Newsletter 2 1978.pdf - The Grayson Family

spot slvania Co.. kourt Records:
Page 13.
St .. George Is Parish: Fredericksburg 1726-1745
1726 John Grayson, Thomas Chew, John Taliaf erro, William. Hansford were
vestrynen.
1726 John and Benjamin Grayson were assigned to make the tax list and John
and Ambrose Grayson planted on John's plantation,
Capt. Lightfoot and Thomas Chew viewed lands.
1728 John and A~brose with John Robinson Esq. as warden were vestrymen.
They were also vestrymen in 1729 & 1730.
John also vestryman 1731 & 1735. John and Ambrose 1731-32. Others were
Robert Beverly, John Taliaf erro, John Waller, Francis and John Taliaferro,
Willia~ri Rsbinson, Francis Thornton, Kosley Battaley, Richard Tutt , John
Thornton, Jaces I.arye, John and IIenry Waller.
No Graysons !:ere vestr en in 1745, but were in 1737 and 1740 Arbrose wzs
vestryman in 1743 and g. Also Littlcberrys there.
(John must have been the father of Ambrose, Benjamin, and John Jr.)
The First John was at Christ's Church
1735 Am'3rose Graysm and John Wallex br~ught suit for debt
1735 John Grayson, Jr. was on jury
1731 John Grayson was assigned to repair eoad
1732 John Grayson was on jury and was also allo~~ed the value of timber
July 28, 1-755 Williao Tandy of Caroline Co. sold Benjamin Grayson land.
Benjarrin lived in Dettingen Parish of Prince Wn. Co. 1755. Bought 263
acres patented by Koses Linton. Daughter of Seth Quarles n. William Tandy.
Grayson Genealogy:
Culpepper Co., Va.. county records:
St., Karkls Church Parish Elizabeth Carter Grayson rr,. William DeHart
Oct..1871 and had children Annie, Roberta, John Grayson, etc..
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July 2, 1761 Richard burdyne died and left wife ~atherine, son Reginold
and daughters Hannah Shotwell and Barbara Grasson
1863 R. C. Grayson was a rember of the Brandy Rifles. I
]:adison Co. Ala. Rueben Shotwell was guardian fcr John
July 12, 1830
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