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[2539] Thomas was the son of Alexander and Elizabeth Campbell of the Neely's Creeksection of York Co, SC.
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William DANDRIDGE , Col.
29-DEC-1689 - 27 AUGUST 1744
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William was a brother to John Dandridge, father of Martha Dandridge Custis Washington. William was the older brother and they came to America from England as young men around 1713-14. Served as a Colonel in the British Navy. Died while serving as commander of the ship "Mary" in August 1744. Ref: Colonial Families of the United States.WILLIAM DANDRIDGE, was a Member of Virginia House of Burgesses.In a deed of 1719 William Dandridge is described as "late of Hampton," now of King William County, gent," His removal to that county was doubtless occasioned by a settlement of 1247 acres in the parish of St. Johns, made March17-18, 1719, on his marriage with Unity, only child of Col. Nathaniel West.In 1727 he became a Member of the Colonial Council, and on Dec. 14, 1727 , he was appointed with Col. Byrd as one of the (3) Commissioners to settle the dividing line between Virginia and North Carolina, and in 1728 he was appointed a member of the Council of Virginia.. He held a Commission in the British Navy as Captain. He was a Vestryman of St. Johns Parish and died in 1743. He had six children.A Sword that was presented to him by the Earl of Montague is now in the Virginia Historical Society in Richmond,Virginia. In 1728 he has a grant of 496 acres on Allen's Creek, in Hanover, adjoining his King William lands.William Dandridge, born December 29, 1689 in Norfolk, Worcester, England. He was the son of John Dandridge and Ann. He lived at Elsing Green, Virginia married (1) He married Eupha, probably the daughter of James Wallace, and widow of Wilson Roscoe. He moved to King William County prior to 1719 (and his wife being dead) married (2) UnityWest, daughter of Colonel Nathaniel West, March 17, 1718/19 in King William County Virginia. He was a member of the Council in 1727, and subsequently received a Commission in the Royal Navy, and commanded the "South Sea" and participated in the attack on St. Augustine and the siege of Cartagena.
The DandridgesReference: Coloniel Families in the United States, Volume IQuote: "The progenitors of the Virginia Dandridges were two brothers, Colonel William Dandridge of "Elsing Green," King William County, and Colonel John Dandridge of New Kent Co. They first settledat Elizabeth City, each on opposite sides of the Pamunkey River. Colonel John Dandridge was the father of Mrs. George Washington" (Martha). "Colonel (Capt) William Dandridge, of the British Navy, was born in England; settled in Virginia prior to 1717; married (firstly) Euphan Wallace, b. 1696;d. 22 April 1717; widow of Wilson Roscon, Hampton, Va.; he m. (secondly) March, 1718-9, Unity West, heiress of Colonel Nathaniel West, and gr. dau. of Thos. West, Lord de la Warr; in 1741 he commanded "The Wolf," R.N., 12 guns, in the Virginia Station, November,1741 transferred to the "South Sea," 40 guns, and served in Governor Oglethorpe's attack on St. Augustine, and Admiral Vernon's seige of Carthagena; subsequently commanded the man-of-war "Ludlow Castle"; he d. 1743." Col Dandridge was living in Hampton, VA and was an established merchant in 1712. In 1713, he was permitted to build a wharf opposite his lots in Hampton. It was in Hampton that he married Euphan Wallace of Elizabeth City Co, VA. By 1719 she had died and he married Unity West, of King William, Co, VA. It was soon after this marriage that he was conveyed the large tract of land now know as Elsing Green, along the Pamunkey River in King William Co., which had been owned by the Wests. Capt. Nathaniel West, his brother Thomas West and his nephew, John West, joined in making the conveyance in 1719. Col Dandridge had prospered and in 1722, Governor Spottswood suggested him as a person fit in every way to be a Councillor, to which office he was appointed by the King on May 21, 1727. He had already been named in the Commission of Peace for King William Co. In Dec 1727, Governor Spottswood appointed him to the Commission to settle the bondary line between Virginia and North Carolina. He lived the life of a county squire on his vast estate on the Pamunkey River and served the Church as a vestryman in the Parish of St. John's with reasonable zeal and attention.
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J. P. WOOLEY
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