Samuel BUGG

                   # ID: I1852
# Name: Samual BUGG Jr
# Surname: Bugg
# Given Name: Samual
# Suffix: Jr
# Sex: M
# Birth: ABT 1686 in of, Fluvanna County, Virginia
# Death: BEF 30 Dec 1756 in , Lunenburg County, Virginia 1
# Ancestral File #: LM51-G0
# LDS Baptism: status: SUBMITTED 29 Sep 1998
# Endowment: status: SUBMITTED 29 Sep 1998
# _UID: EC776C2155B29D42BCD2C2A30134C7F2B7DD 2
# Change Date: 4 Mar 2001 at 19:50:32

Father: Samuel BUGG b: in of, Fluvanna County, Virginia
Mother: Deborah

Marriage 1 Sarah BACON b: 28 Dec 1712 in , New Kent County, Virginia

      * Married: in of, Fluvanna County, Virginia
      * Sealing Spouse:
      * Note:

            Lunenburg County, Virginia
            Will Book 1, Page 249

            Names: Wife - Sarah Bugg;
            Sons: Jacob, Sherwood, Edmund, Samuel, Anselm
            Daughters: Sarah Towler, Agnes Lee (Leigh), Ruth Bugg
            Grandsons: John Bugg, Benjamin Bugg, Jessee Bugg, Sherwood Bugg
            Executor: Son, Anselm Bugg
            Witnesses: Amos Hix, George Freeman, William Cox
            Dated: 30 Dec 1756
            Recorded: 1 May 1759

            Samuel Buss (Senr.) left his land to wife Sarah Bugg for life and at her death to son Jacob Bugg. Samuel Bugg of Henrico County purchased 150 acres of land on south side of Roanoke River from John Hyde 16 Jan 1752. John Hyde sold an additional 195 acres to Samuel Bugg, Senr., 7 Aug 1753. Samuel Bugg, Senr., does not appear to have moved to Mecklenburg County at once, but his son Edmund Bugg is listed in the tithe list for 1752 and evidently had moved to the land.

            Sherwood Bugg purchased 100 acres of land on south side of Roanoke River from William Wood on 7 Jan 1752; and he is listed with son John Bugg (over 16) in the tithe list for that year.

            Samuel Bugg (Junr.) purchased 400 acres of land on the north side of the Roanoke River from Henry Howard 22 May 1752. The deed states Samuel Bugg of Amelia County. Henry Howard, on the same day, sold 400 acres of land on north side of the river adjoining this land to Jacob Bugg of Chesterfield County.

            Samuel Bugg, Senr., was, inferentially, the son of Samuel Bugg of New Kent County, and Deborah Bugg, his wife.

Children

     1. Has Children Samuel BUGG b: 16 Sep 1717 in of, New Kent County, Virginia
     2. Has Children Sherwood BUGG b: 8 Jul 1720 in of, New Kent County, Virginia
     3. Has Children Jacob BUGG b: 16 Feb 1722 in of, New Kent County, Virginia
     4. Has No Children Sarah BUGG b: 24 Oct 1725 in of, New Kent County, Virginia
     5. Has No Children Edmund BUGG b: 24 Sep 1728 in of, New Kent County, Virginia
     6. Has Children John BUGG b: ABT 1731 in of, New Kent County, Virginia
     7. Has Children William BUGG b: ABT 1733 in of, Fluvanna County, Virginia
     8. Has No Children Agnes BUGG b: ABT 1735 in of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia
     9. Has Children Anselm BUGG b: in of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia


Sources:

     1. Title: ISBN 0-8063-0956-3; Set No. 0-8063-0955-5
        Text: Page 196: NOTE a: Sarah BACON (sister of John BACON of New Kent County) is said to have married Samuel BUGG, son of Samuel BUGG who died in New Kent County 13-Sep-1716, and Deborah, his wife who died 14-Dec-1715. Samuel BUGG, the son, had issue; (1) Samuel, born 16-Sep-1717; (2) Sherwood, born 8-July-1720; (3) Jacob, born 16-Feb-1722; (4) Sarah, born 24-Oct-1725; (5) Edmund, born 24-Sep-1728; (6) John; (7) William; (8) Anselm; (9) Agnes. These buggs removed to Lunenburg County Virginia, whence their decendants have scattered throught the south.
     2. Title: Copyright 1964 by Katherine B. Elliott
        Reprinted 1983
        ISBN 0-89308-379-8 Soft Cover
        ISBN 0-89308-420-4 Hard Cover
        Author: Compiled by Katherine B. Elliott, South Hill, Virginia
        Publication: Southern Historical Press, Inc.
        c/o The Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr.
        P.O. Box 738
        Easley, South Carolina 29641-0738