Philip Wendell (1738 - 1814)

Born 1738 in Frederick, Virginia

Ancestors

Husband of Elizabeth Windle — married 1765 in Frederick, Virginia

Descendants

Died 8 Aug 1814 at about age 76 in Shenandoah, Virginia, United States

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Biography

Name

Philip /Wendell/^[1]

Birth

1738

Frederick, Virginia, United States^[2]

Death

08 AUG 1814

Shenandoah, Virginia, United States^[3]

"Philip Windle, apparently the eldest son, was born around 1738/9, was granted land as early as 1760, married Elizabeth ------, and died in Shenandoah County 8n 1814. The will of Philip Windel, Sr., dated Dec. 18, 1813 and probated Aug. 8, 1841 (shenandoah Co. W.B. 'J', p. 95) mentions his wife Elizabeth; his two daughters, Barbara, wife of John Zentmeyer, and Rebecca Windel; sons Christian, Daniel, Philip, Emanuel, and David; brother John Windel; son Emanuel, executor.^[4]

Sources

1. ↑ Source: #S459 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Christopher WENDELL
2. ↑ Source: #S459 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Christopher WENDELL
3. ↑ Source: #S459 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Christopher WENDELL
4. ↑ B. C. Holtzclaw, Ancestry and Descendants of the Nassau-Siegen Immigrants to Virginia, 1714-1750 (Harrisonburg, Virginia: The Germanna Foundation, 1964), p. 75.

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Notes

Note N13904Philip Windle, his wife Elizabeth, John Windle and his wife Mary Magdalene sold 50 acres (part of their inherited 110 acres) to Philip's son Emanuel Windle on 10 February 1812. One hundred acres of the 110-acre tract were a part of the 400-acre Fairfax grant and 10 acres (10½) Christopher Sr. had purchased from George Keller and his wife Catherine on 26 June 1787. The 10 acres (part of Charles Huddle's 346-acre Fairfax grant) were located adjacent south of the 400-acre tract on Toms Brook. Philip and Elizabeth sold the remaining 50 acres of their legacy (including the grist mill) to brother John for one dollar on 9 March 1812. Philip was deceased by 8 August 1814 and John by 13 February 1815 when their wills were proved in Shenandoah County, Virginia.

- Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia. 1995. p. 392-396.

Note N15038Windle , Philip

Birth: VA Circa 1 Sep 1738

Rank: Lt

Service: VA

Death: VA 1814

Patriot Pensioned: No

Widow Pensioned: No

Children Pensioned: No

Heirs Pensioned: No

Spouse: (1) Elizabeth X

- DAR Patriot Index

Windle, Philipp, Lt., S. Aug. 26, 1779

Captian in the First Regiment, Shenandoah Milita, December 1783

- Part III, Virginia's Share in the Military Movements of the Revolution, page 231

Note N15042Will of Philip Windle

To wife Elizabeth Windle,

To daughter Barbara, the wife of John Zentmyer,

To daughter Rebecca Windle,

To sons Christian, Daniel, Philip and Emanuel Windle, and son David. (David, Christian and Daniel received his lands on both sides of Toms Brook, joining his brother John, Abraham Smootz„ & c., 200 acres, valued at £330.)

The son Emanuel is appointed executor.

The witnesses are Samuel R. Bader and Francis Rees.

Note N15043

The Will of Philip Windle

To wife Elizabeth Windle,

To daughter Barbara, the wife of John Zentmyer,

To daughter Rebecca Windle,

To sons Christian, Daniel, Philip and Emanuel Windle, and son David. (David, Christian and Daniel received his lands on both sides of Toms Brook, joining his brother John, Abraham Smootz„ & c., 200 acres, valued at £330.)

The son Emanuel is appointed executor.

The witnesses are Samuel R. Bader and Francis Rees.

Note N15556Wlndle, Emmanuel - Black, Rachel. Dau. of Zutas Sprantz. Apr.13, 1792. Bondsman: Philip Windle.

Note N15557Black, Peter --- Windle, Eliz. June 17, 1793. Bondsman: Philip Windle.

Note N15559Kline, John - Black, Cathrine. Aug. 17, 1795. Bondsman: Philip Windle.

Note N15560At a court held for Dunmore County on Tuesday, September 20, 1775, Joseph Pugh, John Tipton, Abraham Keller, and Jonathan Langdon, gentlemen justices, were present -

Deeds, leases, Sec, affecting other parties were presented, as follows:

John Windle and wife to Philip Windle.

Note N15561Heads of Families In 1785

List of Samuel Porter -

Samuel Porter covered a section that probably extended from the North Mountain to the Massamitten, including Mt. Olive, Tom's Brook, and the adjacent portion of the river.

Windle, Capt Philip

White Souls - 9

Dwellings - 1

Other outbuildings - 1

Note N15562Name: Phillip Windle

State: VA

County: Shenandoah County

Township: No Township Listed

Year: 1783

Record Type: Tax list

Page: 063

- Virginia Census, 1607-1890.

Note N291Philip Windle, his wife Elizabeth, John Windle and his wife Mary Magdalene sold 50 acres (part of their inherited 110 acres) to Philip's son Emanuel Windle on 10 February 1812. One hundred acres of the 110-acre tract were a part of the 400-acre Fairfax grant and 10 acres (10½) Christopher Sr. had purchased from George Keller and his wife Catherine on 26 June 1787. The 10 acres (part of Charles Huddle's 346-acre Fairfax grant) were located adjacent south of the 400-acre tract on Toms Brook. Philip and Elizabeth sold the remaining 50 acres of their legacy (including the grist mill) to brother John for one dollar on 9 March 1812. Philip was deceased by 8 August 1814 and John by 13 February 1815 when their wills were proved in Shenandoah County, Virginia.

- Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia. 1995. p. 392-396.

Philip Windle, apparently the eldest son of Cristopher and Catherine, was b. ca. 1738/9, was granted land as early as 1760, m. Elizabeth ______, and d. in Shenandoah Co. in 1814. The will of Philip Windel, Sr., dated Dec. 18, 1813 and probated Aug. 8, 1841 (Shenandoah Co. W. B. "J", p. 95), mentions his wife Elizabeth; his two daughters, Barbara, wife of John Zentmeyer, and Rebecca Windel; sons Christian, Daniel, Philip, Emanuel, and David; brother John Windel; son Emanuel, exr. Philip Windle and his sons are shown in the tithables of Shenandoah Co. as follows: 1782, Philip Windle 1; 1784, Philip, Sr. 1; 1785, Philip 0; 1786, Philip 1; 1787, Philip and Philip, Jr. 1; 1788, Philip 1, Philip 1; 1789, Philip Windle, Emanuel Windle, and Hugh Wood 3, Philip Windle 1; 1790, Philip, Jr. 1, Philip and Emanuel 2: 1792, Philip Windle, Jr. and Henry Hotsepiller 2, Philip, Sr. 1, Emanuel 1; 1793, Philip and David Windle 2, Emanuel 1; 1794, Philip, Sr. and David 2, Philip 1, Emanuel 1, Philip, Jr. 1, and another Philip 1 (uncertain who he was) ; 1797-99 Philip, Jr. 1, Emanuel 1, Philip Sr. 1.

The following Shenandoah Co. Marriage Bonds refer to Philip Windle's children: (1) Philip Wendle, Jr. and Abrabra (Barbara?) Black, daughter of John Black, May 19, 1787, p. 19; (2) Emmanuel Windle and Rachel Black, daughter of "Zutas Sprantz" (probably a confused interpretation of the German script for Johannes Schwarz, or John Black), April 13, 1792, with Philip Windle on the bond, p. 52; (3) Emanuel Windle and Mary Dull, daughter of Nicholas Dull, June 4, 1808, p. 164, probably a second marriage of Emanuel; (4) Daniel Wendel and Lucinda Seibert, widow, daughter of John Effinger, Sept. 2, 1815, p. 206; (5) Christie Wendel (i.e., Christian) and Elizabeth Doll Jan. 1, 1816, with Philip Tull (Doll?) on the bond, p. 214; (6) Rebecca Wendel and Daniel Hottel Dec. 5, 1815, with Christian Wendel on the bond, p. 210.

- Ancestry and Descendants of the Nassau-Siegen Immigrants to Virginia, 1714-1750. 1964. p. 75-76.

Acknowledgments

• Thank you to Richard Ludwig for creating WikiTree profile Wendell-97 through the import of Richard Ludwig's Family.ged on Jan 18, 2013.

• WikiTree profile Windle-60 created through the import of WORCESTER_2012-07-31.ged on Jul 31, 2012 by Bob Worcester. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Bob and others.