CHARLES married STEWART SUSANNA on 10 Feb 1803 in Washington County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Per Larry Herrin:
!LINEAGE:
a) Oakes (1973). "Our Gastineau Family". Kassco: Dry Ridge, Ky
b) "Princess Anne County Loose Papers, 1700-1789", page 84, Summons 22
Nov. 1776; decree Feb. 1777

source b):
Summons 22 Nov. 1776; decree Feb. 1777. Your orator Henry Gasking shews
that his father Henry Gasking died testate, and appointed his wife Anne
and his brother Charles Gasking ex'ors of his will. The testator left
these children at his death, to wit, your orator Henry, Job, James &
William, of whom the last three were the youngest. Job has arrived
at the age of 21, and Anne the widow and Wm. one of the divisees have
departed this life before Job became 21.

!TAX LIST:
Fothergill, G. B. & Naugle, J. M. (1966). "Virginia Taxpayers 1782-87
Other than Published by the United States Census Bureau". Gen Pub.:
Baltimore.

Gaskins, Job 1 Poll Augusta County

!MILITARY: Oakes (1973). "Our Gastineau Family". Kassco: Dry Ridge, Ky

He was a Revolutionary War Veteran and is already listed by the DAR. Job
received a survey of land in Kentucky in 1800 and moved there in 1810.
Revolutionary War records list him as Job Gaskins.

!BURIAL:
Pulaski Co. Kentucky Cemetery Records show him as born in 1755 and --60 D.
Pulaski County.

JOB married MERCER ELIZABETH (BROWN) in 1782 in Abington, Washington County, Virginia. ELIZABETH (daughter of BROWN JOHN and MERCER ELIZABETH) was born in 1767 in Virginia; died after 2 Dec 1807 in Abingdon, Washington County, Virginia; was buried in St. Clair Bottom, Washington County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Per Larry Herrin:
!LINEAGE: Oaks, Flossie (1973). "Our Gastineau Family".

Henry and Anne Bannister Gaskins sell a seaside plantation to Mr. Lamont,
which was deviced to Henry Gaskins by Adam Hayes. Also Creecy reference above.

Oaks, Flossie (1973). "Our Gastineau Family".

Henry and Anne Bannister Gaskins sell a seaside plantation to Mr. Lamont, which
was deviced to Henry Gaskins by Adam Hayes.

!DEATH: Creecy, John Harvie (1954). "Virginia Antiquary" Vol. I. Princess Anne
County Loose Papers 1700-1789. Dietz Press: Richmond VA. Page 84 & 125.

page 84:
When listing the children of James Bannister, the widow Anne Gaskings is
referred to.

page 125:
25 Aug 1784. Capias for John Phillips Biddle & Sarah, his wife, adm'rs of
Henry Gasking deceased, to answer Amos Weeks, adm'r &c [of] Wm Keeling
Junr decd, of a plea of Trespass on the Case, damage 20 pounds.

HENRY married BANNISTER ANNE before 1754 in Virginia. ANNE (daughter of BANNISTER JAMES and UNKNOWN SARAH) was born about 1735 in Virginia; died before 1777 in Princess Anne County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Per Larry Herrin:
!LINEAGE:
Creecy, John Harvie (1954). "Virginia Antiquary" Vol. I. Princess Anne
County Loose Papers 1700-1789. Dietz Press: Richmond, VA Page 31 & 32.

!Marriage: Oaks, Flossie (1957). "Our Gastineau Family".

JOHN married MERCER ELIZABETH. ELIZABETH (daughter of MERCER ROBERT II and MOUNCE ANN) was born on 22 Sep 1732. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Per Larry Herrin:
!DEATH:
Walter, A. G. (1975). "Genealogical Abstracts of Princess Anne County,
Va Court Records from Deed Books 6 & 7 and Minute Books 6 & 7 1740-1762", page
93 or Deed Book 7 page 535 Princess Anne County, Va.

20 Nov 1753 - Job Gasking
7 DB 535 PAc wd 8 Nov 1753 wp 20 Nov 1753 by Martha (X) Keeling
& Mary White & Adam Keeling. Exor: sons Job & Charles
to son Job the Plantation whereon he now lives.... to sons: Charles,
Leml:, Henry; to daus: Sarah Keeling & the two youngest Rebecca & son
Jacob; son-in-law John Keeling...... "my seven children".

!MARRIAGE:
Walter, A. G. (1975). "Genealogical Abstracts of Princess Anne County,
Va Court Records from Deed Books 6 & 7 and Minute Books 6 & 7 1740-1762", page
48 or Deed Book 6 page 638 Princess Anne County, Va.

17 Feb 1746/7 - Rec same day - Job Gaskings Senr: & Martha his wife &
Charles his sone to Robert Huggins 175 acres on the Eastern Shore 125
acres of which is that land that the aforesaid Job Gaskings formerly
purchased of Cockroft Old by deeds dated 4 & 5 May 1736 the remaining 50
acres as the property of Chas: Gaskings was granted him by Adam Hayes in
a Deed of Gift dated 5 Aug 1739... Release gives: begin at a Cove &
binding Sly on a Cove formerly belonging to John Munden thence Wly on
said Munden & Cockroft Olds own land thence Nly on a Cove & on Adam Hayes
to the first station the said land commonly known by the name of The Old
Plantation... bounds of the 50 acres are given....

JOB married POOLE MARY about 1720 in Princess Anne County, Virginia. MARY (daughter of POOLE GEORGE and HOLMES ESTHER) was born about 1700 in Norfolk County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Per Larry Herrin:
!MARRIAGE: Oakes, Flossie (1973). "Out Gastineau Family", page 184.

Notes:

Per Larry Herrin:
!DEATH:
a) Creecy, John Harvie (1954). "Virginia Antiquary" Vol. I. Princess Anne
County Loose Papers 1700-1789. Dietz Press: Richmond, VA. Page 31 and 32.
b) Walter, A. G. (1975). "Genealogical Abstracts of Princess Anne County,
Va Court Records from Deed Books 6 & 7 and Minute Books 6 & 7 1740-1762", page
106 or Minute Book 7 page 164 Princess Anne County, Va.

15 Apr 1755 - Sarah Bannister wido:, Henry Gasking and Anne his wife,
Martha Bannister by Adam Lovett her guardian, Sarah & Frances Bannister by
Sarah Bannister wido their guardian
Compltts: vs. Alex: Poole adm: of James Bannister decd deft:...........
division of negroes........ in chancery.

JAMES married UNKNOWN SARAH. SARAH was born about 1700; died before 1754 in Princess Anne County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

ROBERT married MOUNCE ANN. [Group Sheet]