Source of Info Listed Below: The Hargrove Newsletter July 1
983, article Descendents of Martha Cheadle and Samuel Hargr
ave, Carolina County, Virginia. Their source: "Our Quaker F
riends and Ye Olden Times" by James P. Bell.
" In the book OUR QUAKER FRIENDS AND YE OLDEN TIMES, Jame
s P. Bell compiled and transcribed the eisting minute book
s of Cedar Creek Meeting, Hanover cty and South River meeti
ng, Campbell cty, Va. Many of these minutes were kept by Sa
muel Hargrave (married Martha Cheadle 15 july 1751 at Ceda
r Creek meeting) during his tenure as Secretry of Golansvil
le meeting."
"Included in this book are the names & other information co
ncerning the Children of Samuel & Martha.
Their Children were:
1 Jesse m. Mary Pleasants (Samuel P. & Martha Mary, & Eliza
beth)
2 Samuel m. Lucy Terrell (Salley, Pleasant, Fanny,John Garl
and, Lucy Cheadle & Elizabeth Ann)
3 Elizabeth B: 28 Dec 1756 D:14 June 1847
4 Mary B 7 Mar 1759 M. Benjamin Johnson
5 Martha "Patsy" B: 10 Aug 1761 m. Nicholas Johnson 16 ap
r 1788 (Nancy, Garland, Pleasant, Jessie Johanna, Salley, M
inor, Martha)
6 Sarah B15 oct 1763 m. Chistopher Johnson (Samuel Hargrave
, Caleb, Patsy, Lilliburn, Zalinda, & Adeliza)
7. Thomas B: 31 Jan 1766 was disowned in 1788 for holding s
laves. A booklet of unknown orgin entitled HARGRAVE FAMIL
Y notes on page 41..."The story of the descendants of Thoma
s was published in 1938 by Feltus Printing Co. of Bloomingt
on, Ind., June 1938." No further info. is available on Thom
as Hargrave
8. John B: 21 aug 1768 "1790, 9/11 John, son of Samuel, dec
eased of Carolina Cty, disowned for holding slaves." He wa
s 22 at this time.
9. Joseph was born in Carolina Co. Va (as were all the abov
e) after the birth of John in 1768. 14 Mar 1790 he marrie
d Rachel Terrell. (Garland and Lucy) Joseph and Rachel wer
e disowned from the Society of Friends."
"And so it was that the Children of Samuel Hargrave began t
o drift away from The Society of Friends, the religion tha
t their fathers and grandfathers had so faithfully served d
uring their lives.
There is a whole article on Samuel Hargrove of Carolina Cou
nty Virginia by Mrs. Patsy Clark, Fort Worth, Texas, also i
n this same newsletter of July 1983."
Samuel Hargrave was the fourth generation from Richard Harg
raves who sailed from London, England on Jan 2 1634 in th
e ship Bonaventure.
(Research):Please note that the estate inventory of Samue
l Cornwell includes all the daughters with the maiden nam
e of Cornwell. This would be correct because daughter Eliza
beth was still a teenager of about 13 or 14 years of age an
d not married yet. The estate record of Arthur Allen list
s Samuel Hargrave and Susanna Hargrave seperately and altho
ugh it can be presumed that they are married, we can't real
ly be certain. Since this estate record occurs in 1728, th
e Samuel mentioned is probably Samuel 1697-1740, son of Bra
y Hargrave and Mary Hodge.
The Surry County, Virginia records contain the following la
nd deed record: "1727, Lawnes Creek Parish. Lemuel Hargrav
e and wife Elizabeth Cornwell paid 1,000 pounds of tobacc
o for 150 acres from Ed. and William Tanner. (the land wa
s occupied by Jacob Cornwell, who had a 99 year lease on it
)Witness: James Vaughn, John Bruce, William Sewards."
And the following: Wills and Administrations of Surry Count
y, Virginia: 14 March 1718. Samuel Hargrave listed as broth
er in law of Samuel Cornwell. Probate 20 August 1718. Witne
ss: John Hancocke, John Bruce, Nathan Marlow.