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| Birth: | About. 1733 in Goochland, Virginia 1 |
| Death: | 10 Nov 1802 in Patrick County, Virginia 1 |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Benjamin Hancock b. 1710 in Virginia |
| Mother: | Jane ? |
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| Burial: Patrick Springs, Patrick VA |
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| Eizabeth Maddox (Wife) b. 1 Jan 1732/33 in Goochland County, Virginia
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| Marriage: | 16 OCT 1755 in Goochland County, Virginia |
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 Benjamin Hancock b. 1756 in Cunningham Creek, Albemarle County, Virginia
 Lewis Hancock b. 1757 in Albemarle, Virginia
- Nancy Hancock b. 17 Feb 1763 in Virginia
- Rhodie Hancock b. 1766 in Fluvanna County, Virginia
- Mary Hancock b. 1768 in Fluvanna County, Virginia
- Major Hancock b. 18 Jul 1770 in Fulvanna County, Virginia
- Susannah Hancock b. 1772 in Fluvanna County, Virginia
- Elizabeth Maddox Hancock b. 3 Jan 1773 in Henry County, Virginia
- Judith Hancock b. 18 Jul 1778 in Albemarle County, Virginia
- William L. Hancock b. About. 1768 in Virginia
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Individual:
will 10-Nov-1802 Patrick Co. Va.Pro. Dec.1802.
Rev.War.
Died at son Benjamin's home.
Buried northwest of Patrick Springs.
Member of Church of England.
Notes for JOHN HANCOCK:
Pg. 42 Date: 10, Nov. 1802
Item: Will of John Hancock, being in good health and perfect sense.
Legatees: Son Lewis to have land in Fluvanna County where I did live.
Lend to my wife (not named) the whole estate during her life and widowhood,
after her decease to:
Son William, a part of the land whereon I now live, from the end of Mill Dam on the ridge to the north line.
Son Major, the remaining part from there down
My Son Benjamin, my wearing clothes
After the decease of my wife, the rest of the estate to be divided between my five daughters and my son William,
to wit: Nancy Corn, Rodue Lane, Elizabeth Mayo, Judith Mayo, and Susannah
Hancock and a proportionable part to daughter Mary Morrison's two eldest
children Allen & Jincy Morrison.
Witness: John Scott and Mary Thompson
Executor: son, William Hancock
Returned: Dec. Ct. 1802
(This John Hancock was grandfather of Nancy Corn, who was George W. McC-
utcheon's 2nd wife. Her mother was Nancy (Hancock) Corn, wife of Jesse
Corn (Rev. soldier)
More About JOHN HANCOCK:
Fact 1: November 10, 1802, will filed in Patrick Co., VA; returned Dec. 18021
He married ELIZABETH MADDOX in St James Northam, GOOCHLAND CO, VA, October 16, 1755. (ELIZABETH MADDOX is #47.) ELIZABETH was born in GOOCHLAND CO, VA January 1, 1733. ELIZABETH died 1805 in AMHERST CO, VA, at 72 years of age. Birthdate from Arvil Hancock ! Marriage date "HOPKINS OF VA" ! Left Will in Amherst Co VA dated 1805(??) John was probably born in New Kent Co. VA. He later lived in Goochland County and finally moved to Albemarle Co (now Fluvanna). He was granted 799 acres of land in Sussex Co. on 16 Aug., 1756 (620 acres had been granted by a letter patent 28 Sept., 1732. Late in life he moved to that part of Henry Co from which Patrick Co was taken, about 1785. (Patrick Co. was formed from Henry Co. in 1791). "In consideration of the sum of 10 shillings of good and lawful money, John Hancock was granted one certain parcel of land, containing 87 acres, lying in Co. of Albemarle, on the S. branches of Cunningham's Creek, beg. at Wm. Moore's corner to pointers in Colonel Hopkins' line, So. on George Hilton's line, East to Thomas Jefferson's line, then on to Wm. Moore's (Morris') line North to beg. July 5, 1774. Vol 42, p. 709. On Aug 1, 1777, John Hancock of Fluvanna Co. conveyed this property to his son, Lewis Hancock. (Fluvanna was formed from Albemarle Co. in 1777.) SOURCE: "Hopkins of Virginia and Related Families" by Walter Hopkins. On August 1, 1777, John Hancock of Fluvanna Co deeded his son Benjamin 182 acres on Cunningham Creek , and his son Lewis 87 acres adjoining the lines of Thomas Jefferson, John Haden and Henry Haislip. On January 27, 1799, John Hancock and Elizabeth his wife, of Patrick Co, in consideration of $260, deeded land to Jacob Mayo, of Fluvanna Co. On September 13, 1802, they deeded him 147 acres in consideration of $100. John left a will dated November 10, 1802, in which he devised his son Lewis "the land where on I lived in Fluvanna Co," and the balance of his estate to his wife for life or widowhood, and then to be divided among his children. John and Elizabeth lived for many years on the branches of Cunningham Creek, Fluvanna Co., VA. DEATH: John died at the home of his son, Benjamin. He was a Revolutionary War veteran and served as a private (and a Major by some accounts). See account book1784, page 2, VA State Library. Major Hancock was named as his legatee. See "Georgia and Georgia People"; Richard Ramsey Hancock; Virginia State Library A D. Account Book, 1784, p. 2; DAR Patriot Index, Vol. 1, p. 300) Descendants: Frances Groom Brandon (Mrs. Jim), No. 644135 Dorothy Dillingder Caldwell (Mrs. George Aiken), No. 591062 descendants include the Duggin, Odom, Orman, Owen, Robinson, and other related families.
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- Title: merge v4t1222 hancock.GED
Media: Other
Text: Date of Import: Jan 13, 2001
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