HOLTZCLAW, Duanna

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JOHANN HEINRICH "HENRY" HOLTZCLAW (son of HANS JACOB HOLZKLAU and ANNA MARGARET OTTERBACH) in Prince William County, Virginia. JOHANN HEINRICH "HENRY" HOLTZCLAW was born on 14 Nov 1711 in Oberfischbach, Germany. He was christened on 22 Nov 1711. God father was Johannes Jung (John Young, immigrant to Virginia in 1734)He died in 1778 in Prince William County, Virginia. Henry Holtzclaw is on the Rent Roll of Fauquier Coun in 1770; Prince William County in 1773 and 1770.
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Henry Holtzclaw left a will in Prince William Co VA dated 26 Sep 1777 and probated at the Augusta Court in 1778. Does not mention his wife, presumably deceased. Mentions children Jacob, Duanna Cornwell, James, Nancy Leach, and the three youngest, Timothy, Nathan and Dinah. The minutes of the Broad Run Baptist Church indicate that his wife was Nancy/Ann.
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SOURCES:
B. C. Holtzclaw. "Ancestry and Descendants of the Nassau-siegen Immigrants to Virginia 1714-1750" Memorial Volume in Celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the Coming of the First Colony to Germanna,Virginia, in 1714..... The Memorial Foundation of the Germanna Colonies in VA, Inc. c1964. p.272-273.
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B. C. Holtzclaw, Ph.D.. "The Genealogy of the Holtzclaw Family 1540-1935". Old Dominion Press, In., Richmond, Virginia c1936. p.55.
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Randolph Julin Marchmont. Internet Home Page: Holtzclaw.
http://www.familytreemaker.com/us ers/m/a/r/Randolph-J-Marchmont/index.html.
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B. C. Holtzclaw. "Ancestry and Descendants of the Nassau-siegen Immigrants to Virginia 171 4-1750" Memorial Volume in Celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the Coming of the First Colony to Germanna,Virginia, in 1714..... The Memorial Foundation of the Germanna Coloniesin VA , Inc. c1964. p.272.
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Ibid. p.229.
Prepared By: Kenneth Lee Taylor, Manteca, California May 31, 2000.

John married HARDIN, Nancy Bef 1740, Probably Virginia. Nancy (daughter of HARDIN, Mark and HOGUE, Mary) was born Abt 1728; died Aug 1778, Prince William County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Jacob married UTTERBACK, Anna Margaret 7 Aug 1708, Germany. Anna (daughter of UTTERBACK, Herman and HEIMBACH, Elizabeth) was born 1686, Trumbach, Germany; died 1724. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

In 1716 Mark obtained a land grant in Farquier Co., Virginia.
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Marcus Hardin, (asa Harding & Harden) was the 5th of the known children of Martin Hardin and Madeleine Du Sauchoy, however a few records do indicate that he was the 6th child. Mark was christened Marcus (after his grandfather Marcus Du Sauchoy on 26Mar1681 in Staten Island, NY. He was married c1700 to Mary Houge. Mark Hardin (as he is known) first shows up in the Northcumberland County Virginia area where he moved in 1707. He and Mary had 10 children:
John Hardin (c1710-1789, m. Catherine Marr)
Henry Hardin (c1710-c1794 m. Judith Lynch)
Martin Hardin (c1716-1780 m. Lydia Waters)
Mark Hardin (m1. Elizabeth Ashby, m2. Susannah ____)
Ann Hardin (m. Henry Holtzclaw)
Alice Hardin (m. William Cloud)
Elizabeth Hardin (d. c1752, ?never m.?)
Martha Hardin (m. James McDonald)
Abigail Hardin
Mary Hardin (m. Robert Jones)
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Land Grant: 23 Dec 1716 94 acres in Richmond Co., VA near Rappahannock Marsh Pg 60 VA land grants 1694-1742
Land Grant: 4 Jun 1716 122 1/2 acres in Hanover Parish in Richmond Co., VA adjoining Jeffrey Johnson, Charles Emmons
Land Grant: 15 Dec 1721 642 acres on Elk Run in Stafford Co., VA
Land Grant: 20 Apr 1723 232 acres in King George Co., VA on Dutchman's Run, adjoining Alexander Beach, Joshua Butler, Benj Berryman Pg. 75 VA Land Grants 1694-1742
Juror: 8 Mar 1727/28 King George Co., VA--Trial recorded on page 442 in King George County, Virginia Order Book 1725-1728,
Will: 16 Mar 1733/34 Prince William Co., Virginia
Probate: 21 May 1735 Prince William Co., Virginia
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Prince William County, Colony of Virginia
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Will
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Pages 36 - 38
21 May 1735
Mark Hardin
Dated: 16 March 1734
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The full text of the will of Mark Hardin is as follows:
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"In the name of God Amen I Mark Hardin of Prince William
County in the colony of Virginia being in health perfit sensand
memory Prais be to God for the same I knowing the sertinty of
Deth and the unsertenty of Life and I with all the better to
settle what small worly Estate it hath Pleesed God of hisGrate
Goodness to bestow upon me before my Deth Do make this
my last will and Testament Revoking and disannulling allother
wills or testaments whatsoever by me heretofore made
whether Esscript maniscript or codesil and do make and
confirm this to be my last will and testament in manner and
form following first and Principly I give and Bequeath mysoul
into the hands of that grate God who gave it me not doubting
as surely trusting and believing to have a full and freePardon
and Remission of all my Sins through the Merits and death of
My Dear Lord and only Savor Jesus Christ and as for my
body my will is that it may be buried in a dessent andChristian
manner according to the descretion of my Executors
hereinafter named.

"Item I give bequeath to my Eldest son John Hardin two
hundred and thirty two acres of Land Situate lying and beingin
Prince William County to him and the Heirs Lawfully begotten
of his Body the said land being part of a Paten for Six
Hundred and forty two Acres of land and beginnning for the
two hundred and thirty two acres of land at a white Oack
standing in the first line mentioned in the said Paten on the
southeast side of the said tract of land thenc running northwest
westerly along a Sorvanor cawled by the name of Martin's
Spring branch to a cornor hickory standing on the hed of the
said Sorvanor thenc more westerly to a cornor white oack
thenc South West to an White Oack then nothe westerly to
cornor five white Oacks thenc down the main branch of Mudy
Hole extending down the sd branch to cost Oack standing in
the said branch blow the house where the sd John Hardin at
present lives thenc nothly up a valley to a cornor Stakebeing
the extent of the sd track of land thenc Esterly to a postand so
to the white Oack where it first begun.

"Item I give and Bequeath unto my Son Martin Two hundred
and ten acres of Land Situate lying and bing in the sd County
of Prince William aforesd to him and his heirs lawfooly
begoten of his Body the same being part of the aforesd track
or Paten and beginning at the above sd Hickory and five white
Oacks thenc running northerly to the extent of said Track and
including all the southwesterly part of the Track.

"Item I give and Bequeath unto my Son Mark Hardin two
hundred aceres of Land it being the remainder part of thesaid
track as above sd in the County of Prince William and allso
one Negroman cawled Sambo to him and his heirs lawfooly
begoten of his Body.

"Item I give and bequeath to my son Henry Hardin two
hundred acres of Land situate lying and being in PrinceWilliam
County to him and his heirs lawfooly begoten of his body the
sd land being part of three hundred acres of land bought of
James McDoneile the sd land lying and being on the South
side of Kittle Run the loer part of it and the Plantation tohim
the abovesd Henry Hardin.

"Item it is my Will that if any of my three sons last named
Martin, Mark or Henry should die without heirs lawfully
begoten that there Land shall fall to two of my Daughters Ann
and Ales Hardin and to there lawfule heirs.

"Item I Give and bequeath to my Daughter Elizabeth Hardin
one hundred Acres of land it being the upper part of three
hundred acres bought of James McDoneilll on the South side
of Kittle Run in the County of Prince William as aforesd toher
and her heirs lawfully begoten.

"Item My Will is that all my sons and my Daughters Martha (to
wit) John Martin Mark and Henry Hardin and Martha
McDoneill shall have two shillings Starling payed to Each of
them out of my Estate and that to be there full part besides
there land already given to my sons and no more.

"Item it is my will that after my decees my loving wife Mary
Hardin shall choose her devedent of the land above given to
Sone Mark Hardin and to be therewith satisfied for ther third
part of all my Lands that then she shall have the said landand
Negro Sambo and all the improvements during her life and
after her deceas the said Land and Negro Sambo and all the
improvements to fall to my Sone Mark Hardin and his Heirs
lawfooly begoten of his body.
"Item it is my will that after the Deceas my whole Parsinall
Estate shall not be brought to appraisement but to be at the
direction of my loving Wife Mary Hardin.

"It is my will that after my Deceas of my loving Wife Mary
Hardin that the above mentioned parsinally Estate shall be
Equally divided among my five Daughters vise Abigail, Mary,
Ann, Elizabeth, Ales or their heirs lawfooly begoten of their
bodies.

"Lastly my will is that my loving Wife Mary Hardin and son
John Hardin and my son Martin Hardin be my Executors to
see that this my last Will fullfiled awarding so to the truintent
and meaning thereof and in testimony that this is my lastwill
and testament I have hereunto set my hand and sale this
Sixteenth Day of March in the year of ouer Lord God One
thousand seven hundred and thirty four.

Mark Hardin

Thomas x Simon
Daniell x Shumate
Judith x Shumate
Elizabeth x Royalte

"At a Court held for Prince William County the twenty-first
day of May, 1735, the Will as presented into Court by Mary
Hardin and John Hardin Executors therein named who made
Oath thereto and being proved by the Oaths of Thomas Simon
and Danl Shumate two of the witnesses thereto it is admitted
to record and on the Motion of the said Mary and John
Hardin and they Performing what is usual in such cases
Certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate thereofin
due form."

Mark married HOGUE, Mary Abt 1709, Northcumberland, Virginia. Mary (daughter of HOGE, William and HUME, Barbara) was born Aft 1689; died Bef Mar 1755, Prince William County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Mary Hogue married Mark Hardin about 1709 in Prince William Co.,Virginia. Land records indicate that Mark Hardin's wife was named Mary. A long standing family tradition states that her maiden name was Hogue, however, no actual record of her antecedents has been found. Information presented in the Hardin Family History strongly suggests that Mark Hardin was already married to his wife, Mary, when he made his first land purchase in Northumberland County, Virginia. This suggests that he wasmarried prior to his arrival in Virginia. Thus, to date, no hard proof has been found that indicates Mary's surname was in fact "Hogue".

Herman married HEIMBACH, Elizabeth 11 Aug 1685, Siegen, Germany. Elizabeth was born 1662, Siegen, Germany; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Martin Hardin (asa Hardewyn) was born before 1650 (possibly 1645). He was probably born in France, but possibly in Fordham, Suffolk Co, NY. On 05Mar1671 (or same date in 1669 or 1670), possibly in DRC New York, New York he married Madeleine Du Sauchoy. Very little evidence, but strong family tradition states that Martin was born in Rouen, France and emmigrated to US some time after the marriage. Nonetheless, it is accepted that both the Hardin and Du Sauchoy families were French Huguenots. They had five known children:
Abraham Hardin (twin, christened 15May1673)
Issac Hardin (twin, christened 15May1673)
Elizabeth [Lysbeth] Hardin (christened 19Feb1676)
Jacob Hardin (ch 13Mar1678)
Marcus Hardin (ch 26Mar1681)
Martin Hardin is believed to have died c1706 in the part of King George County, VA which later became Prince William County. Burial information is unkown.
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Martin Hardin was living in Fordham in 1671. On March 2, 1676, Magdaleen de Souson , wife of Martin Hardewyn was admitted to the Dutch Church in New York. By 1680 Martin Hardin had moved to Staten Island , for on Feb. 7, 1680, he sued Charles Smith there for debts. 1681 is the last year that Martin Hardin appears in the records of Staten island.
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It is possible that he moved prior to 1700 to New Jersey, for a Martin Hardin ( possibly a 6th child) married Hannah Hunt Jan. 4, 1714, at Christ Church, Philidelphia, and on Dec. 29, 1719, was one of
the men who inventoried the estate of Samuel Hunt, decd. of Maidenhead, Hunterdon Co. N. J.
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This same Martin Hardin, probably a brother of Mark who came to Virginia, made his will June 10, 1764, in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, mentioning his wife Catherine (probably a second wife) sons Martin and Samuel, and daughters Susannah Swerthorn and Anne Tomson. A son Thomas had preceeded him, leaving a will April 8, 1755.
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SOURCE
Ancestry and Descendants of the Nassau-Siegen Immigrants to Virginia. 1714-1750
Daisy Decker George
J. Oran Hardin

Martin married DUSAUCHOY, Madeleine 5/05 Mar 1670/1671, New Amsterdam. Madeleine (daughter of DUSAUCHOY, Marc and ROSSIGNOL, Elizabeth) was born 20/20 Jan 1657/1658, Manhattan, Suffolk County, New York (New Amsterdam). [Group Sheet]

Notes:

"William Hoge , distinguished in state and church, came to America in 1682, He was the son of Sir James Hoge of Scotland, who lived in Mlussleburg near Glasco. On board the Caledonia, the vessel that brought him over, was a family named Hume, consisting of a father , mother and daughter. They were Presbyterians, leaving Scotland to avoid the persecution.
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The Humes were from Paisley Scotland. The father was a knight and a Baron. Both mother and father died during the voyage to America, leaving their daughter in charge of young William Hoge, who placed her with relatives, the Johnsons, in New York City, while he decided to make his home in Perth Amboy, New Jersey on land owned by a Scotch company, at the head of which was Gov. Berkley, and of which he was a member.
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Later William Hoge returned to New York and married the girl Barbara Hume. After the birth of his first son, John, He and his wife made their home for some time in Chester Co., PA."
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Barbara and William later moved to Delaware ,and then to Chester Co, PA, East Nottingham Township, before 1735 to Frederick Co., Virginia , where they located about 2 to 3 miles south of Winchester on the Great Wagon Road.
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William Hoge died before August 8, 1749, when his will was filed and recorded in Frederick County Clerk's office. (Will Book 1, pp. 338-339)
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Will for WILLIAM (HOGE) HOGUE:
Last Will and Testament
In the name of God Amen. This Eighteenth day of April in the year of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred and twenty nine. I, William Hoge of Nottingham in ye County of Chester and Provence of Pennsylvania lands, a farmer, being very sick and weak in body, but of perfect mind and memory, Thanks be given unto God therefore, calling unto mind ye mortality of my body and knowing it is appointed for all men once to dy do make and
ordain this my Last Will and Testament, yt is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my sole into ye hands of God yt gave it and for my body recommend it to ye earth be buried in a Christian like and decent manner, at the discretion of my Executors. Nothing doubting but at ye general Resurrection I shall receive ye same again by ye mighty power of God and as touching such worldly (goods) wherewith it has pleased God to bless me in this life, divise and dispose of ye same in ye following manner and form.
---Imprimus my will is yt all my just debts and funeral charges be paid as soon as conveniently thay can after my decease.
--Secondly my will is yt Barbary my well beloved wife shal have ye benefit of ye plantation whereon I now live during her life.
--Thirdly my will is yt my son John Hoge shall fuly be possessed of yt tract of lant yt I made over to him by Deed of Gift.
--Fourthly is that my son William Hoge shall have 100a. of land whereon he now lives which is secured to him by a bill of sale.
--Fiftly is yt my will yt my son-in-law Noal (Neal) Thomson shall have 100a. of land whereon he lived during his life and at his decease to be his wife and her heirs forever.
--Sixly that my son in law Robert White shal have 5 shillings.
--Sevently my will yt my sons Alexander, James and George shall have ye remainder of my land to be equally divided amongst them by men of their own chossing yt there is no
difference between them nor go to law one with another about it.
---Eightly my will is yt my daughter Joroter Hoge will have 50 pounds in money or value thereof leveyed out of ye stock and what debts is due to me and if that will not be so yt ye remainder be raised of ye plantation.
--Nintly and lastly, I likewise constitute make and ordain George Galassbey of Newcastle County and Barbary my well beloved wife Executor and Executrix of this my last will and testament.
And I do hereby utterly disallow revoke and disanull all other forms testaments wills and legacies bequests executors by me in any way before this time named willed and bequeather, Ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will ad testament,
In witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and seal ye day and year above written;

William Hoge (Seal)

Signed sealed published pronounced and declared by ye William Hoge to be his lastWwill and Testament in ye presence of us Subscribers,

We:
John Ruddoll
Enoch Job
William Rogers

Admitted for probate Wednesday Nov. 15, 1749, in Frederick County, VA.

William married HUME, Barbara 1689, Perth Amboy, New Jersey. Barbara (daughter of HUME, James and MARJORIE) was born 1670, Paisley, Scotland; died 1745, Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]