Isaac Crosthwait
M, #198, b. circa 1726, d. December 1810 or 26 June 1811
| Father* | William Crosthwait (Immigrant) b. c 1695, d. Sep 1743 |
| Mother* | (__________) (__________) |
| Charts | Pedigree - Alma Pearl Rippeto (#1) Pedigree - Alma Pearl Rippeto (#2) |
| Reference | 5G Grf x4 - 198 + |
| Birth* | circa 1726 | Isaac Crosthwait was born circa 1726 at Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania. |
| (Witness) Will | 17 June 1756 | He was NOT mentioned in the will of Timothy Crosthwait on 17 June 1756 at Orange Co., Virginia,Timothy Crosthwait on 17 June 1756 at Orange Co., Virginia; Will date 17 Jun 1756 recorded 26 Aug 1756 Book 2 page 229 Timothy Crosthwait - do hereby make my last will & testament in the manner following that is to say I leave & bequetath to my brother William Crosthwait all & hail my lands lying in Culpeper County as also one tract of land in Spotsylvania County containing 150 acres more or less which is to be his share of my whole estate. I leave & bequeath to Abram Crosthwait my brother one tract of land in Orange County containing 100 acres less or more joingin Mr Alex Marr & Erasmus Taylor which is to be his whole share of my estate. And as to my movable estate I have in the following manner after all my just debts are paid out of it vis I leave & bequeath to my brothers Isaac & Jacob Crosthwait equally one half of my moveable estate after paying my debts above. Thhat is to say one fourth part to each. I leave & bequeath to my sister Sarah spouse to John Thomson three eights part of my moveable estate as above and the remainder one eighth part I leave & bequeath to my sister Elizabeth spouse to Jacob Medley and I likewise order that my negro wench Phillis be sold and be reconed as part of my moveable estate and I desire that my brothers William & Abram be my executors as also Peter Tucker and M Erasmus Taylor be likewise executors. And this I herby declare to be my last will and ___ [it doesn't say testament] as above. As witness my hand this 15th day of June 1756. Test Alexr Marr Test Andrew Shephard At a court held for Orange County on Thursday, the 26th of August, 1756, This Last Will and Testament of Timothy Crosthwait dec'd was presented into Court by Abraham Crosthwait one of the Exors therein Named Aproved by the oaths of Andrew Shepherd and Alex'r Marr, witnesses thereto and Ordered to be Recorded on the Motion of the said Abraham who made Oath according to Law Certificate is granted him for obtaining Letters of probate thereof in due form giving Security on which he with Joseph Eve his Security entered into and Acknowledged their Bond according to Law in the Tune of Lb. 250 Curt. money. George Taylor, Clerk There is a typescript of the inventory on pg 19 of Crostwaite book Seems to have been unmarried since he left estate to his siblings, with no mention of a wife or children.1 |
| Military* | Isaac Crosthwait was in the military In French & Indian War 1756-1763 Order Pension Papers (not in National Archives, try VA archives.) | |
| Marriage* | circa 1763 | He married Elizabeth Rippetoe, daughter of John Rippetoe and Elizabeth (__________), circa 1763 at Albemarle Co., Virginia, IGI Marr shows 1759 Orange Co Btch/Sht 500125033 Need to check on this for original source. |
| Land | 18 April 1770 | Isaac Crosthwait was involved in a land transaction on 18 April 1770 Bought land from fatherinlaw John Rippeto (Evd 95). Need to extract info into this record. |
| (Witness) DAR Candidate | between 19 April 1775 and 26 November 1783 | Did Isaac Crosthwait serve in the Revolutionary War? DAR accepts service for the period of 19 Apr 1775-26 Nov 1783; DAR accepts service for this period. |
| Census1790* | 1790 | He was the head of the household in the 1790 census, Albermarle Co., Virginia, with 11 white souls, 0 dwellings, 7 other buildings (Evd 100). |
| Death* | December 1810 or 26 June 1811 | He died in December 1810 or 26 June 1811 at Clark Co., Kentucky. |
| Will | 11 December 1810 | He left a will on 11 December 1810 at Clark Co., Kentucky; Will Book 3 p.54 Will of Isaac Crosthwait of the County of Clark and State of Kentucky . . . my beloved wife Elizabeth Crosthwait . . . my son William Crosthwait . . . my daughter Frances Crosthwait . . . the residue of my estate . . . to wit: Sally Greenings, wife of James Greenings, Thomas Crosthwait, Patsy Greenings, wife of Robert Greenings, John Crosthwait, Molly Morris, wife of Daniel Morris, Betsey Stone, Frances Crosthwait, William Crosthwait, Nancy Robinson. . . my grandson Waring Crosthwait, son of Sally Greenings . . . Ex: John Ously, Thomas Robinson and my beloved wife Elizabeth Crosthwait. . . this 11th day of December 1810 signed Isaac Crosthwait. Witness: O. Young, Caleb Embree, E. Crosthwait. |
| Probate* | 28 January 1811 | His estate was probated on 28 January 1811 at Clark Co., Kentucky. |
Family | Elizabeth Rippetoe d. a 1810 | |
| Marriage* | circa 1763 | He married Elizabeth Rippetoe, daughter of John Rippetoe and Elizabeth (__________), circa 1763 at Albemarle Co., Virginia, IGI Marr shows 1759 Orange Co Btch/Sht 500125033 Need to check on this for original source. |
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| Last Edited | 18 Sep 2012 |
Citations
- [S16] The Missouri Crosthwaits - Crosswhites - Croswhites And Their Descendants: A Study of the Ancestry and Posterity of William Crosthwait, A Virginia Colonist of the Eighteen Century from about 1695 to 1981, via Surber Vance Evd #16.