born at Richneck, Warwick county, now Newport News.
Buried at Carysbrook, WPA Report at Library of Virginia
Celeey's tract of land : survey report, 1936 Dec. 9
Wilson-Miles Cary (1733 or 1734–25 November 1817), member of the Convention of 1776, was the son of Wilson Cary and Sarah Blair Cary and was born probably in Warwick County. From 1752 to 1755 he attended the College of William and Mary, and on 25 May 1759 he married his first cousin Sarah Blair, daughter of his uncle John Blair (ca. 1687–1771), then president of the governor's Council. They had three daughters and two sons. Cary was also closely related to the influential Fairfax, Nelson, and Nicholas families, and his siblings and children married into other prosperous and powerful families, including the Amblers, Carrs, and Jeffersons. For some unrecorded reason, he hyphenated his given names.
Father: Wilson Miles CARY b: DEC 1702 in Elizabeth City Co. (later Norfolk Co., now City of Chesapeake), VA
Mother: Sarah PATE b: ABT 1710
Marriage 1 Sally BLAIR b: ABT 1738; 2 Rebecca Damson d/o Rev Thomas Damson
Married: ABT 1757
Children by 1
Wilson Miles CARY b: ABT 1760 in Elizabeth City Co., VA D1793
Sally 1762-1779 m1 Capt Thomas Nelson s/o Sec Nelson
Mary Monro 1764-1836 m1 William S Peachy
Miles 1766-1774
Elizabeth Blair 1753-1810 m1 Ferdinando Fairfax
Grandson-William Jefferson Cary
Buried at Carysbrook, WPA Report at Library of Virginia
Celeey's tract of land : survey report, 1936 Dec. 9
Wilson-Miles Cary (1733 or 1734–25 November 1817), member of the Convention of 1776, was the son of Wilson Cary and Sarah Blair Cary and was born probably in Warwick County. From 1752 to 1755 he attended the College of William and Mary, and on 25 May 1759 he married his first cousin Sarah Blair, daughter of his uncle John Blair (ca. 1687–1771), then president of the governor's Council. They had three daughters and two sons. Cary was also closely related to the influential Fairfax, Nelson, and Nicholas families, and his siblings and children married into other prosperous and powerful families, including the Amblers, Carrs, and Jeffersons. For some unrecorded reason, he hyphenated his given names.
Father: Wilson Miles CARY b: DEC 1702 in Elizabeth City Co. (later Norfolk Co., now City of Chesapeake), VA
Mother: Sarah PATE b: ABT 1710
Marriage 1 Sally BLAIR b: ABT 1738; 2 Rebecca Damson d/o Rev Thomas Damson
Married: ABT 1757
Children by 1
Wilson Miles CARY b: ABT 1760 in Elizabeth City Co., VA D1793
Sally 1762-1779 m1 Capt Thomas Nelson s/o Sec Nelson
Mary Monro 1764-1836 m1 William S Peachy
Miles 1766-1774
Elizabeth Blair 1753-1810 m1 Ferdinando Fairfax
Grandson-William Jefferson Cary
born at Richneck, Warwick county, now Newport News.
Buried at Carysbrook, WPA Report at Library of Virginia
Celeey's tract of land : survey report, 1936 Dec. 9
Wilson-Miles Cary (1733 or 1734–25 November 1817), member of the Convention of 1776, was the son of Wilson Cary and Sarah Blair Cary and was born probably in Warwick County. From 1752 to 1755 he attended the College of William and Mary, and on 25 May 1759 he married his first cousin Sarah Blair, daughter of his uncle John Blair (ca. 1687–1771), then president of the governor's Council. They had three daughters and two sons. Cary was also closely related to the influential Fairfax, Nelson, and Nicholas families, and his siblings and children married into other prosperous and powerful families, including the Amblers, Carrs, and Jeffersons. For some unrecorded reason, he hyphenated his given names.
Father: Wilson Miles CARY b: DEC 1702 in Elizabeth City Co. (later Norfolk Co., now City of Chesapeake), VA
Mother: Sarah PATE b: ABT 1710
Marriage 1 Sally BLAIR b: ABT 1738; 2 Rebecca Damson d/o Rev Thomas Damson
Married: ABT 1757
Children by 1
Wilson Miles CARY b: ABT 1760 in Elizabeth City Co., VA D1793
Sally 1762-1779 m1 Capt Thomas Nelson s/o Sec Nelson
Mary Monro 1764-1836 m1 William S Peachy
Miles 1766-1774
Elizabeth Blair 1753-1810 m1 Ferdinando Fairfax
Grandson-William Jefferson Cary
Buried at Carysbrook, WPA Report at Library of Virginia
Celeey's tract of land : survey report, 1936 Dec. 9
Wilson-Miles Cary (1733 or 1734–25 November 1817), member of the Convention of 1776, was the son of Wilson Cary and Sarah Blair Cary and was born probably in Warwick County. From 1752 to 1755 he attended the College of William and Mary, and on 25 May 1759 he married his first cousin Sarah Blair, daughter of his uncle John Blair (ca. 1687–1771), then president of the governor's Council. They had three daughters and two sons. Cary was also closely related to the influential Fairfax, Nelson, and Nicholas families, and his siblings and children married into other prosperous and powerful families, including the Amblers, Carrs, and Jeffersons. For some unrecorded reason, he hyphenated his given names.
Father: Wilson Miles CARY b: DEC 1702 in Elizabeth City Co. (later Norfolk Co., now City of Chesapeake), VA
Mother: Sarah PATE b: ABT 1710
Marriage 1 Sally BLAIR b: ABT 1738; 2 Rebecca Damson d/o Rev Thomas Damson
Married: ABT 1757
Children by 1
Wilson Miles CARY b: ABT 1760 in Elizabeth City Co., VA D1793
Sally 1762-1779 m1 Capt Thomas Nelson s/o Sec Nelson
Mary Monro 1764-1836 m1 William S Peachy
Miles 1766-1774
Elizabeth Blair 1753-1810 m1 Ferdinando Fairfax
Grandson-William Jefferson Cary
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