Scott Simpson's Virginia Genealogy
Spicie Toms
Birth:Jul 1831 in , Albemarle, Virginia
Death:28 Jun 1910
Sex:F
Father:
Mother:
  
Changed: 26 May 2002 10:57:48

Spouses & Children
Samuel Wade (Husband) b. About 1827 in , Albemarle, Virginia
Marriage: 17 Mar 1849 in Covesville, Albemarle, Virginia
Children: 
  1. Mildred M. Wade b. About 1849 in , Albemarle, Virginia
  2. Joseph D. Wade b. Apr 1852 in , Albemarle, Virginia
  3. Malinda Louisa Wade b. About 1854 in , Albemarle, Virginia
  4. Sally J. Wade b. About 1856 in , Nelson, Virginia
  5. Mary F. Wade b. About 1856 in , Nelson, Virginia
  6. John R. Wade b. Aug 1857 in , Nelson, Virginia
  7. DescendantsJerry F. Wade b. 13 Jul 1858
  8. Robert S. Wade b. Dec 1859 in , , Virginia
  9. Nettie J. Wade b. About 1862 in , , Virginia
 

Notes
Individual:
!FIRST NAME, DEATH DATE: Bible of Martha Jane Suddarth Wade.


!SURNAME: Personal recollection of Nathaniel Smith WADE, son of
Jerry WADE and grandson of Spicy TOMS.

!BIRTH DATE: Federal Census; 1900; Albemarle County, Virginia;
E.D. 8; sheet 5A. She is listed with child Jerry Wade, age 11, in the
1870 census for Albemarle County, Virginia, page 448. And she is
listed, as age 75, in the home of her son Robert S. Wade in the 1910
census (Albemarle County, E.D. 8; house #236).

!BIRTH PLACE: Federal Census; Nelson County, Virginia; 1860;
page 841.

!Spicie's father may be one Smith or Smithson Toms (see Smith Toms
in this gedcom). The following facts tend to support this connection
(but are not alone sufficient to establish it):
(1) Smith Toms provided the consent for Spicie's marriage to Samuel
Wade, but without stating his relationship to Spicie. (Albemarle County
Marriages, 1780-1853; by John Vogt & T. William Kethley, Jr. (1991);
vol. II; page 658.)
(2) Chasteen Toms, a son of Smith Toms, was the bondsman for the
marriage of Spicie Toms and Samuel Wade (see note under Chastine Toms).
Spicie might possibly be the same person as the "Ann," age 19, listed in
Smith Toms's household in 1850 (Albemarle Co., p. 270A), because Spicie
was born in July 1831 (and so would have been 19 in 1850), and I have found
marriages for seven of Smith's nine children but not for Ann. However,
Spicie is listed on the same page of the census, two houses away, with her
husband. Nevertheless, they had been married in 1849, only a year before
the census.

!No obituary for Spicie (Toms) Wade is in the Daily Progress newspaper of
Charlottesville, Virginia, from June 28, 1910, through at least July 3, 1910.
Later issues have not yet been checked, and the Charlottesville Chronicle,
another newspaper of that time, has not yet been checked.


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