#1: Grace Mary Beauchamp, before 27 Jan 1805, Sussex County, Delaware USA[3]
Joshua Deputy and Gracey Beauchamp were married no later than 27 Jan 1805, based on the date and content of the Will of Isaac Beauchamp, Gracey's father.[4]
#2: Mary "Polly" Woods, 7 Apr. 1817, Jefferson County, Indiana USA[5]
02956 - SW S08 T04N R08E, Clark Co, 27 Dec 1813 [6]
Residence
1806, Wood County, Virginia USA
Joshua Deputy & Grace Beauchamp were married in Sussex County, Delaware in 1805. They then apparently relocated to Wood County, Virginia, soon thereafter, giving birth to their first daughter, Kitty Meriah Deputy, in Wood County in 1806.
Joshua Deputy is mentioned in mother Esther Deputy's will, dated early Nov. 1817. Esther's will was probated in 21 Nov 1817. She probably died only a few days earlier:
Will of Esther Deputy, Wood County, Virginia.
Proven: 21 Nov. 1817, Wood County, Virginia
Heirs:
Dau.: Nancy Echels, County of Sussex and the State of Delaware, apparel, saddle, & bed curtains.
Son: Henry Deputy, 25 cents.
Son: Joshua Deputy, 25 cents.
Son: William Deputy, sole Executor,bed & bedding.[8]
Military
ca. 1812, Indiana, USA
Joshua Deputy served in the War of 1812 either or both as:
↑ 1.01.1Find A Grave, Memorial#16178239 (Joshua Emmet Deputy). Headstone photo included. Birth date is calculated from the death date (Apr 22, 1870) and Age of Death (86 y'rs, 10 Mo's & 14 D's), both inscribed on the headstone.
↑Sussex County, Delaware, Marriages, 1656-1811. Joshua Deputy and Grace Mary Beauchamp. Note: Record says '1 Jan 1805', however, '1 Jan' was frequently entered in the Sussex Co. recordbook as a default to indicate 'unknown day'.
↑ Sussex County, Delaware, Probate Records, 1711-1850. Will of Isaac Beauchamp; 27 January 1805. Beauchamp, Isaac. Will made: 27 January 1805. Proved: 26 February 1805. Heirs: ... daughter Gracy DEPUTY, wife of Joshua; 1000 acres in Harrison county Virginia to be equally divided among children.
↑#S411 Marriage of Joshua Deputy & Polly Woods. Page: 4.
↑ 6.06.16.26.3 "Early Land Patents". Family Maps of Jennings County, Indiana, compiled by Gregory A. Boyd. Published by Arphax Publishing. Original published in 2006; paperback copy published 2010
↑Indiana, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, Jefferson County, 1812. Joshua Deputy. Ancestry.com.
↑ Delaware Archives Hall of Records. Will of Esther Deputy, Wood County, Virginia. Dover, Delaware.
↑ US Bureau of Land Management General Land Office. GLO Patent Records File, land patent, Accession CV-0020-440, Joseph E. Deputy, Jefferson County, Indiana.
↑ Jefferson County Recorder's Office. Jefferson County, Indiana, Deed Book, Book O p.598. Pisgah Methodist Church; deed; 16 September 1837. In a separate deed, also dated Sept. 16, 1837, John S. and Margaret Troutman sold land to trustees Joshua DEPUTY, Lewis Blake, John Stansbury, William Duffy, and Willis L. Traylor.
↑ Jefferson County Recorder's Office. Jefferson County, Indiana, Mortgage Records, 1847-1849. P. 79; Pisgah Methodist Church; Election of Trustees; 10 May 1847. Trustees elected May 10, 1847 were Alexander Robertson, Joshua DEPUTY, William Wilson, and Ephraim Hartwell.
↑ The US National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). 1850 US Census, Jefferson County, Indiana. Joshua Deputy, Graham Township, House No. 355, Ln 21.
↑ The US National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). 1860 US Census, Jefferson County, Indiana. Joshua Deputy, Graham Township.
Indiana Before Statehood. Title: Letter from William McFarland (Vincennes) to Governor William Henry Harrison, 15 December 1811. Description: Recommends Joshua Deputy, Abraham Long, and Abraham Kimberlin to serve as magistrates. Subject: Justices of the peace--Indiana Territory--Jefferson County; Justices of the peace--Indiana Territory--Clark County. Page 1. Found at Indiana Memory Digital Collections.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Joshua by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
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