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Mary (Glasscock) Billups (1675)

Mary Billups formerly Glasscock aka Glascock, Glassock
Born in Gloucester County, British Colony of Virginia, North Americamap
Daughter of and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of — married 6 Jun 1695 in Gloucester Parish, British Colony of Virginia, North Americamap
Descendants descendants
Mother of
Died [date unknown] in Gloucester County, British Colony of Virginia, North Americamap [uncertain]
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The Birth Date is a rough estimate. See the text for details.

Date of birth is based on being 20 years of age at marriage in 1695. Please use the date of marriage for merging when possible.

Contents

Biography

Mary Glasscock

Origin

Mary's is said to have been born in 1662 at Gloucester County (later Mathews County), Virginia Colony.[1] She is said to have been the daughter of Richard Glascock.[1]

The 1790 Census of Kingston Parish, Gloucester County show the following Glasscock names: Abraham Glasscock and Isaac Glasscock.[2] The Vestry Book of Kingston Parish mentions Abraham Glasscock and Milton Glasscock.[3].

Marriage and Children

Mary married on 6 June 1695 at Gloucester County, Virginia to John Billups.[1]

Only one known child:[1].[4]

  1. Joseph Billups of Amelia, Prince Edward and Lunenburg Counties, b 1697, d 1767; mar Margaret Lilly and had six children

Note: Joseph's children are sometimes mistakenly attributed to John and Mary Glascock.

Death and Legacy

Mary is assumed to have died in "Gloucester Parish, Virginia," without evidence or citation.[citation needed]

Sources

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Mandell, Gayle N., Chapter 14 - Strays, Allied Families & Gayle Family Slaves in Gloucester County The Gale & Gayle Families, accessed November 14, 2015
  2. ↑ United States. Bureau of the Census, Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790 ... Genealogical Publishing Com, 1908, GoogleBooks.com accessed October 30, 2015..
  3. ↑ The Vestry Book of Kingston Parish, Mathews County, Virginia (until May 1, 1791, Gloucester County), 1679-1796 Richmond, Va.: Old Dominion Press, 1929. (Pages 107,127-8) ExLibris accessed October 30, 2015.
  4. ↑ McAfee, Jay Re: Mathews Co, VA: Glascocks 1600's accessed July 4, 2015

Acknowledgments

  • Many thanks to Gayle N.Mandell for her generous publication of "Gale/Gayle Families of Great Britain & Ireland."




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J-276 Paula J
This date puts her at 22 at the birth of her child which is also more likely.
posted by Paula J
J-276 Paula J
A general rule for estimating birthdate crime date of marriage is no more than 20 for females of this time period. However, it would be better to have an actually date. Let's keep researching.

If there is no source for the date of death then I am going to remove that. Again, let's keep researching.

A marriage date may be the only sure date we have. In that case we will estimate the date of birth for merging purposes and leave the date of death blank.

posted by Paula J
Billups-130 Cynthia (Billups) B
Actually it is more likely that the death date is incorrect. It was pre-existing on this profile without any citation. Gayle Mandell seems to have evidence, if she states a date (lots of times she states no date, or ? for BD and DD).

Edit: Source may have been Family Data Collection - Individual Records (user-contributed, and usually without evidence)

Thanks!  :-)

posted by Cynthia (Billups) B
J-276 Paula J
This birth and date would indicate an age at death of about 106. 20 is a more realistic age for marriage than 33 for this time period. Therefore, I am changing the estimated date of birth. She most likely was even younger at marriage and/or this is an incorrect date of death.
posted by Paula J

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