Richard Andrews

http://www.esva.net/ghotes/andrews/d0/i0013328.htm#i13328

Does not show the name of the wife / wives of Richard Andrews (d. 1750) of Surry, Virginia, possibly the son of William Andrews (d. aft 1720) and Elizabeth Gray (d. 1719).

Sixth Generation

72. RICHARD6 ANDREWS (WILLIAM5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, JOHN1) (#13328) birth date unknown. RICHARD died 1750 Surry Co., VA.

It is not confirmed that Richard was the son of William and Elizabeth.

RICHARD ANDREWS had the following children:

• child 131 i. WILLIAM7 ANDREWS (#13522) was born Surry Co., VA.
• child 132 ii. DAVID ANDREWS (#13523) was born Surry Co., VA.
• child 133 iii. RICHARD ANDREWS (Jr.) (#13524) was born Surry Co., VA.
• child 134 iv. ELIZABETH ANDREWS (#13525) was born Surry Co., VA. She married UNKNOWN WRENN. (UNKNOWN WRENN is #13952.)
• child 135 v. MARY ANDREWS (#13526) was born Surry Co., VA. She married UNKNOWN MORROLL. (UNKNOWN MORROLL is #13953.)

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https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gray-2495

Elizabeth Gray was born between 1684 and 1690, in Surry county, Virginia, a daughter of William Gray and Elizabeth (Jarrett) Gray. Elizabeth died before 1719 and her husband, Richard Andrews, remarried sometime after 1732, another Elizabeth, the widow of Robert Nicholson.

Children:

1. William Andrews (1729-abt 25 Jan 1771) m. 1) Mary Blount 2) Martha

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Andrews-5803

Richard Andrews, parents unknown, was married 1st to the daughter of Capt. William Gray, there is no first name given for her in the record I have. She was born before 1690 and died before 1719. He married 2nd to Elizabeth (Flood) Nicholson, daughter of Henry Flood.

Robert Nicholson's Will was dated December 6, 1732, and was proved in Surry county, July 17, 1732. James and his brother, Benjamin Nicholson are remembered in their father's Will. The Will describes how "the plantation whereon he now lived" lay on Gilbert Gray's line. After Robert's death, Elizabeth (Flood) Nicholson married Richard Andrews. There is a Deed in 1740, in which Richard Andrews and his second wife, Elizabeth, and James Nicholson convey to Robert Gray 156 acres at the mouth of Cattail Branch, etc. Witnesses were John Harris, Gilbert Gray and Benjamin Nicholson. Then, on March 10, 1752, Benjamin Nicholson and Elizabeth Andrews sell to William Clinch 180 acres of land, etc. Witnessed by Robert Gray and Gilbert Gray.

References

1. http://www.esva.net/ghotes/andrews/d0/i0013328.htm#i13328 unconfirmed as son of William Andrews and Eliizabeth Gray. Wife / wives unnamed.