HAIRSTON.org ID#8683, d. about May 1814
| Capt Thomas ROWLAND was the son of Robert ROWLAND and Martha (surname unknown).1 |
Patent/Warrant* | Thomas Rowland obtains a patent for 74 acres in Augusta County next to Robert Rowland, on 10 July 1767. Patent Book 35, page 372.2 |
Marriage* | Capt Thomas ROWLAND married Mary RUSSELL on 6 June 1768 in Bedford, Virginia. Stephen Goggin surety.3 |
Patent/Warrant | Thomas Rowland obtains a Virginia Patent for 270 acres, on 1 Aug 1772 in Augusta County. Patent Book 40, page 764.2 |
Will | Capt Thomas ROWLAND was mentioned in the will of Robert ROWLAND on 16 January 1777 in Botetourt, Virginia; Mentions sons James, Thomas, George and deceased son William's oldest son Robert.1 |
Probate | Capt Thomas ROWLAND was mentioned in the probate of the estate of William ROWLAND on 18 June 1777 in Botetourt, Virginia; Mentions John Potts Jr. and Thomas Rowland. Will Book A, page 80. FSL 7644336 49. |
Military* | Capt. Rowland was vice to Lt. Col. William McClenahan, 13 April 1781 in Botetourt County, Virginia.4 |
Tax Rolls* | Thomas Rowland is listed as a taxpayer in Botetourt County in 1784. He paid 1 polls and owned 4 slaves.5 |
Probate | Capt Thomas ROWLAND was mentioned in the probate of the estate of William ROWLAND on 12 April 1784 in Botetourt, Virginia; Mentions Sarah Rowland, James Rowland, John Potts Jr. and Thomas Rowland. Will Book A, page 203-204. FSL 7644336 110-111. |
Census* | Capt Thomas ROWLAND appeared on the enumeration of between February 1785 and March 1785 in Botetourt, Virginia. There were 12 white persons in the house, 1 house and 8 other buildings. |
Property* | On 5 March 1790, William Cross obtained a patent for 80 acres that was adjacent to Thomas Rowland and Joseph Kyle. Patent Book 22, page 107. |
Tax Rolls | Thomas Rowland is listed as having 4 white males over 21, 6 horses, 2 slave under 16 and 5 slaves over 16 and 1 stud horse in Botetourt County in 1800. The John Holloway district. |
Will* | He left a will on 23 December 1813 in Botetourt, Virginia. Mentions wife Mary, sons Jessee, Silas, Joel, George, William, David, and duaghters Milly Gilmore (wife of Joseph Gilmore). Witnessed by Margaret Rowland.6 |
Death* | He died about May 1814 in Botetourt, Virginia.6 |
Probate* | His estate was probated in August 1814 in Botetourt, Virginia.6 |