HAIRSTON.org ID#3635, d. about February 1830
| Andrew AMYX Sr was the son of Samuel AMYX and Eleanor HAIRSTON.1,2 |
Grant* | Virginia Land Grant, warrant #1359, 1809 Botetourt County - 110 acres on the waters of Glade Creek, which is the waters of Roanoak River. Virginia Land Office Grants No. 58, 1809, p. 523-524 (Reel 124). Library of Virginia.3 |
Marriage* | Andrew AMYX Sr married Elizabeth TAYLOR on 20 April 1810 in Rockbridge, Virginia.4 |
Will | Andrew AMYX Sr was mentioned in the will of Samuel AMYX on 5 May 1818 in Botetourt, Virginia; Mentions sons Isaac, Andrew, daughters Peggy Taylor, Elizabeth Preston, Esther Lamb, Susannah Amyx and Elinor Amyx.1,5 |
Grant | Virginia Land Grant, warrant #7907, 1829 Botetourt County - 80 acres on the waters of Glade Creek, which is the waters of Roan-Oak River. Virginia Land Office Grants No. 78, 1828-1829, p. 393 (Reel 144). Library of Virginia. |
Will* | Andrew AMYX Sr left a will on 1 January 1830 in Botetourt, Virginia. Botetourt County Will Book E, page 64. Family Search Library Film #7644337, image 403.6 |
Death* | He died about February 1830. |
Probate* | His estate was probated on 25 March 1830 in Botetourt, Virginia; 28 March 1830, Inventory apprasial of Andrew Amyx estate. - Botetourt County Will Book E, page 112. Family Search Library Film #7644337, image 427. |
Probate | His estate was probated on 26 March 1830; On 26 March 1830, personal estate of Andrew Amyx was sold. - Botetourt County Will Book E, page 117. Family Search Library Film #7644337, image 429. |
Probate | His estate was probated between 1831 and 1841; The probate of the estate of Andrew Amyx lasted until the June court of 1841. Over the years there were statements regarding the maintenance of the minor children and the sale of the estate assests. - Botentourt Will Book E pages, 112, 117, 362, 688, 868, 907, Book F pages 112, 343. |