Other Descendants of Philemon Waters II
1. Rosannah Waters--See next page.
2. Captain Bordroyne Waters
born c 1736: married Elizabeth McCool Brandon. He was killed 5 September
1782 by Tories not far from his home. His children were:\
A. Westwood Waters born c 1760, a son of Capt. Bordroyne Waters. Westwood died 1799 in Georgia. he married Abigail Renfrow. After Westwood Waters died Abigail married 2. William Taylor and they moved to Illinois.The children of Westwood Waters were:
1. Calwell Waters born 14 November 1785
2. Bordroyne Waters born 13 August 17873. Mary Waters born 25 June 1791
4.Elizabeth Waters born 18 January 1793
5. Rosannah Waters born 13 November 1795. Rosannah married Thomas Neel and in 1850 they were in Marion County, Illinois.
B. Bordroyne Waters, Jr. born ca 1762, a son of Capt. Bordroyne Waters. He married Jane Lynch. The children of Bordroyne Waters, Jr. were:
1. Westwood Waters born ca 1795
2. Margaret Waters born 1797, died 1862
3. Rosanna Waters born 1799
4. Thomas Willoughby Waters born 1801, died 1857.
5. Elizabeth Waters born 1803, died 1853.
6. Richard Lynch Waters died 1890 in Alabama.
7. Jane Lynch Waters married Jesse Dodd.
C. Landon Waters born ca 1764, a son of Capt. Bordroyne Waters. He married Margaret Musgrove.The children of Landon Waters were:
1. Nancy Musgrove Waters born 6 February 1793.
2. Westwood Musgrove Waters born 2 June 1795.
3. Philemon Musgrove Waters born 10 February 1798.
4. LandonMusgrove Waters born 16 November 1803.
5. Bordroyne Waters born 12 July 1806.
6. William Landon Waters born 30 October 1800. ( out of line )
7. Hannah Musgrove Waters born 6 May 1809.
D. Thomas Waters born ca 1767, a son of Capt. Bordroyne Waters. Incomplete.
E. Sarah Waters born ca 1760's, a daughter of Capt. Bordroyne Waters. She married Edward Beaks Musgrove per the Musgrove History. Not proven by this compiler, but likely true.
3. Sarah Waters born c 1740-50, the daughter of Philemon Waters II and Sarah Bordroyne: married John Head. They moved to South Carolina. Her children were:
1. Stephen Head born ca 1767
2. Philemon Waters Head born ca 1769
3. Peter Head born ca 1771
4. Rosanna Head born 1770: maried ___ Huff
5. James Head born c1765??
6. John Head III born ca 1775
7. Jean/Gene Head born c1777
8. Daughter born ca 1779
9. Richard Head born ca 1782
10. William Head born ca 1785
4---John Waters born ca 1740, the son of Philemon Waters II
& his wife Sarah Bordroyne. John Waters is in Prince William County until
about 1769. At this time he probably moved to Maryland.In later years one of his
children's obituary states she was born in Maryland in 1773. In 1781 he applied
for a land patent in Hampshire County, Virginia. He is on the Hampshire Tax
Lists for 1782, 1783, 1784, 1785, 1786, 1787, 1788 1790 and 1791. We then find
him in Berkley County, Virginia (now West Virginia ) on the Tax Lists for 1792,
1793, 1794. I did not find him in 1795 or 1796. However part of the Tax List
could be missing or he could have been old and disabled and he was dropped from
the tax rolls. He appears to have been there in 1804 when he is named in an
audit of the estate of Cato Moore. In 1793 he was taxed for 269 acres of land.
John married Ann and her maiden name in unknown. There children were:
1. Thomas Willoughby Waters born 14 November 1763. Died 27 August 1806 in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. His bible record is on this web site.
2. William Waters born c 1768. He married Ann Law on 16 November 1794 in Berkley County, Virginia.
3. Eleanor Waters born c 1771, probably in Maryland. She married Reason Brashere on 15 March 1792 in Berkley County, Virginia. In 1810 they were in Jessamine County, Kentucky. In 1820 they were in Gallatin County, Kentucky.
4. Mary Ann Waters born 24 October 1773 in Maryland. She married John B. Davidson. They moved to Newberry County, South Carolina about 1801. Mary Ann Davidson died in Newberry County, South Carolina 21 September 1829. She had no children. She left a will in Newberry County, S.C.
5. Catherine Waters born c 1775. She married George Schoppert on 25 December 1792 in Berkley County, Virginia. They moved to Newberry County, South Carolina in 1799. Her brother Thomas Willoughby Waters had the contract to build the new Court House in Newberry and he sent for George as he was a Master Carpenter.
The 1784 Tax List of Hampshire County, Virginia indicated that John Waters had 8 children. I was unable to find the last 3 children. Research continues.