Agnes (Morgan) Clopton

Born [date unknown] in Virginia [uncertain]

Ancestors

Wife of Benjamin Clopton — married 23 Jun 1755 in Cumberland County, Virginia

Descendants

Died before Oct 1809 in Virginia

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Biography

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Death

Death:

Date: BEF OCT 1809

SDATE 30 SEP 1809

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Note

Note:

Goochland DB 15

p.453 13 Jan 1791 Agnes Clopton, relict of Benjamin Clopton, dec'd, John Bernard, William Perkins & Olive J. his wife, David Hudson & Mary his wife, Nathaniel Holland & Susanne his wife, Benjamin M. Clopton & Anthony Clopton to Robert Lewis Junr. 500£

Tract in Goochland on waters of Little Byrd Creek, 200 acres. Begin corner of Nathaniel Massies line, along his line; Thomas Massie & George Hudson's, on Holland's line across the Creek thence down the Creek, Byrd Creek on Nathaniel Massies, Thomas Massies & Benjamin Cloptons lines., then up Byrd Crk according to meanders, corner of Nathaniel Holland & Benjamin Clopton, pine at Nathaniel Holands fence, corner Holland & Benjamin Clopton dec'd on George Hudson's line, coren fo Thomas Massie & Benjamin Clopt dec'd & Hudson's line.

Signed: Agnes Clopton, John Bernard, William Perkins, Olive J. Perkins, David Hudson, Mary Hudson,Nathaniel Holland, Susanna Holland, Benjamin Clopton, John Bernard, guardn for Anthony Clopton. Wit: John Herndon, thos. Eldrige, Jno Johnson Jr.

17 Jan 1791 present in court and proved by witnesses; female parties privately examined.

p.454 13 Jan 1791 Deed from same parties to Robert Lewis Junr. 500£ 200 acres

mouth of John Holland Spring branch, down the Creek, Nathaniel Mssies, John Moses & Thomas Massies line near mouth of Mosses Mill Creek, still down Creek to the Bridge, Solomon Williams & Henry Nash's lines. Philip Williams's. John Holland's line. Reserving to Nathaniel Holland his interest to one acre adjoining the Mill

Signatures & witnesses same as above.

17 Jan 1791 Presented in court.

This deed seemed to omit Agnes - just to the children:

p.456 17 Jan 1791

Thomas Massie Jun & Elizabeth his wife to John Bernard, William Perkins & Olive J. his wife, David Hudson & Mary his wife, Nathaniel Holland & Susanna his wife, Benjamin M. Clopton & Anthony Clopton. 500£. Tract on South side Little Bird Creek, 194 acres. Begin mouth of John Holland's Spring Branch, down the crk. Same description as above 200 acres.

17 Jan 1791 Presented in court and ack by said Massie.

Goochland Co VA 1809 Book 20, p.416

In the name of God Amen, I Agnes Clopton of the County of Goochland do make this my last will and testament revoking all former wills. I in the first place give my soul to God who gave it to me and my body to the dust where it shall remain until it shall experience a glorious resurrection. I desire that my just debts be paid by my executors hereafter mentioned.

I give to my son Benjamin one walnut desk to him and his heirs forever.

I give to my granddaughter Lucy Perkins, daughter of William Perkins one feather bed and furniture to her and her heirs forever.

I give to my granddaughter Susanna Ligon all the residue of my estate to wit: All my stock of horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, all my corn, doffer and provisions of every kind, all my plantation utensils of every description, all my household furniture of every description, all my kitchen furniture of every kind, all my crop on hand and everything of which I die possessed and which I have a right to bequeath to her and her heirs and assignees forever.

I give unto my son Anthony Clopton ten dollars, which sum of ten dollars is to be paid out of the ten pounds rent which is given for my land and negroes.

I constitute and appoint my friends Josiah Leake and Richard Ligon executors of this my last will, in testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this second day of January 1808.

Signed and sealed in the presence of James Carter and Jesse Clements.

At a monthly Superior Court held for Goochland County at the Court house on Monday the 11th October 1809, this writing was presented in Court and proven by the oaths of James Carter and Jesse Clements to be the last will and testament of Agnes Clopton deceased and ordered to be recorded. Then Josiah Leake, one of the executors herein named appeared in Court and Formally and solemnly renounced all right as an executor under this will and refused to qualify as such.

Teste, William Miller

On the eighteenth Day of December 1809 Richard Ligon made bond as executor.

Agnes's parents were Anthony Morgan and Olive Judith Michaux; her maternal grandparents, Abraham Michaux and Susanne Rochet.

THE DOUGLAS REGISTER lists Abra. Michaux in a list of French Protestant Refugees (Hugenots) in Henrico, Virgina. The list is assigned to the period 1714. Shows Abraham with wife, 4 sons, 6 daughters.

CAVALIERS & PIONEERS, Vol III, p.360 27 Sep 1729. Anthony Morgan, 50 acres in Goochland, South side of James. Surplus within 850 acres granted Abraham Micheaux 27 Jan 1713.

Anthony Morgan witnessed the Will of his mother-in-law Susanna Michaux. He also proved it by his "Solemn Affirmation" as he could not swear on his oath - he was a Quaker and is so listed in the Deed book.

Deed in Cumberland Co dated 27 Oct 1760 between Anthony Morgan of Cumberland, John Minter & Elizabeth his wife, daughter of sd Anthony Morgan, and Benjamin Clopton and Agnes his wife, also a daughter of Anthony Morgan, to Jacob Michaux eldest son and heir-at-law of Jacob Michaux dec'd who was the eldest son and heir-at-law of Abraham Michaux, late of Henrico Co, dec'd. Land on South side James [then in Henrico but now in Cumberland] whereon sd Abraham Michaux in his lifetime and at the time of his death dwelt. Olive Judy Michaux had intermarried with Anthony Morgan after the death of Abraaaaham Michaux and has since departed this life, leaving the aforesaid Elizabeth Minter and Agnes Clopton, the said Anthony Morgan is Tenant by the Curtesie of Olive Judie. [DB 3; p.106]

Inventory of estate of Anthony Morgan ordered 25 Jul 1763.

Marriage

Husband: Benjamin Clopton

Wife: Agnes Morgan

Child: Walter Clopton

Child: Elizabeth Clopton

Child: Olive Judith Clopton

Child: Mary Clopton

Child: Susannah Clopton

Child: Benjamin Michaux Clopton

Child: Anthony Clopton

Child: Agnes Clopton

Marriage:

Date: 23 JUN 1755

Place: Cumberland County, Virginia^[1][2]

Husband: Anthony Morgan

Wife: Olive Judith Michaux

Child: Elizabeth Morgan

Child: Agnes Morgan

Marriage: ^[3]

Sources

• WikiTree profile Morgan-2318 created through the import of Haden for WikiTree.ged on Oct 10, 2011 by Kay Haden. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Kay and others.

• Source: S178 Abbreviation: Descendants of Nicholas Perkins of Virginia Title: William Hall, Descendants of Nicholas Perkins of Virginia; (Ann Arbor, MI: Edwards Brothers, Inc., 1957.) Microfiche #6101214, Family History Library [FHL], Salt Lake City, Utah Repository: #R4
• Repository: R4 Name: LDS - Family History Center Address: CONT Montgomery, Alabama City: Montgomery State: Alabama Note: Microfilm and fiche ordered from Salt Lake City
• Source: S231 Abbreviation: Ancestry of William Clopton Title: Lucy Lane Erwin, The Ancestory of William Clopton of York County, Virginia, (Rutland, Vermont: The Tuttle Publishing Co., Inc., 1939) Repository: #R10 Call Number: CS/71/C641/1939
• Repository: R10 Name: NEHGS Lending Library Address: New England Historic Genealogical Society Address 1: New England Historic Genealogical Society Note: 2008. No longer lends books, available only at the Library.

1. ↑ Source: #S178 Page: p.554
2. ↑ Source: #S231 Page: p.147
3. ↑ Source: #S231 Page: p.147