Will of Thomas Pulliam. Spotsylvania Co., VA, WB B (f1749-1759), pp. 369-370, written [unreadable], proven 6 Jun 1758. Digital image at Ancestry.com - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62347/images/007645804_00650?ssrc=&backlabel=Return
my son James Pulliam 1732
my son Thomas. Pulliam
my son Benjamin Pulliam 1744
my daughter Anna 1735 the wife of David Sandridge
my daughter Sarah 1734, the wife of Christopher DICKEN
[The bottom of p. 369 is unreadable.]
[The top of p. 370 is unreadable.]
Wit: J Holladay, Benja. Holladay
An abstract of Thomas Pulliam’s will gives the following: [1]
written 17 Apr 1758, proven 6 Jun 1758
sons James, Thomas, and Benjamin
daughters Winifred, Susannah, Elizabeth, Agnes, Mary, Anna wife of David Sandidge, Sarah wife of Christopher Dickin.
Exrs: sons James and Thomas Pulliam
Wit: Joseph Holloday, Benj. Holloday
Research Notes
Patterson Pulliam, Sr., born Bef. 1700 in ?New Kent Co VA; died 1758. He was the son of William Pulliam, Jr. and Ann Patterson; married Elizabeth Holladay 1724 in VA; she was born ca. 1702 in Darrell's Creek, King William Co VA; died 06 Mar 1797; do John Holladay, Sr. and Elizabeth Brocas.
Children of Patterson Pulliam and Elizabeth Holladay are:
i. Joseph Pulliam, ca 1738; married Elizabeth Holladay 26 Sep 1785; born 3 Jan 1745/46
ii. William Pulliam, born ca 1727; died WFT Est. 1726-1827 in Mecklenburg Co VA.
iii. Benjamin Pulliam, born ca 1729; died WFT Est. 1726-1827 in Mecklenburg Co VA.
iv. Patterson Pulliam, Jr., born ca. 1730 in Spotsylvania Co or Mecklenburg Co VA; died WFT Est. 1763-1821; married WFT Est. 1749-1781.
v. James Pulliam, born Bef. 1734 in Hanover Co, VA; died 19 Apr 1799 in Person Co NC; married Elizabeth Allen Stone 28 Feb 1757 in Lunenburg Co VA.
From Ancestry.com: The Douglas Register has this entry under "Marriages not recorded by Rev. Wm. Douglas but indicated by the birth registry. Date here given, unless otherwise specified, if birth date of first child shown in this register:" p. 134 Holyday, Betty, & Joseph Pulham 26 Sept. 1785.
But I think Joseph could easily have married previously, as daughter Mary may have been born ca. 1748 because of this from the William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 20, No. 3 (Jan 1912), p. 203. [Online].
Halifax County Marriage Bonds.
1765, Oct. 5, Letter of Joseph Poleam consenting to Thomas Sanders marrying his dau. Mary Poleam.
Sources
↑ Crozier, William Armstrong, “Spotsylvania County Records, 1721-1800,” originally published 1905, reprinted Southern Book Co. 1955, reissued Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD, 1965. Digital images at Ancestry.com.
Detail Birth year: 1702; Birth city: New Kent; Birth state: VA
Source information Title "Family Data Collection - Individual Records"
Author: Edmund West, comp. Publisher: Ancestry.com Operations Inc
Publisher date 2000 Publisher location: Provo, UT, USA
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