Job was a Quaker. Virginia Quakers were percecuted by colonal Virginia. Maryland Gov. Calvert invited them to flee to Maryland and gave them each 50 acres of land.The Truitt's and Timmons were early Marland Quaker families. And they married within their religion. [1]
In October 1705, Jobe Truitt was listed among many Somerset residents indebted to the estate of John Edgar. Edgar was probably an English merchant who was a middleman in the tobacco trade.[2] There are a number of other Truitt family members on the list:
Truitt, George, probably George Truitt 1465 lbs of tobacco; £0.11.1
Truitt, Phillip: 2022 lbs of tobacco; £5.14.1. Could this be Phillip Truitt? It is the largest debt in the group.
Truitt, Job 95 lbs of tobacco; £0.12.0
Truitt, James, possibly James Truitt: 67 lbs of tobacco; £0
Truitt, John: 1880 lbs of tobacco; £5.6.0; 565 (of another crop)
Marriages
Note: I think these two Marys are really just one woman: Mary Powell Timmons.
Mary POWELL b: Abt 1660. m. in Accomac Co.,, VA (b. c.1660 Somerset, MD - d. c.1724 Somerset, MD).
Mary TIMMONS b: Abt 1660 m.1691 in Somerset Co.,, MD [3]
Job was married to a woman named Mary at the time of his death, as his widow declined to be co-executor in 1730.
Children
Rachel TRUITT b: Abt 1691 in Somerset County, Maryland
George Timmons TRUITT b: Abt 1692 in Somerset County, Maryland
Job TRUITT b: Abt 1693 in Somerset County, Maryland
Josiah TRUITT b: Abt 1694 in Somerset County, Maryland
Alice TRUITT b: Abt 1695 in Somerset County, Maryland
Keziah TRUITT b: Abt 1697 in Somerset County, Maryland
Rebecca Timmons TRUITT b: Abt 1700 in Somerset County, Maryland
Sarah Timmons TRUITT b: 1703 in Somerset County, Maryland
Mordecai TRUITT b: Bef 1705 in Somerset County, Maryland
Mary TRUITT b: Abt 1706 in Somerset County, Maryland
Nehemiah TRUITT b: Abt 1707 in Somerset County, Maryland
Job Truitt's Will
Job Truitt's will was transcribed into the Worcester County, Maryland, Will Books in the early 19th century. The transcription appears to transpose the Signing and Proving dates: 10 May 1730; Proved: 1 April 1730. However, Job clearly died in the spring of 1730.
The will makes bequests to:
-daughter in Law Pritheny [Partheny?] Truitt – the plantation where she now lives until death or remarriage, then to granddaughter
-granddaughter Levinah Truitt
-son, George Truitt (plantation called Truitt’s Choice)
-son Nehemiah Truitt (250 acre tract called Bellfast)
-grandson Job Truitt, son of Job (50 acre tract called Job’s Fishing Hole)
-daughter Alice Truitt – cow & calf
-daughter Cassiah [?] Truitt – cow & calf
daughter Rebeckah Truitt – bed & furniture, heifer
-daughter Sarah Timmons – one Shilling Sterling
-daughter Mary Timmons – one Shilling Sterling
-wife Mary Truitt – choice of bed, a share of the rest of estate along with children George, Nehemiah, Alice, Casiah, Rebeckah. Division to be done by William Richards and Wa-? Hadder.
-Executors: wife Mary Truitt and son George Truitt
-Witnesses: Robert Hodge, William Richards and Benjamin Truitt
The widow Mary renounced administration. Witt: Henry Jarman & John Jarman
Father's Will
✔"Stratton Nottingham, Wills And Administrations, Accomack County, Virginia, 1663-1800 Onancock, VA. 1931, Page 3.-[4]at google books.
"The Will of George Truitt dated 10 July and probated 16 October 1670, leaving land to his sons..
Henry
James
George
John
Job
"mentions daughters"
Jane
Dorothy
Susannah
Elizabeth."
"He had land at Onancock and at Muddy Creek." "His sons Henry and George were left in charge of the father's estate." All the children were born on the Muddy Creek Plantation.
↑ See discussion on pg 10 of "Tobacco Trade in Maryland" by Paul R. Kelbaugh, pp.1-31 Maryland historical magazine by Maryland Historical Society;. Digital copy at Archive.org [1]
↑ From rootsweb.com TREE FAMILY VINES Owner: Dottie Townsend Kahhan
rootsweb.com Sources: Title: Our Truitt Family of Worcester County, Maryland---- Author: Edna Morrisette Shannonhouse-- Publication: Elizabeth City, North Carolina-- 1987
Title: The Truitt Family” Author: Dr. William E. Groves
-Signed: 10 May 1730; Proved: 1 April 1730. Recorded in Worcester County 1808 [note: the signing and proving dates have been transposed in this 19th century transcription]
This person was created through the import of Truitt Family Tree again.ged on 13 August 2010. The following data was included in the gedcom.
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Dawn, I believe you are correct that this profile should be two generations back, either Job (1667) or John (1662), son of George Truitt and Alice Watson. OK to change this accordingly? See MilesFiles for some references.
Morning, Cuz' Dawn.. I am working on the error report and this is one...we get
"Warning: Check the data. A mother's death date should not be before one of her children's birth dates."
ANSWER: Appears that Jon born 1672, his poor mom would have been 53 years OLD!... not sure mother nature would allow it, but it has been done...
I think we need to find a source for this very late in life child....Taylor-25258 09:14, 24 April 2017 (EDT)
and then I looked at Jon's and it too has a WARNING... Thank you for your help Carole
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"Warning: Check the data. A mother's death date should not be before one of her children's birth dates." ANSWER: Appears that Jon born 1672, his poor mom would have been 53 years OLD!... not sure mother nature would allow it, but it has been done... I think we need to find a source for this very late in life child....Taylor-25258 09:14, 24 April 2017 (EDT)
and then I looked at Jon's and it too has a WARNING... Thank you for your help Carole