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Henry Willets Sr. (1745 - 1816)

Henry Willets Sr. aka Willetts, Willits
Born in Hunterdon County, Colony of New Jerseymap [uncertain]
Ancestors ancestors
Brother of [half] and [half]
Husband of — married 14 Jul 1768 in Kingwood Meeting, Hunterdon County, Colony of New Jerseymap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 70 in Columbus County North Carolina, United Statesmap
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Biography

HENRY b. 3/17/1744 d. 2/20/1816(72) married Charity Wilson, 8/24/1768 b.6/11/1749 (46) daughter of Gabriel & Elizabeth Lundy parents of: 13

  1. Sarah b. d. married Hicks b. .d.?
  2. GABRIEL b. 1/6/1771 d. 9/6/1869 (98) married 1st 1/16/1799 Pricilla Pike b. 3/25/1778; d. 7/25/1824, married 2nd Elizabeth Deane, widow, b. 7/12/1793 daughter of Michael & Mary Stanley
  3. Ann
  4. Elizabeth , b. d. married Samuel Ingles b. d.
  5. Margaret ,
  6. Newell ,
  7. Achsah ,
  8. Mary , married Joseph Terrel
  9. Joseph , married Ann Hodgins, d. 1877
  10. Henry married Lydia Hodgins, sister of Ann
  11. Jemina married John Harper
  12. Agnas by Elizabeth unmarried
  13. Charity by Elizabeth married Daniel Frasier

7/14/1763 Henry Willetts & Charity Wilson, made first declaration of intention of marriage before the Kingwood, (now Quakertown) monthly meeting, Hunterdon Co. New Jersey. 11/8/1785, Henry Willets & his wife remained under the care of the Kingwood meeting house for 17 years, but on that date asked a certificate of removal for himself and his wife and eight children to Deep River Monthly Meeting in North Carolina. The family went south and settled in Stokes Co. N.C. and Henry died there. Married Charity Wilson 8/24/1768 who was born 6/11/1749, daughter of Gabriel & Elizabeth Lundy. [1]

Sources

  1. Hildreth E. Olsens DAR research & "friends" records as noted by Carolyn (Olsen) GiaMarco.
  • Willson, Richard Eugene. comp. The Willson Family 1672-1979 Ottawa, IL:[s.n.],1979. Print. This edition incorporates 2 previous volumes which are available from Hathi Trust online.




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Bryna, This is also confusing to me as it was pre-merge info from Carolyn. According to Encyclopedia American Quaker Genealogy p. 795 and Willson Family p. 26 Charity and was daughter of Henry and Charity. I have not seen the DAR research of Carolyn's mother. There is no Agnas listed in either of these sources and only 12 children are noted.
posted by David Wilson
Is Agnas and Charity the children of Henry & Charity? This shows "by Elizabeth" and I'm confused who Elizabeth is.
posted by [Living Green]
Willets-157 and Willetts-74 appear to represent the same person... The surnames of Willet, Willets, Willetts and Willett appear to be used inter-changeably. Sources on Willets-157 use the spelling of Willetts; unfortunately, only transcriptions have been found without original primary sources. A compilation by Jacob Edgar Bookstäver in 1906 attempts to show the lineage is likely all tied together and this may be best handled by the Huguenot project. It is interesting to note the book's title "The Willet" and "Coat of Arms" denote the spelling Willet; though, multiple spellings are found through-out this book. In retrospect, proposing that profiles with both spellings need to be merged will likely become very tedious and a beginning note in the biography of this commonly found spelling conundrum is likely a good way to follow this lineage. In addition, all profiles whether found with the one spelling or the other should have the opposite spelling of that found on LNAB placed in the other last names field. I will post this profile today on G2G and tag it "Huguenot" to draw the attention of the project.
posted by David Wilson

Rejected matches › Henry Willets Jr. (1792-)