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Robert Worthington Jr. (abt. 1734 - aft. 1779)

Colonel Robert Worthington Jr.
Born about in Spotsylvania County, Virginiamap [uncertain]
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Husband of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
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Died after after about age 45 in Berkeley county Virginia (now WV)map
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Biography

Origin

Robert was born c. 1734[1] at Spotsylvania County, Virginia.[2] He was a son of Robert Worthington and Mary Burtis.[2]

He was a son of son of Robert Worthington and Mary Burtis.[1]

Family

Robert married Margaret Matthews.[3]

Children, six Known:[1]

  1. Martha Worthington b c. 1754 in Berkley Co, Virginia (Now WV); mar Isaac Evans
  2. Mary (Worthington) Tiffin b Sep 15 1757; mar Edward Tiffin, gov. of Ohio
  3. Ephraim Worthington b 1766 in VA; mar 1) Effie Crawford 2) Sarah Morgan
  4. William Worthington b 14 Mar 1767; mar Elizabeth Machir
  5. Robert Worthington b 1773; mar Ann E Whiting
  6. Thomas Worthington b 16 Jul 1773 in Charles Town, Jefferson, VA (Now WV) 1st Senator & 6th Governor of Ohio; mar Eleanor Swearingen

Quaker and Episcopalian

Robert was a member of the Hopewell Meeting, but he was disowned for marrying outside the faith.[3]

Hopewell Monthly Meeting: 9-24-1759 Robert Worthington Jr. reported for marrying out of unity. Disowned.[1]

Death and Legacy

Robert may have died c. 1779 at Jefferson County, (West) Virginia. But his will was written in nearby Berkeley county.

Last Will and Testament

  • Will of Robert Worthington, Berkeley county, Virginia, dated 30 July 1779 [1]

Robert Worthington West Virginia Will Books, 1756-1971 Name: Robert Worthington Event Type: Will Event Date: 1779 Event Place (Original): Berkeley, West Virginia, United States Volume: Will book, v. 001 1772-1788


Sources

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Gradeless, Donald, Worthington Family of England, Maryland, Virginia and Randolph Co NC Notes September 5, 2000, accessed December 12, 2014
  2. 2.0 2.1 poms9, Re: [VANCAMPEN Isaac and Aaron Van Camp/ Van Campen] RootsWeb post 20 May 2007, accessed December 12, 2014
  3. 3.0 3.1 Sears, Alfred Byron, Thomas Worthington Father of Ohio Statehood The Ohio State University Press, 1998 by The Ohio State University, accessed December 12, 2014

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Acknowledgments

  • Thank you to Donald Gradeless for your extensive research and for publishing on the internet.




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