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William Henry Farmer Jr. (abt. 1696 - 1753)

William Henry Farmer Jr.
Born about in Henrico, Virginia, British Colonial Americamap
Ancestors ancestors
Brother of and [half]
Husband of — married 1706 in Henrico, Virginia, British Colonial Americamap
Descendants descendants
Died at about age 57 in Henrico, Virginia, British Colonial Americamap
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Biography

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William Farmer Jr. was a Virginia colonist.

Birth

1696 Proctors Creek, Henrico, Virginia
1696 Henrico, Virginia
1696 Kanawha, West Virginia

Marriage

1710 Henrico, Virginia, United States
Child: Mary Farmer
Child: Mary Sarah Farmer-Ratcliff
Child: Ann Farmer
Child: William Farmer
Child: Seth Farmer
Child: Henry Farmer
Child: Ledwich Farmer

Death

1753 Chesterfield, Virginia

Probate

He left no will because he had deeded his property to some of his children before his death. (Chesterfield Order Book 1, p. 201, June 1752 property to his son William, p. 216 August 17, 1752 - property to his son Lodowick: Deed Book 1, pl 451. July 1750
1752
Deed Book 1, pl 451. July 1750, property to his son Henry 101 acres.) There is no record that he deeded property to his son Elam.
JUL 1750

HENRY FARMER II was born Bef. 1696 and ca 1641,

died 1753.

He married SARAH WARD.

Children of HENRY FARMER and SARAH WARD are:

i. LODOWICK FARMER, d. 1780.

ii. HENRY FARMER. Moved to Cumberland County, VA

iii. WILLIAM FARMER, m. ELIZABETH FOREST.

iv. ANN FARMER.

v. JACK FARMER.

vi. SETH FARMER, m. SARAH (?).

vii. MARY FARMER.

Research Notes

  • Other possible suffix: III
  • Other possible death location: Chesterfield, Virginia

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I believe we are missing a generation in this Farmer lineage and that this Farmer-351 is actually Henry Farmer III. His father is Henry Farmer Jr, and the missing generation is a Henry Sr. (1625-1668) son of the Immigrant Thomas. My information comes from a 2003 book researched by a descendant. I have excerpted the relevant pages and posted on my pages for James Farmer (Farmer-4505). Can someone review that excerpt and share your thoughts?
posted by Gary Taylor
Farmer-2035 and Farmer-351 appear to represent the same person because: same birth/death dates & places
Farmer-1053 and Farmer-351 appear to represent the same person because: same birth/death dates and places
Sarah Ward is the wife of Henry Farmer II per all records.
posted by Robin Lee

Rejected matches › Henry Farmer (1706-1753)