Van Landingham/ transcribed from microfilm and record books in the Virginia State Library at Richmond, Virginia by Florence Van Landingham

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Peter Vanlandingham (ca. 1764-ca. 1832), a son of Benjamin Vanlandingham, was living in Edgecombe County, North Carolina, in 1780. After his father's death, he and his sister, Elizabeth, were placed under the guardianship of Peter Winstead. Peter and Benjamin were both related to the Vanlandingham family in Virginia, and Benjamin probably had migrated from Virginia to Edgecombe County. Peter and his wife, Martha Balland, had eight children. The family migrated ca. 1825/1827 to Wikinson County, and later Decatur County Georgia. Descendants lived in Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida and elsewhere. Many descendants spelled their surname Van Landingham.

Includes the Allen, Chaster, Connell, Davis, Dawson, Gristed, Johnson, Rowen, Winstead-Winsted and other connected families.

Contents: v. 1. Records of Northumberland County and Richmond County, Virginia -- v. 2. Peter and Martha VanLandingham and their kinfolk by affinity and consanguinity -- v. 3. Records of selected families having roots in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky.

Also available on microfilm and digital images.

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