John Vessels|Wessells Sr. obtained a marriage license bond 18 Dec 1789 in Accomack Co, VA. John's will was probated 30
May 1842 in Accomack Co, VA.(392) On 23 Jan 1820
John Wessells gave consent for his underage daughter Peggy to marry George Russell. In his will of 5 Apr 1842 John Wessells Sr. named: sons
Custis and John; daughters Polly Wessells (land joining William Wessells), Margaret Russell (w/o George Russell), and Patsey Wessells;
grandson John Wessells (he and son Custis Wessells got land between Teackle Taylor and James Wessells); and executor Littleton A. Hinman.
He also directed the sale of land near Thomas Wessells. Witnesses were Ephraim Wessells (s/o N or A ?) and Selby Lankford Jr. Hinman
refused to qualify, so John Wessells did with John Parks and Henry Wessells as securities (Acc Wills 1828-1846, p. 442).
John Vessels|Wessells Sr. and Vice Tull had the following children:
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i.
Custis4 Wessells(393) was born in Accomack Co, VA circa 1790. Custis is deceased. Custis was
living 5 Apr 1842 in Accomack Co, VA.(394)
83
iii.
Polly Wessells(396) was born
in Accomack Co, VA circa 1797. Polly is deceased. Polly was living 5 Apr 1842 in Accomack Co, VA.(397)
84
iv.
Patsey Wessells(398) was born
in Accomack Co, VA circa 1798.(399) Patsey
died circa 1880.(400) Patsey was living 5 Apr 1842
in Accomack Co, VA.(401) She was listed as
a resident in the census report 1860 in Accomack Parish, Acc Co, VA.(402) Patsey's will was probated 31 Jan 1881 in Accomack Co, VA.(403) Evidently Patsey Wessels never married, as she was still
a Wessells when she signed her will of 18 Oct 1859. She named a niece Margaret D. Parks and her children. She also named Caroline Susan
Parks and Melissa Johnson. Witnesses were Edward R. Leatherbury and John Parks who died before the probate and Burwell B. Ewell verified his
hand writting (Acc Wills 1846-1882, p. 638). She must have lived another 20 years after she signed her will as it was not probated until 31
Jan 1881.