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DAVID ROSIER
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SARAH SHERWOOD
David Rosier aka Rozier, Rosser
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
Husband of Sarah (Sherwood) Rosier — married before 24 Nov 1688 in Old Rappahannock, Virginia 
at age 24
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David Rosier (abt. 1664 – bef. 1698)
Born about 1664 [uncertain] [location unknown]
Died before 1 Jun 1698 before about age 34 in Richmond County, Virginia
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David Rosier aka Rozier, Rosser
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
Husband of Sarah (Sherwood) Rosier — married before 24 Nov 1688 in Old Rappahannock, Virginia at age 24
Husband of Margrett (Unknown) Rosier — married after 1695 in Sittingbourne Parish, Richmond County, Virginia at age 31
Father of Mary Rozier , Sarah (Rozier) Tuberville , Elizabeth (Rozier) Rankins and David Rozier II
There are disproven, disputed, or competing theories about this person’s parents. See the text for details.
Biography
Birth
David Rosier was probably born before 1664 in England, based on his marriage to Sarah Sherwood between Sept 1685 and Nov 1688.
First Marriage
David Rosier or Rozier or Rosser married before 24 Nov 1688 to Sarah Sherwood. At the time he was of Sittenburne Parish in Old Rappahannock County.
Sarah was not married in 4 Sep 1685 when she inherited 125 acres of land from her father, Phillip Chirrout “Sherwood”. [3]
Sarah Rosier inherited two parcels of land from her father, Phillip Sherwood. One was 75 acres part of a 300 acre tract. The second parcel was 50 acres part of a 200 acre tract. This sale was for the 75 acre parcel. The sale was made to Frances James who was the spouse of Mary Sherwood, the oldest sister of his first spouse Sarah Sherwood. David Rosier appears to have claimed title to the 50 acre parcel upon Sarah’s death in 1695. It was inherited by his son David Rosier Jr. who lived with Francis James and Mary (Sherwood) James after the death of his father, David Rosier Sr, in 1698. David Rosier Jr. sold the 50 acres of land on 1 Apr 1715 to the same Francis James.
From The Lager Diebolt Rausch Laub Genealogy Page
Old Rappahannock County Court July 1689
Abst. ” Know ye that I David Rosier of Sittenburne Parish in Rappa. County, planter and my wife, Sarah Rosier, for and in consideration of eight hundred pounds of good sound merchantable Tobacco— already received of Fran. James of the said parish and county, planter, have bargained and sold unto said Fran. James his heirs all our right and interest in a parcel of land formerly belonging unto Phillip Sherwood deceassed the father of my wife which divident of land is situate in said parish of Sittenburne and County of Rappa adjoining the land of Wm. Jett — and is estimated to be about three hundred acres more or less — wherof we have hereunto sett our hands and seales this twenty fourth day of November 1688″. David (his mark) Rosier, Sarah (her mark) Rosier, witn. Joseph Amon, Wm. Heather. Ackn in Rappa. Court 1 May 1689 recorded 3 July 1689
Second Marriage
After Sarah died, he married Margrett (Unknown) Rosier (aft. 1665 – aft. 1698). There is no record or source for their exact date of marriage. They do not appear to have had any children.
Death
David died intestate before 1 Jun 1698 in Richmond County, Virginia. Margaret is listed as his spouse and the executor of his estate.
When David died his children, Elizabeth, Sarah, David and Mary were placed under the guardianship of Francis and Mary James. [1]
Probate
Richmond County Court 1st of June 1698 – Order of Administration is granted to MARGRETT ROSER upon the Estate of DAVID ROSSER her deced Husband, She giving in security &c,
– This day MARGRETT ROSER together with FRANCIS STONE & FRANCIS TRIPLETT acknowledged themselves indebted unto his Majesties Justice for the said County in the sum of 10000 lbs. of good tobacco in cask to be paid unto the said Justices their Executors or assigns in case the said MARGRETT shall not duly administer the Estate of DAVID ROSER deced and render a true account thereof & surrender up the same to whome it shall more properly belong when thereunto lawfully required
– Ordered that FRANCIS TRIPLETT, FRANCIS STONE, JOHN JETT or any two of them some time between this and the next Court held for this County do meet at the House of DAVID ROSER deced & then and there inventory and appraise all and singular the Estate of the said DAVID and make report thereof under their hands in writing to the said next Court. Mr. WILLIAM UNDERWOOD is requested to administer an Oath to the said appraisers for their due appraisment as also to the said MARGRETT for her due discovery of the said Estate. [2]
Court Order concerning the children of David Rosier
Richmond County Court 6th of July 1698
Ordered that ELIZABETH, SARAH, DAVID and MARY ROSERs, Orphans of DAVID ROSER deced. do abide with FRANCIS JAMES and MARY his Wife and that the said FRANCIS JAMES do take into his Custody and possession of all & singular the Estate belonging unto the said Children & be accountable therefore when lawfully required. [3]
When David died,his children, Elizabeth, Sarah, David and Mary were placed under the guardianship of Francis and Mary James. Mary was David’s sister. [4]
This reference is incorrect as Mary was David Rosier’s sister-in-law and not his sister.
Research Notes
Disputed Lineage
At one time this profile listed his parents as John Rosier Sr. (abt. 1637 – 1705) and Elizabeth (Solley) Rosier (bef. 1643 – abt. 1672) . He was not listed in John Rosier Sr.’s Will dated 1705 and there are no records or sources which indicate he was their son, so he was disconnected from them.
Rosier Possible Origins
The Rozier/Rosier family originally from France in the 1500s to England to the United States. There is a possibility that this family were Huguenots, with the surname DeRasieres. There are documents regarding MankinTown, Virginia, however I couldn’t find any DeRasieres listed in the manifests. There were several men who came to the U.S. from England with the Rosier surname. [unsourced]
Family Search
Family Search lists him as born in 1662 in Old Rappahannock County, Virginia without any record or supporting source. [5]
Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia’s Northern Neck Counties
His profile on Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia’s Northern Neck Counties lists, without any record or source, that he was born about 1656 in Bristol England. [6]
Birth Date estimated based on Apprenticeship
There is an apprenticeship record for a David Rosser from Bristol England dated 30 Nov 1676 committing him for four years. Assuming this is the same David Rosier as this profile, that would indicate he was born around 1660 with him becoming 21 in 1681. However, it is not possible to link this record to the David Rosier who married Sarah Sherwood.
David Rosier Apprentice 30 Nov 1676
Baker-53780 Alternate ancestry for David Rosser – On 30 Nov 1676 David Rosser arrived from Bristol, England on the ship Francis and Mary & apprenticed to Lewis Markham for four years. [7]
30 Nov 1676 David ROSSER Bristol, England apprenticed to Lewis MARKHAM for four years ship Francis and Mary
Lewis Markham Gent. produced a list of twenty four persons by him imported and brought in the Country and made oath that hee never. heretofore had claimed rights for the same Stephen Morgan Rice [blank]. Eliza: Norton David Rosser Jane Hopkins Sarah Clark Morgan Aprice Harry James Joseph Davie – Chattam Jane Wm. Mushane David-Tundish Christopher Mortall Rice Oukin[Onkin?] Dorothy Williams Wm. Lidman Rice Hopkins John Mint Wm. Morgan Jane Bevis Abra. Evans Ann Howell John Parker Robt. Avery [8]
Lewis Markham died 1713 in Westmoreland.
It is not possible to confirm this record is for the same David Rossier that married Sarah Sherwood.
David Rosier b. 1632 son of William Rosser
This individual appears to have been born too early to have been the David Rosier that married Sarah Sherwood. Additionally, he died in 1662.
From: James Hughes Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2005 12:59 PM
Some of the info on David Rozier could be a combination of two David Rozier. One transported 1676 by Lewis Markham and the other transported Abt. 1658 with his brother John.
Re: David ROSSER family in Virginia 1600’s
James Hughes claims David Rosser fits the description and is different from the other David Rosser listed in the discussion in the forum. He has a David Rosser with a birthdate of Abt. 1632. He is the son of a William Rosser b: Abt 1610 in Llansoy Parrish, Monmouthshire, Wales, UK and d: Abt 1662 in Llantillio-, Crossenny, Monmouthshire, Wales, UK. No info on the mother.
I show William with Two sons, John b: Abt. 1630 in Llantillio, Crossenny, Monmouthshire, Wales, UK and d: 1689 in Southwark Parrish, Surry County, Virginia Colony.
The notes on John were received from Robert M. Rosser.
From Robert Rosser:
This John Rosser is reported to have left Bristol, England at about age 28 for the Virginia Colony with his brother, David Rosser in about 1658. His family line was located in/near the village of Llandillio-Crossenny, Monmouthshire, Wales. The Port of Bristol was the nearest British port to that locale. This information was given to me by the “Internet” by William P. Rosser (188 Westgate Drive, Monticello, Arkansas 71655). This information was obtained from a book called, “Bristol & America”.
William P. Rosser states that he “believes that all early Virginia Colony Rosser lines arrived as one of those brothers, as this name was not a plentiful family name, especially that early on.”
1 Apr 1715 Sale by David Rosier Jr. to Francis James of 50 Acres
David Rosier Jr. sold 50 acres of land his mother, Sarah (Sherwood) Rosier inherited from her father Phillip Chirrout “Sherwood”. The 50 acres was part of a 200 acre parcel of land inherited by the four daughters of Phillip. It was sold to James Francis, who was the spouse of Mary (Sherwood) Francis, the sister of his mother, Sarah (Sherwood) Rosier, David Rosier Jr’s aunt. David likely inherited the land when his father died in 1698. David Rosier Jr. was placed in the care of James Francis and Mary (Sherwood) Francis after his father’s death as his mother had died in 1695. His father married second Margrett, last name unknown. David was likely born before 1 Apr 1694 since he needed to be at least 21 in order to sell the land.
THIS INDENTURE made the first day of April! & in the first year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George by the grace of God of Great Brittaine France and Ireland, King, Defender of the faith and in the year of Christ one thousand seaven hundred and fiveteen, Between DAVID ROSSER of the County of Richmond. Planter, of one part and FRANCIS JAMES of WASHINGTON Parish in ye County of WESTMORELAND, Planter, of other part; Wittnesseth that DAVID ROSSER in consideracon of Five shillings in hand paid by FRANCIS JAMES doe by these presents bargain sell and make over unto FRANCIS JAMES all that parcell of land sittuate in Sittenbourn Pish in Richmond County by estimation Fivety acres be the same more or less being one fourth or quarter part of Two hundred and Twenty acres of land formerly belonging to PHILLIP SHERWOOD & part of COLEMAN;s Pattent, which sd. PHILLIP SHERWOOD dying & makeing noe disposition threof, the said Two hundred and twenty acres of land descended unto the said PHILLIP SHERWOODs four Daughters, & SARAH, one of the Daughters, dying ath out making any disposition thereof, the said fivety acres came & descended to and upon the said DAVID, as Son & heire to the said SARAH, and the reversions remainders rents & profitts threof; To have and to hold the premises during the terme of one whole year paying therefore the rent of one ear of Indian come on the Feast of the Nativity of our Blessed Saviour to the intent that by vertue of these p seats and of the Statute for transferring uses into possession the said FRANCIS JAMES may be in the actuall possession of the premisses & thereby enabled to accept a release of the inheritance thereof, In Wittness whereof the p:ties to these p.sents hath set their seales ye day & year abovesaid Signed & Delivered in presence of THOMAS PAISE DAVID his seal, his marker ROSER JOSEPH AMMON At a Court held for Richmond County the Sixth day of Aprill 1715 DAVID ROSSER in open Court acknowledged this Deed unto FRANCIS JAMES and it was admitted to Record Test M BECKWITH, Cl Cur THIS INDENTURE made the Second day of Aprill in the first year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George by the grace of God of Great Brittaine France & Ireland, ring, Defender of the faith, and in the year of Christ one thousand seaven hundred and five- teen Between DAVID ROSSER of Richmond County, Planter, of one part and FRANCIS JAMES of WASHINGTON Parish and WESTMORELAND County, Planter, of other part; Wittnesseth that DAVID ROSSER in consideration of Four & twenty hundred pounds of good tobacco in hand paid him by FRANCIS JAMES; by these presents doth bargain sell and confirm unto FRANCIS JAMES (the said FRANCIS JAMES being in the actuall possession thereof by vertue of a Lease for the same and of the Statute for transferring uses into possession) all that p.cell of land sittuate in the Pish of Sittenbourne & County of Richmond by estimacon Fivety acres bee the same more or less (the Release repeats the devision by PHILLIP SHERWOOD:s Will as in the foregoing Lease); To have and to hold the premisses unto FRANCIS JAMES his heirs free and clear from all Incumbrances whatsoever; In Wittness the parties to these presents hath interchangeably set their seales the day & year aforesd: Sealed and Delivered in presents of THOMAS PAISE, DAVID his seall, his marke ROSSER JOSEPH AMMON At a Court held for Richmond County the Sixth day of Aprill 1715 DAVID ROSSER in open Court acknowledged this his Deed unto FRANCIS JAMES and it was admitted to Record Test M. BECKWITH, Cl Cur
Sources
- ↑ (Ref: Willis Genealogy, Pearl Rush, Page 103)
- ↑ 1697-1699 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 2; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 300)
- ↑ 1697-1699 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 2; Part 2 [Antient Press; Page 314)
- ↑ (Ref: Willis Genealogy, Pearl Rush, Page 103)
- ↑ David Rosser 1662–1698 LT1K-MV1. [1]
- ↑ Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia’s Northern Neck Counties [2]
- ↑ The Complete Book of Emigrants 1661-1699 Peter Wilson Coldham, 1992. Genealogical Publishing Company.
- ↑ 1701-1703 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3 [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 171a [30 Sept. 1702]
- ↑ 1714-1715 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 7; Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 37-38
Research Notes
Disputed Lineage
At one time this profile listed his parents as John Rosier Sr. (abt. 1637 – 1705) and Elizabeth (Solley) Rosier (bef. 1643 – abt. 1672) . He was not listed in John Rosier Sr.’s Will dated 1705 and there are no records or sources which indicate he was their son, so he was disconnected from them.
Rosier Possible Origins
The Rozier/Rosier family originally from France in the 1500s to England to the United States. There is a possibility that this family were Huguenots, with the surname DeRasieres. There are documents regarding MankinTown, Virginia, however I couldn’t find any DeRasieres listed in the manifests. There were several men who came to the U.S. from England with the Rosier surname. [unsourced]
Family Search
Family Search lists him as born in 1662 in Old Rappahannock County, Virginia without any record or supporting source. [5]
Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia’s Northern Neck Counties
His profile on Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia’s Northern Neck Counties lists, without any record or source, that he was born about 1656 in Bristol England. [6]
Birth Date estimated based on Apprenticeship
There is an apprenticeship record for a David Rosser from Bristol England dated 30 Nov 1676 committing him for four years. Assuming this is the same David Rosier as this profile, that would indicate he was born around 1660 with him becoming 21 in 1681. However, it is not possible to link this record to the David Rosier who married Sarah Sherwood.
David Rosier Apprentice 30 Nov 1676
Baker-53780 Alternate ancestry for David Rosser – On 30 Nov 1676 David Rosser arrived from Bristol, England on the ship Francis and Mary & apprenticed to Lewis Markham for four years. [7]
30 Nov 1676 David ROSSER Bristol, England apprenticed to Lewis MARKHAM for four years ship Francis and Mary
Lewis Markham Gent. produced a list of twenty four persons by him imported and brought in the Country and made oath that hee never. heretofore had claimed rights for the same Stephen Morgan Rice [blank]. Eliza: Norton David Rosser Jane Hopkins Sarah Clark Morgan Aprice Harry James Joseph Davie – Chattam Jane Wm. Mushane David-Tundish Christopher Mortall Rice Oukin[Onkin?] Dorothy Williams Wm. Lidman Rice Hopkins John Mint Wm. Morgan Jane Bevis Abra. Evans Ann Howell John Parker Robt. Avery [8]
Lewis Markham died 1713 in Westmoreland.
It is not possible to confirm this record is for the same David Rossier that married Sarah Sherwood.
David Rosier b. 1632 son of William Rosser
This individual appears to have been born too early to have been the David Rosier that married Sarah Sherwood. Additionally, he died in 1662.
From: James Hughes Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2005 12:59 PM
Some of the info on David Rozier could be a combination of two David Rozier. One transported 1676 by Lewis Markham and the other transported Abt. 1658 with his brother John.
Re: David ROSSER family in Virginia 1600’s
James Hughes claims David Rosser fits the description and is different from the other David Rosser listed in the discussion in the forum. He has a David Rosser with a birthdate of Abt. 1632. He is the son of a William Rosser b: Abt 1610 in Llansoy Parrish, Monmouthshire, Wales, UK and d: Abt 1662 in Llantillio-, Crossenny, Monmouthshire, Wales, UK. No info on the mother.
I show William with Two sons, John b: Abt. 1630 in Llantillio, Crossenny, Monmouthshire, Wales, UK and d: 1689 in Southwark Parrish, Surry County, Virginia Colony.
The notes on John were received from Robert M. Rosser.
From Robert Rosser:
This John Rosser is reported to have left Bristol, England at about age 28 for the Virginia Colony with his brother, David Rosser in about 1658. His family line was located in/near the village of Llandillio-Crossenny, Monmouthshire, Wales. The Port of Bristol was the nearest British port to that locale. This information was given to me by the “Internet” by William P. Rosser (188 Westgate Drive, Monticello, Arkansas 71655). This information was obtained from a book called, “Bristol & America”.
William P. Rosser states that he “believes that all early Virginia Colony Rosser lines arrived as one of those brothers, as this name was not a plentiful family name, especially that early on.”
1 Apr 1715 Sale by David Rosier Jr. to Francis James of 50 Acres
David Rosier Jr. sold 50 acres of land his mother, Sarah (Sherwood) Rosier inherited from her father Phillip Chirrout “Sherwood”. The 50 acres was part of a 200 acre parcel of land inherited by the four daughters of Phillip. It was sold to James Francis, who was the spouse of Mary (Sherwood) Francis, the sister of his mother, Sarah (Sherwood) Rosier, David Rosier Jr’s aunt. David likely inherited the land when his father died in 1698. David Rosier Jr. was placed in the care of James Francis and Mary (Sherwood) Francis after his father’s death as his mother had died in 1695. His father married second Margrett, last name unknown. David was likely born before 1 Apr 1694 since he needed to be at least 21 in order to sell the land.
THIS INDENTURE made the first day of April! & in the first year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George by the grace of God of Great Brittaine France and Ireland, King, Defender of the faith and in the year of Christ one thousand seaven hundred and fiveteen, Between DAVID ROSSER of the County of Richmond. Planter, of one part and FRANCIS JAMES of WASHINGTON Parish in ye County of WESTMORELAND, Planter, of other part; Wittnesseth that DAVID ROSSER in consideracon of Five shillings in hand paid by FRANCIS JAMES doe by these presents bargain sell and make over unto FRANCIS JAMES all that parcell of land sittuate in Sittenbourn Pish in Richmond County by estimation Fivety acres be the same more or less being one fourth or quarter part of Two hundred and Twenty acres of land formerly belonging to PHILLIP SHERWOOD & part of COLEMAN;s Pattent, which sd. PHILLIP SHERWOOD dying & makeing noe disposition threof, the said Two hundred and twenty acres of land descended unto the said PHILLIP SHERWOODs four Daughters, & SARAH, one of the Daughters, dying ath out making any disposition thereof, the said fivety acres came & descended to and upon the said DAVID, as Son & heire to the said SARAH, and the reversions remainders rents & profitts threof; To have and to hold the premises during the terme of one whole year paying therefore the rent of one ear of Indian come on the Feast of the Nativity of our Blessed Saviour to the intent that by vertue of these p seats and of the Statute for transferring uses into possession the said FRANCIS JAMES may be in the actuall possession of the premisses & thereby enabled to accept a release of the inheritance thereof, In Wittness whereof the p:ties to these p.sents hath set their seales ye day & year abovesaid Signed & Delivered in presence of THOMAS PAISE DAVID his seal, his marker ROSER JOSEPH AMMON At a Court held for Richmond County the Sixth day of Aprill 1715 DAVID ROSSER in open Court acknowledged this Deed unto FRANCIS JAMES and it was admitted to Record Test M BECKWITH, Cl Cur THIS INDENTURE made the Second day of Aprill in the first year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George by the grace of God of Great Brittaine France & Ireland, ring, Defender of the faith, and in the year of Christ one thousand seaven hundred and five- teen Between DAVID ROSSER of Richmond County, Planter, of one part and FRANCIS JAMES of WASHINGTON Parish and WESTMORELAND County, Planter, of other part; Wittnesseth that DAVID ROSSER in consideration of Four & twenty hundred pounds of good tobacco in hand paid him by FRANCIS JAMES; by these presents doth bargain sell and confirm unto FRANCIS JAMES (the said FRANCIS JAMES being in the actuall possession thereof by vertue of a Lease for the same and of the Statute for transferring uses into possession) all that p.cell of land sittuate in the Pish of Sittenbourne & County of Richmond by estimacon Fivety acres bee the same more or less (the Release repeats the devision by PHILLIP SHERWOOD:s Will as in the foregoing Lease); To have and to hold the premisses unto FRANCIS JAMES his heirs free and clear from all Incumbrances whatsoever; In Wittness the parties to these presents hath interchangeably set their seales the day & year aforesd: Sealed and Delivered in presents of THOMAS PAISE, DAVID his seall, his marke ROSSER JOSEPH AMMON At a Court held for Richmond County the Sixth day of Aprill 1715 DAVID ROSSER in open Court acknowledged this his Deed unto FRANCIS JAMES and it was admitted to Record Test M. BECKWITH, Cl Cur
Sources
- ↑ (Ref: Willis Genealogy, Pearl Rush, Page 103)
- ↑ 1697-1699 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 2; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 300)
- ↑ 1697-1699 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 2; Part 2 [Antient Press; Page 314)
- ↑ (Ref: Willis Genealogy, Pearl Rush, Page 103)
- ↑ David Rosser 1662–1698 LT1K-MV1. [1]
- ↑ Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia’s Northern Neck Counties [2]
- ↑ The Complete Book of Emigrants 1661-1699 Peter Wilson Coldham, 1992. Genealogical Publishing Company.
- ↑ 1701-1703 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3 [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 171a [30 Sept. 1702]
- ↑ 1714-1715 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 7; Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 37-38
Virginia Marriages book D8 p35
Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia’s Northern Neck Counties
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Is there any source for the claim that David Rosier was the son of John Rosier (Rosier-282)? The VMHB article identifies only 4 children of John Sr. (Bridges, John, Williamson, and Elizabeth Leftwich. That article is here – see p. 276. And the 1703 deed from John Sr. & son Bridges to Jacob Martyn indicates that all of the siblings of Bridges had died without issue by January 1702/3, while this profile identifies several children of David who were either still living or had living heirs in 1703. I plan to detach him as a child unless anyone is aware of a reliable source for the connecti
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