James M Lee Virginia Deaths and Burials, 1853-1912 Name: James M Lee Gender: Male Death Date: 26 Dec 1862 Death Place: Castlewoods, Russell, Virginia Age: 31 Birth Date: 1831 Birthplace: Castlewoods, Russell, Virginia Occupation: Farmer Race: White Marital Status: married Spouse's Name: Mary E Lee Father's Name: James Lee Mother's Name: Chloe Lee
Alexander M Lee
Nelly Glazener Lee Osborne Gose
William Fraley Lee
William Easterly Lee Kentucky Death Records, 1911-1961 Name: William E Lee Event Type: Death Event Date: 1924 Event Place: , Fleming, Kentucky Gender: male Father's Name: James M Lee Mother's Name: Chloe Fall...
Giles David Lee
Tivis Preston Lee
David Fletcher Lee Kentucky Death Records, 1911-1961 Name: David E Lee Event Type: Death Event Date: 1926 Event Place: Ashland, Boyd, Kentucky Gender: Male Father's
He was laid to rest in the Lee Cemetery in
Russell County, Virginia, USA. Find A Grave: Memorial #131037241. Note that the photo has dirt over the military marker. James was too young to have served in the Rev. War.
Research Notes
Research Essays and Source documents located here:
1789 Wilkes Co., 200 acres headright , on Broad River (Vol. Q, p. 166).
James Lee and George Glazener each bought 100 acres, for 30 pounds each, from Thomas Hendron on Tillet' Creek in November, 1790 (Wilkes Co. Deed Book GG, 1790-1793 p. 376 and p. 364). Hendron had acquired the land as a grant in 1784 (Georgia Colonial and Headright Plat Index, 1735-1866, Book G, p. 184). Tillet's Creek joins the Broad River just south of the property where Giles lived.
1791 Tax List (300 acres).
1792 - James was given a headlight grant of 200 acres on the Broad River (Wilkes County Deed Book WWW, pp. 268 and 269).
1793 - A tithable, but un-landed, William Lee now lived with James on Tillet’s Creek.
11 November 1793, James and his wife Sarah sold their 200 acres, now a part of Oglethorpe County, to Samuel Shannon for a mere 25 pounds (Oglethorpe County Deed Book A, p. 215). They presumably still lived on Tillet’s Creek.
In November, 1795, William and Mary Lee sold what had originally been James’ 100 acres on Tillet’s Creek to Alexander Elliott (Oglethorpe County Deed Book C, p. 64). We do not know who William and Mary Lee were, nor when they obtained title to these 100 acres. Sources in Russell Co., Virginia:
November 1796, James Lee served on a grand jury.
March 1797, James bought 110 acres on "Maugasin Creek". Moccasin Creek is SE of Castlewood.
1797 Tax List of Russell Co.
March 1806, James bought 64 acres in Castlewood. The Lee Cemetery is located there.
November 1806, James bought 50 adjoining acres in Castlewood.
James bought 160 acres on Sinking Creek.
1850 census Russell Co., Virginia, age 83, born Georgia (an error), owned 4500 acres.
James Lee Family Bible
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with James by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
Y-chromosome DNA test-takers in his direct paternal line on WikiTree:
Lee-4903 and Lee-3249 appear to represent the same person because: Clear duplicates - same birth and death dates, places , and both married to a Rachel `Hendricks
There appears to be no documentary evidence that this James Lee of Russell Co. was son of John Gabriel Lee/Lea of Spotsylvania Co., and this profile offers no sources. Unless or until such evidence surfaces, I have disconnected Lee-3249 from the family of John Lea and Ann Carter.