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30 July 1740
p.65 The Action of Trespass upon the Case between John Carlyle Mercht. Pltf. and Francis Chandler deft. being Returned Non Est Inventus and for that the Said Francis Chandler is Runaway out of these parts it is Considered the Suit be dismissed.

26 May 1741
p.100 It is ordered that the Sherif of this County do summon Geo: Hinson of Washington parish to be and appear at the Next Court to be held for the County afsd: to answer the presentment of the Grand Jury against him for Living in adultery with Margaret Chandler a Mulatto ye wife of Francis Chandler within 6 months last past.

It is Ordered the Sherif of this County do Summon Francis Chandler & Rebecca Pain of the prsh. of Cople to be and appear at the Next Court to be held for the County afsd. to answer the presentment of the Grand Jury against them for Cohabitting Together within 6 Months Last past.

29 July 1741
p.115a George Hinson of Washington parish being presented by the Grand Jury for living in adultery with Margaret Chandler a Mulatto the wife of Francis Chandler within Six months then last past The said Geo. Hinson now appearing by William Kennon his attorney on whose motion an imparlance is granted him til next Court

The presentment of the Grand Jury at May Court Last against Francis Chandler and Rebecca Payn of the parish of Cople for Cohabitting together within Six months last past is Dismist No Crime being Charged in the presentment.

27 February 1741/2
p.134 The Grand Jury's Presentment against George Hinson of Washington Parish for living in adultery with Margt Chandler a mulatto is ordered to be dismisst it being Suggested to the Court that he sd Hinson's Run away.

30 October 1744
p.46 Dianna Coles came into Court and made Oath that Francis Chander was the Father of her Bastard Child by means whereof and by force of the act of assembly in Such case made and provided, the said Chandler is Liable and compellable to maintain the Said Child, and to keep the Parish Indemnified from all Charges concerning the Child. Therefore on motion of William Fitzhugh and Nicholas Minor Gent. Churchwardens of the Parish of Cople It is ordered that the Sherif of this county do take him the said Francis Chandler in to his Custody and him Safely keep until he shall give Security to maintain the Child afsd. and keep the Parish Indemnified Pursuant to the act of assembly afsd.

No surviving document gives the name of John and Elizabeth Mozingo's children. Their family is reconstructed by the process of elimination. All the Mozingo's in that time period who weren't named in Edward's will are assigned to John. Not very scientific I realize but it's the best we can do with the information we have. Edward II's will states that he had a daughter named Margaret but I believe that his brother John Mozingo did also. It is John's daughter that married Francis Chandler and later George Hinson.

George and Margaret (Mozingo) Henson would have married sometime between July 29, 1741 and Nov. 10, 1753. These dates are based on two Westmoreland Co, VA records and Edward Mozingo's will.

29 July 1741 p.115a George Hinson of Washington parish being presented by the Grand Jury for living in adultery with Margaret Chandler a Mulatto the wife of Francis Chandler within Six months then last past The said Geo. Hinson now appearing by William Kennon his attorney on whose motion an imparlance is granted him til next Court

The presentment of the Grand Jury at May Court Last against Francis Chandler and Rebecca Payn of the parish of Cople for Cohabitting together within Six months last past is Dismist No Crime being Charged in the presentment.

Clearly Francis and Margaret (Mozingo) Chandler were still married at this point even though they had both moved on to other relationships.

1753 Nov 10 Richmond County. Edward MOZINGO wrote his will in Lunenburg Parish. He named his son John, Edward and George; daughters Sarah CHANDLER and Margaret and daughter-in-law Hannah. Witnesses included Robert HALL, Daniel MILNER, and Susannah Newman MOSESS. Also mentioned "... George Henson and Margaret his wife..." The will was probated on 1 April 1754 (Will Book 6, p. 20).

George and Margaret Henson were mentioned in Edward's will. And he specifically stated that Margaret was George's wife. So there is no doubt that by the time Edward Mozingo wrote his will George and Margaret Henson were all ready married. I don't know what the divorce laws in VA at that time were or where you would look to find them. But it appears that Margaret and Francis either divorced or he died and leaving Margaret free to remarry.

In his will Edward Mozingo named his children. He called his married daughter Sarah by her full married name - Sarah Chandler. In contrast neither his daughter Margaret nor daughter-in-law Hannah had a last name given. This inconsistancy on Edward's part leads me to believe that Margaret's surname at the time his will was written was Mozingo like her sister-in-law's. If Margaret Henson had been the daughter of Edward Mozingo I would think that she would be handled in his will like her sister Sarah and given her full married name - Margaret Henson. Therefore I believe that there were two Margaret Mozingo's in that time period and that Margaret Mozingo Chandler Henson was the daughter of John and Elizabeth Mozingo.