Mary Todd was born on 5 February 1725 in Gloucester County, Virginia. She was the daughter of Elizabeth Mason and Christopher Todd of Toddsbury, Gloucester County.
Mary and Capt John Wiatt had at least two children: Mary Wiatt and William Edward Wiatt.
Mary died 9 November 1794.
John and Mary Todd Wiatt were originally buried at the Toddsbury Plantation Cemetery. Their headstones were later moved to an unknown location. Family members suspect that the headstones were moved to the cemetery at Ware Episcopal Church in Gloucester County, but there is no evidence that this is correct. It is very likely that John & Mary's bodies remain at Toddsbury Plantation Cemetery.
Descendants of Mary & John are investigating this matter.
For additional information, please refer to "The Wiatt Family of Virginia, 2nd Edition" by Alexander Lloyd Wiatt. Copyright 2010, printed in the USA by Bookmasters, Inc.
Married about 1753
Mary and Capt John Wiatt had at least two children: Mary Wiatt and William Edward Wiatt.
Mary died 9 November 1794.
John and Mary Todd Wiatt were originally buried at the Toddsbury Plantation Cemetery. Their headstones were later moved to an unknown location. Family members suspect that the headstones were moved to the cemetery at Ware Episcopal Church in Gloucester County, but there is no evidence that this is correct. It is very likely that John & Mary's bodies remain at Toddsbury Plantation Cemetery.
Descendants of Mary & John are investigating this matter.
For additional information, please refer to "The Wiatt Family of Virginia, 2nd Edition" by Alexander Lloyd Wiatt. Copyright 2010, printed in the USA by Bookmasters, Inc.
Married about 1753
Mary Todd was born on 5 February 1725 in Gloucester County, Virginia. She was the daughter of Elizabeth Mason and Christopher Todd of Toddsbury, Gloucester County.
Mary and Capt John Wiatt had at least two children: Mary Wiatt and William Edward Wiatt.
Mary died 9 November 1794.
John and Mary Todd Wiatt were originally buried at the Toddsbury Plantation Cemetery. Their headstones were later moved to an unknown location. Family members suspect that the headstones were moved to the cemetery at Ware Episcopal Church in Gloucester County, but there is no evidence that this is correct. It is very likely that John & Mary's bodies remain at Toddsbury Plantation Cemetery.
Descendants of Mary & John are investigating this matter.
For additional information, please refer to "The Wiatt Family of Virginia, 2nd Edition" by Alexander Lloyd Wiatt. Copyright 2010, printed in the USA by Bookmasters, Inc.
Married about 1753
Mary and Capt John Wiatt had at least two children: Mary Wiatt and William Edward Wiatt.
Mary died 9 November 1794.
John and Mary Todd Wiatt were originally buried at the Toddsbury Plantation Cemetery. Their headstones were later moved to an unknown location. Family members suspect that the headstones were moved to the cemetery at Ware Episcopal Church in Gloucester County, but there is no evidence that this is correct. It is very likely that John & Mary's bodies remain at Toddsbury Plantation Cemetery.
Descendants of Mary & John are investigating this matter.
For additional information, please refer to "The Wiatt Family of Virginia, 2nd Edition" by Alexander Lloyd Wiatt. Copyright 2010, printed in the USA by Bookmasters, Inc.
Married about 1753
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