JOHN FITZHUGH was the son of Henry Fitzhugh (1686-1758) and Susanna Cooke (1695-1749), and John was born on 14 June 1727 in Bedford, St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co, Virginia.
John Fitzhugh married Alice Catlett Thornton on 30 Oct 1746 in Stafford County, Virginia. John and Alice had THIRTEEN children (that are known of) during their marriage:
Henry Fitzhugh (1747-?),
John Thornton Fitzhugh (1749-1809),
George Fitzhugh (1751-1810),
Thomas Fitzhugh (1753-1829),
Elizabeth Fitzhugh-Conway (1754-1823),
Susanna Fitzhugh-Conway (1756-1819),
William Fitzhugh (1757-1803),
Alice Fitzhugh-Dixon-Pratt (1759-?),
Francis Fitzhugh (1761-1821),
Daniel McCarty Fitzhugh (1763-1823),
Sarah Ann Fitzhugh-Thornton (1765-1820),
Thornton Fitzhugh (1768-1804), and
Ann Rose Fitzhugh-Thornton (1769-?).
John Fitzhugh made patriotic contributions in the American Revolution in Stafford County, Virginia. His service is documented with Daughters of The American Revolution.
John Fitzhugh passed away on 11 May 1809 in Bel Air, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia.
Death Sources:
1. King, George Harrison Stanford, (1961), "The Register of Overwharton Parish Stafford County Virginia, 1723 - 1758, and Sundry Historical & Genealogical Notes," Fellow, American Society of Genealogists, Fredericksburg, Virginia, p. 225, & 228.
2. Sparacio, Ruth & Sparacio, Sam, (1992), Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book Abstracts 1809-1810," The Antient Press: Virginia, pp. 61-62.
2. Prince William County, Virginia, Circuit Court Archives, Dumfries District Court, Deed Book B, Pages 245-250, Signed: 10 April 1798, Proved: 18 May 1798.
3. Land Indenture between John Fitzhugh of Stafford County, Virginia and his son, Thomas Fitzhugh of Prince William County, Virginia.
4. Inventory & Appraisment Estate of John Fitzhugh, pp. 19-21, Stafford County Court, 9 October 1809, Recorded 8 January 1810.
5. Brown, Stuart E. Jr. (1983), "Annals of Clarke County Virginia," Virginia Book Company, Berryville, Virginia, Vol 1, pp. 226-236. (d. 11 May 1809).
©Mark Morrow
JOHN FITZHUGH was the son of Henry Fitzhugh (1686-1758) and Susanna Cooke (1695-1749), and John was born on 14 June 1727 in Bedford, St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co, Virginia.
John Fitzhugh married Alice Catlett Thornton on 30 Oct 1746 in Stafford County, Virginia. John and Alice had THIRTEEN children (that are known of) during their marriage:
Henry Fitzhugh (1747-?),
John Thornton Fitzhugh (1749-1809),
George Fitzhugh (1751-1810),
Thomas Fitzhugh (1753-1829),
Elizabeth Fitzhugh-Conway (1754-1823),
Susanna Fitzhugh-Conway (1756-1819),
William Fitzhugh (1757-1803),
Alice Fitzhugh-Dixon-Pratt (1759-?),
Francis Fitzhugh (1761-1821),
Daniel McCarty Fitzhugh (1763-1823),
Sarah Ann Fitzhugh-Thornton (1765-1820),
Thornton Fitzhugh (1768-1804), and
Ann Rose Fitzhugh-Thornton (1769-?).
John Fitzhugh made patriotic contributions in the American Revolution in Stafford County, Virginia. His service is documented with Daughters of The American Revolution.
John Fitzhugh passed away on 11 May 1809 in Bel Air, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia.
Death Sources:
1. King, George Harrison Stanford, (1961), "The Register of Overwharton Parish Stafford County Virginia, 1723 - 1758, and Sundry Historical & Genealogical Notes," Fellow, American Society of Genealogists, Fredericksburg, Virginia, p. 225, & 228.
2. Sparacio, Ruth & Sparacio, Sam, (1992), Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book Abstracts 1809-1810," The Antient Press: Virginia, pp. 61-62.
2. Prince William County, Virginia, Circuit Court Archives, Dumfries District Court, Deed Book B, Pages 245-250, Signed: 10 April 1798, Proved: 18 May 1798.
3. Land Indenture between John Fitzhugh of Stafford County, Virginia and his son, Thomas Fitzhugh of Prince William County, Virginia.
4. Inventory & Appraisment Estate of John Fitzhugh, pp. 19-21, Stafford County Court, 9 October 1809, Recorded 8 January 1810.
5. Brown, Stuart E. Jr. (1983), "Annals of Clarke County Virginia," Virginia Book Company, Berryville, Virginia, Vol 1, pp. 226-236. (d. 11 May 1809).
©Mark Morrow
