Born about in St. Johns Parish, King William County, Virginia
Ancestors 
Daughter of Henry Webber
and Jane Elliott
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of
John Chiles
— married
after 1699 (to 1723) in Virginia
Wife of
Edwin Hickman
— married
1723 in Albermarle Parish, Sussex County, Virginia
Descendants 
Mother of
Henry Chiles, Valentine (Chiles) Tompkins, Susannah Page (Chiles) Martin, Eleanor Chiles, Jane (Chiles) Wright, Henry Hickman, James Hickman Sr, Thomas Hickman, William Hickman and Martha (Hickman) Smith
Died about
at about age 78
in Spotsylvania County, Virginia
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Contents |
Biography
She was the daughter of Henry Webber and Jane Elliott. [1]
Elender Webber first married as the second wife. of John Chiles, Sr. (son of Walter Chiles, Jr.).[2] [3] He resided in King William County, Virginia and held various positions ...
- 1693 messenger of the council
- 1714 justice of King WIlliam
- 1723 member of the house of burgess.
Her husband, John Chiles, Sr., died in 1723.
Elender was later identified as being the relict of John Chiles, when she married secondly about 1723 to Edwin Hickman, as his first wife.
Her father, Henry Webber, deeded land to "Eleanor" Hickman, wife of Edwin Hickman and relict of John Chiles, deceased; then at her death to Henry Chiles and John Chiles, heirs of John Chiles, Gentleman, deceased, of St.Margaret's Parish, King WIlliam County, Virginia.
Her mother, Mrs. Jane Webber, relinquished her dower in the land deed to her grandsons. [4]
Her sons, Henry Chiles of Spotslyvania County and John Chiles of King William County, sold 400 acres of this land in May 1736. This would indicate that they were both of age by this date and thus, the younger was born before 1715. [5]
Elender died about 1738.
Timeline
1724/June/02 Henry Webber, Gent. of St.John's Parish, King William County, Virginia, to Henry Chiles and John Chiles, heirs of John Chiles, Gent., deceasd, of St.Margaretts Parish; £100 current. 200 acres in St.George Parish, Spotsylvania County, granted said Webber by patent, 28 October 1723. The said Henry and John Chiles, heirs at law of John Chiles, deceased, are only to have but 1334 acres of the said land until the decease of Elender Hickman, wife of Edwin Hickman, and Relict of ye said John Chiles, deceased.
- Witnesses: James Cox, Fram Conway, John Hawkins.
- Recorded: 02 June 1724.
Jno. Quarles, having first proved Mrs. Jane Webber's power of attorney to him in court, acknowledged all ye said Jane's right of dower to the above deeded land to Henry and John Chiles.
1724/June/02 Henry Webber, Gent. of St.John's Parish, King William County, Virginia to Edwin Hickman, Gent., and his wife, Elender, of St.George Parish, Spotsylvania County, 20 shill., 666 acres in St.George Parish, Spotsylvania County, granted said Webber by patent, 28 October 1723.
- Witnesses: James Cox, Franc. Conway, John Hawkins
- Recorded: 02 June 1724. [6]
1724/June/02 This indenture, made the second day of June in the year of Our Lord God one thousand seven hundred and twenty four and in the tenth year of the Reigne of Our Sovereigne Lord George by the grace of God of Great Brittain France and Ireland, King, defender of the faith, etc. Between Henry WEBBER of Saint John Parish in King William County of one part and Edwin HICKMAN and his wife, Elender, of Spotsylvania County, Gent., of the other part; Witnesseth that Henry WEBBER in consideration of twenty shillings of lawfull money to him in hand paid by Edwin HICKMAN and his wife, Elender, the receipt whereof Henry WEBBER, doth hereby acknowledge, hath and by these presents doth demise bargain and sell unto Edwin HICKMAN and his wife,Elender, relix of John CHILES, Gent., deceased, their heirs one certain tract of land containing by estimation six hundred and sixty six acres which is part of a greater tract of two thousand acres granted to Henry WEBBER by patent bearing date October 29th day 1723, the six hundred and sixty six acres scituate in Parish of Saint George and County of Spotsylvania and bounded, begining at a corner white Oak and Hickory saplins on a Hill, thence south seventy seven degrees west twenty four poles to a corner Hickory and Poplar on the North East side of East North East, the several courses to a corner white Oak standing on the North East side of East North East in John WILKINS' line, thence along the said W1LKINs' line West eighty nine poles to a corner red Oak and a white Oak on a ridge, thence North six hundred and thirty two poles to the corner white Oak and a Hickory where it first began together with all houses orchards and profitts to the same belonging; To have and to hold the land and premises with appurtenances unto Edwin HICKMAN and his wife, Elender, their heirs, from the day of the date hereof for and during the full term of the said Elender HICKMAN's natural life and after the decease of the said Elender HICKMAN, the land and premises with appurtenances is to return to Henry CHILES and John CHILES, heirs of John CHILES, deceased, as by a Deed from Henry WEBBER to Henry CHILES and John CHILES, heirs of John CHILES, deceased, more at large will appear. In witness whereof Henry WEBBER hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day month and year first written. Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of:
- James COX
- Henry WEBBER
- Francis CONWAY
- John HAWKINS. [7]
At a Court held for Spotsylvania County on Tuesday the 2nd day of June 1724, Mr. Henry WEBBER acknowledged this, his Deed of Lease for Land to Edwin HICKMAN and his wife, Elender, which was admitted to record. Test: John WALLER, Clerk Cur.
1730/Nov/04 At a Court held for Spotsylvania County 4th of November 1730 - On Information of John WALLER and William HANSFORD, Gent., church wardens of St.George Parish in this County, against Mary BARNETT a Christian white woman servant belonging to Mr. Edwin HICKMAN for having a bastard mulatto child. It is ordered that the said BARNETT be summoned to the next Court to answer the same. [8]
1734/July/02 Edwin Hickman acted as security for an estate administration. [9]
1735/Nov/04 Mary x Abney of St.Paul's Parish, Hanover County, to Edwin Hickman of St.George Parish, Spotsylvania County, 309 acres, half being part of a tract of land granted Thomas Hill and Dannitt Abney, by patent, 28 Sep 1728; Z. Lewis, Edwd. Herndon, Junr.; Wm. Waller, Robt. Turner. 02 Dee 1735. [10]
1745/Oct/01 Edwin Hickman of Albemarle County to Giles Tompkins of Spotsylvania County; £22 curr. 2091/N acres in Spotsylvania County; Chrisr. Tompkins, Henry Chiles 01 Oct 1745. [11]
1752/Dec/05 Giles Tompkins of Albemarle County and his wife, Valentine, to John Lewis of Spotsylvania County; £80 curr. 209 acres in Spotsylvania County, conveyed by Mary Abney, as by Deeds, 04 Nov 1735, to Edwin Hickman, and by said Hickman to said Giles Tompkins, as by Deeds, 01 October 1745; M. Battaley, Z. Lewis, Jonathan Gibson 05 Dec 1752. [12]
Sources
- ↑ | "The Chiles Family in Virginia" published in Virginia Historical Magazine p214
- ↑ Tonia’s Heritage Quest, Hammack-Martin-Chiles Connection
- ↑ Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia’s Northern Neck Counties for John Chiles
- ↑ Spotslyvania County, Virginia Deed recorded on 02 June 1724
- ↑ "Tidewater Virginia Families" by Virginia Lee Hutcheson Davis & Genealogical Publishing Co. in 2004; digital edition on ancestry.com
- ↑ Spotsylvania County, Virginia Records 1721-1800 Deeds, Deed book-A 1722-1729 p92
- ↑ Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deeds 1722-1725 Deed Book-A published by Antient Press p92
- ↑ Spotsylvania County, Virginia Order Book 1730-1732 p5 published by Antient Press
- ↑ 1722-1749 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book A, Administration Bonds; (William Armstrong Crozier); £500 Richard Phillips, administrator of William Smith, Gent., deceased, with Edwin Hickman and John Holloday as security 02 July 1734
- ↑ Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deeds 1734-1742 Deed Book-C; (William Armstrong Crozier)
- ↑ Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deeds 1742-1751 Deed Book-D; (William Armstrong Crozier)
- ↑ Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deeds 1751-1761 Deed Book-E; (William Armstrong Crozier)
- "Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography" in 2 volumes edited by Lyon Gardiner Tyler & Lewis Historical Publishing Company of New York, NY in 1915; on ancestry.com
Acknowledgments
- WikiTree profile Webber-150 was created on 09 Feb 2011 through the import of JDS_09_17_10.ged
- WikiTree profile Webber-291 was created on 31 May 2011 by Mary Elizabeth Stewart through the import of MOORMAN FAMILY.GED
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DNA Connections
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edited by Brenda (Peck) Meier
Elender Webber-150 was the daughter of Henry Webber & she married Hickman in 1723.
The other profile, Eleanor Elliott-16332 was the daughter of James Elliott and she married Hickman in 1744
So more research is needed.