Andrew Hutchinson Jr. (1687 - abt. 1757)

Born 13 Mar 1687 in Mercer Magisterial District, Loudoun, Virginia

Husband of Jane (Browning) Hutchinson — married 1710 in Nomini Forest, Westmoreland, Virginia, British Colonial America

Descendants

Died about 1757 at about age 69 in Mercer Magisterial District, Loudoun, Virginia

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Biography

Son of Andrew Hutchinson b: 1659 in Sussex, England and Luci Ann Gouch b: 1659 in England

Married: 1710 in Nomini Forest, Westmoreland, Virginia, United States Jane Browning

Of British ancestry. On August 18, 1726 received land grant of 1119 acres and 40 perches in Stafford County, VA (now Fairfax County) from the Right Honorable Thomas, Sixth Lord Fairfax, Agent for King George III.

Deed of 11May1782 transferred title from Andrew Hutchison to son Joseph. Deed of 11May1782 has spelling as 'Hutchison' without 'n'.

Sources

• Early Colonial Settlers

Overwharton Parish Register 1720-1750

• http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=goodsb1&id=P7458

• Source: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=johanson&id=I19649

Event: Received a land grant in upper Prince William Co, VA Fact 1709 Event: Fact 1726 Plantation on or near Rocky Run in the area of Centreville, VA. Event: Land grant of 1119 acres in Stafford County VA(later Fairfax and Loudoun Co.) Co-granted by Thomas, Lord fairfax and his associate Thomas Cage Fact 18 AUG 1726 Event: Church Warden in Truro Parish Fact 1748

Text: Notes for ANDREW HUTCHISON: Andrew Hutchison was granted a land grant in Stafford County, He served as a vestryman for Truro parish, the same parish that George Washington later served. He may have served as a Gentleman justice since after1745 he is referred to with the honorific title of Gent. which was reserved for those who had served as a justice for the county of Fairfax. He acquired land in the area and before his death he gave this land and his slaves to his surviving sons. He also had at least one petition before the legislature of Va concerning compensation for a runaway slave. His date of death is from a reference of a deed from George Foster to Joseph Hutchison. The land is referred to "holds by deed of gift from his late father Andrew Hutchison". 1.Andrew Hutchison b. 13 Mar 1687, Westmoreland Co., VA, m. ca. 1710, Jane Browning, b. Nomini Forest, Westmoreland Co., VA, (daughter of Thomas Browning and Elizabeth). Andrew died c1760, Loudoun Co., VA, buried: VA. Andrew was of British ancestry. Some researchers believe that he was the son of John Hutchison who died in Northampton County, VA in 1689. His mother, Ann, left no records to which we can refer so we are unable to substantiate this. We can find her will in Richmond County, VA in Will Bk 5, dated 18 Apr 1735, prov. 7 Mar 1736. In her will, she names her son Andrew and her grandson Thomas Hutchison. From her will it appears that Andrew was her only son from her first husband who died when Andrew was no more than 2 years old. His mother's second husband was Jeffry Reynolds/Raynolds of Richmond Co., VA, and they had 4 children. In 1727, Andrew inherited 2 plantations, totaling over 400 acres, from Thomas Browning, his father-in-law. One of these was Nomini Forest, Westmoreland Co., VA. The other, according to Browning's will, (Will Bk 8-1, p. 210), dated 31 Jan 1726, prov. 22 Feb 1726, "ye plantation whereon ye sd. Andrew Hutchison now lives."

Title: Bible of Andrew Hutchison dated 1738 Text:

Thomas Hutchison, the son of Andrew Hutchison and Jane, his wife was born the 28th July, 1711

John Hutchison, the son of Andrew Hutchison and Jane, his wife was born the 8th of March 1712

William Hutchison, the son of Andrew Hutchison (unclear) Jane his wife, was born 2d day of August, 1715

Richard Hutchison, the son of Andrew Hutchison and Jane his wife was born 26th of October 1717

Daniel Hutchison, the son of Andrew Hutchison Jane his wife was born the 13th March 1719

Benjamin Hutchison, the son Andrew Hutchison and Jane his wife was born the 10th of April 1722

Joseph Hutchison, the son of Andrew Hutchison and Jane his wife was born the 14th of March 1723

Hannah Hutchison, the daughter of Andrew Hutchison and Jane his wife was born the 14th of March 1723

Jeremiah Hutchison, the son of Andrew Hutchison and Jane his wife was born the 20th of October 1729

Mary Hutchsion, the daughter of Andrew Hutchison and Jane his wife was born the 22nd of December 1732 "

Author: The Bethlehem Club, Manassas, VA Title: Prince William, The Story of It's People and It's Places Publication: Name: 1988; Page: p-27, 193 Text: In 1709, received a land grant in upper Prince William Co. VA.

Source: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=johanson&id=I19649 Andrew, the immigrant ancestor of the family was born in England in 1687. In 1726, following closely other early Patentees of land on Bull Run and Cub Run in present Fairfax Co. he took up 1,119 Acres on Salisbury Plain Run, Adjoining on the west Henry Lee's grant on Flat lick run just above the confluences of Flat lick, Elk Lick, and Cub Runs. He was vestryman of Truro parish and in 1745 he deeded the site selected for a chapel on the western boundary of the parish. Before construction began, however, the vestry changed its plans and ordered the church to be built on Rocky Run, just north of present Centreville.

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