Ann Terrell

Biography

There were two sisters, Anne and Agatha Chiles, supposed to have been daughters of Henry Chiles or Micajah Chiles, who married two brothers, Henry and David Terrell, sons of William and Susannah Terrell.

Mary Terrell first married after 1710 in Virginia to Micajah Chiles (d: c1734 VA). Two of her brothers, Henry and David Terrel, married respectively Anne and Agatha Chiles, sisters of Micahah. [1]

From “Great Grandparents and Their Ancestors of Frank Lee Johnson Jr., 1927-.,” Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center link to search page

When Henry Terrell married Ann Chiles in about 1734, he was living in Caroline Co and a member of Cedar Creek Monthly Meeting, as was Ann. Her parents were not Quakers. She was bom about 1710 and, has been noted before, died in about 1740. Her parents were Henry [SIC] Chiles and Mary Terrell. The parentage of Mary is unknown. Henry Chiles was bom sometime before 1671, probably about 1669, the only child of Walter Chiles Jr and his second wife Susanna.

Henry Terrell and Ann Chiles were married in about 1733 in Caroline Co and their 4 children were bom between 1735 and about 1742, so Ann probably died in childbirth. These children were named in his will. The 2 sons received land in Albemarle Co and the daughters received a slave in addition to “what I have given her before”.

In October of 1743 Henry requested a certificate to Henrico Monthly meeting where he was married to Sarah Woodson, a daughter of Tarleton Woodson.

Children of Henry Terrell and Anne Chiles

• 1. Henry Terrell, born January 29, 1735; died in 1811; married Mary Tyler, daughter of Captain William Tyler, and removed first to Spottsylvania, and in 1787 to Kentucky.
• 2. Thomas Terrell, born August 20, 1736; married, in 1762, Rebecca Peatross.
• 3. Betty Terrell, born September 7, 1738 ; married on January 12, 1755, Zachariah Moorman; she died on July 14, 1773.
• 4. Anne Terrell, born September 15, 1740; died February 14, 1804. Married Colonel Charles Lynch, on January 12,

Disputed Origins

• Birth seen as October 14, 1709 St. Peter's Parish, New Kent, Virginia
• https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Chiles-30 “Some sources identify Anne's parents as Henry Chiles and Mary Winton whereas others show her as the daughter of Micajah Chiles (Chiles-84) and Elizabeth Chiles (Terrell-155).” (Capt. Henry Chiles & Mary Howle)
• Birth seen as October 14, 1709 St. Peter's Parish, New Kent, Virginia
• http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~wayland/terrill/pafg27.htm#569 shows her as born 1716, daughter of Micajah CHILES [son of John Chiles & Mary Boucher] and Mary TERRILL [daughter of William TERRILL and Susannah WATERS]
• Capt. Henry Chiles & Margaret Chiles are not known to have had a daughter Ann.
• John Chiles & Mary Chiles are not known to have had a daughter Ann.
• If she was born 1709, she cannot have been the mother of Charles Peter Word, I baptized 1710
• Not Ann Chiles who married John Ward (not Word)
• From https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/178218630/ann-word_terrell Ann (Chiles) Word Terrell BIRTH 1680 New Kent County, Virginia, USA DEATH 1744 (aged 63–64)

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Origins

Family of Henry Chiles

References

• Ancestry.com. Tidewater Virginia Families [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2006. Original data:Davis, Virginia Lee Hutcheson. Tidewater Virginia Families. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004. “Chiles Family.” Page 264. < AncestrySharing >
• The Chiles Family in Virginia (Continued) W. B. Cridlin The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography Vol. 19, No. 2 (Apr., 1911), pp. 211-215 Published by: Virginia Historical Society Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/4243134 Page 213 & 215 (also attached)
• https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Henry_Terrell_%289%29
• https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Chiles-30 cites
• 1. Cridlin, W. B.: op. cit., vol. 19 (1911), p. 213.
• 2. MFL Mary Foster Ludvigsen, from: Circumstantial Evidence for Two Previously Unknown Daughters of Walter Chiles (1699-ca. 1766) of S.W. Caroline County Virginia, with remarks on the first English record of Walter Chiles (I) (1608-1653)," by Arden H Brame, Jr. II, KCR, OAE (The Colonial Genealogist, Vol. XI, No. 1-2, pp. 1-6, 1982)
• 3. Chamberlayne, C. G.: The Vestry Book and Register of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent and James City Counties, Virginia 1684-1786. (1937) Richmond, Va., 840 pp.
• 4. Cridlin, W. B.: op. cit., vol. 19 (1911), p. 214.
• 5. Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 2, p. 4.
• 6. Cridlin, W. B.: op. cit., vol. 19 (1911), p. 214.
• 7. Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 14, p. 10 (15 June 1765).
• 8. Cridlin, W. B.: op. cit., vol. 19 (1911), p. 214.
• 9. Hinshaw, W. W.: Encyclopedia of American Quaker [Page 5, Unknown Daughters of Walter Chiles] Genealogy, Vol. 6, Virginia.
• 10. Orange County, Virginia Deed Book, op. cit
• The Descendants of George Bigbie - Volume Two By Scott Bigbie. Page 63. GoogleBooks

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GEDCOM Source

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