Colonial Meriwether Families - Person Sheet
Colonial Meriwether Families - Person Sheet
NameAnn Elizabeth Anderson 183,485, F
OfHanover County, Va.
FlagsVolume 1
FatherNelson Anderson , M (-1786)
Spouses
Birthabt 1725, Hanover County, Virginia391
Will Dated06 Mar 1801
Deathabt Apr 1801, Albemarle County, Virginia85
Will Proved01 Jun 1801, Albemarle County, Virginia
BurialAlbemarle County, Virginia396
OccupationAn attorney, he was prominent in the affairs of Hanover, Louisa, and Albemarle counties.
Military ServiceAmRev
DARA114606
FlagsAmRev Flag, Attorney/Judge, Military Flag, Volume 1
FatherDavid Thomson , M (<1690-1769)
MotherElizabeth Waddy , F (~1692-1727)
Marriageabt 1750, Virginia
ChildrenWaddy , M (~1757-1827)
Notes for Waddy (Spouse 1)
Buried on the family farm on Ivy’s Creek, seven miles west of Charlottesville.
Will notes for Waddy (Spouse 1)
Will of Waddy Thompson of Albemarle. 76
Dated 6th March, 1801.
Recorded in Albemarle, 1st June, 1801.

Wife, Mary, youngest daughters, Ann Lewis Grafton, Mary Poindexter, Susanna Thomson, Mildred Thomson, and Judith Poindexter; granddaughter, Mary Lewis Slaughter; son, Nelson Thomson, deceased; daughter, Sarah Lewis, wife of John Lewis; daughter, Elizabeth; sons, David Thomson, Anderson Thomson; Waddy Thomson; brother-in-law, Nicholas Lewis; son-in-law, James Poindexter.

Note: No record of Sarah (Thompson?) Lewis in TMSI database.
Reference notes for Waddy (Spouse 1)
Waddy Thompson

Of the first known Waddy Thomson, grandson of Robert of New Kent, a fairly complete record is obtainable. He was born in Hanover county, Virginia, about 1725 and died in Albemarle county, of the same state, in 1801. His first wife was Elizabeth Anderson, daughter of Nelson Anderson, of Hanover. In the earliest records of Louisa county we find numerous allusions to this Waddy Thomson, who was a justice of the Peace there, and a member of the Louisa Committee of Safety. On the death of his first wife, he married Mary, daughter of Colonel Robert Lewis and Jane (Meriwether) Lewis, of "Belvoir," Albemarle county, Virginia, and widow of Samuel Cobbs, of Louisa county.

Waddy and Mary (Lewis) Thomson, with their family, removed from Louisa to Albemarle "where he was considered a man of high public esteem and was referred to for his fine judgment and probity, as evinced by the frequency with which his name appears in the family papers of his wide circle of friends and neighbors." [History of Albemarle County] 398
Children notes for Waddy & Ann Elizabeth (Family)
^ISSUE: **From DMT: 593
Nelson, m. Sarah Kerr;
David, b. Louisa Co. VA, d. Woodford Co. KY;
Anderson , m. Ann Anderson;
Waddy, m1. Anderson, VA, m2. Ormsby, VA;
Susanna, d. 1847, Albemarle County, VA, m1. David Rodes, m2. James Kerr;
Elizabeth;
Sarah, m. John Lewis.

^ISSUE: **From STLA: 183
Nelson, b. 1754 Hanover Co. VA, d. 3 Feb 1798 VA;
Anderson b. 4 Sep 1755, d. abt 1835, WD 20 Jan 1834, WP 28 Jun 1835 Bedford County, VA.;
Waddy;
Sarah;
David, Rev., b. 1759, d. aft 1786;
Elizabeth;
Susan;
Lucy.

^ISSUE: From DMR:594
Rev. David (1745),
Elizabeth (1747),
Sarah (1749),
Anderson (1753),
Nelson (1753),
Waddy (1757)

History of Albemarle County
Nelson
Anderson
David
Waddy
Susan
Lucy

“[Nelson] married his cousin, Ann Waddy and these left an only child, Mary Garland Thomson, who married William Nelson." 391
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