| 8. | Mabra* "Mayberry" Madden, Sr was born before 1737 in Frederick Co, Virginia (son of John* Madden, Sr and Bridget* Helm); died before 2 Sep 1805 in Frederick Co, Virginia. Other Events and Attributes:
- Census: 1759, Frederick Co, Virginia; rent rolls
- Census: 1764, Frederick Co, Virginia; rent rolls
- Military: 1776, Revolutionary War, patrolling & waggonage
- Will: 01 Sep 1806, Frederick Co, Virginia; probated
Notes:
1758: July 24: listed as Mayberry Maddin in Poll of Fred Co for Col Martin in G.W. election. Also a Mayberry Maddin listed in list for Mr. West (2 Mayberrys?)
1759: Fred Co Rent Rolls
1764: Fred Co Rent Rolls
1766: Frederick Co. VA Deed Book #11, pp 202-204, Oct 7, 1766 - John Madden Jr. (and Susannah, his wife) sells 400 acres to Mabra Madden for 100 pounds.
1770, Apr 29 Deed Book 14, p 305 - Deed of Release - April 29, 1770
Mabary Madden and wife Jane; Loughland Madden and Ann, and John Madden of Frederick County, Va., to Robert Rutherford 100 acres between Shenandoah River Opeckon Creek, part of grant to John Madden, decd. Mabra Madden John Madden heirs at law of John Madden, Decd. (same date as his marriage)
(Frederick Co. VA Deed Book #14, pp 303-308, April 29, 1771 between Mabra Madden and Jane, his wife, Loughland Madden and Ann, his wife and Robert Rutherford for 100 pounds sold to Rutherford 100 acres between the Shenandoah River and Opeckeek, this being a part of a greater part of land (400 acres) owned by John Madden Sr. deceased, which had been granted to John Madden by deed fro m the Lord Proprietor of the Northern Neck in Virginia, Apr 2, 1751 and conveyed by John Madden Jr. and wife Susannah to Mabary Madden by Deeds of Lease and Release.) (document from John Reedy )
1776: place of residence during the Revolution was Frederick Co. VA and his service was "Patrolling and Waggonage"
Patriotic Record of Mabra Madden:
Auditors Account Book 1775-1776, Req. C9853, Line 18
Ditto paid Capt. T. Beall for balance say for Mabra Madden for waggonage 12-19- 9
Frederick Co. Order Book 17, 1778-1781.
to Mabra Madden for patroling one day ____ 12 ____.
(from Genealogical Records Committee, N.S.D.A.R.
1778: Frederick Co. VA Order Book #17, page 42, The petition of Mabra Madden against George Nicholas is dismissed - 1778.
Public Service Claims, Commissioner's Book II
p 201. A warrant issued to Mabra Maddin for waggon hire, allowed by the court of Frederick Co, September 1, 1783.
From David Howard David.Howard@dlu.edu (Howard David): DAR genealogist Anne Waller Ready on Mabra Madden back in the 1960s. I had a cousin, Muriel Jenkins, of Hardin Co, IL that went in the DAR thru Mabra Madden, Sr.'s Rev. War patriot ser. She hired Ms Ready to research & prove his service record, so that she could join the DAR. (Susie Liva is Jenkins g-daughter)
1787: Listed in 1787 Census of VA (Index to 1787 Census of VA Vol 3, p 499)
1795, Nov 25: Bondsman for Jean Madden & John Thomas, Minister Returns Marriage Register No. 1
(Frederick Co VA Marriages 1771-1825 by Eliza Timberlake Davis and same info also Virginia Historic Marriage Register, Fred Co Marriages 1738-1850 by John Vogt, 1984. (from Roger A. Rayborn
(raybornr@crpl.cedar-rapids.lib.ia.us)
Frederick Co. VA Will book, Dec 20, 1805 - appraisement of Mabra Madden estate includes 3 slaves
Frederick County Virginia Wills - 1795-1816:
The will of MABRA MADDEN, son of Bridget Helm and John Madden, dated 27 May 1805 was proven 2 September 1805 in Frederick County, Virginia. Heirs were: his wife, Jane, sons: William, Mabra, John, Jacob, Nancy, Elizabeth, Susan, Mary and Jane. Witnesses: Tarlton Webb, Samuel Bonham, and Peter Luke. Appraisal of his estate was 30 September 1805 by Adam Aldridge, MEREDITH HELM, and Frederick Dobyns. Peter Luke (NOTE: Samuel Bonham has not been identified)
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Re: Marriage Record: (from jrowens@ecicnet.org (John R. Owens)
Sherry, this might be difficult to find as the county was formed in 1738. The earliest marriage bonds for Frederick county date only to 1773, any marriages listed in my records before 1773 were extracted from published records and used. Frederick county marriage book number 1 is dated from 1782.
If I can be of further help just let me know.
John
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Virginia Court book link:
http://books.google.com/books?id=pZ8UAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA365&lpg=PA365&dq=MABRA+MADDEN+JONES&source=bl&ots=P7EJ5cXCbp&sig=jyMfv2GbZ9ZBbK1Ki8IDJu2dlHk&hl=en&ei=6Kj1S93ZHo2OMrne7b4F&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=10&ved=0CCgQ6AEwCQ#v=onepage&q=MABRA%20MADDEN%20JONES&f=false
Census:
Name: Mabury Maddin
State: VA
County: Frederick County
Township: Rent Rolls
Year: 1759
Record Type: Rent Role
Database: VA Early Census Index
Census:
Name: Mabury Madden
State: VA
County: Frederick County
Township: Rent Rolls
Year: 1764
Record Type: Rent Role
Database: VA Early Census Index
Military:
NS DAR, Ancestor's Services Mabra Madden's place of residence during the Revolution was Frederick Co . VA. His service was: Patrolling and waggonage Auditors Account Book 1775-1776 Req. C8953 Line 18 Frederick Co. Order Book 17, 1778-1781
Will:
Frederick Co. VA Will book, Dec 20, 1805 - appraisement of Mabra Madden estate includes 3 slaves
Frederick County Virginia Wills - 1795-1816:
The will of MABRA MADDEN, son of Bridget Helm and John Madden, dated 27 May 1805 was proven 2 September 1805 in Frederick County, Virginia. Heirs were: his wife, Jane, sons: William, Mabra, John, Jacob, Nancy, Elizabeth, Susan, Mary and Jane. Witnesses: Tarlton Webb, Samuel Bonham, and Peter Luke. Appraisal of his estate was 30 September 1805 by Adam Aldridge, MEREDITH HELM, and Frederick Dobyns. Peter Luke (NOTE: Samuel Bonham has not been identified)
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(Will ordered from Fred Co. VA)
In the name of God amen. I Mabra Madden, res of the County of Frederick and State of Virginia do make and ordain this my last will and testament in the manner and form following.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my eldest son William Madden one fourth part of my land to be laid off to the best advantage to include the house he now lives in together with the other improvements round about said house and made by him.
Item. I also give and bequeath to my son Mabra Madden one other fourth part of my land to be laid off to the best advantage including the house he now lives in together with the improvements about said house.
Item. I likewise give and bequeath to my son John Madden (whited out?) with the imcumbrance of admitting his brother William Madden to use the water of his well for the benefit of his house, hold, and stock so long as either or both of them ll hold the same, one other fourth part of my land to be laid off to the best advantage about the house he now occupies together with the other improvements round about the same.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Jane Madden the fourth part of my land to be laid off to the best advantage including the dwelling house I now occupy together with out houses adjoining thereto during her widowhood and the distion of the profits accurring and upon her decease to be possessed by my son Jacob Madden as his proportion of my landed estate with the incumberance of admitting his brother Mabra Madden to use the water, the water of his well for the benefit of his hold and stock so long as either or both of them shall hold the same. It is my desire that my two daughters Nancy and Elizabeth Madden shall have the free use of the two shed rooms to the house I now live in during the lifetime and after the death of my wife to enjoy the same so long as both of them shall remain single and upon either of their marriages the other shall hold and enjoy the same in the same manner as if both did when single. They are also to have the use and benefit of the well of water, a stable, the back yard to have the use of one quarter part of the garden in the front of the house with free access to and from the said if the whole premises was in their or either of their possession. It is my wish that my daughter Nancy shall continue to possess the following property ??, as her own to dispose and do with as she may think proper: One bay horse, saddle & bridle, her bed and furniture thereto and one beauro, also my daughter Elizabeth to possess in like manner one bay mare, saddle and bridle, one negro girl by the name of Violet, her bed and furniture thereto, and one beauro. I desire the moveable property of every description after the death of my beloved wife shall be sold, the proceeds thereof to be equally divided amongst my five daughters, Nancy, Susan, Mary, Jane & Elizabeth. After all my last debts is paid my desire is that all moveable property shall be at the entire disposal of my wife Jane Madden. On her decease the same to be disposed of as above mentioned.
Lastly, I nominate and appoint my wife Jane Ecxr, my two sons Mabra and Jacob Madden Exrs of this my Will and desire/enjoin on them to attend pointedly and religiously to the Executor of every claim herein contained. In ?? whereof I have heto set my hand and seal this 27th day of May 1805.
Signed, sealed and delivered by the
above Mabra Madden & acknowledged
to be his last will / testament in the
presents of
Tarlton F. Webb Mabra Madden
Samuel Bonham
Peter Luke
At a court held for Fred County the second day of September 1805 this last will and testament of Mabra Madden was proved by the oath of Samuel Bonham.
?? thereto and on the motion of Jane Madden, Mabra Madden and Jacob, the executrix and exrs therein named who made oath according to law certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate thereof in due form giving security whereupon they toher with security entered into and acknowledged. Bond conditioned as the law dictates and at a court held for the Fred Co the 30th day of Sept 1805, the same was further proved by the oath of Peter Luke as witness, thereto and ordered to be recorded by the court.
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will was probated 1 September 1806; witness JOHN MADDEN was reportedly residing in Bourbon County, Kentucky, at that time.
Purusant to an order of the court dated Sept. 1805 we the subscribers being first sworn have inventoried and appraised all the slaves and personal estate of Mabra Madden Sr. deceased that was presented to our view. Given under our hand on this 27th September 1805.
Adam Aldridge
Merideth Helm
Leonard Dobyns
1822, June 3 - estate account - Mabra Madden, Admr, recorded Jun 3 1822, Will Book 11,
p 286.
Frederick Co. VA Will Book #8, pp 168-171, Mabra Madden Sr. appraisement, Sep 27, 1805
Mabra* married Mrs. Jane* (..) Madden on 29 Apr 1770 in Frederick Co, Virginia. Jane* was born about 1737; died on 15 Mar 1821 in Frederick Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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