Abigail Weber

Parents also seen as John Whitehead

Biography

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Whitehead-410

According to descendants, Abigail Whitehead, the daughter of Phillip Whitehead, was married to John Yarbrough.[citation needed] On the 4th day of April 1703, John Yarbrough and "Abigal" Yarbrough were witnesses to an Indenture for the sale of 200 acres of land lying in King William County from Phillip Whitehead of Gloucestor County, Virginia to Richard Yarbrough of King William County, it being part of a patent of five thousand acres panted by Mr. Richard Whitehead late of Gloucester county and by his Last Will and Testament unto Phillip Whitehead.[2]

John Yarbrough, and "Abigal" Yarbrough were witnesses to a deed for Joseph Hail and John Hammon of St Johns Parish, King William County to Isaac Hill of Stratton Major Parish in the county of King and Queen on the 4th of May 1721.[3]

Research Notes

The Philip Whitehead, referred to in the 1703 deed, was born 1670, and was the son of Richard Whitehead born in 1639; therefore, he could not be the father of Abigail Whitehead.

• https://johnsonancestors.com/ps12/ps12_413.html Notes for Abigail _____
• (1) records from Varla Wright, Phoenix, Arizona - June 1996
• a) THE YARBROUGH FAMILY, comp. by Hazel Y. Beatrous, pg. 18-38 FHL# 1697466-4.
• b) YARBROUGH, a Branch Through Ambrose the Emigrant, Robert Price Yarbrough, comp., pg. 2, FHL# 929.273, Y2y gives a good acct. of Richard and family.
• (2) Jul 2003: IGI
• https://johnsonancestors.com/ps12/ps12_413.html Notes for John (Spouse 1)
• (1) records of Varla Wright, Phoenix, Arizona - June 1996
• a) Statements in various land deeds and depositions suggest that Sarah was either the daughter of John Yarbrough, b. abt 1632 and a neighbor of William Hurt, Sr., or the daughter of a friend, Henry Webber. Both men are named in depositions and power-of-attorney documents where her name, Sarah Hurt, occurs. IGI shows her as daughter of John Yarbrough, FHL# 1553934 file, batch #5029377-sheet 23
• b) Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, W. E. Cridlin's abstracts of King William Co., Vol. 25, pg. 174.
• c) Circuit Court Records, King William Co., VA, Nov. 1706 FHL# 0032092
• d) John Yarbrough and his wife, Abigail Yarbrough were witnesses to a deed in St. John's Parish, King William Co., VA on 4 May 1721. (King William Fragments, No. 330) Circuit Court Records, FHL# 0032092.
• e) Caroline Co.,VA Circuit Court Records, 1747 show James Hurt, son of John and Sarah Hurt was executor of the estate of John Yarbrough, deceased. See Colonial Caroline, T. E. Campbell, pg. 472.
• (2) Jul 2003: IGI