Lived in Charles City County now Prince George County, Virginia.
William Barrow had an 88-acre tract surveyed by 1771 and he secured it with a patent in 1774. William Barrow was evidently trustee for a new church building for in 1771 Peter Lee gave 2 acres on Jordom Road, “to the only use of the Public Worship of God forever” to Barrow and others.
Lived in Charles City County now Prince George County, Virginia.
William Barrow witnessed a deed for Henry Lee in 1774.
Research needed, a possible descendant:
Prince George Co, Va Marriages © copyright 1999 by Linda L Chandler
Henry LEE to Lucy LESENBERY----25 Dec 1824
Lived in Charles City County now Prince George County, Virginia.
Prince George Co, Va Surveys 1710-1724 © copyright 1999 by Linda L Chandler
Oct 28, 1719 Matthew LEE, between Warwick and Josephs Swamp ...148 acres
Note: Abstracts of Marriage License Bonds (1772-1792)- York County, Virginia Lyon G. Tylor William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Papers, Vol. 1, No. 1. (Jul., 1892), pp. 48-59. pg. 48 Abstract of Marriage License bonds. On File In York County Clerk's Office. __________ Made by the Editor. __________ In the absence of regular statistics on the subject, probably there is no better way of arriving at a knowledge of the capacity of a people to read and write than is afforded by the old marriage license bonds, which the great and the low had equally to sign preparatory to an entrance on the marriage state. I give here the names of partied to such bonds in York County, from 1772 to 1792, and the witnesses, indicating by a mark those in- capable of writing: (1)
Page 54: 11th Nov., '85. Francis Lee, Jun., to Rachel Baptist, spinster; security, Edward Baptist.
Prince George County which was formed from Charles City County, Virginia
Benjamin B. Weisiger, stated: Hugh Lee is first noted in the Charles City County records in 1692 as "Hugh Lee, Jr." He lived in Bristol Parish Swamp and was the surveyor of highways there in 1715. In that year, he and his brother in law petitioned the court re estate of his father in law, Samuel Tatum.
Peter Tatum WP1751 Virginia. m Sarah Heath. Wit by Mary Heeth (His family intermarried with Lee family. Sister or cousin Ann Tatum married Hugh Lee Jr.
Lived in Charles City County now Prince George County, Virginia.
A second birth place: North Carolina.
A second death date: January 28, 1804.
A second death place: Apson County, North CarolinaPeter Lee d. 1804 m Mary Cato of Brunswick.
great grandson of William Lee of Meherrin Parish, Brunswick Co. Va.
b prior 1718 WW1759.
(One view is that his father was Hugh Lee of Pr Gg d1734/35 of Bristol Parish. Another is that he was s/o William Lee)
1790 Census for Sampson County, North Carolina:
Peter Lee: 4 males over 16, 1 male under 16 , 4 females, 6 slaves
1800 Census for Sampson County, North Carolina:
Peter Lee, over 45, 1 male 16-26, 1 female 16-26, 9 slavesSampson County, North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1784-1900
Abstracted by Elizabeth E. Ross
Peter Lee's Will
Dated 28 January 1804, Probated 12 November 1804 LEE, Peter Exec: Sampson Lee Wit: Silas Lee, John Lee Sampson County Court Minutes 12 Nov. 1804Will admitted for probate. No will found in Sampson County, North Carolina Records. Will was withdrawn from Court House in 1957 by Mrs. Rachel Lee Paul, of Dunn, North Carolina, who was researching the family. She has been dead for many years and her records are not available for searching. [Abstract found in research papers of correspondence with Mrs. Kate (Lee) Roberts, Dec. by EER. No copy in Court House or North Carolina State Archives]
LEE, Peter Sr. Son Peter Lee - 550 ac. WS Great Cohary on Gum Sw.; tools, furn. Son Burchette - upper half of plant.; part of 100 ac. in Maple Field; £15 Son Lundeay Lee - lower half of plant.; part of 150 ac. entered by Williams & Lassiter; part of 100 ac. in Maple Field Dau Geain/Jean & Sampson Lee - £50; feather bed which they already have Dau Rebecca & Thomas Thornton - £50; feather bed & furn. which they have Son Batt Lee - $320; furn. now in his possession Son David Lee - £15 Dau Mary & Bennett Hill - feather bed & furn.; negro Lucey, that they have Dau Elizabeth/Betsy & James Handley - fether bed & furn.,; negro Charlotte now in their possession Dau Penelope & John McCondekie - feather bed & furn.; negro Alley already in their possession Son & daus David, Cato, Geain, Rebecca, Burchet, Batt, Peter, Mary, Elizabeth, Penny, & Lundeay - rem. prop. together with 640 ac. on Mill Ck. in JoCo, to be sold & money equally divided Sons - my wearing appearill (sic) Negroes not to be sold but to be equally divided among all heirs Exec: friend Sampson Lee Wit: Joseph Westbrook, Elias Lee, John Lee, Samuel Ingram
[Additional Info. Estate of Peter Lee, NC Arch. file # 87.508.38 - inv. & Sale]
Another birth date: September 6, 1807.
NCU - graduated 1821.
Resided in Marshall, Mississippi in 1850.
Resided in Russellville, Arkansas.
Arthur was lawman killed in Mississippi.