Ann Nave

Possible memorial found buried. Uniquely carved stone. Plans being made to send the memorial to East Tennessee State U., Department of Geology for further evaluation.

See: Nave, Robert T. and Margaret Houghland, TETER NAVE EAST TENNESSEE PIONEER, His Ancestors and descendants, Gateway Press, Balt., MD 2007.∼The Vanderpools were an old New York Dutch family with ties to many families of Europe by descent from William of Orange. The Roosevelts are among the many notable descendants. (per Robert T. Nave. May 1993.)

Ann's mother, Rebecca Vanderpool, was the widow and second wife of Abraham Vanderpool, who lived on the South Branch of the Potomic in perhaps Shenandoah Co., VA then Augusta county. His name appears on pg. 293 of "Chalkley Abstracts", Vol. 3: 25 May 1751: Abraham Vanderpool and Rebecca to George Yoakum, Lot no. 10 held by patent of Lord Fairfax, 19 Oct 1748 on the South Fork of the Wappaconee (or) Great South Branch of the Potomac, 430 acres. Witnesses - William White, Thomas Moore.

See: Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish settlement in Virginia: extracted ..., Volume 3, Augusta County (VA.), by Lyman Chalkley, Mary Smith Lockwood, page 392 .—6th June, 1751. Appeasement of Isaac Jones by Abram Vanderpool, Henry Shipler, John McDade.

Possible memorial found buried. Uniquely carved stone. Plans being made to send the memorial to East Tennessee State U., Department of Geology for further evaluation.

See: Nave, Robert T. and Margaret Houghland, TETER NAVE EAST TENNESSEE PIONEER, His Ancestors and descendants, Gateway Press, Balt., MD 2007.

Updated 5 Feb 2019 Marriage: Teter Nave Augusta County, Virginia, USA

Father: Teter Nave

Children: Abraham Nave Sr Rebecca Nave John Nave Sr Mary Nave Henry Nave William Nave* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Mar 25 2021, 17:56:43 UTC