Family Tree
Three generations around Timothy Sr
Sibling
George Ezell
1674 — 1730
Sibling
Edna Steel
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Sibling
Sina McCarty
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Sibling
Elizabeth Ezell
b. 1678
Sibling
Janes Cowan Graham
1784 — 1866
Sibling
Mary Ezell
b. 1681
Sibling
Ray McCarty
—
Sibling
Lucy Ezell
b. 1684
Sibling
Sarah Ezell
b. 1687
This record
Timothy Sr Ezell
d. 1760
Child
Thomas Sr. Ezell
1715 — 1782
Child
Ethelinda M Ezell
1814 — 1834
Child
Timothy Jr. Ezell
1717 — 1768
Child
Pinkney Harrison Ezell
b. 1816
Child
Araminta Dunreath Ezell
b. 1820
Child
John Ezell
b. 1721
Child
Lydia Ezell
b. 1724
Child
William Madison Matt Ezell
1823 — 1869
Child
Elizabeth Ezell
b. 1728
Child
Jason Buchanan
b. 1804
Child
James (Jason) Monroe Cuff Ezell
1825 — 1847
Child
Mary Ezell
b. 1732
Child
George Ezell
b. 1738
Vital Events
Dates and Places
- BornSussex Co, VA
- Died15 AUG 1760 · Sussex Co, VA
- SexMale
Recorded Events
Life Timeline
- _fa2Cooper by trade (maker of wooden barrels, buckets, bowls, etc.)
Notes
Research Notes
Timothy's will is on record, dated 1759, in Parish of Ablemarle, Sussex Co, VA. A deed transferring land to son Thomas Ezell is recorded in Deed Book A, p.9. (s: Harwell)
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Timothy's will (1759) states that he lived in Albemarle Parish, Sussex Co, VA. He gave away many tractsd of land to his children before he made his will. He gave George (1738) 210 acres on the "branch of Poplar Swamp, known as Lightwood Branch" in Sussex Co, VA, and "to my son Thomas all my Cooper's tools."
Thus, he and his son Thomas followed the cooper's trade and made wooden barrels, bowls, buckets, etc. For a man who could not sign his name, Timothy must have been a good businessman to have such a large amount of land and etc.
(s: Ezell Family in America, The, 1652-1977)