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Henry Mauzy Jr., was born about 1721 in Stafford, Virginia. He was the son of John Mauzy and Hester Conyers.
Henry had two wives Ann Withers (1722 - 1765) — married November 11, 1744 in Stafford County, Virginia and a widow Elizabeth Taylor Morgan Mauzy (1735 - 1829) — married July 23, 1764.
He was the father of Nancy Mauzy,
Henry Mauzy died on February 24, 1804 in Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia.
Some sources show the death date as 31 DEC 1799 Warrenton, Fauquier, Virginia.
Son-in-law: James Peters slave woman Milly and her increase, horse, saddle and whatever items I have given to him, to be equally divided among his ten children (note names) which he had by my daughter Betty;
Daughter: Nancy Basey to keep slave woman Bash and her increase now in her possession;
Son: Henry MAUZY to keep slave woman Nanny and her increase now in this possession;
Son: Peter Mauzy 100 acres in Stafford County, Virginia where on he now lives, slave man Kellis, other things now in his possession;
Son: Wm Mauzy 100 acres in Stafford County whereon he now lives, slave Jack, one horse which was left me in my father’s will;
Daughter: Priscilla Rosser to receive slave woman Jane and her increase, two head of sheep and what other things I have hereon given her;
Son: George Mauzy 220 acres in Frederick County Virginia on the waters of Hogs Creek, slave woman Charity and her increase, sorrel horse now is his possession;
Daughter: Esther Newman to received slave woman Lettice now in her possession:
To Susanna Kemper and her heirs slave woman Winney and her increase and $10 in cash;
Wife: Elizabeth Mauzy during her widowhood to have 1/5 of the tract of land where on I now live and afterward to equally divided by my
four sons: Thomas, Richard, Michael & Joseph Mauzy.
I leave to my wife during her widowhood and to my last children the following slaves: Daniel, Jerry, Cate, George, Reuben, Hannah, Rose, Kellis and John and also all the stock of horses, except to which it is my desire should be given two youngest sons Michael and Joseph.
Executors wife, Thomas, Richard, Michael & Joseph MAUZY, sons.
Witness John Fishback, John Kemper, Charles Kemper, George Settle, & John Suddoth Book 3 page 498
Probate: Date: 24 FEB 1804 Place: Lancaster County, Virginia
Fauquier County was established on May 1, 1759, from Prince William County. Prince William County was created by an act of the General Assembly of the colony of Virginia in 1731; it was organized largely from the western section of Stafford County as well as a section of King George County.
Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Henry Mauzy Author: Jacob Kisling - States the following in his book about the Henry Mauzy.
“Henry Mauzy fled from France in 1685 in the same vessel as James Fountaine to England. Henry Mauzy (1) the Huguenot ancestor, whilst in England, married a daughter of Dr. Conyer’s.
From England, he came to this country, landing, it is supposed, at the port of Charleston, SC. , whence he to came to Virginia and settled first in Stafford County, where he was a planter.
His second son, John (2) about 1720, married Hester Foote, and had the following children; Henry, born 1721; John, b 1723; William, 1725; Priscille, 1727; Peter, 1730; Elizabeth, 1734; Jemima, 1740
HENRY (3), eldest son of John (2), was twice married, first to Ann Withers of Stafford Co., Va., by whom he had the following nine children:—John, Peter, William, Henry, Elizabeth, Nancy, Priscilla, Hester, and one whose name is not known to us.
On July 23rd, 1765, he married the widow of James Morgan, whose maiden name was Elizabeth Taylor, and the mother of seven children, by whom he had eight children:—Susanna, Thomas, Richard, Margaret, Jemima, George, Michael and Joseph. JOHN (4), son of Henry (3), by his first marriage, married Lydia Duncan, moved to Kentucky and had the following children:—Henry, Lydia, Jemima and Rhoda. HESTER, daughter of Henry (3) by first marriage, married Abner Newman, and had three children:—James, Abner and Lucy.
NANCY, daughter of Henry (3) by first marriage, married Bosye and had the following children:—John, Henry, Betty, Nancy and Ann.”
*"Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XRKY-RLN : 29 January 2020), Henry Manzey, 1744.
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Categories: Fauquier County, Virginia, Slave Owners