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LANIER
GENEALOGY
LINE
The
LANIER
Family
Tree
Martha
Lanier
(1747 - 1823)
Sampson
Lanier, Jr.
(1712 - 1752)
Sampson
Lanier, Sr.
(1682 - 1743)
John
Lanier, Jr.
(1655 - 1719)
John
Lanier, Sr.
(1631 - ????)
Clement
Lanier
(1590 - 1661)
Nicholas
Laniere
(1542 - 1612)
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Sampson
Lanier, Sr. |
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Born: Abt. 1682, Charles City Co, VA
Died: Abt. 15 May 1743 |
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Sampson Lanier was born about 1682 in Charles City County,
Virginia. He was the son of
John Lanier, Jr. and Lucreece (Unknown). |
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He first appears in contemporary records as a "Tithable" in
northern Surry County, Virginia, above Stony Run in 1701. |
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Sampson married Elizabeth Washington around 1706 in Surry
County, Virginia. Elizabeth was the daughter of Richard
Washington and Elizabeth Jordan. She was born about 1683
in Surry County, Virginia. |
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In Richard Washington's will, dated 09 November 1724, he leaves
Elizabeth 200 acres of land, "where she now lives". He
also leaves his son-in-law, Sampson, 200 acres lying in the Isle
of Wight. On March 23, 1732, Sampson sold the 200 acres
left to him by his father-in-law to the Vestry of Nottingham
Parish, currently Southampton County, Virginia. On
February 19, 1734, Sampson and Elizabeth sold the 200 acres of
land given to her by her father. Some time before 1740
they moved to Brunswick County,, Virginia. |
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Sampson and Elizabeth had seven children. |
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Children of Sampson Lanier and Elizabeth Washington Lanier |
| Name |
Date of Birth |
Date of Death |
Spouse |
| Thomas Lanier |
Abt. 1707 |
Sep/Nov 1745 |
Ann Maclin |
| Arthur Lanier |
Abt. 1709 |
1725/26 |
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Sampson Lanier, Jr. |
Abt. 1712 |
02 Sep 1752 |
Elizabeth Chamberlain |
| Richard Lanier |
Abt. 1715 |
1780/81 |
Lucy Briggs |
| Elizabeth Lanier |
Abt. 1719 |
1795 |
John Burch |
| Lemuel Lanier |
Abt. 1722 |
Mar 1786 |
Mary "Molly" Peebles |
| James Lanier |
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Mary Cook |
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Sampson was a Justice of the Peace, a Vestryman of St. Andrews,
and at one time he was on the school board. |
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Sampson Lanier died about May 15, 1743 in Brunswick County,
Virginia. Elizabeth died about 1773 in Pitt County, North
Carolina. |
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SOURCES: |
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Lanier Family History
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~fairbanks/lanier/history.htm
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The Ancestry of George Washington
Sons of Liberty Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution
http://www.revolutionarywararchives.org/washancestry.html
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ROYAL DESCENT
The Lanier Family Connection the Washington Family
http://jimserver.net/genealogy/royal_desc.html |
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If you have additional photos or information on the Washington
Family, please contact me. |
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