Colonial Meriwether Families - Person Sheet
Colonial Meriwether Families - Person Sheet
NameMary Waller 
190, F
190, FBirth20 Jan 1699, Virginia
Birth30 Jan 1699, Virginia
Christen17 Oct 1699, Virginia Age: <1
Death23 Mar 1781, Virginia Age: 82
Death28 Mar 1781, Virginia Age: 82
BurialBel-Air Plantation Cemetery, Lewiston, Spotsylvania County, Virginia637
Anst File#8MSL-V1
Web LinkWaller Family: http://www.alleylaw.net/riffe.html
FlagsVolume 1
FatherCol. John Waller , M (1673-~1754)
MotherDorothy King , F (1675-1758)
Spouses
1Zachary Lewis 190,572, M
190,572, MBirth01 Jan 1702, King and Queen County, Virginia572
Birth01 Jan 1702, Wales27
Death20 Jan 1765, Virginia91 Age: 63
DeathKing and Queen County, Virginia581
DeathMiddlesex County, Virginia581
DeathSpotsylvania County, Virginia
BurialBel-Air Plantation Cemetery, Lewiston, Spotsylvania County, Virginia636
OccupationLawyer; Physician.
Anst File#3150-36
FlagsAttorney/Judge, Physician, Volume 1
FatherZachary Lewis , M (~1650-)
MotherMary Walker , F (~1682-)
Marriage09 Jun 1725, Spotsylvania County, Virginia572
ChildrenAnne , F (1726-1748)
Mary Waller , LVQV-1F, F (1728-~1807)
John , M (1729-1780)
Zachariah , M (1731-1803)
Elizabeth “Betsy” , F (1732-1809)
Mourning , F (1734-1734)
Lucy , F (1735-1788)
Dorothea , F (1737-)
Waller , M (1739-1808)
Benjamin , M (1744-)
Reference notes for Zachary (Spouse 1)
“Zachary. born 1702 on jan 1st King and Queen Co. died jan 20th 1765 in Spotts Co Va married Jan. 9th 1725 Mary Waller daughter of Col John Waller, Spotts Co Va” 572
Reference notes for Zachary (Spouse 1)
Findagrave Memorial
The Lewis family is descended from Zachary Lewis of Wales who received a land grant in Virginia in 1694. His grandson, Zachary Lewis (1731-1803) founded "Bel-Air" in Spotsylvania County, Virginia. While some of his children and grandchildren remained in Spotsylvania County, others moved to Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas, and Texas. The Lewises intermarried with the Scott family which had originally settled in Pennsylvania, then relocated to Spotsylvania County. The Lewises also intermarried with the Daniel family of Stafford County, Virginia. All three families were prominent in Spotsylvania and Stafford Counties. Peter Vivian Daniel (1784-1860) served as lieutenant governor of Virginia and on the United States Supreme Court. An aunt of the Daniel and Lewis families, Jean Wood (1753-1823), was married to Governor James Wood (1741-1813)
see also:https://www.librarypoint.org/blogs/post/on-the-road-to-lake-anna/
The Lewis family is descended from Zachary Lewis of Wales who received a land grant in Virginia in 1694. His grandson, Zachary Lewis (1731-1803) founded "Bel-Air" in Spotsylvania County, Virginia. While some of his children and grandchildren remained in Spotsylvania County, others moved to Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas, and Texas. The Lewises intermarried with the Scott family which had originally settled in Pennsylvania, then relocated to Spotsylvania County. The Lewises also intermarried with the Daniel family of Stafford County, Virginia. All three families were prominent in Spotsylvania and Stafford Counties. Peter Vivian Daniel (1784-1860) served as lieutenant governor of Virginia and on the United States Supreme Court. An aunt of the Daniel and Lewis families, Jean Wood (1753-1823), was married to Governor James Wood (1741-1813)
see also:https://www.librarypoint.org/blogs/post/on-the-road-to-lake-anna/
Notes for Zachary & Mary (Family)
Zachary and Mary had ten children.
Research notes for Zachary & Mary (Family)
^MARR **ZL1 has 9 JAN.
^CHILD: Ten children.
^CHILD: Ten children.