Hannah Wilson Clay
12 Oct 1642 – 2 Aug 1706
Hannah Wilson Clay was the daughter of John Wilson, Jr. and Hannah
Born: 1642
Henrico County, Virginia
Death: 12 October 1686 Henrico County, Virginia
Death: 02 August 1706 Henrico County, Virginia
Father: Captain John Wilson of Isle of Wight, VA
John Wilson was born 1622 in Henrico Co., VA and died 1686 in Isle of Wight Co., VA
Mother : Hannah James Wilson
Spouse: Charles Clay
Children:
1. Martha Stanley Clay b. 1660 ... aka Blankenship
2. Mary Clay b. 1664
3. Elizabeth Clay b.1666
4. John Clay b.1668 d. 1722
5. Thomas Clay b.1670
6. Henry Clay b. 1672 - 1760
7. Charles Clay b. 1674/5 - 1765
8. Judith Clay b. 1778
Green Clay manuscript, Clay Family Quarterlies, Robert Young Clay shared data.
Charles Clay b.1638, Charles City Co., Va. M. 1667 Hannah Wilson, b. 1642 Henrico Co., Va. Daughter of John Wilson. Charles d. 1686. Charles son of John Clay and Elizabeth, possibly Frame, who later married a John Wall, and John Tate. In a deed of gift from Oct. 3, 1660, John Wall gives to his son-in-law (step-son) Charles Clay, 2 ewes, (Congressional Library, Washington, D.C., Virginia County Records, Vol. 2, p. 78 and 245.
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Boyd Co, Press Observer Jan 29, 1976
CHARLES CLAY (1638-1686) son of Capt. John Clay, married HANNAH WILSON, daughter of John Wilson, Sr., of Henrico County, where they also lived, near the site of present Petersburg. CHARLES distinguished himself by serving in Bacon's Rebellion.
Times were hard in Virginia in the 1670s. Tobacco prices were low, taxes were high and Indians were attacking frontier settlements. Governor Berkeley did little toward protecting border settlers; colonists thought his inaction due either to fear of a war or his reluctance to disturb his profitable fur trade with the Indians. When Nathaniel Bacon assumed leadership in defense of the frontier against its attackers, Governor Berkeley proclaimed that Bacon and all fighting under him were rebels and mutineers. Men who had taken oath under Bacon soon found themselves fighting the very men they were trying to protect. Then Bacon died from swamp fever and the rebellion fell apart. A number of lesser leaders were hanged on Governor Berkeley's orders.
The very fact that CHARLES CLAY fought under Bacon in this early uprising against English rule indicates that he was a man of courage and determination
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Suggested Edit
Contributor: Debra FAG ID 47442357 Made the following Suggested edit:
You might want to change the date of birth for the daughter Judith as I don't think that date is possible.
Also the information I have for the daughter Elizabeth is:
Elizabeth Ormerod Clay
1678–1780
BIRTH 15 DEC 1678 • Lancashire, England
DEATH 1780 • Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight, Virginia, United States
Spouse John Clayton and their children:
Elizabeth Clayton
1714–1756
Sarah Elizabeth Clayton
1716–1730
William Clayton
1718–1778
Mary Clayton
1719–1800
George Clayton
1720–1776
Susanna Clayton
1723–
Rebecca Clayton
1726–
♫ ♫ God Bless America the land of the free ♫ ♫
12 Oct 1642 – 2 Aug 1706
Hannah Wilson Clay was the daughter of John Wilson, Jr. and Hannah
Born: 1642
Henrico County, Virginia
Death: 12 October 1686 Henrico County, Virginia
Death: 02 August 1706 Henrico County, Virginia
Father: Captain John Wilson of Isle of Wight, VA
John Wilson was born 1622 in Henrico Co., VA and died 1686 in Isle of Wight Co., VA
Mother : Hannah James Wilson
Spouse: Charles Clay
Children:
1. Martha Stanley Clay b. 1660 ... aka Blankenship
2. Mary Clay b. 1664
3. Elizabeth Clay b.1666
4. John Clay b.1668 d. 1722
5. Thomas Clay b.1670
6. Henry Clay b. 1672 - 1760
7. Charles Clay b. 1674/5 - 1765
8. Judith Clay b. 1778
Green Clay manuscript, Clay Family Quarterlies, Robert Young Clay shared data.
Charles Clay b.1638, Charles City Co., Va. M. 1667 Hannah Wilson, b. 1642 Henrico Co., Va. Daughter of John Wilson. Charles d. 1686. Charles son of John Clay and Elizabeth, possibly Frame, who later married a John Wall, and John Tate. In a deed of gift from Oct. 3, 1660, John Wall gives to his son-in-law (step-son) Charles Clay, 2 ewes, (Congressional Library, Washington, D.C., Virginia County Records, Vol. 2, p. 78 and 245.
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Boyd Co, Press Observer Jan 29, 1976
CHARLES CLAY (1638-1686) son of Capt. John Clay, married HANNAH WILSON, daughter of John Wilson, Sr., of Henrico County, where they also lived, near the site of present Petersburg. CHARLES distinguished himself by serving in Bacon's Rebellion.
Times were hard in Virginia in the 1670s. Tobacco prices were low, taxes were high and Indians were attacking frontier settlements. Governor Berkeley did little toward protecting border settlers; colonists thought his inaction due either to fear of a war or his reluctance to disturb his profitable fur trade with the Indians. When Nathaniel Bacon assumed leadership in defense of the frontier against its attackers, Governor Berkeley proclaimed that Bacon and all fighting under him were rebels and mutineers. Men who had taken oath under Bacon soon found themselves fighting the very men they were trying to protect. Then Bacon died from swamp fever and the rebellion fell apart. A number of lesser leaders were hanged on Governor Berkeley's orders.
The very fact that CHARLES CLAY fought under Bacon in this early uprising against English rule indicates that he was a man of courage and determination
•*¨*••*¨*•
Suggested Edit
Contributor: Debra FAG ID 47442357 Made the following Suggested edit:
You might want to change the date of birth for the daughter Judith as I don't think that date is possible.
Also the information I have for the daughter Elizabeth is:
Elizabeth Ormerod Clay
1678–1780
BIRTH 15 DEC 1678 • Lancashire, England
DEATH 1780 • Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight, Virginia, United States
Spouse John Clayton and their children:
Elizabeth Clayton
1714–1756
Sarah Elizabeth Clayton
1716–1730
William Clayton
1718–1778
Mary Clayton
1719–1800
George Clayton
1720–1776
Susanna Clayton
1723–
Rebecca Clayton
1726–
♫ ♫ God Bless America the land of the free ♫ ♫
Hannah Wilson Clay
12 Oct 1642 – 2 Aug 1706
Hannah Wilson Clay was the daughter of John Wilson, Jr. and Hannah
Born: 1642
Henrico County, Virginia
Death: 12 October 1686 Henrico County, Virginia
Death: 02 August 1706 Henrico County, Virginia
Father: Captain John Wilson of Isle of Wight, VA
John Wilson was born 1622 in Henrico Co., VA and died 1686 in Isle of Wight Co., VA
Mother : Hannah James Wilson
Spouse: Charles Clay
Children:
1. Martha Stanley Clay b. 1660 ... aka Blankenship
2. Mary Clay b. 1664
3. Elizabeth Clay b.1666
4. John Clay b.1668 d. 1722
5. Thomas Clay b.1670
6. Henry Clay b. 1672 - 1760
7. Charles Clay b. 1674/5 - 1765
8. Judith Clay b. 1778
Green Clay manuscript, Clay Family Quarterlies, Robert Young Clay shared data.
Charles Clay b.1638, Charles City Co., Va. M. 1667 Hannah Wilson, b. 1642 Henrico Co., Va. Daughter of John Wilson. Charles d. 1686. Charles son of John Clay and Elizabeth, possibly Frame, who later married a John Wall, and John Tate. In a deed of gift from Oct. 3, 1660, John Wall gives to his son-in-law (step-son) Charles Clay, 2 ewes, (Congressional Library, Washington, D.C., Virginia County Records, Vol. 2, p. 78 and 245.
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Boyd Co, Press Observer Jan 29, 1976
CHARLES CLAY (1638-1686) son of Capt. John Clay, married HANNAH WILSON, daughter of John Wilson, Sr., of Henrico County, where they also lived, near the site of present Petersburg. CHARLES distinguished himself by serving in Bacon's Rebellion.
Times were hard in Virginia in the 1670s. Tobacco prices were low, taxes were high and Indians were attacking frontier settlements. Governor Berkeley did little toward protecting border settlers; colonists thought his inaction due either to fear of a war or his reluctance to disturb his profitable fur trade with the Indians. When Nathaniel Bacon assumed leadership in defense of the frontier against its attackers, Governor Berkeley proclaimed that Bacon and all fighting under him were rebels and mutineers. Men who had taken oath under Bacon soon found themselves fighting the very men they were trying to protect. Then Bacon died from swamp fever and the rebellion fell apart. A number of lesser leaders were hanged on Governor Berkeley's orders.
The very fact that CHARLES CLAY fought under Bacon in this early uprising against English rule indicates that he was a man of courage and determination
•*¨*••*¨*•
Suggested Edit
Contributor: Debra FAG ID 47442357 Made the following Suggested edit:
You might want to change the date of birth for the daughter Judith as I don't think that date is possible.
Also the information I have for the daughter Elizabeth is:
Elizabeth Ormerod Clay
1678–1780
BIRTH 15 DEC 1678 • Lancashire, England
DEATH 1780 • Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight, Virginia, United States
Spouse John Clayton and their children:
Elizabeth Clayton
1714–1756
Sarah Elizabeth Clayton
1716–1730
William Clayton
1718–1778
Mary Clayton
1719–1800
George Clayton
1720–1776
Susanna Clayton
1723–
Rebecca Clayton
1726–
♫ ♫ God Bless America the land of the free ♫ ♫
12 Oct 1642 – 2 Aug 1706
Hannah Wilson Clay was the daughter of John Wilson, Jr. and Hannah
Born: 1642
Henrico County, Virginia
Death: 12 October 1686 Henrico County, Virginia
Death: 02 August 1706 Henrico County, Virginia
Father: Captain John Wilson of Isle of Wight, VA
John Wilson was born 1622 in Henrico Co., VA and died 1686 in Isle of Wight Co., VA
Mother : Hannah James Wilson
Spouse: Charles Clay
Children:
1. Martha Stanley Clay b. 1660 ... aka Blankenship
2. Mary Clay b. 1664
3. Elizabeth Clay b.1666
4. John Clay b.1668 d. 1722
5. Thomas Clay b.1670
6. Henry Clay b. 1672 - 1760
7. Charles Clay b. 1674/5 - 1765
8. Judith Clay b. 1778
Green Clay manuscript, Clay Family Quarterlies, Robert Young Clay shared data.
Charles Clay b.1638, Charles City Co., Va. M. 1667 Hannah Wilson, b. 1642 Henrico Co., Va. Daughter of John Wilson. Charles d. 1686. Charles son of John Clay and Elizabeth, possibly Frame, who later married a John Wall, and John Tate. In a deed of gift from Oct. 3, 1660, John Wall gives to his son-in-law (step-son) Charles Clay, 2 ewes, (Congressional Library, Washington, D.C., Virginia County Records, Vol. 2, p. 78 and 245.
✻ღϠ₡ღ✻
Boyd Co, Press Observer Jan 29, 1976
CHARLES CLAY (1638-1686) son of Capt. John Clay, married HANNAH WILSON, daughter of John Wilson, Sr., of Henrico County, where they also lived, near the site of present Petersburg. CHARLES distinguished himself by serving in Bacon's Rebellion.
Times were hard in Virginia in the 1670s. Tobacco prices were low, taxes were high and Indians were attacking frontier settlements. Governor Berkeley did little toward protecting border settlers; colonists thought his inaction due either to fear of a war or his reluctance to disturb his profitable fur trade with the Indians. When Nathaniel Bacon assumed leadership in defense of the frontier against its attackers, Governor Berkeley proclaimed that Bacon and all fighting under him were rebels and mutineers. Men who had taken oath under Bacon soon found themselves fighting the very men they were trying to protect. Then Bacon died from swamp fever and the rebellion fell apart. A number of lesser leaders were hanged on Governor Berkeley's orders.
The very fact that CHARLES CLAY fought under Bacon in this early uprising against English rule indicates that he was a man of courage and determination
•*¨*••*¨*•
Suggested Edit
Contributor: Debra FAG ID 47442357 Made the following Suggested edit:
You might want to change the date of birth for the daughter Judith as I don't think that date is possible.
Also the information I have for the daughter Elizabeth is:
Elizabeth Ormerod Clay
1678–1780
BIRTH 15 DEC 1678 • Lancashire, England
DEATH 1780 • Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight, Virginia, United States
Spouse John Clayton and their children:
Elizabeth Clayton
1714–1756
Sarah Elizabeth Clayton
1716–1730
William Clayton
1718–1778
Mary Clayton
1719–1800
George Clayton
1720–1776
Susanna Clayton
1723–
Rebecca Clayton
1726–
♫ ♫ God Bless America the land of the free ♫ ♫
