Rebecca married Samuel Walter II McCoy on 5 Jan 1854 in Coshocton, Coshocton County, Ohio. Samuel (son of Samuel Walter I McCoy and Phebe Phoebe ? Hardesty) was born on 16 Feb 1835 in New Moscow, Coshocton County, Ohio; died on 21 Jan 1893 in New Moscow, Coshocton County, Ohio; was buried in 1893 in Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Jackson Township, Coshocton County, Ohio. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Samuel Walter III McCoy was born on 19 Feb 1857 in Coshocton County, Ohio; died in Ohio, USA; was buried in East State Street Cemetery, Newcomerstown, Ohio.
2. *Sarah Elizabeth McCoy was born on 29 Mar 1860 in Coshocton County, Ohio; died in May 1942 in Kirksville, Adair County, Missouri; was buried in 1942 in Union Cemetery, Sherman Township, Putnam, Missouri, USA.
3. Shannon P. McCoy was born in 1861 in Coshocton County, Ohio; and died.
4. Child McCoy was born about 1863 in Coshocton County, Ohio; and died.
5. William Mccoy McCoy was born about 1865 in Coshocton County, Ohio; and died.
6. John Anderson McCoy was born about 1867 in Coshocton County, Ohio; and died.
7. Phoebe Jane McCoy was born about 1869 in Coshocton County, Ohio; and died.

John + Nancy Graves. Nancy was born in Virginia; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

NOTE: A LOT MORE RESEARCH IS REQUIRED ON THIS FAMILY. SO, THE DATESAND NAMES ARE NOT WRITTEN IN STONE, AND CHANGES MAY BE MADE FROM TIMETO TIME. JUST BE AWARE THAT THERE MAY BE MANY ERRORS IN THEINFORMATION PROVIDED IF YOU SHOULD HAPPEN TO USE IT AS AGUIDELINE--NONE OF THE INFORMATION HAS BEEN VERIFIED AS YET.

SOURCE:http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~vataxlists/Fauquier/1790-index.htm
Fauquier County, Virginia; Obtained: 14 December 2007; SLJuhl,compiler
Binn?s Genealogy Web Site; Copyrighted; Last updated: 8/31/2002;E-mail: binnsgeno@aol.com
10 May 1790/1800 Virginia Tax List Census Index with photo copies ofactual pages of the census
Name?s Personal Tax List A, B, C Page
Wright, William B 42 (Persons names Chargables with the Tax)
Wright, William Jun' B 42 (Names of Free Tithables-listed adjacent to William Wright asbeing responsible for his tax)
Wright, Samuel C 23 (31 March 1790)

NOTE: I have no responses for the information listed below. This isall still in review. However, I do feel that all researchers shouldbe made aware of the question raised by Mr. Grant, and be able todiscuss it with him if they would like. Mr. Grant has also put forththat there are presently DNA studies being conducted on this and a fewother Wright Family lineages in order to sort out the differences inthe genealogical lines. SLJuhl, compiler.
SOURCE: Database: sljuhl1234; Tue, 12 Feb 2008 08:41:40 -0700
Individual: I04073
Link:
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=sljuhl1234&id=I04073
Name: Robert Grant
Email: RNGrant@grantandgordon.com

Sandra,
1805 (year of death) William Wright of Fauquier County, Virginia,
(place of death) was not the son of 1792 John Wright of
Fauquier County, Virginia, and Elizabeth (Bronaugh) (Darnall) Wright.
He was too young.
1805 William Wright of Fauquier County was born on Nov 1, 1740, atYork
County, Virginia. This is set forth in a family
record written by his son 1834 William Wright of Coshocton County,
Ohio, between 1830 and 1834. A copy of that family
record was attached to DAR Application #696077 for Eloise Maynard and
was referred to in Ann Ritchie's book Major
Francis Wright And Ann Washington With Allied Families as a Bible
record. That family record also stated that 1805
William Wright married Elizabeth Lloyd on Dec 25, 1768, and died Aug
29, 1806, in Fauquier County, Virginia. The year of
death is probably 1805, since probate of 1805 William Wright's willwas
on April 28, 1806, at Fauquier County, Virginia,
W.B. 4/203. That will named a son William Wright.
On Aug 26, 1751, by Prince William County, Virginia, Deed M/169 1792
John Wright of Fauquier County gave 185 acres
of land to his son William Wright and the land was described as "Land
which he [William] now lives on." 1805 William
Wright of Fauquier County was only 11 years old in 1751 and,therefore,
could not be living on his own land. The
consequence of this deed is that 1805 William Wright of FauquierCounty
could not be the son of 1792 John Wright of
Fauquier County. Deed M/169 also had on it a notation "Deed dld. Mr.Wm
Wright & wife ye 20th May 1762." On about
Aug 26, 1762, by Fauquier County, Virginia, Deed 1/369 William Wright
and his wife Mary sold 125 acres of the land
gifted to him by his father John Wright. On Oct 13, 1762, by Fauquier
County, Virginia, Deed 1/433 William Wright and
Mary Wright sold the remaining 60 acres of land gifted to him by his
father John Wright. David and Betty Williams joined in
the deed to clear title. These deeds make clear that William Wright,
the son of 1792 John Wright of Fauquier County, was
married to Mary (_____) Wright and sold his land in Fauquier County in
1762.
The identity of William's wife Mary is obtained in King George County,
Virginia, Deed 1743-1752/442 dated September 4,
1751, by which William Wright "of the Parish of Hamilton in the County
of Prince Wm" and his wife Mary sold one share of
"Land Given and Devised by the last Will and Testament of WilliamGrant
the Elder deced. to his son William Grant the
Younger (who was Father of the said Mary Wright party to these
presents}." The reference to William Wright being of
Hamilton Parish identifies him as the son of 1792 John Wright of
Fauquier County who resided in Hamilton Parish, Prince
William County, which became part of Fauquier County on its formation
in 1758. The reference to William Grant the
younger as the father of Mary Wright clearly identifies William
Wright's wife as Mary (Grant) Wright. If William Wright, the
son of 1792 John Wright of Fauquier County, was married to Mary(Grant)
Wright in 1751, then he could not be the same
person as 1805 William Wright of Fauqier County, because 1805 William
Wright was only 11 years old in 1751.
Charles Hoppin first identified 1805 William Wright of Fauquier County
as the son of 1792 John Wright of Fauquier County
in his 1919 article published in Tyler's Quarterly and again in 1932in
The Washington Ancestry. In neither work did Hoppin
give any documentation for the identification of 1805 William Wrightas
the son of 1792 John Wright. Hoppin simply
assumed that 1805 William Wright was the same person as the William
Wright named in 1792 John Wright's will because of
his presence in Fauquier County. Hoppin was apparently unaware of the
family record quoted above or he would have
realized 1805 William Wright of Fauquier County was too young to bethe
son of 1792 John Wright of Fauquier County.
1805 William Wright of Fauquier County first acquired land in Fauquier
County on Sep 5, 1780, by Fauquier County,
Virginia, Deed 7/300, well after 1762 when 1792 John Wright's son
William and his wife Mary had sold their land.
I have collected a substantial amount of circumstantial evidence
identifying 1809 William Wright of Franklin County, Virginia,
who had a wife Mary as the son of 1792 John Wright of Fauquier County
and Elizabeth (Bronaugh) (Darnall) Wright and I
would be happy to share that with you and other interested researchers
Robert N. Grant, 15 Campo Bello Court, Menlo Park, CA 94025"

UPDATE: DNA study results from Mr. Grant's e-mail dated 01 August2008 indicates that the Fauquier County, Virginia Wright Family are adifferent DNA haplo group from other Wright Families in Virginia, andare not related to the Wright's of Westmoreland County, Virginia forsure. 08 August 2008, SLJuhl, Compiler

ANOTHER SOURCE ON THIS FAMILY IS: The information by ohioctr4autismon subsequent generations of the EDWARD WRIGHT FAMILY LINE was alsotaken from:http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/person.aspx?tid=4645227&pid=-1559322702
As an outline for future research on the family. The informationprovided by the researcher on the web site on that specific line isfilled with photos and information for family members and researchers. You do have to have www.Ancestry.com membership to view theinformation on the site. [08 Nov 2008, SLJuhl RNBSC, Compiler &Family Genealogist; sljuhl1234@yahoo.com]

*William married Elizabeth Lloyd on 25 Dec 1768 in York County, Virginia. Elizabeth (daughter of William Lloyd and Sarah Chowning) was born on 7 Nov 1750 in York County, Virginia; died on 25 Jul 1830 in Fauquier County, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

NOTE: At this point in the research, it's difficult to say whichchild of John Sr. Wright belonged to which wife except through the,"WILL". We are greatly indebted to Robert N. Grant (c.2007-2008A.D.-- RNGrant@grantandgordon.com) a Wright Family researcher, for hisguidance and research that he has so generously shared with thiscompiler and others. Robert has taken the time to trace all of theWright Families in Virginia. The outline information he has shared istruely appreciated. From this outline, research will probably gomore quickly through his efforts. The John Sr. Wright family outlinewith the childrens names, is certainly most helpful and he deservesfull credit for the families information except where noted below.SLJuhl, Compiler-sljuhl1234@yahoo.com

SOURCE: Robert Grant RNGrant@grantandgordon.com; Manuscript, "1752John Sr. Wright of York County, Virginia, His Wives and Ann Wright,and His Descendants," 252 pages of shared research; revised April 30,2007; Contributed 08 August 2008 to Sandra Lee Elkins Juhl, Compilerper E-mail.

"The will of John Wright was dated on November 14, 1751, probated on
November 20, 1752, at York County, Virginia, W.B. 20/273, and providedas follows:
?In the Name of God Amen I John Wright of Yorkhampton Parish in YorkCounty
being sick and weak of Body but of Sound Perfect Mind and Memorythanks be
to Almighty God do make and Ordain this to be my last Will andTestament in
manner and form following that is to say First I bequeath my Soul toAlmighty
God who gave it me and my Body I Commend to the Earth to be decentlyburied
at the discretion of my Executrix who is my welbeloved Wife Ann Wrightwhom I
appoint my whole and Sole Executrix of this my last Will and Testamentrevoking
and disallowing of all other Will or Wills heretofore made by mademeaning for
my Just Debts and funeral Expences to be paid by my said Executrix andmy
Estate I give and bequeath as followeth first I lend unto my saidwelbeloved Wife
Ann Wright my Negro Quando during the time she remains or continues my
Widow or not Marries And the rest of my whole Estate in any kindwhatever I lend
unto my said Wife during her widowhood or continues my Widow but incaseshe
Marries then my Will and desire is that my Estate may be equallydivided
amongst my said Wife and my Children hereafter mentioned as meaning my
Sons William, John, Dudley, Benjamin and my Daughter Elizabeth Wrightall
Born of this Body to me of my said welbeloved Wife Ann Wright to Shethem and
their Heirs forever and if either of the said Children should diewhile my said Wife
remains my Widow then Will and desire is that such Child or Childrenpart may
be equally divided amongst my said Wife and Children and so tocontinue
amongst my said Wife and Children meaning William, John, Dudley,Benjamin
and Elizabeth Wright to them and their Heirs furthermore I give untomy said Wife
the best feather Bed and furniture to her and her Use And my Will anddesire is
that my Wife as long as she remain my Widow may give no Security toCourt for
my Estate but only that a true and perfect Inventory of my Estate maybe taken
and returned to Court without having the same appraised or my Wifegiving
Security so long as she remain my Widow I give unto the Heirs of mydaughter
Ann Morland One Shilling Sterling and to my Son Edward Wright OneShilling
Sterling to my Daughter Mary Morris One Shilling Sterling to myDaughter Sarah
Marshall One Shilling Sterling and lastly to my Daughter ElizabethMorland Wife
of Young Morland One Shilling Sterling I also give unto my SonLawrence Wright
One Shilling Sterling In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my handand
Seal this fourteenth day of November 1751
Signed Sealed Published and declared to be the last Will and Testamentof the
Testator in the Presence of us
John Fenham the mark of
R: Hurst John J Wright"
"Samuel Reade
At a Court held for York County the 20th day of November 1752. ThisWill was
proved by the Oath of Samuel Reade a Witness thereto Sworn to by AnnWright
the Executrix therein named and Ordered to be recorded and at a Courtheld for
the sd. County the 18th day of December 1752 the said Ann Wright withJohn
Wootten and John Harvey her Securities entered into and AcknowledgedBond
for her due admon of the Estate of the decedent and performance of hissaid Will
and on her Motion Certificate was granted her for obtaining a Probatin due
for
Teste
Thos. Everand C: Cur?

The Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of John Wright was filedon
December 18, 1752, at York County, Virginia, W.B. 20/281 and listedthe following
property:
?York County Sc
In Obedience to an Order of York County Court bearing date Novemberthe 20th
being first Sworn have met and appraised the Estate of John Wrightdecd. as
followeth and make return thereof.
To 7 Cows ?9.2/. 5 young Steers ?5.8/. 4 Young Calves ?1.10/ at 16
2 Sows & 7 Shoats ?3.15/. 1 Bed and furniture ?3 6 15
1 more Bed and furniture 36/. 1 mare Do. 26/ 3 2
A parcel of Books and 1 Table 1
2 Chests and Box and Spinning Wheel 15
A Parcel of old Pewter 12/. A Parcel of old Lumber 6/. 18
1 Jug 2/. 4 Pots Racks and hooks 20/ 1 2
1 Spit and Pestle & 2 wedges 10/. A Parcel of old Iron 7/6 17 6
1 Cart horse & Saddle ?4.11/. 1 Hide & old Casks 10/6 5 1 6
1 fat Pot & hogshead of Syder 1 2
1 Negro Man 15
A Parcel of Lumber 10/ 1 Bushell of Salt 1/3 11 3
?52 4 3
Edward Moss
Edward Moss Junr
Thomas Patrick
Returned into York County Court the 18h day of December 1752 andOrdered to
be recorded.
Teste
Examd. Thos Edward Ex: Curt:?

*John married Mary Ann Cessna about 1725 in 2ND Marriage. Mary and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William + Sarah Chowning. Sarah and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]