R/RFHA Newsletter, September 1997                                     P.33

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soon after the War they left their home near Annapolis and settled near Middleburg, Loudoun County, Virginia, where he and his wife are buried. Their issue: STEPHEN, WILLIAM, JOHN D., REBECCA, SARAH, MARY, JANE and ANN.

STEPHEN had 3 sons and a daughter, two went to Missouri and had large families, and one lived in Loudoun County and had a son and 2 daughters.

WILLIAM had no children.

JOHN D. had four children who were living at the time of this article.

REBECCA married Marshall Young and lived in Culpeper County, Virginia.

SARAH married Mr. Batson and went to Harrison Co., Virginia.

MARY married Brandt Kincheloe and lived in Faquier County, Virginia.

JANE married Mr. Settle.

ANN married Mr. Glasscock and went to Missouri. They had a large family.

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Another error in this. story is that MOSES had a brother named ISAAC. There is no record of such a name in that family. MOSES' father and mother were AARON Jr. and Susannah Beard. Moses' siblings were AARON III who md Mary Somers ... ANN who married Gassaway Watkins ... RICHARD, MARY, RACHEL, SUSANNAH & ELIZABETH, so far as we know.

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From Doris and Joe Rawlings, 71836 London West Rd., Cottage West Rd., Cottage Grove, Oregon 97424

Volume 1, Cavaliers and Pioneers in Virginia (RAWLINGS)

Patent Book, Part 1, July 2, 1635, p.198 WILLIAM RAWLINGS, transported by Samuel Weaver

Aug. 15, 1637, p.450 JONATHAN RAWLINGS, one of 3 trans. By John Huch.

Feb. 9, 1637, p.517 WM. RAWLINGS transported by Thomas Weston

Patent Book, Part 2, Oct. 10, 1639, p.689 CHRISTOPHER RAWLINGS trans. by Edward Prince

Dec. 8, 1642, p.776 JOHN RAWLINGS trans. by Richard Gregson

Patent Book II, p.253, Aug. 1, 1650 RICHARD RAWLINGS transported by George Pace

Patent Book III, p. 23, June 10, 1653 GREGORY RAWLINGS, son of GREGORY RAWLINGS, deceased, 476 acres Surry County, south side of James River, for transporting 10 persons

p. 35 Nov. 18, 1635 CHARLES RAWLINS transported by Dennis Conniers

p. 74 Oct. 18, 1653 JOHN ROLLAND transported by Charles Grymes

p.146 Nov. 16, 1652 JOHN RAWLINS transported by Wm. Thomas

p.245 April 6, 1653 CHARLES RAWLINS transported by George Clarke

p.279 Sept. 6, 1654 RICHARD RAWLINGS transported by Nathaniel Pope

p.281 Sept. 7, 1654 ROGER RAWLINS, transported by John Sharpe

p.308 July 6, 1654 WALTER RAWLINS transported by Capt. Giles Brent

p.324 Feb. 6, 1654 GREGORY RAWLINS Jr., 326 acres, James City County, at Chipoakes Creek for transport of one person.

Patent Book IV, p. 3 Dec . 15., 1655 JEREMY RAWLINS-transported by Dr. Giles Node

Patent Book V, p.263 April 17, 1663 JOHANNAH RAWLINGS transported by John Horsington

p.193 June 12, 1665 JONATHAN RAWLINGS transported by Thomas Royston

p.304 Mar. 8, 1663 WILLIAM RAWLINGS transported by Col. John Blake

p.331 Feb. 12, 1663 renewal of GREGORY RAWLINGS patent dated June 10,1653

p.406 Sept. 18, 1665 NICHOLAS RAWLINGS transported by John Williams

p.430 Oct. 20, 1665 EDWARD RAWLINGS received 164 acres on the North River for being part of 2400 acres granted to W m. Daines.

NOTE: "transported by" means that person is the one awarded the acreage for the RAWLINGS individual named.

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