Nathaniel Patterson (1704 - 1752)

Born 1704 in Ireland

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Died 9 Apr 1752 at about age 48 in Augusta County, Virginia

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Biography

Nathaniel Patterson is a member of Clan Paterson.

Nathaniel Patterson was born in Ireland.

Nathaniel Patterson migrated from Ireland to Virginia.

Nathaniel (Nathan) Patterson, son of William and Janet (Irwin), was born about 1704 in Ireland. Nathaniel's father was John William Patterson and his mother was Janet (Irvine), Patterson. He had 6 siblings. He married Isabella (Irwin), Patterson and she was born on 1684 in Ayrshire, Scotland. They had 2 children together. They both traveled from their birth land and lived in the United States. Nathaniel died on 9 Apr 1752 in Augusta County, Virginia^[1]

Will

Nathaniel's will was filed in Augusta County, Virginia and mentions his wife, Isabell; sons, John, Mathew, Robert (John is oldest), Mathew 2d; daughter, Isabell; daughter, Sarah; daughter, Martha. Executors, wife, John Wilson, Robert Campbell. It was proved on 21 May 1752. ^[2]

Freeholder--Wife, Isabell; sons, John (oldest), Mathew, Robert, Mathew 2d; daughter, Isabell; daughter, Sarah; daughter, Martha. Executors, wife, John Wilson, Robert Campbell. Teste: Robert Campbell, Mathew Wilson, Wm. Wilson. Proved, 21st May 1752, by Robt. Campbell and Wm. Wilson, and to lie for further proof, and executors qualify, with surety Alexander Richey. Page 452.--14th November 1752. Nathan Patterson's appraisement by Andrew Steel, Saml. McCutchon, Thos. Kirkpatrick, James Clark. Due to Robert Plesent, Jane Jackson, Geo. Wilson, and James Mease.

Sources

1. ↑ We Relate
2. ↑ Chalkey; referencing Will Book No. 1, pg. 418.

4. * VA Notes 5. * Lyman Chalkley's three-volume Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County, 1745-1800 (Rosslyn, Va., 1912-1913; reprint, 1965)

6.Chalkey's is a popular reference work that contains abstracts taken from the Augusta County court records. Chalkley's Chronicles may serve as a useful source for leads and identify original records to consult, but there are many reasons to exercise caution when using it.

• Chalkley’s Augusta County Records

7. * Chalkey's Online at Internet Archives

8.* Chalkey's Online at Rootsweb

Acknowledgements

1. * We Relate

2. * WikiTree profile Patterson-2243 created through the import of LNMaggard GEDCOM.ged on Apr 9, 2012, by Larry Maggard. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Larry and Nancy (Lowe) Sitzlar and others.

3. * Thank you to Donnita Clem for creating Patterson-3836 on 16 Oct 13. Click the Changes tab for the details on contributions by Donnita and others.

4.* WikiTree profile Patterson-2132 created through the import of Stansfield.GED on Mar 24, 2012, by Annemarie Kalishoek. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Annemarie and others.

Research Notes

1. NATHANIEL PATTERSON, b. ca 1705, d. 1752, Augusta Co., VA; left will; MD. ISABELLA ERWIN. He was a vestryman when the churchwardens and vestrymen have deeded the church glebe of 200 acres in Beverly Manor in 1749. NATHANIEL and ISABELLA had children ROBERT, JOHN, MATHEW, MARY, MARTHA, SARAH, ISABELLA, JAMES. One of ROBERT's sons was a Patriot in the Revolutionary War, William Patterson, b. 1753 in Augusta Co., served while living in the part of North Carolina which became Tennessee, drew a Revolutionary pension, and d. 1841 in Anderson Co., TN.

2.:: Johnston, Doris Ross Brock. "Pattersons of Augusta Co., VA," Our Texas Family: 11 August 2013 (https://ourtexasfamilycom.ipage.com/Longley-Patterson-Campbell/Patterson-VA.html: accessed 27 December 2018).