Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameMary JOHNS 
Birth Date1720
Death Date1773 Age: 53
Death PlaceVirginia
Burial PlaceBedford, Bedford County, Virginia, Trigg Family Cemetery
Spouses
Birth Date18 May 1716
Birth PlaceMiddlesex County, Virginia, Christ Church
Death Date22 Feb 1773 Age: 56
Death PlaceBedford, Bedford County, Virginia
Burial PlaceBedford, Bedford County, Virginia
OccupationJudge
FatherAbraham TRIGG (1684-1719)
MotherJudith Elizabeth CLARK , 305 (1687-<1777)
Family ID8211
Marr Date1741
Notes for Mary JOHNS
She was the wife of Judge William Trigg(1716-1773)of Virginia. She descended from a famous English ship`s Captain and prominent family of the time.
Gravesite Details
Her exact burial site has been lost to time but circumstancial evidence points to her burial possibly being with her husband in the family plantation cemetery.
On Find A Grave.
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Gravesite Details
Her exact burial site has been lost to time but circumstancial evidence points to her burial possibly being with her husband in the family plantation cemetery.
On Find A Grave.
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Notes for William (Spouse 1)
He was the son of Abraham Trigg(1684-1719)and Judith Clarke Trigg(1687- )from Middlesex County, Virginia. His grandfather was reportedly Daniel Trigg(1650-1716)from Cornwall, England and grandmother Susannah Docia Johns Trigg(1650-1687). He married Mary Johns from a prominent and influential family. Several of his siblings are including William;
Susannah Trigg 3/16/1711-
Daniel Trigg 1/24/1713-
William Trigg 5/18/1716-1/ /1773
Abraham Trigg 4/14/1718-
He was a Judge and helped settle the western frontiers of Virginia at that time. He bought land near what became Bedford, Virginia and had five sons that where officers during the Revolutionary War. More later as time permits!
Gravesite Details
His actual grave site has been recently lost to time but because of circumstancial evidence he is being placed here near where he lived for many years.
On Find A Grave.
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Susannah Trigg 3/16/1711-
Daniel Trigg 1/24/1713-
William Trigg 5/18/1716-1/ /1773
Abraham Trigg 4/14/1718-
He was a Judge and helped settle the western frontiers of Virginia at that time. He bought land near what became Bedford, Virginia and had five sons that where officers during the Revolutionary War. More later as time permits!
Gravesite Details
His actual grave site has been recently lost to time but because of circumstancial evidence he is being placed here near where he lived for many years.
On Find A Grave.
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