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Elizabeth Douglas, Quaker 1733–1791 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 18 Dec 1733

Birth Location: Barboursville, Orange, Virginia Colony

Death Date: 21 Jul 1791

Death Location: Eastin Farm, Barbour District, Orange, Virginia, USA

Father: John Douglas

Mother: Judith Moorman

Spouse(s): Philip d'Estaing

Children(s): 1st Reg., None None, Charles Easton, Elizabeth Easton, Johnston Independence, Lt War, Mary Easton

In 1733, Elizabeth Douglas, Quaker entered the world in Barboursville, Orange, Virginia Colony, born to John Bruce Douglas And Judith Moorman. In 1747, Elizabeth Douglas, Quaker resided in Richmond City, Virginia. Elizabeth Douglas, Quaker married Philip Eastin D Estaing, and had children including 1St Lt Philip Eastin American War For Independence 4Th Virginia Reg, Charles Easton, Elizabeth Ann Easton, Johnston Easton Us War For Independence, Lt Richard Eastin Revolutionary War, Mary Easton. Elizabeth Douglas, Quaker passed away in 1791 in Eastin Farm, Barbour District, Orange, Virginia, USA.

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Biography

  • In 1733, Elizabeth Douglas, Quaker entered the world in Barboursville, Orange, Virginia Colony, born to John Bruce Douglas And Judith Moorman.
  • In 1747, Elizabeth Douglas, Quaker resided in Richmond City, Virginia.
  • Elizabeth Douglas, Quaker married Philip Eastin D Estaing, and had children including 1St Lt Philip Eastin American War For Independence 4Th Virginia Reg, Charles Easton, Elizabeth Ann Easton, Johnston Easton Us War For Independence, Lt Richard Eastin Revolutionary War, Mary Easton.
  • Elizabeth Douglas, Quaker passed away in 1791 in Eastin Farm, Barbour District, Orange, Virginia, USA.

Immediate Family

Parents

John Douglas
1695–1761
Birth Location: Edinburgh, Midlothian, , Scotland
JD
Judith Moorman
1711–1753
Birth Location: Green Springs, Louisa, Virginia, United States
JM

Spouses(s)

Philip d'Estaing
1730–1768
Birth Location: Barboursville, Orange, Virginia, USA
Pd

Children(s)

1st Reg.
1755–1817
Birth Location: Alexandria, Fairfax Co., Virginia, USA
1R
None None
1759–1836
Birth Location: Barboursville, Barbour District, Virginia Colony
Charles Easton
1758–1784
Birth Location: Orange, Orange, Virginia, United States
CE
Elizabeth Easton
1756–1791
Birth Location: Caroline, Virginia, United States
EE
Johnston Independence
1764–1784
Birth Location: Barbour Dist, Orange County, Virginia Colony
JI
Lt War
1748–1785
Birth Location: Virginia, United States
LW
Mary Easton
1782–1822
Birth Location: Barbour Run, Barbour District, Orange County, Virginia Colony
ME

Elizabeth Quaker's Ancestors

Self
Elizabeth Quaker
1733–1791
Birth Place: Barboursville, Orange, Virginia Colony
Parents
John Bruce Douglas
1695–1761
Edinburgh, Midlothian, , Scotland
Judith Moorman
1711–1753
Green Springs, Louisa, Virginia, United States
Grandparents
William Douglass
1668–1745
Cockpen, Midlothian, Scotland
Grishild (Grizell) McKeand
1672–1741
Penninghame, Wigtownshire, Scotland
Great-Grandparents
William Covenanter
1649–1669
Isabel Kennedy
1645–1668
Andrew McKeand
1650–1672
Marion Shaw
1649–1700
2nd-Great-Grandparents
James Earl
1616–1647
Agnes Rome
1616–1649
Sir Earl
1620–1672
Margaret Kennedy)
1635–1671

Elizabeth Quaker's Descendants

1.
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Elizabeth (Douglas,) Quaker (18 Dec 1733–21 Jul 1791) m. Philip (Eastin) d'Estaing (1730–28 Jul 1768)
  1. 1. 1st (Lt Philip Eastin, American War for Independence, 4th Virginia) Reg. 1755–1817 m. Sarah (Ann Hite Smith () Eastin) 1767–1843
    1. 1. Mary ('Polly') Easton 1767–1822 m. Rev (John Gardner B Davis, American War for Independence, Baptist) minister 1762–1831
      1. 1. Rebecca (Elizabeth Davis () Barber) 1838–1892 m. 1822–1890 m. William (T) Barber 1837–
        1. 1. 1879–1935 m. Henry (J (or Mack Henry) Henson, farm laborer, owner Hambleton) Ferry 1866–1943
        2. 2. Branch (T) Farley 1863–1907
        3. 3. Helen Farley 1873–
        4. 4. Amanda (Elizabeth "Lizzie" Farley) (Bunch) 1874–1927 m. Samuel Bunch 1867–1929
        5. 5. Susie (B) Farley 1874–1895
        6. 6. John (W) Barber 1861–
        7. 7. Dora Barber 1863–
      2. 2. Charles Davis 1792–1862
      3. 3. William Davis 1804–1880
      4. 4. Lucy Davis 1790–1820
      5. 5. General (James Keenan Davis, War of 1812, in the Battle of New Orleans; on staff of General Sam Houston in 1836, Adjutant General in 1842;) Congressman 1790–1869 m. Ann (Elizabeth) Hill 1795–1869
        1. 1. John (C) Davis 1823–1885 m. Cathrine (Rebecca) Graham 1830–1898
        2. 2. Mary (Jane) Davis 1818–
        3. 3. Catherine Davis 1821–1885
        4. 4. James (Keenan) Davis 1823–1886 m. Sarah (Ann) Finch 1830–1920
      6. 6. Philip Davis 1791–1841
      7. 7. Charles Davis 1796–1862
      8. 8. George (Eves) Davis 1798–1824
      9. 9. Jonathan Davis 1800–1840
      10. 10. Jonathan Davis 1798–1869
    2. 2. Major (Charles Smith Eastin, Wars of 1812 and 1814; was in Gen. Harrison's campaign in the) Northwest 1783–1865 m. Sarah Eastin 1789–1866
      1. 1. Harriet (Eastin) (Allison) 1827–1918
      2. 2. Elizabeth (Eastin) (Bates) 1814–1845
    3. 3. 1st (Lt Philip Easton, American War for Independence: Virginia 4th & 8th) Regts. 1795–1855
    4. 4. Louisiana ("Lucy") Eastin 1805–1857
    5. 5. Rebecca Eastin 1785–1846
    6. 6. Martin Easton 1791–1803
    7. 7. Mahala Eastin 1799–1882
    8. 8. David Eastin 1796–1840 m. Nancy Griffin 1794–1845
      1. 1. James (F) Eastin 1820–1907
      2. 2. Catherine (Griffin) Eastin 1817–1894
      3. 3. Mahala Eastin 1814–1850
      4. 4. William Eastin 1818–1883
      5. 5. Elizabeth Eastin 1811–1908
      6. 6. Martha (Jane) Eastin 1829–1910
    9. 9. George Eastin 1787–1803
    10. 10. Frances ('Fanny') Eastin 1786–1846
    11. 11. Sarah Eastin 1808–1867
  2. 2. 1759–1836 m. 1746–1821
    1. 1. Judith (M) Shackelford 1794–1850
    2. 2. Philip (Eastin) Shackelford 1779–1856
    3. 3. Rev (Edmund Shackelford, slaveowner) 7x 1781–1830 m. Mildred (“Millie”) Phillips 1788–1828
      1. 1. Achilles (Douglas) Shackelford 1808–
      2. 2. James (Hardwick B.) Shackelford 1812–
    4. 4. John Shackelford 1783–1857
    5. 5. Charles (Edmund) Shackelford 1785–1857
    6. 6. Reuben (E) Shackelford 1790–1837 m. Mary Hendrick 1806–1880
      1. 1. William (Jefferson) Shackelford 1832–1895
    7. 7. Sarah (Welch Mussen) Shackelford 1801–1872
    8. 8. Thomas (Jefferson) Shackelford 1805–1839
  3. 3. Charles Easton 1758–1784
  4. 4. Elizabeth (Ann) Easton 1756–1791
  5. 5. Johnston (Easton, US War for) Independence 1764–1784 m. Mary Gardner 1757–1849
    1. 1. Jane ("Jenny" Easton) * 1780–1862 m. Samuel (B) Hill 1779–1856
      1. 1. John (B) Hill 1804–1884
      2. 2. Philip Hill 1810–1881
      3. 3. George (Easton) Hill 1812–1851
      4. 4. Elizabeth South 1801–1878
      5. 5. Mary (Catherine Hill) (South0 1807–1852
      6. 6. Francis (Ashbury) Hill 1814–1888 m. Lois (H) Covalt 1817–1886
        1. 1. Martin (Van B.) Hill 1844–1908
        2. 2. William (Franklin Hill, US Civil War: Union 146 Ohio) Infantry 1836–1904 m. Sarah (Elizabeth "Sallie") Steger 1845–1925 m. Nancy (A) Decker 1829–1866
        3. 3. Amos Hill 1838–1911
        4. 4. Edward (C.) Hill 1846–1918
        5. 5. Samuel Hill 1840–1921
        6. 6. Harmon (C) Hill 1860–1937
        7. 7. Benjamin (Kneff) Hill 1854–1931
        8. 8. George (Maley) Hill 1857–1943
        9. 9. Francis (Asbury) Hill 1848–1870
      7. 7. Thomas (S) Hill 1799–1877
      8. 8. Rebecca (Ann G.) Hill 1822–1902
      9. 9. Rachel (Ann) Hill 1805–1880
  6. 6. Lt (Richard Eastin, Revolutionary) War 1748–1785
  7. 7. Mary Easton 1782–1822

Elizabeth Quaker's Timeline

3 Records

1733
18 Dec 1733
Birth of Elizabeth Douglas, Quaker in Barboursville, Orange, Virginia Colony
Barboursville, Orange, Virginia Colony
1747
1747
Age 14
Elizabeth Douglas, Quaker resided here in Richmond City, Virginia
Richmond City, Virginia
1791
21 Jul 1791
Age 58
Death of Elizabeth Douglas, Quaker in Eastin Farm, Barbour District, Orange, Virginia, USA
Eastin Farm, Barbour District, Orange, Virginia, USA

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 18 Dec 1733
    Event Place: Barboursville, Orange, Virginia Colony
    Record Source:
    [1] U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, Haverford College; Haverford, Pennsylvania; Minutes, 1739-1773; Collection: Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Minutes; Call Number: 1116219
    [2] U.S., Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol I–VI

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Residence
    Event Date: 1747
    Event Place: Richmond City, Virginia
    Record Source: U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, Haverford College; Haverford, Pennsylvania; Minutes, 1739-1773; Collection: Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Minutes; Call Number: 1116219

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 21 Jul 1791
    Event Place: Eastin Farm, Barbour District, Orange, Virginia, USA
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