Phoebe Hampton - I3380 - Individual Information - PhpGedView

Phoebe Hampton ‎(I3380)‎

Given Names: Phoebe
Surname: Hampton

Gender: Female Female

Female

Birth: about 1741

40

31 Virginia, USA
Death: Yes

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Birth	about 1741 40 31 Virginia, USA
Event	between 1762 and 1770 ‎(Age 21)‎ Children Bound Out Amelia, Virginia, USA Note: Phoebe Hampton: -In 1762, the Church Wardens of Nottoway Parish were ordered to bind out James Hampton, son of Phoebe Hampton. -In 1763, Phoebe Hampton identified the father of her illegitimate child as John Forrest. -In 1770, the Church Wardensof Nottoway Parish were ordered to bind out John Forrest Hampton son of Phoebe Hampton. ‎(Court for 24 Feb 1763)‎ ‎[Amelia County Court Order Book No. 7, p. 28: LDS Microfilm 0030461, Item 2.]‎ Note: Additional Note: The ‎(Virginia)‎ act of 1705 has this provision: “And the master of every such orphan ‎(bound apprentice)‎ shall be obliged to teach him to read and write, and at the expiration of his servitude to pay and allow him in like manneras is appointed for servants by indenture or custom. And if it shall appear that any such apprentice be ill used by his master or that he fails to teach him his trade, the court shall have power to remove him and to bind him to such other personas to them shall seem most proper.” Source: Hening’s Stats., I., 260, 416; II., 293; III., 375. Also: Tyler, Lyon Gardiner; Title: “Education in Colonial Virginia. Part I: Poor Children and Orphans.” Citation: William and Mary CollegeQuarter ly Historical Magazine 4 ‎(April 1897)‎: 219-23. Note: Additional note: any child could be bound out by their parents or by the town fathers if they deemed their care inadequate at home. Children were known to be bound out as early as 5 years of age, and as late as 14 years, usually males until theywere 21 years, or females until 18 years old.
Not married	John Forest -
Death	Yes
Last Change	11 April 2009 - 15:05:29 - by: thomas52

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Parents Family (F797)
Father	John Hampton II 1701 - 1762
Mother	Mary Turner 1710 - 1778
Brother	Jacob Hampton 1724 - 1790
Brother	Nathaniel Hampton 1733 -
Brother	John Hampton III 1734 - 1803
Brother	Micajah Hampton 1738 - 1827
	Phoebe Hampton 1741 -
Brother	Collins Hampton 1746 - 1805
Sister	Leah Hampton 1746 -
Brother	Thomas Hampton 1759 - 1840

Immediate Family (F1246)
Son (Birth)	James Hampton 1757 -

Immediate Family (F1915)
Husband	John Forest 1740 -
Son (Birth)	John Forest Hampton 1761 - 1837

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BET	Phoebe Hampton: -In 1762, the Church Wardens of Nottoway Parish were ordered to bind out James Hampton, son of Phoebe Hampton. -In 1763, Phoebe Hampton identified the father of her illegitimate child as John Forrest. -In 1770, the Church Wardensof Nottoway Parish were ordered to bind out John Forrest Hampton son of Phoebe Hampton. ‎(Court for 24 Feb 1763)‎ ‎[Amelia County Court Order Book No. 7, p. 28: LDS Microfilm 0030461, Item 2.]‎
BET	Additional Note: The ‎(Virginia)‎ act of 1705 has this provision: “And the master of every such orphan ‎(bound apprentice)‎ shall be obliged to teach him to read and write, and at the expiration of his servitude to pay and allow him in like manneras is appointed for servants by indenture or custom. And if it shall appear that any such apprentice be ill used by his master or that he fails to teach him his trade, the court shall have power to remove him and to bind him to such other personas to them shall seem most proper.” Source: Hening’s Stats., I., 260, 416; II., 293; III., 375. Also: Tyler, Lyon Gardiner; Title: “Education in Colonial Virginia. Part I: Poor Children and Orphans.” Citation: William and Mary CollegeQuarter ly Historical Magazine 4 ‎(April 1897)‎: 219-23.
BET	Additional note: any child could be bound out by their parents or by the town fathers if they deemed their care inadequate at home. Children were known to be bound out as early as 5 years of age, and as late as 14 years, usually males until theywere 21 years, or females until 18 years old.
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Historical	War of 1812 between the Americans and the British.
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Family with Parents

Father

John Hampton II

Birth 1701

21

20 Caroline, Virginia, USA
Death after 1762 ‎(Age 61)‎ Hamptonville, Caroline, Virginia, USA

9 years

Mother

Birth about 1710

20 Bedford, Virginia, USA
Death after 1778 ‎(Age 68)‎ Virginia, USA

Marriage: before 1730 -- Virginia, USA

-5 years

#1

Brother

Birth 30 September 1724

23

14 Bedford, Virginia, USA
Death after 1790 ‎(Age 65)‎ Wilkes, North Carolina, USA

8 years

#2

Brother

Nathaniel Hampton

Birth about 1733

32

23 Virginia, USA
Death Yes

1 year

#3

Brother

John Hampton III

Birth about 1734

33

24 Caroline, Virginia, USA
Death about June 1803 ‎(Age 69)‎ Caroline, Virginia, USA

4 years

#4

Brother

Micajah Hampton

Birth 1738

37

28 Virginia, USA
Death 1827 ‎(Age 89)‎ Cocke, Tennessee, USA

3 years

#5

Birth about 1741

40

31 Virginia, USA
Death Yes

5 years

#6

Brother

Collins Hampton

Birth before 1746

45

36 Virginia, USA
Death 18 February 1805 ‎(Age 59)‎ Surry, North Carolina, USA

#7

Sister

Birth before 1746

45

36 Virginia, USA
Death Yes

13 years

#8

Brother

Birth June 1759

58

49 Caroline, Virginia, USA
Death 13 July 1840 ‎(Age 81)‎ Lincoln, Missouri, USA

Family with unknown

Birth about 1741

40

31 Virginia, USA
Death Yes

#1

Son (Birth)

Birth about 1757

16 Amelia, Virginia, USA
Death Yes

Family with John Forest

Husband

Birth about 1740 Virginia, USA
Death Yes

1 year

Birth about 1741

40

31 Virginia, USA
Death Yes

#1

Son (Birth)

John Forest Hampton

Birth about 22 December 1761

21

20 Amelia, Virginia, USA
Death about 19 June 1837 ‎(Age 75)‎ Jackson, Georgia, USA