Barbara’s family
Philemon Waters
8 OCT 1711 – 20 JAN 1779 · 7th great-grandfatherPhilemon Waters (8 October 1711–20 January 1779) was Barbara’s 7th great-grandfather. In 1767, he and his wife Sarah conveyed 30 acres in Prince William County, Virginia, to William Tyler.
Philemon Waters was born on 8 October 1711 and died on 20 January 1779. He is identified as Barbara’s 7th great-grandfather in the Waters family branch.
On 27 January 1767, Philemon Waters and his wife, Sarah, both of Prince William County, Virginia, sold 30 acres to William Tyler for 35 pounds current money of Virginia. The land was described as part of a larger tract that had been granted to Charles Cornwell and afterward passed to William Looe, Richard Wright, and then Philemon Waters.
The deed was witnessed by Abraham Farrow, William Calvert, John Calvert, Catherine X Smith, and John Waters. The original notes describe Catherine X Smith as the widow of “Philemon I”; the meaning of that identification is not otherwise established in the supplied material.
On 27 January 1767, Philemon Waters and his wife, Sarah, both of Prince William County, Virginia, sold 30 acres to William Tyler for 35 pounds current money of Virginia. The land was described as part of a larger tract that had been granted to Charles Cornwell and afterward passed to William Looe, Richard Wright, and then Philemon Waters.
The deed was witnessed by Abraham Farrow, William Calvert, John Calvert, Catherine X Smith, and John Waters. The original notes describe Catherine X Smith as the widow of “Philemon I”; the meaning of that identification is not otherwise established in the supplied material.
Sources & research
Prince William County, Virginia, Deed Book Q, pages 544–547, deed dated 27 January 1767, Philemon Waters and Sarah Waters to William Tyler.