Events
- Residence
- 9 Dec 1718 — Prince George, Virginia, United States
- Residence
- 14 Apr 1719 — Prince George, Virginia, United States1 source
- Residence
- 9 Aug 1720 — Prince George, Virginia, United States
- Residence
- 12 Nov 1723 — Prince George, Virginia, United States1 source
- Residence
- 10 Mar 1726/27 — Prince George, Virginia, United States
- Died
- Bef. 17342 sources
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 1734 — Amelia, Virginia, United States
- FatherJohn Fitzgeraldd. Bef. 1734
- MotherElizabeth Ann Poythressb. 1684
- ChildWilliam Fitzgerald1734 – 1771
Notes
Residence · 9 Dec 1718
- "Pr. Geo. Co Wills & Deeds", B. J. Weisiger - p. 252; inv. of estate of John Epes by John Fitzgerald, John Nance, Thomas Moor. Ret. to ct. by Thomas Epes. Rec. 9 Dec. 1718 (per J.G. Sullivan data)
Residence · 9 Aug 1720
- Prover for the Will of Henry Cabanis.
Residence · 10 Mar 1726/27
- "Thomas Clay's Inventory and Appraisal on March 10, 1726/27, Value L 141/12 /11 by John Fitzgerald, Administrator"
Sources & citations
Birth
- FamilySearch.org (LDS)
Lists DOB as Bef. 1717, Prince George, Virginia
Residence · 14 Apr 1719
- Poythress Court Records
250, 14 Apr 1719; Joshua Poythres, Robert Poythres, John Fitzgerald and Edward Mitchell or any three of them being first sworn for that purpose by some Magistrate of this County are nominated and appointed to appraise the estate of Thomas Harwell dced and make report of their proceedings therein to the next Court when Henry Batte, the Admin. Thereof is ordered to return the inventory.
Residence · 12 Nov 1723
- Southside Virginia Families
Book 1, Page 26, On Nov 12th, 1723, John Peterson sold land in Prince George County to John Fitzgerald which included 60 acres as by deed Oct. 11th, 1703, from Henry Batte to John Peterson, the fee-offer, which said land descended to sd. Henry Batte as heir at law to his father Henry Batte.
Death
- Goochland County, Virginia Court Order
Book 3, 1731-1735, Page 344, Poythress vs. Winfrey. On the Petition of William Poythress & Francis Poythress Exrs. &c. of John Fitzgerald deced. against Jacob Winfrey for three hundred & ten pounds of tobacco due by bill the Deft. failing to appear it is considered by the Court that the Petrs. Exrs. as aforesaid do recover against the Deft. the said tobacco with costs & a lawyers fee.
- FamilySearch.org (LDS)
Lists DOD as 1737/1740, Prince George, Virginia