George Pegram
Husband George Pegram
Born: 17 Aug 1795
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George Pegram
Husband George Pegram
Born: 1727 - Williamsburg, VA
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We want to stress that there is no documentary evidence that George Pegram, born circa 1727, is the father and/or grandfather of George Scott Pegram, Jr.. Most of the research on this line was done during the 1970s by Robert E. (Bob) Pegram of Dallas, Texas. It was his opinion that George Scott Pegram, Jr. was a descendant of Edward Pegram. However, Dr. Simmons, after reviewing the same source records, decided that this was questionable and was inclined to place George Scott Pegram, Jr. as a descendant of George Pegram, the brother of Edward and Daniel. My recollection is that in conversations with Bob Pegram during the 1970s, I told him that I also felt that George Scott Pegram, Jr. was probably not descended from Edward. At the same time, Bob Pegram did a great job of tracing the descendants of George Scott Pegram, Jr. who appeared in present Cheatham Co., Tennessee shortly after 1800. Since we want to share the work of Bob Pegram with the many descendants of George Scott Pegram, Jr., we have arbitrarily placed him as a grandson of George Pegram, brother of Daniel Pegram of Warren Co. and Edward Pegram of Dinwiddie Co. With this introduction, we hope that someone with a good analytical eye will again review the limited source material available to make a determination as to the best possible choice for the father of George Scott Pegram, Jr.
Phil Alfeld, a descendant of Baker Pegram recently found the following at the Virginia State Library on the microfilm for miscellaneous Dinwiddie County records for 1763:
May: George Pegram granted an Ordinary license
Logically this should be George Pegram, son of Daniel Pegram and at last places George in Dinwiddie County, Virginia. with his brother, Edward. Other extant records also show a George to be living in Dinwiddie Co., Virginia during the second half of the 18th century who we assume is a son of George.
We still hope that as more records are transcribed and indexed, we may yet find additional evidence to conclusively place George. In the interim, we want to share the records that have been compiled on the descendants of George Scott Pegram, Jr. since we concur that he is descended from our common ancestor, George Pegram of Williamsburg, Virginia.
Birth: Since he was not named in his father's will, it is assumed he was born after his father's death in 1726.
Source: www.patch.net/pegram
George Pegram
Husband George Pegram
Born: Abt 1750
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George Pegram
Husband George Pegram
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Gideon Pegram
Husband Gideon Pegram
Born: 1755
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John Pegram
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Born: Bef 1734
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John Pegram
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John Pegram may have been the eldest of George's sons. Sarah, the wife of Daniel Pegram, John's brother, died in 1727, the year after Daniel's death. Her will was recorded in York County 19 June 1727, and Sarah names John Pegram as her executor. This was no doubt her husband's brother.
There appeared in York County Court records, Orders, Wills, Deeds 17, 316, the following: September 18, 1732, "Action upon the case by John Lilly against John Pegram, former order continued to next court".
On 21 January 1754 the personal estate of John Pegram deceased, was appraised (6, 12, 13, 154). He probably died shortly before that date. Nothing is known of his family. In 1725 the death of John Pegram, a child, was recorded in the Bruton Parish Church Records. This may have been a son of John's.
Source: www.patch.net/pegram/pegg01.html
John Pegram
Husband John Pegram
Born: 19 Jun 1790
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John William Pegram
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Martha (Patty) Pegram
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Mary Pegram
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William Rives and Mary Pegram
Husband William Rives 2
Born: 1712 - Prince Orange County, Virginia
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Father: William Rives Colonel (1683-1735) 2
Mother: Elizabeth Foster (Abt 1685- ) 2
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Wife Mary Pegram 2
Born: Abt 1724 - York Co., VA
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Father: Daniel Pegram (1689-1726)
Mother: Sarah ( -1727)
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1 M Thomas Henry Rives 2
Born: 1740 - Prince George County, Virginia
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Spouse: Eleanor Neal (1739-1768) 2
Marr: 24 Nov 1764 - Amelia County, Virginia
2 M Robert Rives
Born: 13 Jul 1743
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The book "Relics of the Rives" by James Rives Childs includes the following:
"It has been stated that William Rives married a Miss Pegram, and to this I am disposed to give some credence on the strength of the unusual authentic testimony preserved by his descendants of the family relationships, and which whenever tested has disclosed none of the customary chaff of the untrustworthy tradition."
Dr. Simmons included the following addition comments about William Rives and Mary Pegram:
"Records in Amelia County show William Rives patented some land. When he sold the land his wife signed with him, and her given name was Mary . In the 1782 personalty tax list of Dinwiddie County the only titheable of William Rives was a man by the name of Thomas Parham. In Hughes' book on Dinwiddie County, Thomas Parham is listed in the records of a doctor in Dinwiddie, as a son-in-law of E. Pegram. This was in the 1780s. Edward Pegram married Ann Harper Parham, after his first wife, Mary Lyle, died. Actually Thomas Parham was not a son-in-law of E. Pegram, but was the son of Edward's wife, who had previously been married to a Parham . This is additional information of the relationship between William Rives and the Pegram family."
Was this Mary Pegram the daughter of Daniel? The evidence indicates that she was. There was simply no other Mary Pegram of record that would have been old enough to have had children in the 1740s. This fact places her in the same age bracket as Daniel and Edward, her brothers, sons of Daniel...
Based on the foregoing, it appears that Mary Pegram, the daughter of Daniel, married William Rives, and lived in the Dinwiddie-Amelia County area, as did her brother Edward, and her brother Daniel. It is also likely, that her brother George and sister Sarah lived there. "
Mary married William Rives 1. William was born in 1712 in Prince George Co., Virginia. He died in 1787.
The Rives data here is limited to the direct line of William Rives and his wife, Mary Pegram. We have borrowed heavily from Reliques of Rives by James Rives Childs for the early generations and have frequently copied parts almost verbatim. Later generations are from our own research, primarily by Winona Solomon, and work by a number of other talented Rives researchers.
William Rives was born presumably in Prince George county, Virginia, about 1712, the son of Col. William and Elizabeth Rives, of the same county. With Benjamin Rives, he patented on January 10, 1735, 500 acres of land in Amelia County which was formed on September 30, 1734, from Prince George and Brunswick counties.In a deed dated November 12, 1746, and recorded in Amelia on March 20, 1746/7, William Rives and Benjamin Rives of the County of Prince George deeded the above-mentioned 500 acres to George Currie.
He evidently resided in that part of Prince George county from which Dinwiddie county was formed in 1752: for, in a survey made in Dinwiddie on March 28, 1771, of 1,312 acres "lying on both sides of and near the heads of Saponey Creek and in the Parish of Bath and County of Dinwiddie," reference is made to "two white oaks near William Reeves's." In 1782 he appears as the owner in Dinwiddie of 466 acres of land, valued at œ175, and of 11 slaves, 8 horses, and 33 head of cattle.
He died in Bath Parish in 1786 about 25 miles south of Petersburg, and left a will which has perished in the destruction of the Dinwiddie county records.
Source: www.patch.net/pegram
Mary (Polly) Pegram
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Mary E. Pegram
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Born: 1857
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Father: John Fletcher Pegram (1824-1882) 1
Mother: Nancy Ellis Jones (1823-1898) 1
Nancy Rand Pegram
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Born: 18 Jun 1788
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James Scott and Sarah Pegram
Husband James Scott
Born: 1720 - Scotland
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Wife Sarah Pegram
Born: Bef 1726 - York Co., VA
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Born: 1747
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Sarah Pegram
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Sarah Pegram
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Sarah no doubt died as a child since Daniel and Frances named their youngest daughter Sarah as well. Source: www.patch.net/pegram
William Pegram and Sarah
Husband William Pegram
Born: Bef 1693
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Born: - Williamsburg, VA
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1 M John Pegram
Born: Bef 1734
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Dr. Simmons included these comments on William Pegram:
"William Pegram was likely born in York County, Virginia, prior to 1693. He was mentioned in court records of York County in 1713:
Action upon the case by Claude Bouvier and Eliza, his wife, Executors &c of Joseph Chermeson, deceased, against William Pegram, Confession of judgement by defendant for 2 s. 10 by account. Execution issued August 16, 1714.
January 18, 1713, case against William Pegram, action of debt by Daniel Pegram against Charles Holdworth.
William purchased a house and lot, number 323 in Williamsburg, from Matthew Shields on 28 January 1744/45 for 60 pounds, and sold it four months later on 16 May 1745. A deed was made by William Pegram, brick layer, Bruton Parish, York County, and Sarah his wife, to William Young, carpenter, conveying lot 323 on platt of City of Williamsburg. . On 20 May 1745 William Pegram and Sarah, his wife, acknowledged their bond with receipt endorsed by James Wray. The original house is still extant. It is at 303 Prince George Street, near the Governor's Mansion. It was built by William Timson about 1715-1717. In 1984, the house was occupied by Mrs. Rutherford Goodwin, former Research Associate of Colonial Williamsburg, and daughter-in-law of the Reverend William Archer Rutherford Goodwin, who wrote a historical sketch of Bruton Church, Williamsburg, Virginia. Dr. Goodwin was rector of Bruton Church from 1907 to 1909, and again from 1926 to 1937. It was during this period that he interested the Rockefeller Foundation in the restoration of Colonial Williamsburg.
Sarah Pegram, wife of William, is mentioned twice in the records of York County, as follows:
May 17, 1731, complaint of Sarah Pegram against Dudley Digges, Martin Conner and William Hunt; Diggs and Conner not appearing, Hunt ordered to answer for misdemeanor at next general court. Ten pounds bond of Sarah Pegram to prosecute him.
December 8, 1732: Information of riot exhibited by Sarah Pegram against William Taylor and others. Dismissed for failure of informer to prosecute.
Sarah Pegram died in 1748, and William died in York County sometime after 1751.
Nothing is known of the family of William and Sarah Pegram, except that John Pegram, born in York County prior to 1734, is said to have been the son of William, and is so considered in subsequent treatment, although no incontestable proof is known.
As to the house on the Corner of Prince George and Nassau St. the following was found at the Rockefeller Library. There is some question in the records about where lot 323 was in the city of Williamsburg. It could be the lot on the corner of Prince George and Nassau St. where stands the "Timson House". Timson was the first recorded owner of the property. However there are parallel records of people who owned Lot 323 simultaneously, which caused the historians to consider the possibility of two lots labeled 323.
Heather Wainwright of Colonial Williamsburg Historic Research Dept. found the following information: Matthew & Lucretia Shields of Bruton Parish, York County sold Lot 323 "with messuages of tenements" to Bruton Parish bricklayer, William Pegram, for 60 pounds Virginia currency. William in turn sold the lot a week later to a carpenter, James Wray. Interested buyers answered an ad in the paper which, William Pegram paid for, and described the property as "The House and Lot, where Mrs. Shields (widow of James) formerly lived, near Mr. Wray's, in Williamsburg, with a Kitchen, Meathouse, Stables and other Conveniences. William and Sarah of Bruton Parish, York County sold Lot 3 with all houses, outhouses to Mr. James Wray for 60 pounds, Virginia currency.
This is only occurrence of William Pegram's name in the property records of York County. The James City county (the other half of Williamsburg) records did not survive.
Source: www.patch.net/pegram
Anna Pehrsdotter
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Brita Pehrsdotter
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Kerstin Pehrsdotter
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Kerstin Pehrsdotter
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Margreta Pehrsdotter
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Jonas Pehrsson
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Olof Pehrsson
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Per Pehrsson
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Born: 27 Dec 1819
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Robert Tiptoft and Margaret Peincourt
Husband Robert Tiptoft 3
Born: Abt 1340 - <Christ Church, London, Middlesex, England>
Christened: 11 Jun 1341 - , Nettlestead, Suffolk, England
Died: 13 Apr 1372 - Y
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AFN: G48B-ZX
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Wife Margaret Peincourt 3
Born: Abt 1344 - <Christ Church, London, Middlesex, England>
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AFN: G48C-03
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1 F Margaret Tiptoft 3
Born: Abt 1366 - Christ Church, London, Middlesex, England
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Died: 14 May 1431
Buried: - Christ Church, London, Middlesex, England
AFN: 9G8C-ZL
Spouse: Roger Scrope (Abt 1348-1402) 3
2 F Millicent Tiptoft
Born: 12 Apr 1368 - Of, Nettlestead, Suffolk, England
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Buried: - Abbey Church, Saint Bennet's, Norfolk, England
AFN: V9SF-9B
3 F Elizabeth Tybotot 4
Born: 1370 - Of, Nettlestead, Suffolk, England 4
Christened: - (2-1372) 4
Died: 20 Apr 1478 4
Buried: - Grey Friars, Ipswich, Suffolk, England 4
AFN: V9SF-BH
Spouse: William Le Scrope ( - ) 4
Spouse: Philip Despencer Baron Despenser (Abt 1365-1424) 4
James Loyce Waldrop and Alma Peirce
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2 F Dawn Lilette Waldrop (details suppressed for this person)
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3 F Deborah Louise Waldrop (details suppressed for this person)
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4 F Robin Dianne Waldrop (details suppressed for this person)
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William Talmage and Elizabeth Peirce
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Born: Abt 1611 - Newton Stacy, Hants, England 6
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• Alt. Birth 6, , Southampton, England, Abt 1620
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