(--?--) Draper - possibilities
Born: by 1735
Died:
Buried: ?
Married: by 1755
Occupation: ?
Immigrants:
Maryland Aug. 15, 1718 - William Draper of St. Peter's, Colchester, Essex, aged 18, bound to John Dykes to serve 5 years. William born ca. 1700.
Maryland Aug. 19, 1718 - Thomas Draper of St. James, Westminster, plasterer aged 17 bound to John Dykes to serve 4 years. Thomas born 1701.
Maryland Nov. 1732 - Edward Draper bound to William Burge
Military Service:
1760 - John Draper - Botetourt County, Virginia - claims proved in court that he served under William Byrd, Esqr. in 1760
1768 - a John Draper served in Virginia, may be the same John Draper as above.
1774 - a John Draper served as an ensign in colonial wars or American Revolution, received 2000 acres
1776-1781 - a John Draper served as a captain in American Revolution
Deeds:
1771
- Botetourt Co., Virginia - William Thompson & William Preston
executors of James Patton deceased sold 240 acres in Botetourt County to
John Draper for £80, on the waters of Pine Run, a branch of the James River, may be same John Draper as above
Other records:
nd - Botetourt County, Virginia road crew - William Thompson, Joseph How, John Draper,
Joseph Montgomery & Samuel Scott to view ground from Michael
Price's by Taylors and the Buffaloe Pound ford by the head waters of
Peek Creek to Buchanan's plow on Reed Creek
1773 - Fincastle Co., Virginia road crew - William Preston, James Adams, John Adams, James Montgomery, Joseph Montgomery, John Draper & Frederick Edwards to view the way from John Taylor's ford, Samuel Peppers & Horse Shoe and by Brown's bottom from the Glades by Draper's Meadows into the landing betwixt Maj. Ingles Ferry and Read Creek.
1779 - Montgomery Co., Virginia road crew - James Montgomery, Joseph Montgomery, Samuel Draker / Draper?, James Finley, John Newell, John Lowther & James Allison view a possible road by Skaggs' place commonly called the old ferry or by the Dunker Bottom than that at present occupied by Col. Ingles.
1782 - Rockbridge Co., Virginia - taxes an Abram Draper appeared on James Douthat's list. He was head of household and owned no slaves.
1785 - Montgomery Co., Virginia - John Draper received 700 lbs. of tobacco for 1 old wolf
1785 - Montgomery Co., Virginia - John Draper Sr. allowed 2 young and 1 old wolf head
1798 - Montgomery Co., Virginia - John Draper granted license to keep an ordinary at Drapers Ferry
Child:
Thomas b. ca. 1755 married in Botetourt County
Possible children:
Elizabeth Draper married Joseph Montgomery, 1786 in Montgomery Co., VA
Nancy Draper married Samuel Patton, 1793 in Montgomery Co., VA
Benjamin Draper born 1780 - 1771 living in Botetourt Co., VA in 1840
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