NameMAJ Theodoric Bland
, J6F6-3M, M
Birth2 or 12 Dec 1718 or 19 Dec 1719, Prince George County, Virginia520,521,522
Will Dated16 Jul 1783
Death16 Jul 1784, Amelia County, Virginia523
BurialJordon Point Plantation, Jordan Point Manor, Prince George County, Virginia524
Will Probate28 Oct 1784, Amelia County, Virginia
Military ServiceCompany Lieutenant, 1758
Public Office FactClerk of Prince George County
ResFact“Cawson’s”, Prince George Co., Virginia.
Anst File#J6F6-3M; , GJ1D-B2
Relationship**John Randolph of "Roanoke" was said to have helped with the education of Theodore Bland Dudley, his cousin. Parents and relationship to Theodoric Bland and Frances Bolling not yet known.
FlagsVolume 1
Spouses
Birthbef 21 Feb 1722/3, Prince George County, Virginia
Death1774, Amelia County, Virginia
BurialUnknown, Virginia519
FlagsVolume 1
Marriageabt 1739, Virginia81
ChildrenElizabeth , F (1740-1777)
Theodorick , M (1742-1790)
Mary , F (1745-1765)
Ann , F (1747-<1781)
Jane , F (1749-)
Frances , F (1752-1788)
Birthabt 1720, Bremo Plantation, Henrico County, Virginia
Will Dated17 Dec 1783
Deathabt 1784, Amelia County, Virginia
FlagsVolume 1
FatherEdward Randolph , M (~1690-)
MotherElizabeth Graves , F (~1690-)
Marriageaft Dec 1783, Virginia
Research notes for MAJ Theodoric Bland
^BIRTH:
2 Dec 1718; Cawsons Plantation, Prince George County: Esvalt
52312 Dec 1718; Ordan's Point, Prince George County: Blevins
45919 Dec 1719; Prentiss Price.
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Reference notes for MAJ Theodoric Bland
“Campbell says of him [Theodorick Bland] that he was a plain, practical man, with slender advantages of education, but a man of good fortune and character. Nothing is known of his education, but it is illogical that he should have not had advantages equal to his older brother Richard. Governor Faquier in 1758 appointed Theodorick as colonel of the Prince George County Militia, and he was also clerk of the county and in several terms, a member of the Burgesses from the county.”
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Notes for Frances (Spouse 1)
On 16 June 1741, Theodorick Bland gave a bond of £400 to Francis Smith with the condition that Theodoric and his wife Frances would sell her share of “Bathurst” to Francis Smith when Frances reached the age of 21. On 21 and 22 February 1743/4, deeds and releases were signed by Theodoric and Frances selling the land to Francis Smith. This indicates that Frances was born sometime after 16 June 1720 and before 21 Feb 1722/3.
Research notes for Frances (Spouse 1)
Note:
523From "Extracts on the Bland Family from Bishop Meade," published 1858, it states:
“He (Theodoric Bland) married a Miss Bolling, descendant of Pocahontas, and had one son Theodoric, and five daughters, Messrs. Bannister, Ruffin, Eaton, Haynes and Randolph of Roanoke, father of John Randolph, member of Congress.”
Later in the same source, vol. I, pp. 79-80:
“The son of Pocahontas, Thomas Rolph, married a Miss Poythress. Their grandson, John Bolling, married a Miss Kennon, whose son John married a Miss Blair, of Williamsburg, while Richard Randolph, fourth in descent from Pocahontas, married Miss Ann Meade, sister of Col. R. K. Meade. Their daughter married Mr. Wm. Bolling, of Bolling Hall, Goochland Co., each of them being fifth in descent from Pocahontas.”
Correspondence notes for Frances (Spouse 1)
Date: June 19, 2010 1:23:03 PM CDT
Subject: Birthdate for Frances Bolling Bland
Reply-To: "GUY M BENSON" <
gbenson7@nc.rr.com>
Joe,
The DB has Frances' birthdate as 1724. As described below She and her husband were not able to execute a deed for half of the Bathurst property until she was 21. This happened on 21 Feb 1743/4 so she was born before Feb 1722/3.
Guy
a) To Francis and Lucy Smith: 295 acres “…one- half of the said lands as purchased by Mr. Francis Meriwether dec’d and Mary Meriwether his widow of Richard Buck (sic) with the plantation whereon the Honorable John Robinson Esqr. Now lives…” (The total of 590 acres consisted of items 14, 19, 21 & 23 in Table 8 – 2.) This land and the next remained with descendants of Francis and Mary until 1810. (See section on Bathurst House in Chapter 8.)
b) To Theodorick and Frances Bland: 295 ½ acres, the other half of the above 590 acres.
i) On 16 Jun 1741 Theodorick Bland of Prince George County, gent. gave a bond of 400 pounds of current money of Virginia to Francis Smith with the condition that he (i.e., Theodorick Bland) and his wife Frances will sell her moiety of the 590 acres when Frances reaches the age of 21. Smith was “permitted in the meanwhile to hold & enjoy the same without any Interruption.” Recorded 19 Jan 1741/2. [DB22 329 (Sparacio 85)].
ii) By deeds of lease and release dated 21 & 22 Feb 1743/4 Theodorick and Frances Bland of Prince George County soldFrances’ moiety of 295 acres to Francis Smith for £200 of lawful money of Virginia. Deeds recorded 20 Mar 1743/4.Frances release of Dower was dated 20 Mar 1743/4 and recorded 23 Feb 1743/4 in Prince George County and 20 Mar 1743/4 Essex County. DB23, 129 – 135 (Sparacio 45 – 47).
Research notes for Theodoric & Frances (Family)
Colson has married in 1739, with children: Theodoric b. 21 Mar 1741; Frances b. 1744; Anna b. 5 Sep 1747; Elizabeth b. 1748; Frances b. 24 Sep 1752.
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From Neal.
526Married: 1739 in Of Kippax, Prince George, Va.
Children
1. Theodorick BLAND b: 21 MAR 1741 in Va.
2. Frances BLAND b: 1744 in Va.
3. Anna BLAND b: 5 SEP 1747 in Prince George, Va.
4. Elizabeth BLAND b: 1748 in Va.
5. Frances BLAND b: 24 SEP 1752 in Mattox, Chesterfield, Va.
Notes for Elizabeth (Spouse 2)
Married 1) Rev. William Yates., president of William & Mary.
Research notes for Elizabeth (Spouse 2)
^NAME **Is her maiden name RANDOLPH or YATES? BLEVINS shows RANDOLPH, others Elizabeth Randolph Yates.
^FATHER: BLEVINS shows Edward Randolph.
Relationship notes for Theodoric & Elizabeth (Family)
• Grace Butler Waring is the 8th Cousin of Samuel Waverly Putney Jr.
Common Ancestor: Nicholas Meriwether & Elizabeth ?
• 7G Grandparents of Samuel Waverly Putney Jr.
• 7G Grandparents of Grace Butler Waring