Complied June 12, 2025 - Person Sheet
Complied June 12, 2025 - Person Sheet
NameMary Madison uncertain 
2744
2744Birth1695, Orange County, Virginia2745
Death15 Jan 1776, Orange County, Virginia2746 Age: 81
FatherJohn Madison II (1663-1717)
MotherIsabella Minor Todd (1663->1728)
Spouses
Birth1680, St. Mary’s County, Maryland2740
Birth1686, Maryland2741
Residence1732, Spotsylvannia County, Virginia2742 Age: 52
Memobuys 300 acres
Death25 Sep 1766, Orange County, Virginia2743 Age: 86
BurialBrockman Cemetery At Greenway, Monrovia, Orange, Virginia
FatherHenry Brockman (1647-1690)
MotherRebecca Samuell? Salmon (1650-)
ChildrenElizabeth Betsey (1715-1793)
Notes for Mary Madison uncertain
Mary may be his second wife and the first wife the mother of Elizabeth Betsey
Birth: 1685 in St Mary's, Maryland, USA
Death: 25 SEP 1766 in Orange Co., VA
Burial: At "Greenway" Plantation, Orange Co., VA
Note:
Genealogical Records: Virginia Land, Marriage, and Probate Records,1639-1850
Date: Jun 7, 1732
Location: Spotsylvania Co., VA
His will was dated 1762.
Father: Henry Brockman b: 10 APR 1647 in Manor House, Beachborough, Kent, England c: in resides1667 Maryland
Mother: Rebecca Salmon b: ABT 1649 in England
Marriage 1 Mary Henderson Collins b: ABT 1702 in Orange Co., VA
Married: ABT 1711 in Orange, Virginia
Children
1. Susanna Brockman b: 1711 in King and Queen, Virginia
2. Sarah Elizabeth Brockman b: 14 NOV 1714 in King and Queen Co., VA
3. Elizabeth Betsey Brockman b: 1715 in King and Queen Co., VA
4. John Brockman b: ABT. 1715 in King and Queen Co., VA
5. Samuel Brockman b: 1717 in King and Queen, Virginia
6. William Brockman b: 1718 in King and Queen, VA
7. Mary Brockman b: 1718 in Orange County, Virginia
8. Rachael Brockman b: 1729 in Orange County, Virginia
Marriage 2 Mary MADISON b: 1695 in Orange, Virginia, USA
Married: 1726
Her brother: Ambrose Madison was born in the early to mid 1690's in Virginia, the son of John Madison and Isabella Minor Todd. He married Frances Taylor 24 August 1721 in St. Margaret's Parish, Orange, Virginia. She was born about 1700 in Virginia, the daughter of James Taylor and Martha Thompson. They had three children. Ambrose Madison and Frances are the parents of James Madison Sr. and grandparents of President James Madison. Abrose was poisoned by his servants and died on 27 August 1732 in Orange County, Virginia. Following his death, three slaves were convicted of poisoning him, and one was executed for the crime. It was the first time in Virginia that slaves were convicted of killing a planter.
Birth: 1685 in St Mary's, Maryland, USA
Death: 25 SEP 1766 in Orange Co., VA
Burial: At "Greenway" Plantation, Orange Co., VA
Note:
Genealogical Records: Virginia Land, Marriage, and Probate Records,1639-1850
Date: Jun 7, 1732
Location: Spotsylvania Co., VA
His will was dated 1762.
Father: Henry Brockman b: 10 APR 1647 in Manor House, Beachborough, Kent, England c: in resides1667 Maryland
Mother: Rebecca Salmon b: ABT 1649 in England
Marriage 1 Mary Henderson Collins b: ABT 1702 in Orange Co., VA
Married: ABT 1711 in Orange, Virginia
Children
1. Susanna Brockman b: 1711 in King and Queen, Virginia
2. Sarah Elizabeth Brockman b: 14 NOV 1714 in King and Queen Co., VA
3. Elizabeth Betsey Brockman b: 1715 in King and Queen Co., VA
4. John Brockman b: ABT. 1715 in King and Queen Co., VA
5. Samuel Brockman b: 1717 in King and Queen, Virginia
6. William Brockman b: 1718 in King and Queen, VA
7. Mary Brockman b: 1718 in Orange County, Virginia
8. Rachael Brockman b: 1729 in Orange County, Virginia
Marriage 2 Mary MADISON b: 1695 in Orange, Virginia, USA
Married: 1726
Her brother: Ambrose Madison was born in the early to mid 1690's in Virginia, the son of John Madison and Isabella Minor Todd. He married Frances Taylor 24 August 1721 in St. Margaret's Parish, Orange, Virginia. She was born about 1700 in Virginia, the daughter of James Taylor and Martha Thompson. They had three children. Ambrose Madison and Frances are the parents of James Madison Sr. and grandparents of President James Madison. Abrose was poisoned by his servants and died on 27 August 1732 in Orange County, Virginia. Following his death, three slaves were convicted of poisoning him, and one was executed for the crime. It was the first time in Virginia that slaves were convicted of killing a planter.