Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316834:1030:191555462
• _UID: C87BE4327E2A47F993C45DB30C375F78C2A0
• Misc: 21 Jan 1824, Limestone, Alabama, United States; found a stray horse
• Misc: 4 Jun 1824, Limestone, Alabama, United States; found a stray horse
• Misc: 9 Mar 1827, Limestone, Alabama, United States; advertised for administration of estate of William Herndon
• Misc: 23 Mar 1827, Limestone, Alabama, United States; advertised for administration of the estate of William Herndon
• Misc: 6 Apr 1827, Limestone, Alabama, United States; advertised for administration of the estate of William Herndon
• Possessions: 8 Jun 1833, Limestone, Alabama, United States; purchased land through the U.S. General Land Office
• Misc: 30 Sep 1833, Limestone, Alabama, United States; applied for letters of administration for John Waterson
• Misc: 22 Jun 1835, Limestone, Alabama, United States; sold 80 acres to John McWilliams
• Misc: 23 Mar 1836, Limestone, Alabama, United States; advertised sale of land in estate of John Waterson
• Misc: 28 Jun 1836, Limestone, Alabama, United States; applied for letters of administration for James Nevil
• Misc: 19 Sep 1836, Limestone, Alabama, United States; completed sale of John Waterson's property
• Misc: 31 Dec 1836, Limestone, Alabama, United States; delivered payment to Waterson's heirs
• Misc: 7 Nov 1837, Limestone, Alabama, United States; ordered to deliver a final accounting for James Nevil
• Misc: 11 Dec 1837, Limestone, Alabama, United States; delivered a final accounting for the estate of James Nevil.
• Misc: 24 Jul 1838, Limestone, Alabama, United States; order to sell and divide John Faver Jr's slaves
• Misc: 3 Sep 1838, Limestone, Alabama, United States; estate divided and sold.
• Misc: 5 Nov 1841, Desoto, Mississippi, United States; Thomas Hancock appointed guardian for youngest three children

Notes:

Apparently, after his death, his oldest three children selected or had appointed John Faver Sr as guardian. Presumably they may have lived with him. The younger three by 1841 were in Mississippi and had a guardian appointed there. That means that they must have moved there, maybe with their mother.

Misc:
No. 645
Taken up by Thomas Tinsley on the road that leads from Athens to Browns Ferry a black mare four years old last spring fourteen hands and one inch high, a few white hairs in her forehead appraised to 15 dollars by John Young, J.P.
4 Jun 1824
Thos. Leonard
John Faver, Jr.

Possessions:
E 1/2 NW 1/4 Section 36 Township 3 Range 6 West, Huntsville, Alabama land office, 80.6 acres

Misc:
John Faver Jr. applied for letters of administration for John Waterson, who died intestate. He applied along with John's wife, Mary.

Misc:
E 1/2 NW 1/4 Section 36, T 3 R 6 W

Misc:
John Faver Jr applied for and received letters administrative for James Neville's estate on 28 Jun 1838. He was ordered to sell a slave named Daniel in order to satisfy debts against the estate.

Misc:
Having completed the sale of John Waterson's real estate, the court ordered John Faver Jr to deliver title to the purchaser.

Misc:
The proceeds of the sale of John Waterson's property was delivered to his heirs by order of the court.

Misc:
By order of the court, John Faver Jr will deliver a final accounting of the estate of James Nevil 45 days hence.

However, it almost looks like the records name John Faver Senr instead of Jr as administrator. There is no record of a substitute, so this must by a mistake.

Misc:
Being unable to equitably divide the slaves of John Faver Jr between his heirs, the court orders their sale and a division of the proceeds. The slaves to be sold include "Billy a boy aged about 21 years, Rachel a woman aged about 45 years, and Harrison a boy aged about 11 years."

Misc:
A slave, Rachel, was purchased by Andrew Wofford.

Misc:
Thomas Hancock of Desoto County, Mississippi appeared in court with his appointment as guardian for Esther, John, and Susan Faver. This tells us that they children were in Mississippi and that they were all less than 14 years old.

Died:
John Faver's estate was opened in court on 9 July 1838. He must have died after the previous court and before this date, at worst between 11 Dec 1837 and 9 Jul 1838.

John married Esther Lewis on 12 Oct 1819. Esther (daughter of Abel Lewis and Sally Lewis) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

In the deed to John McWilliams, Ester is repeatedly referred to as John's wife.

1. Sarah E. Faver was born on 27 Jan 1823 in Limestone, Alabama, United States; died on 6 Jun 1890 in Athens, Limestone, Alabama, United States.
2. Frances Faver was born in Oct 1827 in Limestone, Alabama, United States; and died.
3. William P. Faver was born about Jan 1829 in Limestone, Alabama, United States; and died.
4. Esther C. Faver was born after Nov 1827 in Limestone, Alabama, United States; and died.
5. John Faver was born after Nov 1827 in Limestone, Alabama, United States; and died.
6. Susan S. Faver was born in Dec 1828 in Limestone, Alabama, United States; and died.

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316855:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: L84V-C31
• _UID: 1B30A8EF92D0444BAFEEC1A4EDFE21C2A34C
• Misc: 21 Jan 1824, Limestone, Alabama, United States; found a stray horse
• Misc: 12 Mar 1825, Limestone, Alabama, United States; deeded land to the Round Island Baptist Church; Address:
  Round Island
• Census: 1830, Limestone, Alabama, United States
• Misc: 28 Jun 1836, Limestone, Alabama, United States; acted as security for John Faver Jr.
• Misc: 9 Jul 1838, Limestone, Alabama, United States; appointed as appraiser for John Faver Jr's estate
• Misc: 4 Aug 1838, Limestone, Alabama, United States; applied as guardian for Frances Faver, his granddaughter
• Misc: 12 Aug 1839, Limestone, Alabama, United States; appointed appraiser for William Harvey
• Census: 1840, Limestone, Alabama, United States
• Will: 5 Aug 1843, Limestone, Alabama, United States
• Misc: 9 Nov 1846, Limestone, Alabama, United States; filed for a final settlement in is guardianship of William P. Faver
• Misc: 24 Apr 1847, Limestone, Alabama, United States; had his will recorded
• Misc: 18 Jun 1847, Limestone, Alabama, United States; had an inventory of his estate made
• Misc: 16 Jul 1850, Limestone, Alabama, United States; final settlement of his estate filed

Notes:

DAR-PATRIOT: Pvt, VA [,, nsdar66], mg3, faver1

Second wife is shown in some sources as Mahala Hanson.

Misc:
"No. 608
Proved away
Take up by John Young on Round Island, a dark horse shod all round between twelve and fifteen years old appraised to five dollars, January 21st day 1824.
John Faver, Senr
John Faver, Jr
D.D. Robertson, J.P."

Census:
000000001-00100001-03100001
1 male 60-70
1 female 10-15
1 female 50-60
3 male slave 10-24
1 male slave 25-36
1 female slave 10-24
total of 8 people in the household.

Misc:
John Faver Jr applied for letters of administration for the estate of James Nevil. John Faver Sr. stood as security for his bond.

Misc:
When John Faver Jr died intestate, John M Richardson was appointed as administrator, his wife having declined. His father acted as security for John Richardson's bond and was appointed appraiser for the estate.

Census:
1001000001-10001-100100-520000-01
Free White Males
1 under 5
1 aged 15-20
1 aged 70-80
Free White Females
1 under 5
1 aged 20-30
Male Slaves
1 under 10
1 aged 36-55
Female Slaves
5 under 10
2 aged 10-24
Industry
1 person engaged in agriculture

Will:
I, John Faver of Limestone County and State of Alabama
Wife: Mahala Ann Hanson Faver
Son Theophilous
Daughter Mary
Daughter Sarah Ann
Son Silas
Daughter Elizabeth Cason
Written 5 Aug 1843

Misc:
Inventory of the property of the estate of John Faver, decd 18 Jun 1847
One negro woman Betsy praised to 150
One boy Joshua 750
One boy Davy 750
Total of all property 1983.00

John married Henrietta Faver about 1794 in Culpeper, Virginia, United States. Henrietta (daughter of William Faver) was born in Culpeper, Virginia, United States; died before 1836 in Limestone, Alabama, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316825:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: K2X8-T1T
• _UID: 2B533D2303614C7EB6A88A91761E251B594F

Notes:

Married her cousin

There is a marriage record in 1836 Limestone County, Alabama for a marriage of Henrietta Faver to Andrew Wofford. Andrew purchased a slave at John Faver Jr's estate sale. John Wofford (Andrew's father) ended up as the guardian of several Wofford children. I don't think there was a divorce, and Andrew Wofford's will names his wife M.F. Wofford. Who is this Henrietta?

Died:
On John Faver's 1830 Census enumeration, there is a female aged 50-60, which is presumably Henrietta. So, her death is likely between 1830 and 1836.

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316856:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: MP1J-XJQ
• _UID: 266DC0DBF0BB4C9FB4ADD55AF913C550754C

Notes:

DAR-PATRIOT: Pvt, VA [,, nsdar66] mg3, faver1

Birth:
Born in that part of Orange county that became Culpeper.

John married Ann CovingtonVirginia, United States. Ann (daughter of Thomas Covington and Jael Kavanaugh) was born in 1736 in Culpeper, Virginia, United States; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316112:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: 9KFQ-ZMN
• _UID: 0667BDB8A6464ABE9DE93D1707F32CE8BED0

Notes:

Maybe mg3

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316848:1030:191555462
• _UID: 1ACCDA24965344538112F7E2C06D8DE26C7D

Notes:

faver1

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316858:1030:191555462
• _UID: ECC02658E6E447858157918D695BE28CE828

Notes:

DAR-PATRIOT: PS, VA [,, nsdar66], [nsdar,,], mg3
DEATH: [,, nsdar66],

Will probated in 1783.

MILITARY: French & Indian War: Served with Capt.West's Company 1758. Served with the Road Commissioners, 1763.

Revolution: Provided beef to the Continental forces.Inheritedplantation Porridge Pot.Father might be John Faver of Essex Co, VA,died Sep 1722, or not.

Note from WorldConnect:

Database: scottdickson

Individual: I1486

Link:http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=scottdickson&id=I1486

Name: Nancy Kiser

Email: nancy_kiser@hotmail.com

URL:

URL title:

Note:

Scott,

If John Favor inherited the plantation Porridge Pot, then he is the son of John Favor and his second wife Susannah Phillips Meads. Here is a transcription of the will of John Favor who died in Essex County in 1722 or 1723:

The Will of John Favor

Essex County Will Book 4, Pages 43-46

In the name of God Amen I John ffavor of the County of Essex being sick and weak of body but good sound disposing memory praise be given to God for the same do make this my Last Will & Testament in manner and form following that is to say first and principally I resign my soul into the mercyfull hands of Almighty God my Creator assuredly hoping through the merits of my blessed Savior to obtain remission of all my Sins and my body I commit to the Earth whence it was taken to be buryed without any issue by my Exec. herein after named & as for my worldly goods & Estate the Lord hath lent me I dispose of as followth ,Imprimis

Item I give unto my wife Suzana ffavor addition & her oldest Son John ffavor the plantation called porige pot and all the Land belonging to it to him & his heirs & the rest and residue of my estate after my debts & funeral expenses discharged to be equally divided amongst my wife and all my Children & I do give this Lease of Land during the time to my wife during her widowhood & to my Eldest sons John ffavor Winifret and Theophilus ffavor my three Children born of Mary ffavor I do make Executs of this my Last Will & Testament revoquin all other wills heretofore by me made and in case my wife Suzana will not stand to this my Will and Testament not withstanding what is give above I cut of all her Children with a English shelin from any part or parasell of any of my Estate. Witness my hand & seal this 24th day of Xber (December) 1722. Signed John Faver.

Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of Philip (his P mark) Coupeland and John Baxter.

At a court held for Essex County on Tuesday ye 21st day of Jany 1723.The within last Will & Testament of John Favor was presented in court by Susanna Favor his relict who made oath thereto as adminix with the will annext & being proved by ye oath of Philip Copeland & John Baxter witnesses thereto…John Faver & Winnifred Faver relinquished their Executorship of the Will & Testament of John Favor deced which was presented in Court by Susanna Faver his Relict…And on the motion of the sd Susana & her performing what is usual in such cases,Certificate is granted her for obtaining Letters of Adminicon with yesd Will annexed during the minority of Theophilus Faver the otherExecutor named in yeWill… Susanna Faver, Henry Oswald & John Motley acknowledged their bond for the sd Susanna’s due Admon wth ye Will annext of Jno Faver deced wch is ordered to be recorded…

Birth:
Born in that part of Orange county that became Culpeper.

John married Isabella Randolph. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485319178:1030:191555462
• _UID: 11E35C7028054FE096B7E4EF90271D1A2ADF

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316069:1030:191555462
• _UID: 6B1F00540FC64201942205C89DE908757CE0

Notes:

DEATH: Dorman56

mg3

Anglican, St. Mark's Parish, Culpepper Co, VA.

Thomas married Jael Kavanaugh in 1735 in Orange, Virginia, United States. Jael (daughter of Philemon Kavanaugh, Sr. and Sarah Williams) was born in 1715 in Virginia, United States; died in Apr 1743–1747 in Virginia, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485317978:1030:191555462
• _UID: D95E3A5198EA44D68C9C0FDC883C7D5D0F2C

Notes:

mg3

Died:
Jael is named in her father's will, written in April 1743. But her widowed husband is remarried by 1747.