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Warrington Staton            

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WARRINGTON STATON, married Catherine ? The maiden name of the wife was illegibl e on the yellowed records. They were married about I718= Shortly afte r thei r marriage, they set thei r faces to the south and settle d on a grant of land on the east shore of Virgini a i n Accomac County, near Cheaspeake Bay where oysters and sea foods were plentiful . CHILDREN OF WARRINGTON AND CATHERINE STATON: 1„ Joseph Staton, born about 1720 2. George Staton 3. Sophia Staton k. Keziah Staton 5• Elizabet h Staton 6. Anne Staton 7. James Staton 8. Jacob Staton 9 o Comfort Staton 10. Warrington Staton, Jr . (Thomas Staton accidentall y omitted) JOSEPH STATON, son of Warrington, Sr. and Catheri ne Staton, married Anne Custis about 1750. About thi s time the firs t Arlington , an eight gabled mansion was buil t at Mount Custis , on the shores of the Atlanti c Ocean. Here was born Ann Custis. She was a siste r of John Parke Custis , who married Martha Dandridge. Afte r the death of John, MARTHA married GEORGE WASHINGTON. Joseph and Anne had several children , but I have no information regarding any of them except my ancestor, Thomas Staton, thei r sixt h child . 00 0 THOMAS STATON, married Anne Mathews, the second person bearing that name among our ancestors. Their only offspring of which I have any record is John Staton, my direct ancestor, born 1767

- pg 233   ​STATON HISTOR Y Every Staton We Could Find In The World i960 Edited By Rev. John Samuel Staton 3736 Commonwealth Avenue Charlotte 5, N. C. ​COPYRIGHT i960 BY Rev. John Samuel Staton 3736 Commonwealth Avenue Charlotte 5, North Carolina A l l rights reserved. No part of this "book may "be reproduced i n any form, by mimeograph or any other means, without permission i n writing from the author. Published i n the United States of America

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