bullet Roxie RIGGIN was born in 1877. Parents: Henry Caleb RIGGIN and Larara M. SHILES.

bulletRoxie Twilley Riggin was born on 25 Dec 1883. She died in 1963 in MARDELA SPRINGS, MD. She has reference number RI-0006. Parents: George H. Riggin and Roxanna Twilley.

She was married to George Edward Bennett on 25 May 1904. Children were: Infant, Infant , Infant Bennett, Infant Bennett.

bullet Rufus Pusey RIGGIN was born in 1774. Parents: Benjamin RIGGIN and Elizabeth (Wife of Benjamin RIGGIN) .

bullet Ruth Riggin was born on 31 Jan 1677/78 in Marmusco, Somerset County, Maryland. Parents: Teague RIGGIN and Mary London.

bulletRuth Estella Riggin. Parents: Henry Lee Riggin and Stella Gillis.

Children were: James Lee , Sr. Gray.

Children were: Bonnie Sue Fletcher, Robbin Fletcher.

bulletSabra Riggin. Parents: John Riggin and Ann (Wife of John RIGGIN).

bulletSally RIGGIN was born in 1794. Parents: William , Sr. RIGGIN and Elizabeth (Wife of William RIGGIN, Sr.) .

bulletSally RIGGIN was born in 1794. Parents: William , Sr. RIGGIN and Elizabeth (Wife of William RIGGIN) .

bulletSamuel RIGGIN was born on 4 Apr 1689 in Manakin, Somerset County, Maryland. Parents: Teague RIGGIN and Mary London.

Children were: Hester RIGGIN, Hannah RIGGIN.

bulletSamuel J. Riggin was born in Dec 1831. He died on 7 Jul 1900 in BURIED IN WETIPQUIN RD. DONOHO CEMETERY. He has reference number RI-0073. Parents: Elijah Riggin and Mary Calloway.

He was married to Emily W. Conway on 14 Nov 1865. Children were: Marion E. Riggin, Winfred Scott Riggin, Mary E. Riggin, Martha M. Riggin.

bullet Samuell RIGGIN was born in 1705. Parents: Teague II RIGGIN and Elizabeth (Wife of Teague RIGGIN, II).

bullet Samuell RIGGIN was born in 1716 in Somerset, Maryland. Parents: Teague II RIGGIN and Elizabeth (Wife of Teague RIGGIN, II).

bullet Sanford K. RIGGIN was born in 1848. He died in 1869. Parents: James RIGGIN and Julia Ann (Wife of James RIGGIN) .

bullet Sarah RIGGIN was born on 3 Jun 1745 in Coventry Parish, Rehobeth, Somerset, Maryland. She died in 1774. Parents: Charles , Sr. RIGGIN and Amia Amory TOWNSEND.

bulletSarah RIGGIN was born in 1712 in Somerset, Maryland. Parents: Teague II RIGGIN and Elizabeth (Wife of Teague RIGGIN, II).

bulletSarah RIGGIN was born in 1710. Parents: Ambrose Riggin and Mary (Wife of Ambrose RIGGIN).

bullet Sarah RIGGIN was born on 18 Apr 1676 in Annamessex County, Maryland. Parents: Teague RIGGIN and Mary London.

bulletSarah RIGGIN was born in Somerset, Maryland. Parents: Teague III RIGGIN and Mary TOWNSEND.

bullet Sarah RIGGIN was born in 1709. Parents: John RIGGIN. Sr. and Mary M. WARD.

bullet Sarah Riggin was born between 1704 and 1732 in Worcester, Maryland. She has reference number RI-0112. Parents: Darby , Sr. Riggin and Mary (Wife of Darby RIGGIN). Parents: Darby , Sr. Riggin and Mary (Wife of Darby RIGGIN) .

bullet Sarah E. RIGGIN was born in 1840. Parents: James RIGGIN and Julia Ann (Wife of James RIGGIN).

bulletSarah M. RIGGIN was born in 1842. Parents: William V. RIGGIN and Hester Ann (Wife of William V. RIGGIN) .

bulletShadrack RIGGIN was born in 1740. Parents: John , Jr. RIGGIN and Jemimah (Wife of John RIGGIN).

bulletSolomon RIGGIN was born on 28 Jun 1741 in Somerset, Maryland. He died in 1803. Parents: Charles , Sr. RIGGIN and Amia Amory TOWNSEND.

bulletSolomon RIGGIN was born in 1706 in Somerset, Maryland. Parents: Teague II RIGGIN and Elizabeth (Wife of Teague RIGGIN, II).

bullet Stephen RIGGIN was born in 1739. He died in 1810. Parents: Johathan Riggin and Ward GRACE.

bulletStephen Riggin was born in 1714. Parents: John Riggin and Ann (Wife of John RIGGIN).

bulletStephen RIGGIN was born in 1712. He died in 1738. Parents: John RIGGIN. Sr. and Mary M. WARD.

Children were: Obediah RIGGIN.

bulletSusannah RIGGIN was born on 18 Jan 1808 in Monroe, Virginia. She died on 18 Jan 1877. Parents: Thomas RIGGIN and Mary DUNN.

She was married to Hiram HINCHMAN on 14 Sep 1825 in Logan, Virginia.

bullet Teague RIGGIN was born in 1735 in Somerset, Maryland. He died in 1776. Parents: Charles , Sr. RIGGIN and Amia Amory TOWNSEND.

bullet Teague RIGGIN was born in 1640 in England. He died in Nov 1707. 4. Teague2 Riggin (Teigh O'Dowda1 Reagh) was born in Of Connaught, Ireland about 1640. Teague died November 9, 1707 in Somerset, Maryland.

He married Mary London in Somerset, Maryland, November 26, 1667. Mary was born in Gravesend, Kings County, Long Island, New York 1644. She was the daughter of Ambrose London and Mary Cornish. Mary died about 1730 in Of Somerset, Maryland. Teage Riggen and his Riggen-Riggin-Riggins descendants. Sharol Riggin 1987 page 39 You would not have chosen to be born in the 1640's in Ireland. The eleven year Irish rebellion against English occupation had wrangled the entire decade. It was early in this decade that Teige Reagh was born to Teige Reagh, the O'Dowd. . . . Young Teige must have grown up quite apart from his father in these times of war, since his father's main duty as th O'Dowd was military. . . . he freely ran the grassy hills of Connaught (Ireland)_ with his brothers and sisters. . . . Teige being ten to twelve, made his a candidate to be sent on the two-month-long dangerous trip of banishment, across the ocean, to the American colonies. There is no proof just my guess, that Teige was twelve years old and accompanied by his ten year old brother, John. Dorothy and Darby were to remain in Ireland with their mother. Teige Sr was either dead or was sent to another country's army. . . the boys destination was the Virrginian plantations to serve in slave labor. Somehow they came to be on the Easter shore, safe and sound. . . . for instance, Dathi Oge, who was to become the O'Dowd (the cousin who married in 1656) may have been older that Teige, yet seems to have escapted even temporary exile. Dathi (David). . . Desendants of these slaves in bondage seem to be free the next generation. . . . Teige and John were settled in Virginia on the southern end of the Eastern shore where they found a good climate, plenty of food, kind Christians and few problems with the Indians. . . . Accomack was the name given to the Eastern shore by the Indians. The shore of mainland Virginia, of mainland Maryland and of the Eastern Shore are known as tidewate because of the phenonomen created by the salt water of the Cheasapeake and the tides of the ocean. . . . But in April of 1667 Eeige regestered his cattle mark under Teage Riggen as "cropt in both ears and hoes of both ears. Five months later, Ambrose London had Teags Down surveyed and deedede it to Teige. Two monts after this survey, Teage married Ambrose's oldest daughter Mary. Apparently it took five years or more to get the official survey and deeds duely recorded. My far reaching guess is that Teige was one of the "settlers" that, Ambrose London was granted four hundred acres for transporting himself, his wife and three daughters, and three unnamed settlers. Ambrose London's three daughters were Mary, Ruth, and Abigail. Their only son had died prior to their moving from Virginia's Eastern Shore to Maryland. Ambrose and his wife Mary Cornish, were born in England by they were in the Dutch colony of Nedw Amsterdam in the Colonies by 1641. . . . Mary was born to them in 1644 at Gravesend, Kings County, Long Island New York. Teage was about twenty-seven and Mary was twenty-three where they married on November the 26th day of 1667. They were married by Lordship Justice George Johnson, the marriage being recorded by both the courst and the Coventry Parish Church. According to the Coventry records and Maryland Historical Society's records off the originial was bron to Teage and Mary on the 4th day of January in 1668 1642 - It is estimated that Teage Riggen of Maryland was born this year in Ireland based on his marriage date of 1667 and his wife's birthdate of 1644. If born this date, he was one year old when the ware started and twelve years old when it ended. Over ten, he would have been a likely candidate to have been sent to the colonies as a slave. I believe that he had a brother named John who was sent as a slave at the same time. I believe that another, younger, brother named Darby came over later as an indentured servant John who was sent, as a slave at the same time. I believe that another, younger, brother, named Darby came over later as an indentured servant. 1656 - John Riggons, no age, was in Virginia in 1656. (Early Virginia Immigrants, 1623-1666, by George Cabell Greer. 1663 - Somerset County is establlished on Maryland's eastern shore. 50 acres is offered to each settler who transports himself into the Province - man, woman, child or servant. 1664 - Seven hundred acres called the Golden Lyon is patented to Capt Thomas Harwood in Pocomoke Hundred Maryland by Lord Baltimore. This capt. propably earned the land by transporting people to Maryland who could not afford their own passage. He may not have ever lived in the Colonies. 1667 - Teage Riggen, cattle mark: cropt in both ears and holes of both ears, recorded this 24th April 1667 Somerset County, Maryland Land Records B#1 page 11, reverse. 1667 - Teage Riggen was married to Mary London 26 Nov 1667 in Somerset County, Maryland by Lordship Justice George Justice. (Coventry Parish Church Records and Somerset County Court Records) Her sister, Ruth London married Thomas Walton. Their son London Walston, was testator of Teage's will in 1707. 1667 Charles Rigone married Elizabeth Greene in London on 9 Mar 1697 Devonshire, House Houndsfield. (London County, England Census.) 1668 Mary Riggen born to Teage and Mary London Riggen. 4 Jan 1668 in Annamessex County, Maryland (Coventry Chruch Records and Liber D.B.I.K.L., Maryland Historical Society transcript from originial Somerset County Court Records) She married Wm Matthews who was born in 1661 and died in 1726. They had grandaughters, Grace Matthews, and Rachel Matthews. 1670 Teague Riggen born to Teage and Mary London Riggen on 27 mar 1670 at Manokin. (Coventry Church Records. and Somerset Court Records.) 1673 - Ambrose Riggen was born to Teage and Mary London Riggen 18 Oct 1673 at Manokin. (Coventry Parish Church and Somerset Court Records.) 1675 Teage Riggen, Somerset is buying 700 acres called the Golden Lyon from Thomas Harwood through Charles Ballard. 28,500 pounds of good marketable tobacco. The land was on the east side of Marumsco Creek and on the the Pomocoke River (Somerset County Land Records WW pp 95-98 145-155 It seems that they bought the land, paying for 1/2 of it in 1675 and paid the final 1/2 in 1676. 1676 - Teage Riggen and wife, Mary, finalize the purchase of the Golden Lyon - 700 acres. The land had been granted to Capt Thomas Harwood and Mary his wife, by Cecilius, Lord Baltimore in the fifth year of the reign ow William and Mary of England, Scotland, France and Ireland. "The Golden Lyon, lying and being on the Eastern Shore by a river there called Pocomoke in a certaom creek called Morumsco, adjoining to the said River on the east side of the said creek bounded as followeth: beginning at a marked cedar standing and running along by the creek side by a line drawning into the woods by a line drawn east 534 perches, and from thence drawing a line west down th the creek side to the first marked cedar, 534 perches, containing and then laid out for 700 acres more or less as by pattent recourse being thereunto hadamply doth appear." (deeds, Somerset Co. Maryland W. No 145. 1676 - Sarah Riggen born to Teage and Mary London Riggen 18 Apr 1676 at Marumsco (Coventry Parish Records and Somerset Court Records. ********VERY IMPORTANT DOCUMENT FOLLOWS:************* 1678 - Manloves Lott is surveyed 25 Nov 1678 for Wm C. Manlove and assigned Cornelious Morris on South side of a patch of marsh in Pangateag of Brinkley's District in Somerset County, lying along Pocomoke Rive, which was south and east of the Golden Lyon. (CHARLES RIGGEN BUYS 300 ACRES OF MANLOVES LOTT FROM ABIGAIL TOMLINSON AND JOHN WILLIAMS and 4 Apr 1748. There may have been two pieces of land by the name of Manloves Lott, each with portions anmed Venture since it seems that the land bought by Charles Riggen was in North Somerset County in what became worcester County in 1742 and then Sussex County, Delaware. This Manloves Lott surveyed 25 Nov 1678 would always be a part of Somerset County. 1680 - John Riggen. an estimate of the time of birth of John to Teage and Mary London Riggen. Neith Coventry Church Records nor Somerset Court Records and land is given to a beloved son named John by Teage and Mary as proof that thye had a sone named John. Milbourne abd Tull research center of Cockeyville, Maryland says John married Mary Ward about 1706. She was born about 1686 at Annamessex and she died 1760/1761. He died 1738/1740. Their son, Cornelius born 1721/1722 died 1769. 1680 - Teage Riggen buys 150 acres for 3,500 pounds of tobacco. This land was orginally granted to Henry Hudson by Cecilius, Lord Baron of Baltimore. It was called HILLIARDS DISCOVERY. It is situated on the east side of Marumsco Creek running 75 poles north and then running 150 poles south "Royal Mines excepted". (Liber MA#1--281, Somerset Co) Added to the GOLDEN LYON, Teage and Mary now have 850 acres. 1683 - Darby Riggen born to Teage and Mary London Riggen 1 Aug 1863. (Coventry Church Records and Somerset County, Records) 1683 - Teage Riggin 9 May 1783 is buying 150 acres for 5,000 pounds tobacco The land originally belonged to John Hilliard and was called Seaman's choice It joined the GOLDEN LYON and was located north of the Marumsco Creek. (Deed MA Liber#1 Somerset Co.) Teage is now in possession of 1,000 acres. 1684 - Teage Riggen received a patent for 100 acres of land by the name of RIGGINS MINES in Somerset County. (Liber IB and II 4c folio B) Teage now has 1,100 acres of land in possession--and the land adjoins. 1686 Rachel Riggen born to Teage and Mary London Riggen 28 Jun 1686. (Coventry Church Reocrds) She married an Andrew and receives 1/3 ownership of her father's plantation dwelling personel property in 1707. 1686 Mary Ward, future wife of John Riggen of Marumsco is said to have beeen born 1686 in Annamessex. She died 1760/1761 Her father was Cornelius Ward born 1638/9 England; died 1722/23 Somerset County. He married 20 Jan 1666, Margaret Franklin who died about 1747 Milbourne and Tull Research of Cockeyville, Maryland. 1687 - Teage Riggon and wife, of Somerset County, sell Teages Down and the Last Choice to Miles Gray (Hall of Records, land records, MA#3 pp863-864) Teage and Mary lived on this land for a few years when they were newly married. It was located next to Teague;s Creek which is just north and west of Manokin townsite today. Teages Down laid along the waters edge of Manokin River. 1689 - Samuel Riggen born to Teage and Mary London Riggen 4 Apr 1689. (Coventry Church Records and Somerset Court Records.) 1692 Teague Riggen Senior and wife May, to son Teague Riggen Junior 135 acres on Morrimsco Creek calledd FATHER AND MOTHERS GIFT. It is on the south side of Marumsco Creek. It is give to their we beloved son and his heirs forever. It is marked by bot Teague Senior and Mary for a signature (Somerset County, Maryland Deeds Liber L 07, 1690-1706 page 48. 1692 - Teague Riggen and wife, sell land to William Matthews (son in law) from Hall Records, land records L. pp63-65. 1693 - The GOLDEN LYON is divided and given to their children by Teage and Mary London Riggen, "who desired to move". They deeded over 200 acres to Ambrose who named his land Ambrosia. Ambrosia is described: "beginning at the first bounder specified in the patent and so running from thence along the creek to a certain butt which is supposed to run up 200 yards and makes a divisional line that intersecteth the said tract of land and another adjoining tract formerly made over by us the said Teague and Mary unto our elder son, Teague Riggen, and so running into the woods according to proportion, together with all and every of profitts benefitsand . . . witnesses: Samuel and Elizabeth Richardson, signed with a mark by Teage and probably Mary's mark also. (deeds, Somerset Co) Teage and Mary had held their land for seventeen years. Mary was 49 years old. Daughter, Mary, was 25 years old. Teague II was 23 years old. Ambrose was 20. Sarah was 17. Ruth was 15. Darby was 10, Rachel was 7 and Samuel was 4. The last three did not receive lands at this time as Sarah and Ruth probably did not receive lands at this time either. (Hall of Records L 183-184.) 1696 Teague and Mary Riggen give or sell to Peter Dickinson, their son-in-law, RIGGINS MINES which they bought from Col. Wm Stevens in 1682 on south sideof Marumsco Creek for 8,250 pounds of tobacco. (Somerset Co Md Deed Liber Id.L.411) 1702 - Teigue Riggin Sr. sells to Teigue Riggin Jr. 200 acres of land to his "well-beloved son" for 6,000 in the deed. It's a part of the Golden Lyon, it laid next to FATHER AND MOTHER'S GIFT which was gifted to him by Teague Senior. uses a mark as a signature. (Somerset County land records GI 08, pp35-36.) 1703 - Peter Dickeson and wife, Sarah Riggin Dickeson, sell to Edmund Dickeson for 5,000 lbs tobacco. "land formerly of Daniel (Can't read)." (Somerset Deeds liber Id.L-724 9 Jun 1703.) 1707 - Teague Reggin Sr. and wife, give land to John Reggin (son) CD#14, pp484-487, Somerset) 1707 - Teaggue Reggin and wife, give land to Rachell Andrews (dau.) cd#14PP484-487, Somerset)
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4. Teague2 Riggin (Teigh O'Dowda1 Reagh) was born in Of Connaught, Ireland about 1640. Teague died November 9, 1707 in Somerset, Maryland.

He married Mary London in Somerset, Maryland, November 26, 1667. Mary was born in Gravesend, Kings County, Long Island, New York 1644. She was the daughter of Ambrose London and Mary Cornish. Mary died about 1730 in Of Somerset, Maryland. Teage Riggen and his Riggen-Riggin-Riggins descendants. Sharol Riggin 1987 page 39 You would not have chosen to be born in the 1640's in Ireland. The eleven year Irish rebellion against English occupation had wrangled the entire decade. It was early in this decade that Teige Reagh was born to Teige Reagh, the O'Dowd. . . . Young Teige must have grown up quite apart from his father in these times of war, since his father's main duty as th O'Dowd was military. . . . he freely ran the grassy hills of Connaught (Ireland)_ with his brothers and sisters. . . . Teige being ten to twelve, made his a candidate to be sent on the two-month-long dangerous trip of banishment, across the ocean, to the American colonies. There is no proof just my guess, that Teige was twelve years old and accompanied by his ten year old brother, John. Dorothy and Darby were to remain in Ireland with their mother. Teige Sr was either dead or was sent to another country's army. . . the boys destination was the Virrginian plantations to serve in slave labor. Somehow they came to be on the Easter shore, safe and sound. . . . for instance, Dathi Oge, who was to become the O'Dowd (the cousin who married in 1656) may have been older that Teige, yet seems to have escapted even temporary exile. Dathi (David). . . Desendants of these slaves in bondage seem to be free the next generation. . . . Teige and John were settled in Virginia on the southern end of the Eastern shore where they found a good climate, plenty of food, kind Christians and few problems with the Indians. . . . Accomack was the name given to the Eastern shore by the Indians. The shore of mainland Virginia, of mainland Maryland and of the Eastern Shore are known as tidewate because of the phenonomen created by the salt water of the Cheasapeake and the tides of the ocean. . . . But in April of 1667 Eeige regestered his cattle mark under Teage Riggen as "cropt in both ears and hoes of both ears. Five months later, Ambrose London had Teags Down surveyed and deedede it to Teige. Two monts after this survey, Teage married Ambrose's oldest daughter Mary. Apparently it took five years or more to get the official survey and deeds duely recorded. My far reaching guess is that Teige was one of the "settlers" that, Ambrose London was granted four hundred acres for transporting himself, his wife and three daughters, and three unnamed settlers. Ambrose London's three daughters were Mary, Ruth, and Abigail. Their only son had died prior to their moving from Virginia's Eastern Shore to Maryland. Ambrose and his wife Mary Cornish, were born in England by they were in the Dutch colony of Nedw Amsterdam in the Colonies by 1641. . . . Mary was born to them in 1644 at Gravesend, Kings County, Long Island New York. Teage was about twenty-seven and Mary was twenty-three where they married on November the 26th day of 1667. They were married by Lordship Justice George Johnson, the marriage being recorded by both the courst and the Coventry Parish Church. According to the Coventry records and Maryland Historical Society's records off the originial was bron to Teage and Mary on the 4th day of January in 1668 1642 - It is estimated that Teage Riggen of Maryland was born this year in Ireland based on his marriage date of 1667 and his wife's birthdate of 1644. If born this date, he was one year old when the ware started and twelve years old when it ended. Over ten, he would have been a likely candidate to have been sent to the colonies as a slave. I believe that he had a brother named John who was sent as a slave at the same time. I believe that another, younger, brother named Darby came over later as an indentured servant John who was sent, as a slave at the same time. I believe that another, younger, brother, named Darby came over later as an indentured servant. 1656 - John Riggons, no age, was in Virginia in 1656. (Early Virginia Immigrants, 1623-1666, by George Cabell Greer. 1663 - Somerset County is establlished on Maryland's eastern shore. 50 acres is offered to each settler who transports himself into the Province - man, woman, child or servant. 1664 - Seven hundred acres called the Golden Lyon is patented to Capt Thomas Harwood in Pocomoke Hundred Maryland by Lord Baltimore. This capt. propably earned the land by transporting people to Maryland who could not afford their own passage. He may not have ever lived in the Colonies. 1667 - Teage Riggen, cattle mark: cropt in both ears and holes of both ears, recorded this 24th April 1667 Somerset County, Maryland Land Records B#1 page 11, reverse. 1667 - Teage Riggen was married to Mary London 26 Nov 1667 in Somerset County, Maryland by Lordship Justice George Justice. (Coventry Parish Church Records and Somerset County Court Records) Her sister, Ruth London married Thomas Walton. Their son London Walston, was testator of Teage's will in 1707. 1667 Charles Rigone married Elizabeth Greene in London on 9 Mar 1697 Devonshire, House Houndsfield. (London County, England Census.) 1668 Mary Riggen born to Teage and Mary London Riggen. 4 Jan 1668 in Annamessex County, Maryland (Coventry Chruch Records and Liber D.B.I.K.L., Maryland Historical Society transcript from originial Somerset County Court Records) She married Wm Matthews who was born in 1661 and died in 1726. They had grandaughters, Grace Matthews, and Rachel Matthews. 1670 Teague Riggen born to Teage and Mary London Riggen on 27 mar 1670 at Manokin. (Coventry Church Records. and Somerset Court Records.) 1673 - Ambrose Riggen was born to Teage and Mary London Riggen 18 Oct 1673 at Manokin. (Coventry Parish Church and Somerset Court Records.) 1675 Teage Riggen, Somerset is buying 700 acres called the Golden Lyon from Thomas Harwood through Charles Ballard. 28,500 pounds of good marketable tobacco. The land was on the east side of Marumsco Creek and on the the Pomocoke River (Somerset County Land Records WW pp 95-98 145-155 It seems that they bought the land, paying for 1/2 of it in 1675 and paid the final 1/2 in 1676. 1676 - Teage Riggen and wife, Mary, finalize the purchase of the Golden Lyon - 700 acres. The land had been granted to Capt Thomas Harwood and Mary his wife, by Cecilius, Lord Baltimore in the fifth year of the reign ow William and Mary of England, Scotland, France and Ireland. "The Golden Lyon, lying and being on the Eastern Shore by a river there called Pocomoke in a certaom creek called Morumsco, adjoining to the said River on the east side of the said creek bounded as followeth: beginning at a marked cedar standing and running along by the creek side by a line drawning into the woods by a line drawn east 534 perches, and from thence drawing a line west down th the creek side to the first marked cedar, 534 perches, containing and then laid out for 700 acres more or less as by pattent recourse being thereunto hadamply doth appear." (deeds, Somerset Co. Maryland W. No 145. 1676 - Sarah Riggen born to Teage and Mary London Riggen 18 Apr 1676 at Marumsco (Coventry Parish Records and Somerset Court Records. ********VERY IMPORTANT DOCUMENT FOLLOWS:************* 1678 - Manloves Lott is surveyed 25 Nov 1678 for Wm C. Manlove and assigned Cornelious Morris on South side of a patch of marsh in Pangateag of Brinkley's District in Somerset County, lying along Pocomoke Rive, which was south and east of the Golden Lyon. (CHARLES RIGGEN BUYS 300 ACRES OF MANLOVES LOTT FROM ABIGAIL TOMLINSON AND JOHN WILLIAMS and 4 Apr 1748. There may have been two pieces of land by the name of Manloves Lott, each with portions anmed Venture since it seems that the land bought by Charles Riggen was in North Somerset County in what became worcester County in 1742 and then Sussex County, Delaware. This Manloves Lott surveyed 25 Nov 1678 would always be a part of Somerset County. 1680 - John Riggen. an estimate of the time of birth of John to Teage and Mary London Riggen. Neith Coventry Church Records nor Somerset Court Records and land is given to a beloved son named John by Teage and Mary as proof that thye had a sone named John. Milbourne abd Tull research center of Cockeyville, Maryland says John married Mary Ward about 1706. She was born about 1686 at Annamessex and she died 1760/1761. He died 1738/1740. Their son, Cornelius born 1721/1722 died 1769. 1680 - Teage Riggen buys 150 acres for 3,500 pounds of tobacco. This land was orginally granted to Henry Hudson by Cecilius, Lord Baron of Baltimore. It was called HILLIARDS DISCOVERY. It is situated on the east side of Marumsco Creek running 75 poles north and then running 150 poles south "Royal Mines excepted". (Liber MA#1--281, Somerset Co) Added to the GOLDEN LYON, Teage and Mary now have 850 acres. 1683 - Darby Riggen born to Teage and Mary London Riggen 1 Aug 1863. (Coventry Church Records and Somerset County, Records) 1683 - Teage Riggin 9 May 1783 is buying 150 acres for 5,000 pounds tobacco The land originally belonged to John Hilliard and was called Seaman's choice It joined the GOLDEN LYON and was located north of the Marumsco Creek. (Deed MA Liber#1 Somerset Co.) Teage is now in possession of 1,000 acres. 1684 - Teage Riggen received a patent for 100 acres of land by the name of RIGGINS MINES in Somerset County. (Liber IB and II 4c folio B) Teage now has 1,100 acres of land in possession--and the land adjoins. 1686 Rachel Riggen born to Teage and Mary London Riggen 28 Jun 1686. (Coventry Church Reocrds) She married an Andrew and receives 1/3 ownership of her father's plantation dwelling personel property in 1707. 1686 Mary Ward, future wife of John Riggen of Marumsco is said to have beeen born 1686 in Annamessex. She died 1760/1761 Her father was Cornelius Ward born 1638/9 England; died 1722/23 Somerset County. He married 20 Jan 1666, Margaret Franklin who died about 1747 Milbourne and Tull Research of Cockeyville, Maryland. 1687 - Teage Riggon and wife, of Somerset County, sell Teages Down and the Last Choice to Miles Gray (Hall of Records, land records, MA#3 pp863-864) Teage and Mary lived on this land for a few years when they were newly married. It was located next to Teague;s Creek which is just north and west of Manokin townsite today. Teages Down laid along the waters edge of Manokin River. 1689 - Samuel Riggen born to Teage and Mary London Riggen 4 Apr 1689. (Coventry Church Records and Somerset Court Records.) 1692 Teague Riggen Senior and wife May, to son Teague Riggen Junior 135 acres on Morrimsco Creek calledd FATHER AND MOTHERS GIFT. It is on the south side of Marumsco Creek. It is give to their we beloved son and his heirs forever. It is marked by bot Teague Senior and Mary for a signature (Somerset County, Maryland Deeds Liber L 07, 1690-1706 page 48. 1692 - Teague Riggen and wife, sell land to William Matthews (son in law) from Hall Records, land records L. pp63-65. 1693 - The GOLDEN LYON is divided and given to their children by Teage and Mary London Riggen, "who desired to move". They deeded over 200 acres to Ambrose who named his land Ambrosia. Ambrosia is described: "beginning at the first bounder specified in the patent and so running from thence along the creek to a certain butt which is supposed to run up 200 yards and makes a divisional line that intersecteth the said tract of land and another adjoining tract formerly made over by us the said Teague and Mary unto our elder son, Teague Riggen, and so running into the woods according to proportion, together with all and every of profitts benefitsand . . . witnesses: Samuel and Elizabeth Richardson, signed with a mark by Teage and probably Mary's mark also. (deeds, Somerset Co) Teage and Mary had held their land for seventeen years. Mary was 49 years old. Daughter, Mary, was 25 years old. Teague II was 23 years old. Ambrose was 20. Sarah was 17. Ruth was 15. Darby was 10, Rachel was 7 and Samuel was 4. The last three did not receive lands at this time as Sarah and Ruth probably did not receive lands at this time either. (Hall of Records L 183-184.) 1696 Teague and Mary Riggen give or sell to Peter Dickinson, their son-in-law, RIGGINS MINES which they bought from Col. Wm Stevens in 1682 on south sideof Marumsco Creek for 8,250 pounds of tobacco. (Somerset Co Md Deed Liber Id.L.411) 1702 - Teigue Riggin Sr. sells to Teigue Riggin Jr. 200 acres of land to his "well-beloved son" for 6,000 in the deed. It's a part of the Golden Lyon, it laid next to FATHER AND MOTHER'S GIFT which was gifted to him by Teague Senior. uses a mark as a signature. (Somerset County land records GI 08, pp35-36.) 1703 - Peter Dickeson and wife, Sarah Riggin Dickeson, sell to Edmund Dickeson for 5,000 lbs tobacco. "land formerly of Daniel (Can't read)." (Somerset Deeds liber Id.L-724 9 Jun 1703.) 1707 - Teague Reggin Sr. and wife, give land to John Reggin (son) CD#14, pp484-487, Somerset) 1707 - Teaggue Reggin and wife, give land to Rachell Andrews (dau.) cd#14PP484-487, Somerset) Parents: Teigh O'Dowda REAGH.

He was married to Mary London on 26 Nov 1667 in Somerset, Maryland. Children were: Mary RIGGIN, Teague II RIGGIN, Ambrose Riggin, Sarah RIGGIN, Ruth Riggin, John RIGGIN. Sr., Darby , Sr. Riggin, Rachel RIGGIN, Samuel RIGGIN.

bullet Teague RIGGIN was born in 1716. He died in 1803. Parents: John RIGGIN. Sr. and Mary M. WARD.

Children were: Nathaniel RIGGIN, George RIGGIN, William RIGGIN.

bulletTeague Riggin was born in 1716 in Worcester, Maryland. He died in 1784. He has reference number RI-0105. Parents: Darby , Sr. Riggin and Mary (Wife of Darby RIGGIN). Parents: Darby , Sr. Riggin and Mary (Wife of Darby RIGGIN) .

He was married to Mary (Wife of Teague RIGGIN) between 1734 and 1767. Children were: Jonathan Riggin , William , Sr. RIGGIN, John Riggin, Major Riggin, 3 Daughters, William Riggin, William , Sr. RIGGIN.

bullet Teague II RIGGIN was born on 27 Mar 1670 in Manokin, Somerset County, Maryland. He died in Dec 1722. He married twice. He married Mary. Mary was born in Of Somerset, Maryland. He married Elizabeth in Somerset, Maryland, about 1700. Wills Somerset County, Maryland (Maryland Calendar of Wills page 89) Riggin, Teague Will written 27 Dec 1721 and proved 22 Mar1721 Testator: Thos Gray, Mary Riggen, widow, Thos Maddox Note: 22 Mch, 1721, Teague Riggen renounces ex. Elizabeth, Wido of Teague Riggen, Sr. claimes her thirds. Test> Fran. Allen, Alex Hall. ATTENTION: TEAGUE RIGGINS HAD TWO WIVES First Elizabeth Second Mary (Cannot determine who was the mother of which children. Elizabeth is renounced from the will.) 1707 - Teage Riggen 12 Nov 1707 Somerset Will. Wife/Mary - All land during her life. Son/Darby Riggin-2 Negroes, feather bed. Dau/Rachael Andrews-1 negro, feather bed. Son/Ambrose Riggin-cows and claves Son In Law - 12 measures feed Son In Law - Jacob Adams - 12 measures of feed John Riggen - 1/3 of remainder estate Rachael Andrews - 1/3 of remainder estate Samuel Riggin - 1/3 of remainder estate "The remained of my personal estate to be equally divied between these three:" The will is signed with Teague mark. (Somerset Co Will, probate liber EB no 5 folio176) Daughter Mary was 39 Teague II was 37 Ambrose was 34 Sarah was 31 Rachel was 21 Samuel was 18 As established earlier, Teage had given most of his lands by division to his children some years preceeding his death.
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He married twice. He married Mary. Mary was born in Of Somerset, Maryland. He married Elizabeth in Somerset, Maryland, about 1700. Wills Somerset County, Maryland (Maryland Calendar of Wills page 89) Riggin, Teague Will written 27 Dec 1721 and proved 22 Mar1721 Testator: Thos Gray, Mary Riggen, widow, Thos Maddox Note: 22 Mch, 1721, Teague Riggen renounces ex. Elizabeth, Wido of Teague Riggen, Sr. claimes her thirds. Test> Fran. Allen, Alex Hall. ATTENTION: TEAGUE RIGGINS HAD TWO WIVES First Elizabeth Second Mary (Cannot determine who was the mother of which children. Elizabeth is renounced from the will.) 1707 - Teage Riggen 12 Nov 1707 Somerset Will. Wife/Mary - All land during her life. Son/Darby Riggin-2 Negroes, feather bed. Dau/Rachael Andrews-1 negro, feather bed. Son/Ambrose Riggin-cows and claves Son In Law - 12 measures feed Son In Law - Jacob Adams - 12 measures of feed John Riggen - 1/3 of remainder estate Rachael Andrews - 1/3 of remainder estate Samuel Riggin - 1/3 of remainder estate "The remained of my personal estate to be equally divied between these three:" The will is signed with Teague mark. (Somerset Co Will, probate liber EB no 5 folio176) Daughter Mary was 39 Teague II was 37 Ambrose was 34 Sarah was 31 Rachel was 21 Samuel was 18 As established earlier, Teage had given most of his lands by division to his children some years preceeding his death. Parents: Teague RIGGIN and Mary London.

Children were: Teague III RIGGIN, Charles , Sr. RIGGIN, Samuell RIGGIN, Solomon RIGGIN, John RIGGIN, Ambris RIGGIN, Mary RIGGIN, Sarah RIGGIN, Samuell RIGGIN.

bulletTeague III RIGGIN was born in 1702 in Somerset, Maryland. He died before 23 Feb 1742/43 in Worcester, Maryland. He married Mary Townsend. Mary was born in Of Somerset, Maryland. She is the daughter of James Townsend and Elizabeth Riggins. Wills, Somerset County, Maryland (Maryland Calendar of Wills page 252.) Riggin Teague, Somerset County Will written 13 Jan 1743 and proved 23 Feb 1743 Executors: Wife Mary and son James.
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He married Mary Townsend. Mary was born in Of Somerset, Maryland. She is the daughter of James Townsend and Elizabeth Riggins. Wills, Somerset County, Maryland (Maryland Calendar of Wills page 252.) Riggin Teague, Somerset County Will written 13 Jan 1743 and proved 23 Feb 1743 Executors: Wife Mary and son James. Parents: Teague II RIGGIN and Elizabeth (Wife of Teague RIGGIN, II).

Children were: Elizabeth RIGGIN, Sarah RIGGIN, Grace RIGGIN, Rebeccah RIGGIN, Mary RIGGIN, Darby RIGGIN, Teague IV RIGGIN, James RIGGIN.

bulletTeague IV RIGGIN was born in 1720 in Somerset, Maryland. He died in 1773. Parents: Teague III RIGGIN and Mary TOWNSEND.

bulletTelither RIGGIN was born in 1750. Parents: John Riggin and Rachel (Wife of John RIGGIN).

bullet Thomas RIGGIN was born on 20 Apr 1779. He died on 12 Dec 1864 in Cass, Mi. His body was interred in Union Cemetary, Berien Center, Berien, Mi. He married Mary Dunn in Monroe, Va, November 1, 1804. Mary was born in Va November 2, 1782. She was the daughter of Reuben Dunn and Nancy. Mary died December 20, 1861 in Berien, Mi, at 79 years of age. Her body was interred in Union Cemetary, Berien Center, Berien, Mi. History of Logan County by Henry Clay Ragland copied by George T Swain page 64-65. Thomas Riggins was another old settler. He had several sons and daughters, but all of them went West, except one daughter, Jane, who married Hiram Mullins. Family Bible copy in possession of Mrs. Howard Childers Santa Ana, California Jim Burgess has a photostated copy. Monroe County, Virginia Marriage Records CENSUS 1810 Monroe County, Virginia 0-10 10-16 16-26 26-45 45 up Thomas Riggins Male 2 0 0 1 0 Female 2 0 0 1 0 Philip Rigen Male 3 0 0 1 0 Female 3 0 0 1 0 CENSUS 1820 Giles County, Virginia 0-10 10-16 16-18 18-26 26-45 45 up Thomas Riggins Male 4 1 0 0 1 0 Female 2 3 0 1 0 0 Philip Rigen Male 3 0 0 1 0 0 Female 3 0 0 1 0 0 TAX LIST 1824 Logan County, Virginia Thomas RIGGINS 2 0 0 2 LAND WARRANTS Kentucky 20 July 1825 Adair County Kentucky Warrant to Thomas Riggins on Little Lilly Creek 100 acres. (Not sure if this is our Thomas.) CENSUS 1830 Logan County, Virginia Census 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 60-70 Thomas Riggins 0 1 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 Monroe County, Virginia Deed Book K page 29 Indenture 5 Apr 1830 between Thomas Robinson and Precila and Thomas Riggin $500. paid to Robinson 140 acres that was purchased 2 Apr 1802 from William Rice on Little Mountain. Attest David Biggin - Rhody Hunt - Mary D Pyrce Monroe County, Virginia Deed Book K page 542 Indenture 18 Jun 1834 Augustus A Chapman appointed by court for Thomas Riggin and Thomas Robinson fo land in valley between Peters and the Little Mountain for 140 acres. TAX LIST 1837 Logan County, Virginia Thomas Riggins is not listed. CENSUS 1840 Berien County, Michigan 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 60-70 Thomas Riggins 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 David Riggins 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 CENSUS 1850 Berien County, Michigan #1691 Thomas Biggins 71 White Male Farmer $650. Delaware Mary Biggins 69 White Female Virginia Mary Riggins 31 White Female Virginia John Clark 25 White Male Virginia #1732 David Riggins 44 White Male Virginia Mahalda Riggins 27 White Female Virginia Thomas Riggins 8 White Male Michigan Rebecca Riggins 6 White Female Michigan Lewis C Riggins 3 White Male Michigan CENSUS 1860 Cass County, Michigan page 140 Howard Township John Clark 36 White Male Virginia Margaret Clark 25 White Female Michigan Rodney Clark 6 White Male Michigan Elvira Clark 4 White Female Michigan Frank Clark 2 White Male Michigan Thomas Riggin 82 White Male "Gardener" Delaware Mary Riggin 78 White Female Virginia Twentieth Century History of Berien County, Michigan by Judge Orville W Coolidge Lewis Publishing Company 1906. "In 1834, David Riggin, a young man, came from Virginia and located land on Section 14 in Berien, North of Riggin Lake, but did not settle upon it until two years later, working meanwhile for other settlers. In 1861 David moved to the farm now occupied by his widow. He died in 1873 aged 68. His father, Thomas came to Berien in 1834 with his family, and for a year or two lived with his daughter wife of Hugh Marrs. He then settled with his family upon Section 23, on Polagon Road. He remained there until 1861, and trading his farm for one in Cass County, moved to the latter place, where he died." American Revolution Magazine Volume 70, April 1936 page 356. Riggin-Oden. Wanted parentage and all possible information of David Riggin and also his wife, Priscilla Oden. They lived in Delaware during the Revolution and he served in that state. Had two children Thomas and Eleanor who married _________Cook.ss Mrs. Edna Smith Lewellen 2882 Humbolt Avenune, South Minneapolis, Minnesota. The History of Cass County Michigan by Alfred Mathews Waterman by Watkins and Company 1882 page 238. ". . . . the first school house in the township of Wayne usually called the Higgins schoolhouse, was built in the fall of 1835 by the voluntary and united efforst of the early settlers living on and was located on or near the northeast corner of Section 24. Mr. William Riggins was the third teacher, in the winter of 1837-1838." DAR Magazine Nov 1917 Volume 51 page 301. RIGGIN, David of Delaware served in the American Revolutionary War. Had a daughter, Priscilla, who married Ephraim MOORE, had a son, Issac C. RIGGIN, who owned land in Broad Creek Hundred, Sussex County early 1800, wanted the maiden name of David Riggins wife, date and place of his marriage (2) date of the marriage to Priscilla LDM. Comment - The above should have been "Had a sister." CENSUS 1800 Delaware (Sussex County) 0-10 10-16 16-26 26-45 45up 0-10 10-16 16-26 26-45 45 up Benjamin RIGGEN 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 William RIGGEN 0 1 3 0 1 2 2 1 1 0 Early Virginia Immigrants RIGGONS, John 1656 Lancaster County, Virginia. CENSUS 1790 Reconstructed 1790 Census of Delaware Little Hundred Creek RIGGEN Major RIGGEN W(illia)m Broad Creek Hundred RIGEN Isaac Census 1787 Virginia Tax List RIGGAN Benjamin Self 0 1 1 1 4 Surry RIGGAN Jesse Self 0 0 0 1 0 Surry RIGGAN Thomas Self 0 0 0 0 0 Surry RIGGAN William Self 1 0 0 3 1 RIGGIN John with Zadock Nock Accomack County, Virginia RIGGIN Stephen with Robert Small Accomack County, Virginia Possible Books RIGGAN fAMILY 1626-1893 James Riggins New Jersey 929.273 6018389 R448rh Mrs. Daniel Stone Kelty ODEN Newsletter 929.27305 929.273 929.273 0620 A1 #307 R 295L Teague Riggins Riggins Gibson Flournay by Sharol Riggins 929.273 929.273 Gateway Press 1987 A1 F6681 Book 929.273 No 307 R448RT Film 0496718 #9 Riggins Film 0496718 #9 is a good Film Index of Riggins families by Mrs Daniel Kelty 9056 Rancho Real Temple City California. Sharol Riggin Route 5 Abilene Kanasas 67410 book published by Gateway Press 1001 North Calvert Street Baltimore Md 21202 NO ODEN ONLY David son of Stephen and Sarah Matthrews 1770 Coventry Church Somerset County, Maryland Our Thomas not listed.
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His body was interred in Union Cemetary, Berien Center, Berien, Mi. He married Mary Dunn in Monroe, Va, November 1, 1804. Mary was born in Va November 2, 1782. She was the daughter of Reuben Dunn and Nancy. Mary died December 20, 1861 in Berien, Mi, at 79 years of age. Her body was interred in Union Cemetary, Berien Center, Berien, Mi. History of Logan County by Henry Clay Ragland copied by George T Swain page 64-65. Thomas Riggins was another old settler. He had several sons and daughters, but all of them went West, except one daughter, Jane, who married Hiram Mullins. Family Bible copy in possession of Mrs. Howard Childers Santa Ana, California Jim Burgess has a photostated copy. Monroe County, Virginia Marriage Records CENSUS 1810 Monroe County, Virginia 0-10 10-16 16-26 26-45 45 up Thomas Riggins Male 2 0 0 1 0 Female 2 0 0 1 0 Philip Rigen Male 3 0 0 1 0 Female 3 0 0 1 0 CENSUS 1820 Giles County, Virginia 0-10 10-16 16-18 18-26 26-45 45 up Thomas Riggins Male 4 1 0 0 1 0 Female 2 3 0 1 0 0 Philip Rigen Male 3 0 0 1 0 0 Female 3 0 0 1 0 0 TAX LIST 1824 Logan County, Virginia Thomas RIGGINS 2 0 0 2 LAND WARRANTS Kentucky 20 July 1825 Adair County Kentucky Warrant to Thomas Riggins on Little Lilly Creek 100 acres. (Not sure if this is our Thomas.) CENSUS 1830 Logan County, Virginia Census 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 60-70 Thomas Riggins 0 1 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 Monroe County, Virginia Deed Book K page 29 Indenture 5 Apr 1830 between Thomas Robinson and Precila and Thomas Riggin $500. paid to Robinson 140 acres that was purchased 2 Apr 1802 from William Rice on Little Mountain. Attest David Biggin - Rhody Hunt - Mary D Pyrce Monroe County, Virginia Deed Book K page 542 Indenture 18 Jun 1834 Augustus A Chapman appointed by court for Thomas Riggin and Thomas Robinson fo land in valley between Peters and the Little Mountain for 140 acres. TAX LIST 1837 Logan County, Virginia Thomas Riggins is not listed. CENSUS 1840 Berien County, Michigan 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 60-70 Thomas Riggins 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 David Riggins 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 CENSUS 1850 Berien County, Michigan #1691 Thomas Biggins 71 White Male Farmer $650. Delaware Mary Biggins 69 White Female Virginia Mary Riggins 31 White Female Virginia John Clark 25 White Male Virginia #1732 David Riggins 44 White Male Virginia Mahalda Riggins 27 White Female Virginia Thomas Riggins 8 White Male Michigan Rebecca Riggins 6 White Female Michigan Lewis C Riggins 3 White Male Michigan CENSUS 1860 Cass County, Michigan page 140 Howard Township John Clark 36 White Male Virginia Margaret Clark 25 White Female Michigan Rodney Clark 6 White Male Michigan Elvira Clark 4 White Female Michigan Frank Clark 2 White Male Michigan Thomas Riggin 82 White Male "Gardener" Delaware Mary Riggin 78 White Female Virginia Twentieth Century History of Berien County, Michigan by Judge Orville W Coolidge Lewis Publishing Company 1906. "In 1834, David Riggin, a young man, came from Virginia and located land on Section 14 in Berien, North of Riggin Lake, but did not settle upon it until two years later, working meanwhile for other settlers. In 1861 David moved to the farm now occupied by his widow. He died in 1873 aged 68. His father, Thomas came to Berien in 1834 with his family, and for a year or two lived with his daughter wife of Hugh Marrs. He then settled with his family upon Section 23, on Polagon Road. He remained there until 1861, and trading his farm for one in Cass County, moved to the latter place, where he died." American Revolution Magazine Volume 70, April 1936 page 356. Riggin-Oden. Wanted parentage and all possible information of David Riggin and also his wife, Priscilla Oden. They lived in Delaware during the Revolution and he served in that state. Had two children Thomas and Eleanor who married _________Cook.ss Mrs. Edna Smith Lewellen 2882 Humbolt Avenune, South Minneapolis, Minnesota. The History of Cass County Michigan by Alfred Mathews Waterman by Watkins and Company 1882 page 238. ". . . . the first school house in the township of Wayne usually called the Higgins schoolhouse, was built in the fall of 1835 by the voluntary and united efforst of the early settlers living on and was located on or near the northeast corner of Section 24. Mr. William Riggins was the third teacher, in the winter of 1837-1838." DAR Magazine Nov 1917 Volume 51 page 301. RIGGIN, David of Delaware served in the American Revolutionary War. Had a daughter, Priscilla, who married Ephraim MOORE, had a son, Issac C. RIGGIN, who owned land in Broad Creek Hundred, Sussex County early 1800, wanted the maiden name of David Riggins wife, date and place of his marriage (2) date of the marriage to Priscilla LDM. Comment - The above should have been "Had a sister." CENSUS 1800 Delaware (Sussex County) 0-10 10-16 16-26 26-45 45up 0-10 10-16 16-26 26-45 45 up Benjamin RIGGEN 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 William RIGGEN 0 1 3 0 1 2 2 1 1 0 Early Virginia Immigrants RIGGONS, John 1656 Lancaster County, Virginia. CENSUS 1790 Reconstructed 1790 Census of Delaware Little Hundred Creek RIGGEN Major RIGGEN W(illia)m Broad Creek Hundred RIGEN Isaac Census 1787 Virginia Tax List RIGGAN Benjamin Self 0 1 1 1 4 Surry RIGGAN Jesse Self 0 0 0 1 0 Surry RIGGAN Thomas Self 0 0 0 0 0 Surry RIGGAN William Self 1 0 0 3 1 RIGGIN John with Zadock Nock Accomack County, Virginia RIGGIN Stephen with Robert Small Accomack County, Virginia Possible Books RIGGAN fAMILY 1626-1893 James Riggins New Jersey 929.273 6018389 R448rh Mrs. Daniel Stone Kelty ODEN Newsletter 929.27305 929.273 929.273 0620 A1 #307 R 295L Teague Riggins Riggins Gibson Flournay by Sharol Riggins 929.273 929.273 Gateway Press 1987 A1 F6681 Book 929.273 No 307 R448RT Film 0496718 #9 Riggins Film 0496718 #9 is a good Film Index of Riggins families by Mrs Daniel Kelty 9056 Rancho Real Temple City California. Sharol Riggin Route 5 Abilene Kanasas 67410 book published by Gateway Press 1001 North Calvert Street Baltimore Md 21202 NO ODEN ONLY David son of Stephen and Sarah Matthrews 1770 Coventry Church Somerset County, Maryland Our Thomas not listed. Parents: David RIGGIN and Priscilla Outten ODEN.

He was married to Mary DUNN on 1 Nov 1804 in Monroe, Virginia. Children were: Ellender RIGGIN, David RIGGIN, Susannah RIGGIN, Jane (Janeth) RIGGIN, William RIGGIN, John RIGGIN, Andrew RIGGIN, Anna RIGGIN, Mary RIGGIN, J. RIGGIN.

bullet Thomas RIGGIN was born in 1815. Parents: Thomas C. Riggin .

Children were: Thomas N. RIGGIN, James H. RIGGIN, Oleg RIGGIN, William H. RIGGIN.

bulletThomas C. Riggin was born in 1784. He died between 1785 and 1874. Parents: Jonathan Riggin and Elizabeth (Wife of Jonathan Riggin). Parents: Jonathan Riggin and Elizabeth.

Children were: Thomas RIGGIN.

bulletThomas E. RIGGIN was born in Dec 1861 in Delaware. He died in 1930. Parents: William V. RIGGIN and Hester Ann (Wife of William V. RIGGIN).

Children were: Harold E. RIGGIN , Lannis T. RIGGIN, Vietta R. RIGGIN.

bulletThomas E. RIGGIN was born in 1925. Parents: Lannis T. RIGGIN and Hazel (Wife of Lannis T. RIGGIN) .

bulletThomas Edward Riggin was born on 11 Aug 1876. He died on 31 Dec 1887. He has reference number RI-0003. Parents: George H. Riggin and Roxanna Twilley.

bullet Thomas Edward Riggin was born in 1846. He died between 1847 and 1936. He has reference number RI-0077. Parents: Elijah Riggin and Mary Calloway.

bullet Thomas H. Riggin was born on 28 Jun 1911. He died on 28 May 1994. Parents: Elmer E. Riggin and Zora P. (Wife of Elmer E. Riggin) .

Children were: Leslie T. RIGGIN, Elmer E. RIGGIN, Thomas R. RIGGIN, Phillip D. RIGGIN, Marilyn E. RIGGIN, Penny M. RIGGIN, Doris J. RIGGIN.

bulletThomas H. RIGGIN was born on 18 Sep 1828. He died on 18 Sep 1910. Parents: Robert T. RIGGIN and Ann D. (Wife of Robert T. RIGGIN) . Parents: Robert T. RIGGIN and Ann D. (Wife of Robert T. RIGGIN).

Children were: Horace RIGGIN, Annie M. RIGGIN, William R. RIGGIN, Charles W. RIGGIN, Clara B. RIGGIN, Florence Riggin, Mary J. RIGGIN, Thomas H. , Jr. RIGGIN, Elmer E. Riggin, George W. RIGGIN, Martha K. RIGGIN, Arthur RIGGIN, Gertrude RIGGIN, Phoebe E. RIGGIN.

bulletThomas H. , Jr. RIGGIN was born on 7 Nov 1875. He died on 12 Nov 1936. Parents: Thomas H. RIGGIN and Phoebe J. (Wife of Thomas H. RIGGIN).

Children were: Anne RIGGIN.

bulletThomas N. RIGGIN was born in 1860. Parents: Thomas RIGGIN .

bullet Thomas R. RIGGIN was born in 1943. Parents: Thomas H. Riggin and Dorthy E. (Wife of Thomas H. RIGGIN) .

bulletVietta R. RIGGIN was born in Apr 1897 in Delaware. She died in 1933. Parents: Thomas E. RIGGIN and Alice (Allie) W. (Wife of Thomas E. RIGGIN).

Children were: Eileen WOOTTEN.

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