On 8 July 1802, John H Peyton and Garett or Garnett Peyton were bonded for John H Peyton, who was licensed to marry Susanna Smith Madison in Virginia. Film # 007740794 on Familysearch (see photo).
On 8 July 1802: Montgomery Towit. Garnett Peyton made Oath in the Clerks Office that the within named John H Peyton & Susanna Smith Madison were re spectively Twenty One years of age
Subscribed the 8th of
July 1802.
Teste C H Hollcomb(?). Garnett Peyton
Per Montgomery Co., Virginia Marriage Bonds, 1773-1857, Film # 007740794, on Familysearch (see photo). Note parts are hard to make out.
Susanna Smith Madison Peyton, the daughter of William Strother Madison & Elizabeth Preston was buried here. Transcription below is from The History of the Trinity Churchyard, by Elizabeth C Hullihen, Staunton, Virginia, 2005, Beverly Manor Chapter, DAR, 2005.
Obit not located.
Long article about John Howe Peyton and family was in the Southern Historical Magazine: Devoted to History ..., 1892, Vol. 2, edited by Virgil Anson Lewis, "p 31-38, to be continued." Plus in Southern Historical Magazine: Devoted to History, Genealogy ..., 1892, Vol. 1, p 244-247, edited by Virgil Anson Lewis lists his and Ann's 10 children (starting with Susan in 1822) and family. Page 244 says John's first wife Mary had one son, William Madison Peyton of Roanoke.
Today, Madisonville is instead in Charlotte County, Virginia.
On 8 July 1802: Montgomery Towit. Garnett Peyton made Oath in the Clerks Office that the within named John H Peyton & Susanna Smith Madison were re spectively Twenty One years of age
Subscribed the 8th of
July 1802.
Teste C H Hollcomb(?). Garnett Peyton
Per Montgomery Co., Virginia Marriage Bonds, 1773-1857, Film # 007740794, on Familysearch (see photo). Note parts are hard to make out.
Susanna Smith Madison Peyton, the daughter of William Strother Madison & Elizabeth Preston was buried here. Transcription below is from The History of the Trinity Churchyard, by Elizabeth C Hullihen, Staunton, Virginia, 2005, Beverly Manor Chapter, DAR, 2005.
Obit not located.
Long article about John Howe Peyton and family was in the Southern Historical Magazine: Devoted to History ..., 1892, Vol. 2, edited by Virgil Anson Lewis, "p 31-38, to be continued." Plus in Southern Historical Magazine: Devoted to History, Genealogy ..., 1892, Vol. 1, p 244-247, edited by Virgil Anson Lewis lists his and Ann's 10 children (starting with Susan in 1822) and family. Page 244 says John's first wife Mary had one son, William Madison Peyton of Roanoke.
Today, Madisonville is instead in Charlotte County, Virginia.
On 8 July 1802, John H Peyton and Garett or Garnett Peyton were bonded for John H Peyton, who was licensed to marry Susanna Smith Madison in Virginia. Film # 007740794 on Familysearch (see photo).
On 8 July 1802: Montgomery Towit. Garnett Peyton made Oath in the Clerks Office that the within named John H Peyton & Susanna Smith Madison were re spectively Twenty One years of age
Subscribed the 8th of
July 1802.
Teste C H Hollcomb(?). Garnett Peyton
Per Montgomery Co., Virginia Marriage Bonds, 1773-1857, Film # 007740794, on Familysearch (see photo). Note parts are hard to make out.
Susanna Smith Madison Peyton, the daughter of William Strother Madison & Elizabeth Preston was buried here. Transcription below is from The History of the Trinity Churchyard, by Elizabeth C Hullihen, Staunton, Virginia, 2005, Beverly Manor Chapter, DAR, 2005.
Obit not located.
Long article about John Howe Peyton and family was in the Southern Historical Magazine: Devoted to History ..., 1892, Vol. 2, edited by Virgil Anson Lewis, "p 31-38, to be continued." Plus in Southern Historical Magazine: Devoted to History, Genealogy ..., 1892, Vol. 1, p 244-247, edited by Virgil Anson Lewis lists his and Ann's 10 children (starting with Susan in 1822) and family. Page 244 says John's first wife Mary had one son, William Madison Peyton of Roanoke.
Today, Madisonville is instead in Charlotte County, Virginia.
On 8 July 1802: Montgomery Towit. Garnett Peyton made Oath in the Clerks Office that the within named John H Peyton & Susanna Smith Madison were re spectively Twenty One years of age
Subscribed the 8th of
July 1802.
Teste C H Hollcomb(?). Garnett Peyton
Per Montgomery Co., Virginia Marriage Bonds, 1773-1857, Film # 007740794, on Familysearch (see photo). Note parts are hard to make out.
Susanna Smith Madison Peyton, the daughter of William Strother Madison & Elizabeth Preston was buried here. Transcription below is from The History of the Trinity Churchyard, by Elizabeth C Hullihen, Staunton, Virginia, 2005, Beverly Manor Chapter, DAR, 2005.
Obit not located.
Long article about John Howe Peyton and family was in the Southern Historical Magazine: Devoted to History ..., 1892, Vol. 2, edited by Virgil Anson Lewis, "p 31-38, to be continued." Plus in Southern Historical Magazine: Devoted to History, Genealogy ..., 1892, Vol. 1, p 244-247, edited by Virgil Anson Lewis lists his and Ann's 10 children (starting with Susan in 1822) and family. Page 244 says John's first wife Mary had one son, William Madison Peyton of Roanoke.
Today, Madisonville is instead in Charlotte County, Virginia.
Inscription
SUSANNA SMITH MADISON PEYTON
Wife of J. H. Peyton
& eldest daughter of
William Strother Madison
& Elizabeth Preston:
Born at Madisonville,
Montgomery County. Oct. 15th, 1780:
Died in Staunton July 15th, 1830
Gravesite Details
south side of the 4 sided marker
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