. NC as early as 1730’s

I HAVE ADDITIONAL DATA FOR THIS FAMILY

A. John Vickers b. ca. 1584 in England, m. 1619 Sarah ____ in Jamestown, VA, d. 1623 in     Jamestown.
A.A. John Vickers b. 1620 Jamestown, VA m. 1644 Jane Webb b. ca. 1620 and d. 13 Sep 1677 A.A.A. John Vickers b. ca. 1648 Isle of Wright, VA m. Ruth _____ b. ca. 1648 d. Rowan or             Bertie NC
A.A.A.A. John Vickers b. ca. 1688 (NC)
A.A.A.B. Ralph Vickers (Sr.) b. ca. 1690 Isle of White, VA m. Sarah ____ d. Edgecomb A.A.A.B.A. Ralph Vickers (Jr.) b. ca. 1718 Edgecomb, NC John died in 1784
A.A.A.B.B. John Vickers b. ca. 1720 Edgecomb, NC m. Mary ______ [see the File on John                    Vickers, Edgecombe Co., NC for complete listing of his children from his will] A.A.A.C. Abraham Vickers b. ca. 1692
A.A.A.D. Steven Vickers b. ca. 1694
A.A.A.E. Thomas Vickers b. ca. 1696
A.A.B. Ralph Vickers b. ca. 1650 Isle of Wright, VA
A.A.C. Margaret Vickers b. ca. 1652 Isle of Wright, VA
A.B. Ralph Vickers b. ca. 1622 in Jamestown, VA

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Kelly,
Thanks much for the information on Vickers in Virginia. My information about Robert is pretty thin. I'll go back through my files and summarize. As it happens, I contacted Debbie Mauelshagen about two weeks ago. Funny how the same researchers keep rediscovering each other! :) We are from the same line and have shared some information about Burnett ancestors. Two brothers, John M. and James Burnett married sisters Nancie and Elizabeth Elam, respectively. The sisters were the daughters of Nimrod Elam and Mary (Polly) Easterling, and Polly was the daughter of Thomas Easterling and Rebecca Vickers.
I'm intrigued by the Robert Vickers in the information that you sent. He was in the right place and time to perhaps be a son to the older Robert that Debbie and I are tracking. At least he's the only other Robert Vickers in Virginia that I've heard of. The orphaned Vickers are also a possibility, especially since Robert seems to appear from nowhere.
Thanks again,
Bill Benjey

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Kelly,

Here is about everything I have for VA Vickers notes and refs. Rather than hold on to them, I would like you to post them for others. Maybe more can be added and we all benefit. WFT refers to World Family Tree, Vol and family. As usual, this is the working file I compile to then analyze from. I am finishing up a study of the Vickers of Rutherford County NC and hope to get that to you in about a week, then, with then with the great assistance of Kay Jenkins will turn to revising my Wilkes County Vickers study. I am still searching for the smoking gun tying the Wilkes Vickers together or prove Elias as the progenitor and one who possibly removed from Prince William County VA to NC. I have seen recent turnarounds of the material "factually" stating Elias as the father of Elijah, John etc. (of Wilkes). Although there are strong implications, I have yet to prove it myself or seen it proven by others. Just a passing along a note of caution for due regard. Believe me, when its proven, I will quickly and happily pass the data along to you and all those whom I correspond with. Thanks again for a great page and all the work.

Vern

VICKERS FAMILIES OF VIRGINIA
Vernon Easley (easley@adelphia.net)

(WFT 7/4196) Robert VICARS b. ca. 1813 VA m. ca. 1844 Eunity (VICARS?) b. ca. 1816 VA

James Fillmore VICARS b. 25 Jul 1855 VA d. 24 Jan 1935 San Jose, CA m. 22 Jun 1887 Dickenson Co. VA Vadnie Virginia ROSS b. 1 Oct 1864 Bristol VA d. 28 Feb 1959 San Jose CA
Wesley VICARS b. ca. 1845
Solomen VICARS b. ca. 1846
Augusta VICARS b. ca. 1851
Garitta VICARS b. ca. 1852
Helen VICARS b. ca. 1852
Joseph VICARS b. ca. 1853
Ritta VICARS b. ca. 1853

VIRGINIA VALLEY RECORDS by John W. Wayland, 1965. "Landowners In The Year 1789" Page 45 1 (tithable) Vicars, Elias 200 (acres)

"Early Adventurers On The Western Waters", Volume II: The New River of Virginia in Pioneer Days 1745 – 1800, by Mary B. Kegley and F. B. Kegley. Page 297:
Hoge estate including a tract containing 1,071 acres on Back Creek and Neck Creek, adjoining …W. T. Vickers.

"REVOLUTIONARY WAR BOUNTY LAND GRANTS Awarded by state Governments", by Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruct, pages 545,546:
Vickers, William. Va. Private. 26 Jul. 1784. 100 acres
Vickins., William. Va. Private. 21 Jun. 1784. 200 acres

Frederick Stier Peyton b. 1814 d. 1851 m. 1840 to Lucretia C. Hart, dau of George C. Hart, M.D., Boonville, Mo. Children:
Anne Maria Heath Payton, b. 1841,
Ellen Louisa Hart Payton, b. 1843 and
Susan Cornelia Peyton b. 1846 m. 1867 to H. H. Vickars; had:
Marian Lucretia Vickars b. 1868,
Ella Peyton Vickars b. 1871,
Frederick Stephen Vickars b. 1875, and
Stewart Hart Vickars b. 1877.

Virginia Genealogies - A Genealogy of the Glassell Family of Scotland and Virginia by Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden. Baltimore Southern Book Co. 1959, page 534 NOTE: This family may be associated with MO.

"Virginia Genealogies - A Genealogy of the Glassell Family of Scotland and Virginia" by Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden. Baltimore Southern Book Co. 1959, page 536:
Virginia Bronaugh b. 1817 m. Dr. Edward Chilton and had Catherine Chilton m. James Vickers of Montrose, MO.

Ansearchin' news, The Tennessee Genealogical Society 1954-59 page 147:
Sarah J. Ray, d/o John Ray and Rebecca Hendrixson, m. James Vickers of Williamson Co. MO

"The First Gentlemen of Virginia, Intellectual Qualities of the Early Colonial Ruling Class", by Louis B. Wright, The Huntington Library, San Marino, California 1940:
William Vickers published a book on the proper preparation for receiving the Holy Communion probably in the late 1600's

Crim family, Updated 5 Aug 1995 by Ione R.C. Dawson, 9011 Mini Ranch Road, Waxhaw NC 28173-8726

1—Charles (Carl) I Crim (1743-1824) m. Catherine Filius (1753-1834)
2.—Mary Crim (1770) m. Samuel Sawyer
2.—Jaclb Crim (War of 1812) (1772-1847) m. Susanna Abel (1790-1878)
3—Catherine Crim (1811-1847) m. William Vickers (A farmer) (1807-1883)
NOTE: William may have married (2nd) Sarah Ann (Farr) Whitehead, d/o Nicholas and Jane Farr and widow of Whitehead. (IMPLIED MARRIAGES OF FAIRFAX COUNTY VIRGINIA, page 230,241. By Marty Hiatt & Craig Roberts Scott, 1994.)
4.—Mary Martha Vickers (1832-1833)
4.—Sarah Catharine Vickers (1834-1862) m.1855 George W. Alder
4.—William Vickers (1836)
4.—Elizabeth Ann Vickers (1836-1861)
4.—George William Vickers (1838-1882) m. Martha A. Derry (1837-1912)
5.—Rose B. Vickers (1855) m. S. A. Vradenburg
5.—Willie E. Vickers (1857) m. F. M. DeLay
5.—Estelle Vickers m. Ruthrouff
5.—Mattie B. Vickers m. W. H. Conley
5.—A. C. Vickers
4.—Jacob Daniel Vickers (1840-1904)
4.—Laura Vickers
4.—Susanna Vickers (1843-1896) m. John P. Allender
4.—John Thomas Vickers (1845-1910) m. (1st) 1871 Rachel Ann Catharine

Wade, (2nd) 1897 Angelina Cooper
5.* Ellen Vickers 5.* …. Vickers (1871-1937) m. 1904 John W. Moffett
5* Mary Augusta Vickers (1845-1949) m. Ashton Faye??
5* Susanna Vickers (1883-1956) m. 1905 Edgar Virts
5* Grant Vickers 5* William Vickers b. ca. 1893
5* Milton W. Hard (Jack)Vickers (1893-1955) carpenter m. 1917

Ludelle? Faye?

5* James Henley? Vickers (1883-1962)
5* John Grant Vickers (1870-1941) m Eliza Virts (1877-1959)
6* St… Margaret Vickers (1907-1956)
4.—Matilda Vickers (1847-1907) m. 1869 John Robert Mundy

NOTES from the "Charles Blair Tavenner Collection Family Papers"
Abraham Vickers d. ca. 1802, "had wagon std betw hills"
Sarah Vickers, d/o Abraham, m. 1802 Henry Smith

William Vickers bt 1779? On Goose Ck; m. Ann (Reeder) d/o William Reeder William Reeder d. Loudoun Co. ca. 1826.
S/o William and Ann Vickers
Abraham
Thos Vickers b. ca 1836, lived 1 mile east of Shorthill
Orra B. Vickers b. ca. 1864, m. 1904 Nathanl Porem??
Julias A. Vickers (1857-1898)

"The County Court Note-Book", August, 1929. "MARYLAND'S NEXT OF KIN" page 29:
"RICH'D MITCHELL, ELIZABETH VICKERS; inv. Abraham Mitchell of Dor. Cty. 13 Mch 1722. Viii-145"

"THE VIRGINIA GENEALOGIST, Volume 6, Number 3, Whole Number 23, July-September, 1962. "MILITIA AND FRONTIER DEFENSE PAPERS 1793-1794:
"The figures of months and days follow the names. Capt. Lewis' company was designated the First Company of Rangers for he Defense of the Southwestern Frontiers of Virginia………Joseph Vickers, 6m 9d"

AUGUSTA COUNTY

Augusta County was formed 1738-1745 from Orange County. Orange County was formed in 1734 from Spotsylvania County. Spotsylvania County was formed in 1720/21 from Essex, King and Queen, and King William Counties. Essex County was formed in 1692 from Old Rappahannock County; King and Queen County was formed in 1691 from New Kent County; King William County was formed in 1701/2 from King and Queen County. Old Rappahannock County was abolished in 1692. New Kent County formed in 1654 from York or Pt. James City.

"Early Adventurers On The Western Waters", Volume I: The New River of Virginia in Pioneer Days 1745 – 1800. "Deaths On New River and Its Branches From Augusta County Records," by Mary B. Kegley and F. B. Kegley. Page 88:
Under the entry for James Patton, killed at New River by Indians on July 30, 1755. The will was written September 1, 1750, probated November 26, 1755. "George Willson, married to his wife's niece, Rebecca Vicers is also mentioned."

"William, NC Line, S16564, sol was b in 1757 in Augusta Co VA & later moved to Rockbridge Co VA then moved to Orange Co NC where sol lived at enl & in 1792 he moved to Wilkes Co GA & in 1796 he moved to Oglethorpe Co GA & in 1801 he moved to Clarke Co GA & in 1809 he moved to Walton Co GA then moved to Merriwether Co GA where he appl 5 Nov 1832" GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSIONS VOL IV INDEX, VIRGEL D. WHITE Page 3617--(file nbr W16564).

"THE VIRGINIA GENEALOGIST, Volume 19, Number 4, Whole Number 76, October-December 1975. "SOME DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS 1787 – 1790" Contributed by Robert Y. Clay. Page 250. "AUGUSTA COUNTY":
"Removals and Insolvants in Joseph Bell's District in the 1788 Tax….
W. Vickers; Remd.; 6 (residence) Horses (property) 0.8.0 (tax)"

CHARLES CITY COUNTY
Charles City County formed in 1634 from the Original Shire

Wm Vicars to pay Tho: Hamond 325 lb tobo. (page 262 of record) in Charles City County Court Orders 1658 - 1661

"VIRGINIA Colonial Abstracts" Volume III, by Beverly Fleet, 1988. "CHARLES CITY COUNTY, Court Orders, 1655-1658,"
Page 163 "forth as in me lyeth, as witnesse myhand and seale this 20th of December 1655. Thomas Rands the seale. Wit: Thomas Broome, the mk of Wm x Viccars. Rec 26 April 1656."
Page 239 "p.262. Abstract. Wm Vicars to pay Tho: Hamond 325 lb tobo."

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY

THEY WENT THATAWAY, compiled by Charles Hughes Hamlin, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, 1974 page 39:
John Vicker age 22 born Portsmouth N.E. and resided in Portsmouth is among those listed on Revolutionary War Size Roll - After Sept. 1, 1780. This unit probably organized and encamped in Chesterfield County at one time but further association with this county undetermined.

ESSEX COUNTY

"HIDDEN VILLAGE Port Royal, Virginia 1744-1981", Page 12. By Ralph Emmett Fall 1982:
"In 1675 Parson John Viccars (or Vickers) married Elizabeth Waight, daughter of John Waight. In 1688 Elizabeth Vickers, relict (widow) of John Vickers, married Peter St. Leger."

Essex County formed in 1692 from Old Rappahannock County. Old Rappahannock County was abolished in 1692.

"HIDDEN VILLAGE Port Royal, Virginia 1744-1981", Page 18. By Ralph Emmett Fall 1982:
"1713—Andrew Harrison the Younger, bought of Nathaniel Vickers 100 acres adjacent land of Richard Long where he then lived, and to Edward Evans' corn field. Witnesses were Richard Long, Edward Evans, and Augustine Smith."

"VIRGINIA Colonial Abstracts" Volume II, by Beverly Fleet, 1988. "ESSEX COUNTY, Wills and Deeds, 1711-1714,":
Page 20 "p.125. Lease and Release. 9 and 10 June 1713. Nathaniel Vickers, planter, of St. Mary Par., Essex Co., sells Andrew Harrison the younger, planter, of the same Par. And Co., 100 acres in St. Marys Par., adj. Land of Richard Long where he now lives, Edward Evans corn field, etc. Signed Nathaniel Vickers. Wit: Richard x Long, Edward x Evans, Augt Smith. Rec. 11 June 1713."

Page 20 "p.127. Lease and Release. 9 and 10 June 1713. Andrew Harrison the younger, planter of st Mary Par., Essex Co., sells Nath'll Vickers of same Par., 200 acres, adj. Land of Mr. Buckner and that of Richard Long. Signed Andrew Harrison. Wit: Richard x Long, Edward x Evans, Augt Smith. Rec. 11 June 1713."

Page 25 "p.179. Lease and Release. 11 Jan'ry 1713/14 [only on date shown] Nathaniel Vickers planter, of St. Marys Par. Sells Andrew Harrison the younger, planter, of same Par., 100 acres, bounded: beginning at the mouth of John Catlett Junr Spring branch x to Edward Evans line x over the top of a hill where Robert Waite did design to build his house x to land w'ch Thomas Hilliard lives on x to Golden Vale Run x x. Signed Nathaniel N Vickers sign. Wit: Robert Jones, Robert Parker. Rec. 11 Feb. 1713/14."

Page 25 "p.180. Lease and Release. 8 and 9 Feb. 1713/14. Andrew Harrison, Junr., of St. Marys Par., sells Nathaniel Vickers of same Par., 100 acres being part of a patent granted John Prosser, dec'd., on golden Vale Creek, adj. The land of Richard Long, etc. Signed Andrew Harrison. Wit: Robert Jones, Robert Parker. Rec. 11Feb. 1713/14. Elizabeth Harrison, wife of Andrew Harrison, by John Battaile her attorney, reliq. her dower rights. Signed Elizabeth x Harrison. Wit: Jno Roy, Michael Lawless. Rec. 11 Feb. 1713/14."

Page 36 "p.259. Bond. 10 June 1714. L 100. Sterl. William Vickary [sic] Admr. Est. of John Sidey deceased. Signed Will I Vickers [sic], John Anderson, William x Mason. Wit: Ja Alderson, Robt Jones. Rec. 10 June 1714."

Page 36 "p.263. Appraisal of Est. of John Sidey, deceased. Taken by order of Court 10 June 1714….[short list of possessions follows]….Signed Tho Ramsey, Sam'll Ellitts, James Noell. Presented by William Viccary Admr 8 July 1714."

Quit Rent Roll for the Year 1715---Essex County, Virginia, Contributed by John Bailey Calvert Nicklin:
Nathanial Vicars, 200 acres. Virginia Tax Records with an Index by Gary Parks Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc 1983 page 75

FARQUAR COUNTY

FAUQUIER County formed from PRINCE WILLIAM County in 1759. Prince William County formed in 1730/1731 from King George and Stafford Counties. King George County formed in 1720/1721 from Richmond and Westmoreland Counties; Stafford County formed in 1664 from Westmoreland County. Westmoreland County formed in 1653 from Northumberland County. Richmond County formed from "Ind" City and Northumberland County formed in 1634 from the Indian District of Chickacoan..

Kathy Mulvihill Tampa, Florida
So, we go with: (WFT) Vol 1 family 3817:

A. Thomas Vickers b. 9 Oct 1809 in Farquier Co. VA m. 11 Aug 1798 in Loudon Co. VA to __________ and had the following children:

A.1. MALINDA VICKERS b. ca. 1830
A.2. ELIZABETH 'BETSY' VICKERS b. ca. 1830
A.3. WILLIAM VICKERS b. ca. 1830
A.4. CHARLES VICKERS b. ca. 1830
A.5. TALLIAFERRO VICKERS B. SEPT. 22 1790 MARRIED HENRIETTA ROMINE (DAUGHTER OF REUBEN ROMINE AND LYDDIA SMALLWOOD OF VA.) Talliaferro VICKERS is listed in the 1830 and 1840 Ohio census. NOTE: Either Talliaferro birth year or generation wrong
A.6. SAMUEL VICKERS B. 1804 MARRIED CAROLINE ROMINE (DAUGHTER OF ELIJAH ROMINE AND LEWRANNEY RILEY)
A.7. JOHN VICKERS B. OCT. 9 1809 d. OH MARRIED 1ST CAROLINE REEDER AND 2ND MARY SENSABAUGH. Children with probably Caroline Reeder:
A.7.1. Caroline VICKERS b. ca. 1833
A.7.2. George VICKERS b. ca. 1833
A.7.3. Lucy Jane VICKERS b. ca. 1840 in OH m. James Lewis Murphy
A.7.4. Charles VICKERS b. ca. 1843
A.7.5. Howard VICKERS b. ca. 1846
A.7.6. Frank VICKERS b. ca. 1848
A.7.7. Hilda E. VICKERS b. ca. 1850
A.7.8. Daniel Russell VICKERS b. ca. 1854
A.7.9. Ellen VICKERS b. ca. 1858

REF 1: Kathy Mulvihill
REF 2: WFT Vol. 1, Family #3817
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Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 22:44:40 EDT
From: DonHVickers@aol.com
To: kvickers@tfc.edu

I ran across your website and saw a few names that I recognized. I hope that you or someone else can fill in some missing information about our family. We may be related. Some years ago my daughter and I found a copy of a will of Ebeneezer Grubb in the courthouse in Leesburg, Virginia. He had a daughter Rosanna who was born in 1813 and died in 1893 in Springfield, Ilinois. She married Thomas Vickers of Loudon County, Virginia. (I have no information about his ancestors.) Thomas and Rosanna had a son William who died in 1882. (Someone on your site is identified as George William Vickers and I assume he is the same person.) William married Martha Derry who was born in 1837 in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia and died in 1912. William and Martha had a son, Ashby Chrisitan Vickers who was born on Christmas day 1861 in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, grew up in Springfield, Illinois, and moved to California when he was a young man. He died in 1940. Ashby married Addie Mae Holden who was born in 1869 in Oregon and died in 1954 in Hollywood, California. Ashby and Addie had five daughters and one son who was my father, Ashby C. Vickers. He was born in Los Angeles in 1908 and died in 1998. He married Carolyn Bowker Vickers who was born in Ventura, California in 1913 and is still alive. I was born in 1938 in Ventura and now live in Santa Barbara.
Don H. Vickers, DonHVickers@aol.com

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Date: Fri, 04 Aug 2000 00:02:03 -0400
From: Kelly and Brenna <kvickers@tfc.edu>
To: DonHVickers@aol.com

Hi, Don!
Thanks for writing! I think I finally found the George William Vickers you refer to, at the bottom of the "Vickers of Virginia" file, b. 1838. While anything is possible, this George William Vickers' parents are listed as William Vickers and Catherine Crim, rather than Thomas and Rosanna. The Loudon Co., does fit, however.
While trying to find the George William you referred to, I did find another William that may be your man. It at least deserves some serious checking. In the same "Vickers of Virginia" file, about a quarter of the way down, under Farquar/Fauquier Co, is the following:

A. Thomas Vickers b. 9 Oct 1809 in Farquier Co. VA m. 11 Aug 1798 in Loudon Co. VA to
__________ and had the following children:
A.1. MALINDA VICKERS b. ca. 1830
A.2. ELIZABETH 'BETSY' VICKERS b. ca. 1830
A.3. WILLIAM VICKERS b. ca. 1830
A.4. CHARLES VICKERS b. ca. 1830
A.5. TALLIAFERRO VICKERS B. SEPT. 22 1790 MARRIED HENRIETTA ROMINE
(DAUGHTER OF REUBEN ROMINE AND LYDDIA SMALLWOOD OF VA.) Talliaferro
VICKERS is listed in the 1830 and 1840 Ohio census. NOTE: Either Talliaferro birth year or generation wrong
A.6. SAMUEL VICKERS B. 1804 MARRIED CAROLINE ROMINE (DAUGHTER OF ELIJAH ROMINE AND LEWRANNEY RILEY)
A.7. JOHN VICKERS B. OCT. 9 1809 d. OH MARRIED 1ST CAROLINE REEDER AND
2ND MARY SENSABAUGH. Children with probably Caroline Reeder:
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Here you have a Thomas Vickers with an unnamed wife (Rosanna?) who, although b. in Farquar Co., marries in Loudon Co., and has a son named William, born about the time your William might have been born (note that although the data suggests 1830 for the first several children listed, the other children were born earlier, e.g. (1790-1809). Let me know if this fits your data. Thanks!
Regards,
Kelly

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Date: Sat, 5 Aug 2000 13:11:17 EDT
From: DonHVickers@aol.com
To: kvickers@tfc.edu

    Kelly, thanks for your response. I believe you are right and that William, not George William, is my greatgrandfather. I was confused because the information showed that George was married to Martha Derry. I believe that is in error because I am quite certain she was my greatgrandmother.
Her father was Christian Derry.
    The list showing the children of Thomas Vickers differs considerably from my information which is that the children of Thomas Vickers and Rosanna Grubb included: Ebeneezer, William, Sally, Frank, Thomas, Nimrod, Charles C., Robert, Joshua, Rachael and a daughter referred to as "Sis" but whose name I don't know. Charles C. was born in 1845, married Mary Maxoon and died in 1919 in Oklahoma City. Nimrod moved to Ventura, California even before my grandfather did.
    As I indicated earlier I can not trace the Vickers family beyond Thomas. However, there is a story in the family that they were Quakers who moved to Virginaia from Pennsylvania.
Best wishes, Don
DonHVickers@aol.com

HANOVER COUNTY

"HANOVER COUNTY CHANCERY WILLS AND NOTES", Compiled by WILLIAM RONALD COCKE, III, 1940:
In the case of RICHARDSON VS. RICHARDSON'S EXOR. & OTHERS, 1857 (33), "The Court appointed John Milner Vickers of New York, Trustee, in place of Charles Wm. Dabney, Esq. Of Hanover."

ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY

Marraiges – Rappahannock & Essex Cty:
1675 John Viccars m. Jane Webb
1679 John Vickers m. Elizabeth Waight
1688 Elizabeth Vickers m. Peter StLeger (She was widow of a John Vickers)
1881 Fannie Vickers m. Bladon Hall

--Ralph Vickers South Hampton VA death 1747 (Helen Underwood)
--Ralph Vickers Isle of Wight death 1748 (Burke Frances N. 4413 N. Miller Ave. Peoria Hgts. IL 61614)

"Virginians & West Virginians 1607-1870", Volume 1, compiled by Patrick G. Wardell Lt. Col. U.S. Army Retired. Heritage Books, Inc. page 200:
Will of John Vickers: Eldest son John, son Ralph, wife Jane. 1677

LOUDOUN COUNTY

Samuel Dennis b. 1768 Md. d1853 Rappahannock Va. had family who m. into the VICARS line. Relative Absolum Dennis thought to be born 1791 in Woodville at the Dennis plantation had two children who m. the children of Elizabeth Vicars and Jacob Edwards. The Edwards family lived in Loudoun co. Va. and moved to Monroe Co. Ohio.
Tacy Jane Dennis b. 1828 Loudoun Co. Va. m. Henry Edwards b. 1818 Va. Amanda Edwards b. December 28,1828 Loudoun Co. m. in Ohio to John PH Dennis b. Nov. 1826 Loudoun Co.,Va. BARTMESS@aol.com

"LOUDOU COUNTY VIRGINIA TITHABLES" Volume 2: 1758-1778. Compiled by Marty Hiatt & Craig Roberts Scott, 1995, 732:
(Page 732) Abraham Vickers, 1 Tithable, 1774
(Page 807) Abraham Vickers, 1 Tithable, 1775
(Page 846) Abraham Vicars, 1 Tithable, 1777

"INDEX TO LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILLS 1757 – 1850", Compiled by Lousia Skinner Hutchison, 1997:
(Page 118) Reeder, William, Q:207, 1826
Vickers, Anna, Dau.
Vickers, Abraham, Gr-Son

[NOTES from the "Charles Blair Tavenner Collection Family Papers" William Vickers bt 1779? On Goose Ck; m. Ann (Reeder) d/o William Reeder William Reeder d. Loudoun Co. ca. 1826. S/o William and Ann Vickers Abraham ]

(Page 138) Grubb, Ebenezer Sr., W:56, 1832/35 Vickers, Rosanah, Dau.

"EARLY CHURCH RECORDS OF LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA", Marty Hiatt 1995:
"FAIRFAX MONTHLY MTG – MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES" (Page 31)
Marriage of Benjamin Purdum married Elizabeth Williams, 9 Dec 1789, attended by Thomas Vickers

"FAIRFAX MONTHLY MTG – WOMEN'S MINUTES" (Page 125):
"XXth mo 1773: Margret Vickers produced a certificate from Buckingham MM."

(Page 125):
"4th mo 1783: …Certificates from Buckingham MM were produced by …..Susannah Vickers;….for 2 of the children of Abram Vickers, viz, Mary and William."

"7th mo 1783: ….Sarah Vickers, having resided a short time amongst us and now about to return home, requests a certificate from this meeting."

(Page 137):
"8th mo 1785:…..Complaint against Elizabeth Vickars for dancing and keeping company in a disorderly manner with a man not in profession with us."

"11th mo 1785: Testimony against Elizabeth Hart, formerly Vickers, for marriage out of unity."

"GOOSE CREEK MONTHLY MEETING – MARRIAGES" (Page 151) Thomas Vickers and Amy Vickers were present at the marriage of John Smith and Esther Gibson on 7 Mar 1792.

"GOOSE CREEK MONTHLY MEETING – CERTIFICATES" (Page 164) "25th of 5th mo 1789: Thomas Vickers, an approved Minister, was given a certificate to Bradford MM in Chester Co."

(Page 165) "26TH OF 3RD MO 1792: Amy Vickers was given a certificate to Buckingham MM."
"29th of 10th mo 1792: ….Rachel Vickers was given a certificate to Bradford MM."

(Page 166) "20th of 10th mo 1793: William Heston, his wife Mercy [Mary?], and their three minor children Phinileas, Mary, and Amos were given certificates to Redstone MM." (NOTE: Mercy Vickers)
"28th of 12th mo 1795: Abraham Vickers was given a certificate to Monthly Meeting for the Northern district of Philadelphia."

(Page 167) "27th of 11th mo 1797:….William Hatcher, Mary his wife, and their children Nancy, Rachel, Sarah, Thomas and John were given certificates to Westland MM." (NOTE: Is Mary formerly a Vickers?)

(Page 170) (Prior to Apr 1787) ….Complaint against Mercy Heston, late Vickers, for marrying a non-member."

"GOOSE CREEK MONTHLY MTG – MEN's MINUTES" (Page 171)
"27th of 10th mo 1788: …Complaint against Abraham Vickers for being guilty of fornication, he does not deny the charge … and having lately left these parts in a disreputable manner."

(Pages 171-172) "24th of 11th mo 1788: William Heston produced a certificate from Wrights town for himself, Mercy his wife, and three of their children, viz, Phineahas, Mercy, and Amos…..Abraham Vickers left these parts without paying his just debts on several instances, and as he has removed out of reach of Friends treating with him. Testimony will be produced against him. Complaint against Mary Vickers, for being guilty of fornication."

(Page 181) "4th mo 1795: Abraham Vickers, son of Thomas Vickers presented a paper to condemn his behavior."

"WOMEN'S MINUTES OF THE GOOSE CREEK MONTHLY MEETING":
(Page 187) "5th mo 1786: ….Mercy Vickers and Rachel Vickers produced certificates from Bradford MM."

(Page 191) "6h mo 1795: Complaint against Ann Vickers for being guilty of fornication."

(Page 192) "2nd mo 1798: ….Complaint against Sarah Vickers for dancing."
"3rd mo 1798: …..Sarah Vickers denys the charges against her."

(NO HEADING) (Page 278) "May 5, 1798 [Pages are torn around the edges] Joined this church – ….Ann Vickers." "Aug 1794 ….Ann Vickers received."

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From Vernon Easley, January, 2003:

Here is a quick cut and paste of what I have for Thomas and Rosanna.

Vern

Thomas VICKERS b. ca. 1808 m. in Hillsboro, VA[1], Rosanna GRUBB (b. March 31, 1813 [1] d. ca. 1893 in Springfield, IL [3]) d/o Ebeneezer GRUBB [1,2] and Mary E. SMALLWOOD [1]. Children:

1. Ebenezer VICKERS [3] b. ca. 1832

2. William VICKERS b. ca. 1834 d. ca. 1882 [3] m. 22 Feb 1855 in Loudoun Co. VA Martha A. DERRY b. 1837 in Harpers Ferry, WV, d. 1912 d/o Christen DERRY [3]

1. William VICKERS [3]

2. Wilhamena VICKERS m. LANGLEY [3]

3. Rose VICKERS m. VRADENBERG [3]

4. Estelle VICKERS b. 1864 IL [4] m. Andy RUTHOUFF moved to CA via KS [3,4]

5. Ashby Christian VICKERS b. 25 Dec 1861 in Cape Girardeau, MO, grew up in Springfield, Illinois, and moved to California when he was a young man, m. Addie Mae HOLDEN, b. 1869 in Oregon d. 1954 in Hollywood, CA. Ashby d. in 1940. Ashby and Addie had five daughters and one son [3]

1-5 Daughters

6. Ashby C. VICKERS b. Los Angeles, CA 21 Aug 1908 [7] and d. 20 Oct 1998 [3]

6. Robert VICKERS [3]

7. Charles VICKERS [3]

8 Mattie VICKERS m. CONLEY [3]

3. Theodore Columbus VICKERS [3] b. ca. 1836

4. Mary VICKERS b. ca. 1837

5. Nimrod VICKERS [3] b. ca. 1840 moved to Ventura, CA [3] m. 1870 in Sangamon Co. IL Eliza V. BARROUS [6]

6. Jonothan VICKERS b. ca. 1842

7. Ann VICKERS b. ca. 1844

8. Charles C.VICKERS b. ca. 1845 d. 1919 in Oklahoma City, m. Mary MAXOON [3]

9. Robert VICKERS [3] b. ca. 1846

10. Joshua VICKERS [3] b. ca. 1847

11. Rachel VICKERS [3] b. ca. 1850 in Neersville VA m. 1870 in Christian Co. IL Charles CARTER (b. ca. 1849 in Rochester IL, d. 1893 in Lamar, MO) [5]

X. Sally VICKERS m. Norman BELL [3]

X. Frank VICKERS [3]

X. Margaret VICKERS m. Dr. PRICE [3]

8. Rachael VICKERS m. Charles CARTER

9. Joshua VICKERS

(a daughter referred to as “Sis” but whose name I don’t know. [3] NOTE: Could refer to any above unsubstantiated daughter.)

X. Thomas [3]

[1] Subject: Ebenezer and Mary (Smallwood) Grubb

Message #340 Friday, February 16, 2001 Posted by David N. Grubb (daveg@permainc.com)

Rosannah's parents were Ebenezer Grubb (May 30, 1763 - January 12, 1835) and his second wife, Mary E. Smallwood (January 25, 1784 - April 19, 1865) daughter of Bayne Smallwood and Marsilva Coe of Loudoun County, Virginia. I don't have much information on Rosannah other than she was born March 31, 1813 and married Thomas Vickers in Hillsboro, Virginia. Please e-mail me at daveg@permainc.com if you have any additional information about Rosannah so that we can complete her bio in the family history.

Message #140 Tuesday, April 25, 2000 Loudoun County, VA Branch of the Delaware Grubb Family

Posted by David Grubb

I have extensive information on these people and would like to exchange notes. Please e-mail me at daveg@permainc.com

Dave Grubb

[2] Ebenezer Grubb Will

INDEX TO LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILLS 1757  1850

Compiled by Lousia Skinner Hutchison, 1997:

(Page 138) Grubb, Ebenezer Sr., W:56, 1832/35 Vickers, Rosanah, Dau.

[3] William Vickers & Martha Derry Family

Re: William Vickers son of Thomas Vickers and Rosanna Grubb?

2/12/01 9:54:08 AM Pacific Standard Time DonHVickers

Vernon, I don't know if I have anything of use but at least I do have some names of siblings of William Vickers and Ashby Vickers. I have a list prepared by someone who appears to have been a relative of Theodore Columbus Vickers that indicates that Thomas Vickers and Rosanna Grubb had eleven children. I have ten names. They are Ebenezer, William, Sally (married Norman Bell), Frank, Nimrod, Margaret (married Dr. Price), Theodore Columbus (also known as Charles C.) Rachael (married Charles Carter) and Joshua. The names I have for children of William Vickers and Martha Derry are: William, Wilhamena Langley, Rose Vradenberg (?), Estelle Ruthrouff, Ashby, Robert, Charles, and Mattie Conley. Let me know if any of this ties into to something. Don

From: DonHVickers@aol.com
To: kvickers@tfc.edu

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Date: Fri, 04 Aug 2000 00:02:03 -0400
From: Kelly and Brenna <kvickers@tfc.edu>
To: DonHVickers@aol.com

Hi, Don!
Thanks for writing! I think I finally found the George William Vickers you refer to, at the bottom of the Vickers of Virginia file, b. 1838. While anything is possible, this George William Vickers parents are listed as William Vickers and Catherine Crim, rather than Thomas and Rosanna. The Loudon Co., does fit, however.
While trying to find the George William you referred to, I did find another William that may be your man. It at least deserves some serious checking. In the same Vickers of Virginia file, about a quarter of the way down, under Farquar/Fauquier Co, is the following:

Here you have a Thomas Vickers with an unnamed wife (Rosanna?) who, although b. in Farquar Co., marries in Loudon Co., and has a son named William, born about the time your William might have been born (note that although the data suggests 1830 for the first several children listed, the other children were born earlier, e.g. (1790-1809). Let me know if this fits your data. Thanks!
Regards,
Kelly

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Date: Sat, 5 Aug 2000 13:11:17 EDT
From: DonHVickers@aol.com
To: kvickers@tfc.edu

Kelly, thanks for your response. I believe you are right and that William, not George William, is my greatgrandfather. I was confused because the information showed that George was married to Martha Derry. I believe that is in error because I am quite certain she was my greatgrandmother.
Her father was Christian Derry.
The list showing the children of Thomas Vickers differs considerably from my information which is that the children of Thomas Vickers and Rosanna Grubb included: Ebeneezer, William, Sally, Frank, Thomas, Nimrod, Charles C., Robert, Joshua, Rachael and a daughter referred to as Sis but whose name I dont know. Charles C. was born in 1845, married Mary Maxoon and died in 1919 in Oklahoma City. Nimrod moved to Ventura, California even before my grandfather did.
As I indicated earlier I can not trace the Vickers family beyond Thomas. However, there is a story in the family that they were Quakers who moved to Virginaia from Pennsylvania.
Best wishes, Don
DonHVickers@aol.com

[4] #40 Tuesday, November 30, 1999 Estella Vickers Jonathan Hay

Searching for the names of Estella Vickers Ruthrauff's parents. She was born in 1864 in Illinois; married Andy Ruthrauff; moved to Kansas, then California. Brother Ashby Vickers was a Californian.

[5]

A Genealogy of the Descendants of Thomas Carter

Author: Howard Willston Carter

This book contains the history and genealogy of the Thomas Carter family of Massachusetts.

Bibliographic Information: Carter, Howard Willston. Carter. Published by the author. Connecticut. 1909.

Page 151

265. JULIUS MUNSON7 CARTER (Munson6) b. Vergennes, Vt., Sept. 11, 1836; m. Rochester, Ill., Oct. 28, 1857, Mary Katherine Bagley, b. Warren, Vt., Oct. 28, 1839, dau. of Russell Remember and Mary (Stagg) Bagley.

Merchant; Postmaster, St. Johns, Mich., 1867-1875; Lieut., Capt. and Brevt. Maj. 4th Mich. Cavalry, 1862-1865.

Res. Rochester, Ill., 1853-59; Elsie, Ovid and St. Johns, Mich., 1859-76; Los Angeles, Cal., 1876-93; Pasadena, Cal., from 1893.

Children:

i. Van,8 b. Sept. 27, 1858, Rochester, Ill.; d. March 1,
1862, Ovid, Mich.
ii. Nell (Helen), b. Aug. 2, 1861, Elsie, Mich.

266. ELECTA7 CARTER (Munson6) b. Rochester, Ill., Dec. 3, 1845; d. Romeo, Mich., Feb. 20, 1899; m. (1) Rochester, Ill., John Dawson, bur. Dawson, Mich.; m. (2) Dr. (???) Rouse; m. (3) La Canada, Cal., May 6, 1887, Theodore Pickens; m. (4) La Canada, May 5, 1898, Frederick Crisman, who d. in Romeo, Mich.

Child (Dawson):

i. Minnie.8
Children (Rouse):
ii. Paul, b. Nov. 9, 1878.
iii. Tracy.

267. CHARLES7 CARTER (Munson6) b. Rochester, Ill., 1849; d. Lamar, Mo., 1893; m. Christian Co., Ill., 1870, Rachael Vickers, b. Neersville, Va., 1850, dau. of Thomas and Rosannah (Grubb) Vickers.

Merchant; I. O. O. F.

Children, b. Rochester, Ill.:

i. Tracy J.8, b. Dec. 27, 1872.
ii. Frank, b. Aug. 20, 1874.
iii. Edwin M., b. Oct. 26, 1879.

268. ALMIRA BARNES7 CARTER (Solomon Curtis6) b. New Haven, Vt., April 11, 1811; d. Ferrisburgh, Vt., Sept. 17, 1851; m. New Haven, March 15, 1826, David Dodge Middlebrook, b. June 7, 1802, d. March 15, 1896, son of Theophilus and Elizabeth (Hubbell) Middlebrook, and brother of Nancy Middlebrook (80-i), and Hannah Middlebrook, who m. William Newcomb Carter (82).

[6] Illinois Marriage Records, 1851-1900 Nimrod Vickers

09 Feb 1870 Nimrod VICKERS m. Eliza V. BARROUS, Sangamon Co. IL

[7] California Birth Indes 1905-1910 Ashby Vickers

Ashby Vickers b. 21 Aug 1908 in Los Angeles to Mother maiden name of Holden

[8] Ashby Vickers Social Security Data
Ashby Vickers

XXX-XX-4957

Born: 21 Aug 1908

Died: 20 Oct 1998

[9] Miscellaneous Unmatched Data:

[a] Message #7 Monday, May 10, 1999 Estella Vickers Posted by Jonathan Hay

Does anybody have any information on a Estella Vickers who was born on 1864 in Rochester, IL who married Ashby Vickers

[b] Gene Pool Individual ResultsEstella Vickers

Annie Estella Vickers born 9 February 1874 in New Diggings, La Fayette, WI

To: William Harrison Vickers/Esther Elmira Elmina Robbins

Hattie E Vickers born 28 April 1868 in New Diggings, La Fayette, WI

William Harrison Vickers/Esther Elmira Elmina Robbins

Martha Maria Vickers 7 February 1870 New Diggings, La Fayette, WI

3 June 1912 Warren, Jo Daviess, IL, , , Thomas Harrison Vickers

William Harrison Vickers Esther Elmira Elmina Robbins

[c] Christian Vickers Ruth A. McLean Marriage Record

Database: Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920
Combined Matches: 2

Fountain Souhty Indiama
Index to Marriage Record
1848 - 1920 Inolusive
Volune II
Letters H - O Inslusive
Name: Ruth A McLean
Spouse: Christian Vickers
Marriage Date: 14 Nov 1872
Book: 6
OSPage: 521
County: Fountain

[d] Message #110 Saturday, March 25, 2000 Vickers of Ill Margaret Cunningham

Hi,

Does anyone have information about the Vickers that moved from Illinois to California in 1860. My Grandmother, Mary C. Vickers, married Daniel Burke in Tulare county California in 1862 but had moved to the Greenhorn Mountains there in 1860. Any information would be helpful.
Thank you, Margaret

[e] Fountain County, Indiana Index to Marriage Records H-O Book 1 Vol 2 1848-1920

McLean Ruth A Christian Vickers Nov 14 1872 6 521

Fountain County, Indiana Index to Marriage Records H-O Book 1 Vol 2 1848-1920

Lewis David W Louisa A L Vickers Aug 5 1857 4 264

Fountain County, Indiana Index to Death Records A-Z 1882-1920

Vickers Ruth A. F W 73 Feb 25 1884 Covington H-19 288

                                5 M                                                                         IL

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Vernon,

Thanks for all the information.  I have one addition/possible correction for my line.  I'm descended from William and Martha Derry Vickers' daughter Willie (she was my gr-gr-grandma).  You have her married name as Langley, when in fact she married Francis Marion DeLay.  Perhaps she was married to a Langley first, then married my granddad Francis???  I've never heard of a prior marriage, but it's certainly a possibility.  Or perhaps she was widowed and remarried after her children were born??? I'm descended from their son Charles Allen DeLay Sr, and his son Charles Allen DeLay Jr.

Once again, thanks for sharing your information.  The pieces are starting to fall into place!

Shauna

shaunadj@netscape.net

MIDDLESEX COUNTY

"THE PARISH REGISTER OF CHRIST CHURCH, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, Va. FROM 1653-1812". Published by the National Society of he Colonial Dames of America in the State of Virginia, 1897.

Page 110, "CHRISTENINGS.' "Benoni Son of John & Ruth Vickars born April ye 9 baptized Ap. Ye 18 1722.

ELIAS VICKERS of Montgomery County, VA

Information primarily derived from two volumes of "Early Adventurers On The Western Waters" by Mary B. Kegley and F. B. Kegley. Green Publishers, Inc. Orange, Virginia and supplemented with data provided by Marylou Black in correspondence during 1995.

Shenandoah County Virginia Marriage Bonds 1772-1850. Compiled by Bernice M. Ashby.

Page 9. Vickars, Elias to Cunningham, Peggy. Feb. 5, 1785. Bondsman: Odolph, Coffman

A. EliasVICKERS ca. 1750-1822 m. 1785 Phebe CUNNINGHAM. (Elias' will written 16 Jan 1821 and recorded Apr 1822 in Montgomery Co. Will Book 3, p. 407) Elias purchased lands on Crab Creek (including a Grist Mill) from Jacob HORNBARGER and Zachariah Stanley in 1806. (Montgomery Co. Deed Bk D, p. 319)
The children of Elias VICKERS and Phebe CUNNINGHAM were: A.1. William VICKERS b. ca. 1787 m. 24 Oct 1806 to Peggy HORNBARGER, daughter of Peter HORNBARGER and Elizabeth SMITH in Montgomery Co. By 1820 they moved to Kanawha Co. VA (WV). William and brother Thomas bought lands on the south side of Crab Creek from Henry KELKNER in 1816. In 1828 William and his wife, as residents of Kanawha Co., sold their lands to Griffin VICKERS.

A.1.1. Griffin VICKERS [WFT 11, 3134, Griffin Evans Vickers b. ca. 1809 Montgomery Co. VA, m. 1831 Virginia Allen b. ca. 1808]
A.1.2. son
A.1.3. son
A.1.4. son
A.1.5. Edie (Vickers) Kirby
A.1.6. Ruth (Vickers) Martin (Edie and Ruth are mentioned as the daughters of Peggy VICKERS in the will of Peter HORNBARGER, recorded June 1856 in the Montgomery Co. Will Book 9, p. 32)

A.2. Thomas VICKERS b. ca. 1788. m. 16 Dec 1815 to Lucy BECK. They removed to Kanawha Co. WV by 1830. (Montgomery Co. Deed Bk K, p. 164)
A.2.1. son

A.3. John B. VICKERS b. ca. 1789 m. 1816 to Lucinda ROOT and removed to Kanawha Co. WV by 1820 and Logan Co. by 1840..

A.3.1. Simion VICKERSb. ca. 1819 A.3.2. son [WFT 11, 3134, John Vickers and Lucinda had son Elias P. Vickers b. ca. 1824 in Kanawha Co. WV. Elias P. Vickers m. 1st Chloe Workman and had Amanda Vickers b. 24 Dec 1842 d. 5 Mar 1922 m. Calvery Pauley who d. in Kanawha Co. WV, Elias and Chloe Vickers had second daughter Valeria Vickers b. 22 Apr 1850 d. 26 May 1823 m. Rufus Pauley]
A.3.3. Juliantes VICKERS b. 3 Jan 1840 m. Allen H. McClure b. 23 Jan 1836. (Information on Lucinda ROOT and Juliantes VICKERS from "Family Tree Maker—World Family Tree Vol I, Family #2924)

A.4. Peggy VICKERS b. ca. 1791 m. 31 Dec 1811 to John SIMKINS
A.5. Elizabeth (Betsy) VICKERS b. ca. 1793 m. 23 Jun 1814 to Nathaniel MUNSEY
A.6. Alexander VICKERS b. ca. 1797 m. 29 Nov 1827 to Rebecca DOBBINS and recorded his will in Montgomery County in 1846 (Will Bk 7, p. 339). In it his wife, a crippled son, James Harvey, and four sons and three daughters are mentioned.

A.5.1. James Harvey VICKERS
A.5.2.—A.5.5. four unnamed sons
A.5.6.—A.5.8. three unnamed daughters

A.7. Hannah VICKERS b. ca. 1798
A.8. Sally VICKERS b. ca. 1799
A.9 Parthenia VICKERS b. ca. 1801
A.10 Lucinda VICKERS b. ca. 1805
A.11 Melinda VICKERS b. ca. 1809 m. 26 Aug 1830 to James HOUSTON
A.12 Elias VICKERS, Jr. b. ca. 1812

NORFOLK COUNTY

James Vickers married Alley Farr, May 13, 1772 in Norfolk County VA
Thomas Vickers married Sarah Denby, January 26, 1787 in Norfolk County VA
Thomas Vickers married Frances Veale, May 30 1801 in Norfolk County VA
John Vickers married Sarah Berry, October 11, 1803 in Norfolk County VA
Samuel Owens married Sally Vickers, October 5, 1810 in Norfolk County VA
James Vickers married Mrs. Nancy Wood, March 31, 1814 in Norfolk County VA
Benjamin Allford married Sarah Vickers, 1824 in Norfolk County, VA

NORTHHAMPTON COUNTY

List of Tithables in Northhampton County, Virginia, August 1666 (communicated by F. B. Robertson, Eastville, VA) includes Peter Vickar

PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY

VIRGINIA ANTIQUARY VOLUME I, "Princess Anne County Loose Papers 1700–1789." Edited by John Harvie Creecy, 1954.

"Sworn 28 March 1764. Deposition of Foster Tofeathen, aged 44 years & upwards, who in December last past acted, and still acts, as mate on board the schooner called the little Dick, William Vicker commander. On the same date, the depositions of Robert (his mark) Downs, aged 28 years and upwards, and of Joseph Hutchings, aged 21 years and upwards. Both were seamen aboard the same vessel and they confirm what the mate deposed concerning a commercial agreement. These depositions were taken in the case of John Cann Vs. William Vicker…..July 1765, the sheriff of Northampton County was ordered to summon Isariah Hunt to testify in Pr. Anne County on behalf of John Cann, and to summon Bartholemew Pettit to testify on behalf of William Vicker in the above suit.

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY

Prince William County formed in 1730/1731 from King George and Stafford Counties. King George County formed in 1720/1721 from Richmond and Westmoreland Counties; Stafford County formed in 1664 from Westmoreland County. Westmoreland County formed in 1653 from Northumberland County. Richmond County formed from "Ind" City and Northumberland County formed in 1634 from the Indian District of Chickacoan. FAUQUIER County formed from PRINCE WILLIAM County in 1759.

"Abstracts of Virginia's NORTHERN NECK WARRANTS & SURVEYS 1653 – 1781", Volume V. Compiled by Peggy Shomo Joyner:
(Page 87) "SURVEYS NOT ACTED ON" "Also recorded in Part II, page 79 (Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds, Patents, Etc. 1665-1677), is the sale of 100 acres of land to JNO. VICCARS by Wm. Moxley fo Westmoreland County in 8br [Oct.] 1672. The sale was witnessed and acknowledged on 25 Feb. 1673/4. However, in a subsequent entry on page 14 of Part III, dated 28 7ber [Sept.] 1674, the sale of Wm. Moxley's sale to Jno. VICCARS is referenced and JNO. VICCARS grants to ROB: SANFORD, also of Westmoreland County, "…The within land." This transaction is acknowledged by JNO. VICCARS on 28 8ber [Oct.] 1674." (Tish Como)

"RICHARD MOXLEY; Westmoreland; 14 Mar. 1744 – 1 Apr. 1745; 58 a. surplus; have survd that third part of 1,000 a. that did belong to ye Greanfather (Wm Moxley) of sd Richard, by pat. Granted to John Whetston, Thomas Dies & Patrick Spence 15 Apr. 1667 which was divided by certain Articles of Agreement between sd Spence, Wm Bishop & Wm Moxley as may Appear upon Westmoreland Co. records; on Rappa Crk being corner to ye several Divisions of sd Spence, Bishop & Moxley; adj. Humphry Haggates, Nich Minor, Gentl, on main road or horse path which road divides this Land from Land of Thomas Chilton Gentl, 577 a. held in possession by Richard Moxley, 75 a. which was sold by Wm Moxley to Thomas Vickers & by him to Robt Sanford for 100 a. & 70 a. to Nich Minor & Danl Moxley 130 a., Tho: Chilton, Gentl 160 a. – ye heirs of Joseph Sanford being Infants 100 a. & ye Surplus out of possession of any person adj. Nicholas Minor, Capt Chilton being 58 a. CC – Joseph Halbrook & William Paylor. Surv. Elias Poston.

====Reverend Thomas Vicars/Vicaris===

"CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1800" Volume I. Abstracted and Indexed by Nell Marion Nugent, 1934:
Page 545 "PATENT BOOK No. 5" "MR. THOMAS VICARS, Clerke, 650 acs. Gloster Co., 16 Feb 1665/6, p. 471, (574). Beg. On S. side of a little br. Deviding this fro land of Mr. Richard Barnard & Mr. Wm. Thornton, S.E. to Rappa. Path, S. by W. &c. to a br. Deviding this from Wm. Roberts land &c. to little br. On N. side of the swamp deviding this from land of Mr. Xtopr. Regall (or Regalt) &c. Trans. Of 13 pers: An Crsser (?), Rich. Finch, David Thomas, Wm. Pilgrim, James Couchman, Richard Knott, Thomas Crane, Jno. Conier, Thomas Fisher, Jno. Green, Danll. James, Rich. White. Saml. Stub."

Book 8. P. 269. Thomas Vicaries. 29 April 1693. 360 acres in King and Queen Co. Adjoins a small creek running into Poropotank Creek, land of Mr. Richard Anderson, Hayes Creek, land of Timothy Ellis, land of John Major, land of Jno Williams. Due for importing 8 persons. Virginia Colonial Abstracts Vol II, "King and Queen County Records Concerning 18th Century Persons," 7th Collection.

"They Called Stafford Home", by Jerrilynn Eby:
Page 313. "Belmont" "The house was built in several stages over the last two centuries. The original tract was granted to the Reverend Thomas Vicaris in 1678 for transporting twenty-seven settlers to Virginia. Three hundred acres of this patent were lost to overlapping grants in 1727. In 1748 Martha Todd conveyed a piece of this property just west of Falmouth to John Dixon."

Page 315. "Clearview" "The second of the "hilltop houses," Clearview was built circa 1740. It is a fine example of a lesser plantation house in Virginia. The land was first patented by Thomas Vicaris in 1707. In 1720, fifty acres were taken to build the town of Falmouth. The property was later owned by the Dodd, Dixon, and Lawson families.

"VIRGINIA NORTHERN NECK LAND GRANTS 1694 – 1742, "NORTHERN NECK GRANTS BOOK 3 1703-1710, page 24. Compiled by Gertrude E. Gray 1988"
"3-1: Thomas Vicars of Gloster Co. Clk dec'd obtained Grant 12 Sept. 1690 from Phillip Ludwell Esq. Agt. For 1260 A. on Rappahanock R. in Rappahanock now Richmond Co. Vicars gave land to his dau. Martha, an infant. Dorothy Knowles, wid. Of Vicaris & mother of Martha asked Patent in name of Martha. Adj. Mr. John Buckner, Mr. Mott, on Gravelly Run. 2 Jun 1703."

Thomas Todd came from England to Norfolk Co. VA., 1637; m. and had Thomas Todd of Gloucester, Robert Todd, and William Todd. Son Thomas m. and had Richard and Major William Todd who married Martha Vicars. Virginia Genealogies - A Genealogy of the Glassell Family of Scotland and Virginia by Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden. Baltimore Southern Book Co. 1959, page 41

"Adventurers of Purse and Person VIRGINIA 1607-1624/5", Revised and edited by Virginia M. Meyer (1974-1981) John Frederick Dorman, F.A.S.G. (1981-1987) 1987:
Page 120. "10. Col. William Todd ….of King and Queen County, left will, now lost, dated 12 Jan. 1736/7…. [H VIII, p. 57. Orange Co. Deed Bk. 18, p. 273, refers to the date as 12 Feb. 1736] …He married, shortly after 16 March 1709/10, Martha Vicaris, daughter of the Rev. Thomas Vicaris of Gloucester County. [H VIII, p. 632; King George Co. Deed Bk. 3, p. 270.]

"An entry on page 102 in the Deed & Will Abstracts of Stafford County, Virginia 1780-1786, compiled by Ruth & Sam Sparacio, dated July 3, references a "…certain tract [of land] adjoining Town of Fallmouth, being part of patent formerly granted to THOMAS VICARS & afterwards to MATTHEW [Martha} VICARS his daughter, who in 1748, by the name of MARTHA TODD sold same…" (Tish Como).

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"John Vicars, in ye behalf of James Benn, orphaned, Sep. 15, 1670, 200 acres Escheat land, formerly granted to Christopher Benn, decd." "[NOTE.—The grants after this time are chiefly renewal grants, or for escheated lands, or for lands located in that part of Isle of Wight afterwards known as Southampton county.]"

"VIRGINIA Colonial Abstracts" Volume I, by Beverly Fleet, 1988. "RICHMOND COUNTY, Records, 1692-1704,"
Page 247 "p.62. Deed. 3 May 1693. "Alexand'r Doniphan of the County of Richmond Gent and Margarett his wife Daughter and Co heir together with Elizabeth Ann and Ellen of George Mott of the County of Rappahannock" etc to "Wm Colston of he said Couty o Richmond Clerke", for 18000 lb tobo, 1246 acres, part of a patent formerly granted John and George Mott, etc., for 15654 acres, adj land of Capt Glendening, land of John Vickers, along Muddy Creek, etc. Signed Alexand'r Doniphan, Margarett x Doniphan. Wit: Tho: Taliaferro, Josh Davis, Abraham Blagg. Rec. 16 May 1693.

Page 265 "p.139. Deed. 14 Aug 1695. Richard Shippie of Richmond Co., and Ellinor his wife one of the Daughters and co-heirs of Geo: Mott late of Rappa Co., dec'd, and one of the neices and co-heirs of John Mott late of Rappa, dec'd., to William Fitzhugh of Stafford Co., for 15000 lb tobo, 1246 acres in the forest betw N side of Rappa and S side of Potomack Creek part of a greater tract granted by patent 1670 to Jno and Geo Mott, etc. Adjs land of John Vicars, line of Mr Wm Thornton, etc. Signed Ric'd Shippie, Elenor x Shippie. Wit: Alex'r Doniphan, Wm Fitzhugh, Ame x Doniphan." According to Tish Como, "this would place this John Vicar's land in what is now the southern part of Stafford County."

"DEED ABSTRACTS OF KING GEORGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA (1721-1735), (1735-1752), (1780-1787)". Edited & Published by Ruth & Sam Sparacio, 1986, 1987, 1994:

Entries contained the above referenced volumes trace the transfer of pieces of what was originally 400 acres of land given to John Vickers by John And George Mott whom are all deceased by 4th/5th July 1723 in the recording of the first reference available the this compiler.

The first is recorded 4th/5th July 1723 in Deed Book 1, Part 1 pages 151-154. 400 acres of land were given by John and George Mott to John Vickers dec'd by 1723, and by him to his son Nathaniel Vickers and by him sold to Thomas Taylor, deceased and by him to son Benjamin Taylor who enters an indenture with Edward Turbervile for 150 acres of the original 400 acres of land.

On 7 November 1735 Benjamin Taylor and his wife Elinor sold 150 acres to John Coburn. Book 1-A, pages 352-354

On 28th/29th October 1736 Edward Turbervile sold 150 acres of to John Champe. Book 2, pages 50-53

On the 20th/21st January 1940 James Grant sold Thomas Monteith the remaining 100 acres of the original 400 acres owned by John Vickers. Book 2, pages 349-353

On the 2nd/3rd August 1743 Bridgett Coburn, widow of John, sold 150 acres to John Champe. (Champe now owned 300 of the original 400 acres) Book 2, pages 501-503