Nathaniel Burwell (1750-1814)

of "Carter Hall" Clark Co., Virginia

He grew up at Carter's Grove, Virginia, and was educated at William & Mary College. He served in the House of Delegates (1778–1779) and was elected to the Convention of 1788. Through various inheritances, he was a substantial landowner and established an iron forge and two gristmills. Giving his eldest son Carter's Grove, he built and moved to Carter Hall in present day Clarke County. He was married twice. By his first wife, Suky Grymes, he had eight children, of whom six (listed) survived to adulthood. By his second wife, Lucy Page, he had a further eight children, of whom six (listed) survived to adulthood.

Parents (2)

Col. Carter Burwell

of "Carter's Grove" James City County, Virginia

1712-1756

Lucy (Grymes) Burwell

Mrs Lucy (Grymes) Burwell

1720-1792

Spouses (2)

Susanna (Grymes) Burwell

Mrs. "Suky/Sukie" Susanna (Grymes) Burwell

1752-1788

Lucy (Page) Burwell

Mrs. Lucy (Page) Baylor, Burwell

1759-1843

Children (12)

Carter Burwell

of "Carter's Grove" Williamsburg, Virginia

1773-1819

Philip Burwell

of "Millwood" Clarke County, Virginia

1776-1849

Lucy (Burwell) Randolph

Mrs. "Lucy" Susan (Burwell) Randolph

1777-1810

Col. Nathaniel Burwell

Member of Legislature, of "Saratoga" Virginia

1779-1849

Dr. Lewis Burwell

of "Prospect Hill" Clark Co., Virginia

1783-1826

Capt. Robert Carter Burwell

of "Long Branch" Millwood, Clarke County, Virginia

1785-1813

Tayloe Page Burwell

of "Carter Hall" Clarke Co., Virginia

1789-1811

William Nelson Burwell

of "Glenowen" Clarke Co., Virginia

1791-1822

Elizabeth Gwyn (Burwell) Hay

Mrs. Elizabeth Gwyn (Burwell) Hay

1795-1855

Mary (Burwell) Whiting

Mrs. Mary (Burwell) Whiting

1798-1880

George Harrison Burwell

of "Carter Hall" Clarke Co. Virginia

1799-1873

Thomas Hugh Nelson Burwell

of "Sprout Run" near Millwood, Clarke Co., Virginia

1805-1841

Associated Houses (1)

Carter's Grove

Williamsburg, Virginia