The Family Garden

Notes

Judah WILSON

She married a Mr. Patram and had at least one daughter named Eliza Patram and one son George Patram as they are mentioned in her father's will.  *Source:  Her father's will (See notes for George Wilson)

George VADEN

Will dated 24 July 1798 in Chesterfield Co., VA.

Daniel VADEN

ABSTRACT OF WILL FOR DANIEL VADEN
To son Herod, L25  To daughter Appaloney Vaden L25,  to wife Virlinche, for widowhood, my land and plantation, and then to my son Daniel.  Also to wife, use of negroes, and then to son Daniel, daughter Elizabeth Vaden, and daughter Mase Vaden.  Rest to wife, and then to three children Daniel, Elizabeth and Mase.  Executor:  brother George Vaden  Dated 4 July 1792.  Wit:  Littlebury Wells, WilliamWells, Michael Wells.Will; 4 July 1792; Chesterfield Co., VA
*Source:   Abstract from "Chesterfield Co., VA Wills 1749-1794" by Weisiger p. 416

Mentioned in his grandfather's will (George Wilson).  see notes for George Wilson.

Obadiah HOLMES Rev.

Left England from Preston, Lancashire, Eng. to Salem, Mass. on Nov.21, 1638.  In 1642-43 moved to Rohoboth, RI.  Obadiah was a Baptist sothey were not allowed to live in the Puritan colony.  He was  publicly whipped by the Puritans at Boston, Sept. of 1651 for hisreligious opinions and "for holding meetings on the Lord's Day fromhouse to house."  He served as a minister of the Baptist Church  at Newport, RI from 1652 to 1682.  Rev. Obadiah Holmes, the emigrant, had about 5,000 descendants livingin America as early as 1790.