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| 1901 | 15 Feb. 1742: John and Mary Watson to Martin Middleton of Isle of Wight Co., Virginia, £40, 300a. Ns Fishing Creek, part of Robert West grant. Wit: William Magee, Thomas (x) Hart, William Middleton. Book 5, p. 115. SRC: Ibid. | Middleton, William (I41581)
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| 1902 | 15 Feb. 1742: John and Mary Watson to Martin Middleton of Isle of Wight Co., Virginia, £40, 300a. Ns Fishing Creek, part of Robert West grant. Wit: William Magee, Thomas (x) Hart, William Middleton. Book 5, p. 115. SRC: Ibid. | Middleton, Martin Jr. (I41582)
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| 1903 | 15 Jan 1685: bought Hignotts Choice, Somerset Co., Maryland from Dennis Sullivan of Northampton Co. VA 300 acres | Howard, Edmund* Sr (I2800)
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| 1904 | 15 Jun 1880 District 74, Hill Co, Texas 237/247 Linthicum W.P. 30 lawyer MO MO MO Susan wife 31 TX KY MO Pearre son 1 TX MO TX Stapp Robt step-son 12 at school TX ID TX Stapp Mairia step-dau 9 TX ID TX Wiggins Rosa step-dau 7 TX LA TX Lydes John boarder 15 general work MO MO MO Smith J.W. boarder 35 laborer Ireland Ireland Ireland | Stapp, Mary (Mamie I) (I22796)
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| 1905 | 15 Jun 1880 Ukiah, Mendocino Co, California 207/212 Jones Emma single K 23 dressmaker CA KY MO William 20 single Brother at school CA KY MO Mabra 15 single Brother at school CA KY MO Dollie 14 single Sister at school CA KY MO | Jones, Emmeline (I9824)
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| 1906 | 15 Jun 1880 Ukiah, Mendocino Co, California 207/212 Jones Emma single K 23 dressmaker CA KY MO William 20 single Brother at school CA KY MO Mabra 15 single Brother at school CA KY MO Dollie 14 single Sister at school CA KY MO | Jones, William J. (I9825)
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| 1907 | 15 Jun 1880 Ukiah, Mendocino Co, California 207/212 Jones Emma single K 23 dressmaker CA KY MO William 20 single Brother at school CA KY MO Mabra 15 single Brother at school CA KY MO Dollie 14 single Sister at school CA KY MO | Jones, Mabra Richard (I9826)
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| 1908 | 15 Jun 1880 Ukiah, Mendocino Co, California 207/212 Jones Emma single K 23 dressmaker CA KY MO William 20 single Brother at school CA KY MO Mabra 15 single Brother at school CA KY MO Dollie 14 single Sister at school CA KY MO | Jones, Adaline M. "Dolly" (I9828)
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| 1909 | 15 Jun 1900 Jefferson Co, Texas, Precinct No. 1 (transcription states Texas, Jefferson, Justice Precinct 4, District 31) Residence 266 Jones. A.P. Apr 1856 44 m 17 yrs TX TX -- farmer owns home, free and clear, farm number of farm schedule 75 education: can read, write speak English Jones A.P. wife Oct 1863 m 17 yrs 5 births 4 living TX NY Tn, can read/write Esther daughter Nov 1883 16 at school can read/write Mary daughter Jul 1890 10 Texas at school, can speak English (read/write not checked) Clyde son Apr 1893 7 Texas can speak English, (read/write not checked) (she stated 4 living children. 4th is Harvey. Census taker I guess overlooked entering his name. He was born 1896, would have been 4 1/2. Also, Amanda was with child, as my grandfather was born 7 weeks later on August 3 of that year. | Jones, Andrew* Prather (I1209)
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| 1910 | 15 Nov 1754: Will of James Ball written 15 Nov 1754 recorded. To Gr. son Burgess Ball, land in King George, Spotsylvania and Stafford; son James Ball; Daus. Sinah, and four grandsons: Jesse Ball son of my dau. Frances, James Ewell and James Ewell son of Eve Ewell and John Selden, land in Prince William County. Daughter Eve. Dau Selden, Grandson John Taylor; gr. son Jabey Downman; gr. son James Downman. Extr. son James Ball. WB 15, p 191, Lancaster Co. VA. !15 July 1754: Will of MAJ. JAMES BALL, OF BEWDLEY, 1754. In the name of God Amen I James Ball being in perfect health and memory thanks be to god do make this my last Will in Manner following viz I do first and most principly give and bequeath my Soul to God who gave it me in certain hopes notwithstanding my unworthyness to receive pardon of all my sins through the blessed merits and mediation of my deer redeemer Jesus Christ. Item I give to my Grand Son Burgess Ball all my lands in King George, Spotsilvania and Stafford Counties during his Natural life & at his decease I give it to his child or children as he shall think fit and to their heirs. Item I give to my Said grand son Twenty one Slaves viz. Dick, Bristor, Adam Rawleigh, & Alice yt I Bought of my son James, Lucy & her four children and her three grand children, Letty and her Seven children and all their future increase when he shall arrive to the age of twenty one or have lawful issue and that my exe'r keep a true account of the profits of the slaves out of which profits it is my desire my aforesaid grandson be well educated & when he shall arrive to the aforesaid age or have lawful issue, that he be possessed and entitled to ye the said slaves and their increase as also what shall arrive from the profits of the said slaves, but in case my said Grand Son die before he come to the age of twenty one and without lawful issue then I give the Said Slaves and profits to be equally divided among my Son and five Daughters and their heirs. Item I give to my Said Grand Son my clock and my two mares Blase and Fancy & what stock I shall have on the land before given him and all their increase when he shall come to the age aforesaid or have lawfull issue. Item I give to my Daughter Sinah and my four grand Sons viz. Jesse Ball son of my Daughter Frances, James Ewell and James Ewell son of eve Ewell and John Selden and their heirs five thousand acres of land in Prince Wm County to be laid off at the upper end of my mountain tract to them and their heirs equally amongst them. I give to my Daughter Eve one Slave named Sarah and all her Encrease which she has now only the use of. Item I give to my daughter Selden and her heirs ye land I bought of Benjamin Taylor. I give to my grand son John Taylor Fifty pounds Sterling to be paid him when he shall come to the age of twenty one but if he should die before that age then I give it to his Mother it being part of her portion. Item I give to my five Daughters all my household goods except my plate. The best bed and furniture which I give to my Son James. Item I give to my Grand Son Tobey Downman Thirty pounds to be laid out in land or a Slave and no otherways. Item I give to my grandson James Downman my watch and Silver Buckles. Item I give to my son James the use of all the remainder of my estate including my Slaves in his possession which he has now the use of all during his natural life and at his death to dispose of as he shall think fit. Item I do appoint my Son Exr of this my last will and testament and guardian to my grand son Burgess Ball and my will is that my estate be not appraised. In witness my hand and seal this 15th day of July 1754. JAMES BALL [Seal]. At a Court held for Lancaster County on the 15th day of November 1754 This will was presented in Court by James Ball Gent Excr therein named who made Oath thereto and the same was ordered to be recorded. Teste, Thos Edwards, Jr. C. L. C. A copy Attest Benj'n M. Walker C. C. 1830. Dec 3d. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thamm&id=I7061 | Ball, Major James (I42494)
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| 1911 | 15 p Trin. in Katschow, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Prussia | Reimer, Jochim (I16498)
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| 1912 | 15 Sep 1768: Fairfax Lease to Darby Aughtney, Anne Aughtney and William Oldham rec. 15 Sep 1768 for 400 acres on South Branch, Witnessed by Pet. Hog, Alex White, Gabriel Jones !1795: Samuel Bray was to inherit half the land in Hampshire Co, VA (now in WV) left to his grandmother, Ann (Conway) Oldham AUGHNEY [1718-1796], by her husband, Darby Aughney [ca. 1714-1795], at the time of Ann's death. Source: 1795 will of Darby Aughney. Ann died April, 1796. Conway Rector [1760-1832] was to receive the other half of the land at the same time. He was the son of Nancy Ann Oldham [1744-1818] and Daniel Rector, Sr.[1738-1814]. !18 Apr 1796: Aughney, Ann, Will written 11-17-1795, proved 4-18-1796. "My grandson, Samuel Bray," slaves; [snip] ... "to my two grandchildren, Sam Bray and Nancy Rector." She gives to daughter Wineford Nevil. Exec., Conway Rector and Sam Bray. Early Records Hampshire Co., VA, Now W.VA" 1976, Synopsis of Wills, Books I-XXI, p. 107. Hampshire Co. WV Will, Vol 1, p 51-2 !18 Apr 1796: Will of Ann Aughney: Children: Samuel, Wineford Nevil, Abigial Lyal, Susannah Ross, Mary Ann Kirkpatrick, Nancy Rector. Grandchildren: Sam Bray, Nancy Rector. Sage & Jones "Early Records of Hampshire County , VA", p. 107. !15 Apr 1796: "IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN, I Anna Aughey, of the County of Hampshire and State of Virginia considering the uncertainty of this mortal life and being of sound and perfect mind and memory, blessed by Almighty God for the same, do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following, that is to say: First, I give and bequeath to my grandson, Samuel Bray, the following slaves by name Peg, a woman, Peter, a boy, Rachel, a girl, and Mary, a girl and also I give and bequeath unto my beloved son, Saml. Oldham, the sum of one shilling sterling, Also I give and bequeath to my daughter, Wineford Nevil the sum of one shilling sterling. Also I give and bequeath to my daughter Abigil Lyal one shilling, Also I give and bequeath to my daughter, Susannah Ross, one shilling. Also I give and bequeath to my daughter, Mary Ann Kirkpatrick the sum of one shilling and also I give and bequeath to my daughter, Nancy Rector the sum of one shilling and lastly as to all the rest, residue, and remainder of my house-hold and kitchen furniture and of my personal estate, goods, and chattels of what kind or nature soever that I may possess at my decease, it is my will that they be equally divided acording to quallety and quantity between my two grand-children, Samual Bray and Nancy Rector, and also I do hereby appoint Conway Rector and Samuel Bray, sole Executors of this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by me made. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal the seventeenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety five. her Anna Aughney (Seal) mark. Signed, Sealed, Published, and Declared by the above named Anna Aughney to be her last will and testament of us the subscribers. George Currulkers, Daniel McLaughlen, William Young, John Higgins. At a Court held for Hampshire County the 15th day of April, 1796, this last will & testament of Ann Aughney, deceased, was proved by the oaths of William Young and John Higgins two of the witnesses thereto and is ordered to be recorded. Test. And. Wodrow, Cl. Cur. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thamm&id=I20436 -------------------- first cousin of President George Washington findagrave | Conway, Nancy Ann (1st c to Pres GW) (I42613)
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| 1913 | 15 Sep 1854 Monroe Land Office, Louisiana 78.55 acres 1 W½NE LOUISIANA No 18 N 4 W 2 | Scarborough, Phillip DeKalb (I13078)
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| 1914 | 15. MARY E. LOMA4 LEWIS (JENNIE3 LAMB, MARY ELIZABETH2 BRAZIL, JESSE LIGHT1) was born October 11, 1911 in CERROGORDO, AR, and died October 29, 1979 in LITTLE ROCK, AR Buried Campground Cemetary, Winthrop, AR). She married NED STEPHEN CLICK, SR. August 03, 1929. He was born August 23, 1906. More About MARY E. LOMA LEWIS: Burial: BURIED AT CAMPGROUND, WINTHROP, AR More About NED CLICK and MARY LEWIS: Marriage: August 03, 1929 Children of MARY LEWIS and NED CLICK are: 25. i. RODGER HORATIUS5 CLICK, b. April 01, 1930, Winthrop, AR. 26. ii. DR MARY ELLEN CLICK, b. August 26, 1933, Winthrop, AR. 27. iii. STEVE CLICK NED STEPHEN CLICK, JR., b. June 27, 1940, Winthrop, AR. 28. iv. SHARON LAVON CLICK, b. October 25, 1943. 29. v. DONNA LYNN CLICK, b. August 04, 1948. 30. vi. CHARLIE JEAN CLICK, b. October 11, 1951, DeQueen, AR. (cached) http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:EFhOAHvZRWEJ:www.world-net.net/home/sakirk/BrazilFamily.html+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us | Lewis, Mary E. Loma (I83166)
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| 1915 | 15.ANNE6 RUNYON (JOHN5, ISAAC4, JOSEPH3RUNYAN, THOMAS2, VINCENT1RONGNION) was born 1790 in Tazwwell, VA, and died 1844 in Benton County, MO.She married CHARLES LUSK June 20, 1811 in Tazewell County, Virginia. More About CHARLES LUSK and ANNE RUNYON: Marriage: June 20, 1811, Tazewell County, Virginia Children of ANNE RUNYON and CHARLES LUSK are: i. CHARLES7 LUSK. ii. MARY POLLY LUSK. iii. MINERVA LUSK, b. Tazwwell, VA; d. Bef. June 17, 1844, Warsaw, Benton County, MO; m. SAMULE PIPPIN, October 21, 1841, Benton County, Mo. More About SAMULE PIPPIN and MINERVA LUSK: Marriage: October 21, 1841, Benton County, Mo iv. MARTHA LUSK, m. JOSEPH HARDEN, July 24, 1838, Lima, Ohio. More About JOSEPH HARDEN and MARTHA LUSK: Marriage: July 24, 1838, Lima, Ohio v. JAMES C. LUSK, b. 1811, Tazwwell, VA; m. JANE ULREY, May 26, 1849, Lima, Ohio. More About JAMES LUSK and JANE ULREY: Marriage: May 26, 1849, Lima, Ohio vi. JOSEPH H. LUSK, b. June 25, 1812, Tazwwell, VA; d. April 28, 1892, Auglaize City, Ohio; m. JULLANNE WAGGONER, January 31, 1836, Allen County, Ohio. More About JOSEPH LUSK and JULLANNE WAGGONER: Marriage: January 31, 1836, Allen County, Ohio vii. WILLAM LUSK, b. July 17, 1814, Tazwwell, VA; d. April 15, 1904, Auglaize County, Ohio; m. NANCY CORDER. viii. ISSAC H. LUSK, b. Abt. 1820, Tazwwell, VA; d. Abt. 1844, Benton County, Missouri; m. ELIZABETH LUSK, September 11, 1837, Lima, Ohio. More About ISSAC LUSK and ELIZABETH LUSK: Marriage: September 11, 1837, Lima, Ohio ix. EDWARD C. LUSK, b. August 13, 1825, Tazwwell, VA; d. Abt. October 10, 1847, Auglaize City, Ohio. x. ELZEY LUSK, b. January 26, 1835, Union Twp, Auglaize City, Ohio; d. June 30, 1901, Appleton City, Bates County, MO; m. MARY A. LUSK. xi. JOHN ENGLISH LUSK, b. January 13, 1839, Union Twp, Auglaize City, Ohio; d. April 06, 1862, Battle of Shiloh (Civil War). http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/r/u/n/Ira-A-Runyan/GENE670-0005.html#CHILD15 | Family: Charles Lusk / Anne Runyon (F28505)
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| 1916 | 1508 Corley, Beaumont Shelton Monroe 38 1862 TX TN TX machinist planing(?) mills Shelton May I wife age -- TX LA TX Turner Valda E. dau 1887 TX TX TX Turner Earnest G. son-in-law 38 1882 TX TX TX carpenter, shipyard Shelton Ralph D. son 17 1903 TX TX TX laborer, dairy | Shelton, Oliver Monroe (I6908)
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| 1917 | 151 Wyatt Sophia Self 43 1877 Widowed Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Hallie M Daughter 23 1897 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Henry C Son 22 1898 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt George W Son 20 1900 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Joe Son 18 1902 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Martha G Daughter 16 1904 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Theo Son 14 1906 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt John son 12 1908 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Viola Daughter 11 1909 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Ernest Son 9 1911 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Minnie A Daughter 6 1914 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Gosmon L Son 5 1915 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Lillie Granddaughter 3 1917 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt H R (Hershel) Self Male 42 1878 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee 152 Wyatt Martha Mother 83 1837 Widowed Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Jane Sister 60 1860 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee 152 Wyatt Fred Nephew 8 1912 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Nellie Niece 6 1914 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Rose Niece 3 1917 Tennessee United States United States | Moyers, Martha A (I1301)
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| 1918 | 151/27, Listed as Peter Rentfroe, Sr.; 1 m 30-40, 1 M 89-90, 1 F 20-30, 1 F 60-70 | Renfro, Peter Jr. (I15032)
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| 1919 | 1511 Avenue A Lemuel E Lockhart 55 20,000 GA GA GA electric contractor Viola L Lockhart 49 TX LA TX John H Lockhart 20 TX Edwina Lockhart 16 TX Hugh B Lockhart 10 TX | LeMaire, Viola L. (I43400)
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| 1920 | 1514 Campbell Nathaniel 38 1812 Tennessee 1514 Campbell Delila 32 1818 North Carolina 1514 Campbell Whitley B 9 1841 Tennessee 1514 Campbell Eliza 7 1843 Tennessee 1514 Campbell Sally 5 1845 Tennessee 1514 Campbell William 3 1847 Tennessee 1515 Campbell James M 22 1828 Tennessee 1515 Campbell Emeline (Moyers) 22 1828 Tennessee 1515 Campbell Martha 60 1790 North Carolina (mother) brothers | Campbell, Nathaniel Mathew (I37247)
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| 1921 | 1514 Campbell Nathaniel 38 1812 Tennessee 1514 Campbell Delila 32 1818 North Carolina 1514 Campbell Whitley B 9 1841 Tennessee 1514 Campbell Eliza 7 1843 Tennessee 1514 Campbell Sally 5 1845 Tennessee 1514 Campbell William 3 1847 Tennessee 1515 Campbell James M 22 1828 Tennessee 1515 Campbell Emeline (Moyers) 22 1828 Tennessee 1515 Campbell Martha 60 1790 North Carolina (mother) brothers | Allison, Martha "Patsy" (I37243)
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| 1922 | 1514 Campbell Nathaniel 38 1812 Tennessee 1514 Campbell Delila 32 1818 North Carolina 1514 Campbell Whitley B 9 1841 Tennessee 1514 Campbell Eliza 7 1843 Tennessee 1514 Campbell Sally 5 1845 Tennessee 1514 Campbell William 3 1847 Tennessee 1515 Campbell James M 22 1828 Tennessee 1515 Campbell Emeline (Moyers) 22 1828 Tennessee 1515 Campbell Martha 60 1790 North Carolina (mother) brothers | Campbell, James Marion (I7376)
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| 1923 | 152 Brent John 40 1810 Kentucky 152 Brent America 37 abt 1813 Kentucky 152 Brent James 16 abt 1834 Kentucky 152 Brent Mary 14 abt 1836 Kentucky 152 Brent Melissa 13 1837 Kentucky 152 Brent William 12 abt 1838 Kentucky 152 Brent Emaline 5 abt 1845 Kentucky 152 Brent Sally 4 abt 1846 Kentucky 152 Brent Mary 2 abt 1848 Kentucky 153 Brent Elizabeth 75 abt 1775 Virginia 153 Brent John 11 1839 Kentucky 153 Brent Martha 8 1842 Kentucky 153 Brent Nancy 6 1844 Kentucky 153 Brent Martha 4 1846 Kentucky 153 Brent Polly 3 1847 Kentucky 153 Brent William 1 1849 Kentucky 154 Staten William 32 1818 Kentucky 154 Staten Matilda 31 1819 Kentucky 155 Moore Jesse 60 1790 Virginia 155 Moore Elizabeth (Brent) 58 1792 Virginia 155 Moore Emily 30 1820 Kentucky 155 Moore Elizabeth 20 1830 Kentucky 155 Moore Amanda 12 1838 Kentucky 156 Staten James 62 1788 Virginia 156 Staten Mary 61 1789 Virginia 156 Staten Newton 18 1832 Kentucky | Staten, William (son?) (I35248)
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| 1924 | 152 Wyatt H R (Hershel) Self Male 42 1878 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee 152 Wyatt Martha Mother 83 1837 Widowed Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Jane Sister 60 1860 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee 152 Wyatt Fred Nephew 8 1912 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Nellie Niece 6 1914 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Rose Niece 3 1917 Tennessee United States United States Wyatt Sophia (Sophia Salome Hale, wid of Joseph Riley Wyatt) 151 Wyatt Sophia Self 43 1877 Widowed Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Hallie M Daughter 23 1897 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Henry C Son 22 1898 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt George W Son 20 1900 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Joe Son 18 1902 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Martha G Daughter 16 1904 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Theo Son 14 1906 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt John son 12 1908 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Viola Daughter 11 1909 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Ernest Son 9 1911 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Minnie A Daughter 6 1914 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Gosmon L Son 5 1915 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Lillie Granddaughter 3 1917 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee | Wyatt, Nellie E. (I31176)
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| 1925 | 152 Wyatt H R (Hershel) Self Male 42 1878 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee 152 Wyatt Martha Mother 83 1837 Widowed Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Jane Sister 60 1860 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee 152 Wyatt Fred Nephew 8 1912 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Nellie Niece 6 1914 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Rose Niece 3 1917 Tennessee United States United States Wyatt Sophia (Sophia Salome Hale, wid of Joseph Riley Wyatt) 151 Wyatt Sophia Self 43 1877 Widowed Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Hallie M Daughter 23 1897 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Henry C Son 22 1898 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt George W Son 20 1900 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Joe Son 18 1902 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Martha G Daughter 16 1904 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Theo Son 14 1906 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt John son 12 1908 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Viola Daughter 11 1909 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Ernest Son 9 1911 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Minnie A Daughter 6 1914 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Gosmon L Son 5 1915 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Lillie Granddaughter 3 1917 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee | Wyatt, Herschel R. (I31184)
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| 1926 | 152 Wyatt H R (Hershel) Self Male 42 1878 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee 152 Wyatt Martha Mother 83 1837 Widowed Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Jane Sister 60 1860 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee 152 Wyatt Fred Nephew 8 1912 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Nellie Niece 6 1914 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Rose Niece 3 1917 Tennessee United States United States Wyatt Sophia (Sophia Salome Hale, wid of Joseph Riley Wyatt) 151 Wyatt Sophia Self 43 1877 Widowed Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Hallie M Daughter 23 1897 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Henry C Son 22 1898 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt George W Son 20 1900 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Joe Son 18 1902 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Martha G Daughter 16 1904 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Theo Son 14 1906 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt John son 12 1908 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Viola Daughter 11 1909 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Ernest Son 9 1911 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Minnie A Daughter 6 1914 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Gosmon L Son 5 1915 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Lillie Granddaughter 3 1917 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee | Wyatt, Sabrina Jane (I31178)
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| 1927 | 152 Wyatt H R (Hershel) Self Male 42 1878 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee 152 Wyatt Martha Mother 83 1837 Widowed Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Jane Sister 60 1860 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee 152 Wyatt Fred Nephew 8 1912 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Nellie Niece 6 1914 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 152 Wyatt Rose Niece 3 1917 Tennessee United States United States Wyatt Sophia (Sophia Salome Hale, wid of Joseph Riley Wyatt) 151 Wyatt Sophia Self 43 1877 Widowed Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Hallie M Daughter 23 1897 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Henry C Son 22 1898 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt George W Son 20 1900 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Joe Son 18 1902 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Martha G Daughter 16 1904 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Theo Son 14 1906 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt John son 12 1908 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Viola Daughter 11 1909 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Ernest Son 9 1911 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Minnie A Daughter 6 1914 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Gosmon L Son 5 1915 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 151 Wyatt Lillie Granddaughter 3 1917 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee | Hale, Sophia Salome (I37480)
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| 1928 | 154/157 Vickers, Joe S head 58 TX MS LA farmer Mammie wife 50 TX Indiana TX Nolan son 13 TX TX TX Rosa dau 10 TX TX TX Calahan Runie dau 21 widow TX TX TX next door: 153/156 Vickers Nathaniel N head 48 TX MS LA Elizabeth wife 51 TX England England England Sarah E dau 12 TX TX TX | Stapp, Mary (Mamie I) (I22796)
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| 1929 | 154/157 Vickers, Joe S head 58 TX MS LA farmer Mammie wife 50 TX Indiana TX Nolan son 13 TX TX TX Rosa dau 10 TX TX TX Calahan Runie dau 21 widow TX TX TX next door: 153/156 Vickers Nathaniel N head 48 TX MS LA Elizabeth wife 51 TX England England England Sarah E dau 12 TX TX TX 27 Jan 1920 District 26, Justice Precinct 6, Freestone Co, Texas | Vickers, Joe S. (I9779)
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| 1930 | 154/157 Vickers, Joe S head 58 TX MS LA farmer Mammie wife 50 TX Indiana TX Nolan son 13 TX TX TX Rosa dau 10 TX TX TX Calahan Runie dau 21 widow TX TX TX next door: 153/156 Vickers Nathaniel N head 48 TX MS LA Elizabeth wife 51 TX England England England Sarah E dau 12 TX TX TX 27 Jan 1920 District 26, Justice Precinct 6, Freestone Co, Texas | Vickers, Rosa M (I9783)
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| 1931 | 154/157 Vickers, Joe S head 58 TX MS LA farmer Mammie wife 50 TX Indiana TX Nolan son 13 TX TX TX Rosa dau 10 TX TX TX Calahan Runie dau 21 widow TX TX TX next door: 153/156 Vickers Nathaniel N head 48 TX MS LA Elizabeth wife 51 TX England England England Sarah E dau 12 TX TX TX 27 Jan 1920 District 26, Justice Precinct 6, Freestone Co, Texas | Vickers, Nolan P (I9782)
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| 1932 | 154/157 Vickers, Joe S head 58 TX MS LA farmer Mammie wife 50 TX Indiana TX Nolan son 13 TX TX TX Rosa dau 10 TX TX TX Calahan Runie dau 21 widow TX TX TX next door: 153/156 Vickers Nathaniel N head 48 TX MS LA Elizabeth wife 51 TX England England England Sarah E dau 12 TX TX TX 27 Jan 1920 District 26, Justice Precinct 6, Freestone Co, Texas | Vickers, Albert V (I9780)
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| 1933 | 1541 Scharpe Street Leslie K Breckenridge 37 Delia O Breckenridge 40 Glen F Breckenridge 18 Gertrude Vining 68 mother-in-law Michigan widowed | Breckenridge, Leslie Kyle (I306)
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| 1934 | 1541 Sharpe, Houston (residence at time he was informant for his mother-in-law's death certificate. | Breckenridge, Leslie Kyle (I306)
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| 1935 | 156 Staten James 62 1788 Virginia 156 Staten Mary 61 1789 Virginia 156 Staten Newton 18 1832 Kentucky | Staten, James (I35096)
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| 1936 | 157 Buford H C Coart 65 1855 Lena Coart 48 1872 Kirby C Coart 26 1894 Harry C Coart 23 1897 Cotie Coart 17 1903 Bert Coart 13 1907 Barney Coart 9 1911 | Courts, Henry Clifton Sr (I510)
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| 1937 | 16 Apr 1701: Motion of Dennis Conway, John Conway and Dennis Conway, Junior. A Probate to them of the last will of Dennis Eyre, dec'd approved by Richard Rice, Dennis Conway, Jun. and Patrick Connor. April 16, 1701. | Conway, Dennis II (I43065)
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| 1938 | 16 Apr 1753, Frederick County, VA.1 157 Acres Purchased From Francis Mgginnis And Rent To Lord Fairfax | Jones, Thomas (I3317)
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| 1939 | 16 Dec 1769: Francis Humphrey Christeen & Anne Shearman. Consent of M. Shearman & Ann Shearman to dau's marriage. Marriage Bonds in Lancaster County. William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 12, No. 3, (Jan., 1904), pp. 175-183. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thamm&id=I1361 | Family: Francis Humphrey Christian / Anne Shearman (F14152)
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| 1940 | 16 JUN 1852 KY, Nicholas Co She signed the Guardian's report for Levi Moler's son. | Moler, Matilda (I15855)
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| 1941 | 16 Jun 1880 Lavaca Co (Precinct 5), Texas 1880 Lavaca (pg 460) Mabra M Jones 1819 61 KY VA VA farmer Martha Jones (Ponton) 32 1848 TX E. Nannie 15 1865 TX Laura 9 1871 TX A. Joel 6 1874 TX J. Thomas 2 1878 TX Ponton, T. James 27 1853 Brother-in-law 1870 works on farm | Ponton, Martha M. (I671)
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| 1942 | 16 Jun 1880 Lavaca Co (Precinct 5), Texas 1880 Lavaca (pg 460) Mabra M Jones 1819 61 KY VA VA farmer Martha Jones (Ponton) 32 1848 TX E. Nannie 15 1865 TX Laura 9 1871 TX A. Joel 6 1874 TX J. Thomas 2 1878 TX Ponton, T. James 27 1853 Brother-in-law 1870 works on farm | Jones, Nancy Ellen "Nannie" (I682)
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| 1943 | 16 Jun 1880 Lavaca Co (Precinct 5), Texas 1880 Lavaca (pg 460) Mabra M Jones 1819 61 KY VA VA farmer Martha Jones (Ponton) 32 1848 TX E. Nannie 15 1865 TX Laura 9 1871 TX A. Joel 6 1874 TX J. Thomas 2 1878 TX Ponton, T. James 27 1853 Brother-in-law 1870 works on farm | Jones, Nellie Ada (I693)
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| 1944 | 16 Jun 1880 Lavaca Co (Precinct 5), Texas 1880 Lavaca (pg 460) Mabra M Jones 1819 61 KY VA VA farmer Martha Jones (Ponton) 32 1848 TX E. Nannie 15 1865 TX Laura 9 1871 TX A. Joel 6 1874 TX J. Thomas 2 1878 TX Ponton, T. James 27 1853 Brother-in-law 1870 works on farm | Jones, Laura Ann (I704)
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| 1945 | 16 Jun 1880 Lavaca Co (Precinct 5), Texas 1880 Lavaca (pg 460) Mabra M Jones 1819 61 KY VA VA farmer Martha Jones (Ponton) 32 1848 TX E. Nannie 15 1865 TX Laura 9 1871 TX A. Joel 6 1874 TX J. Thomas 2 1878 TX Ponton, T. James 27 1853 Brother-in-law 1870 works on farm | Jones, A. Joel (I954)
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| 1946 | 16 Jun 1880 Lavaca Co (Precinct 5), Texas 1880 Lavaca (pg 460) Mabra M Jones 1819 61 KY VA VA farmer Martha Jones (Ponton) 32 1848 TX E. Nannie 15 1865 TX Laura 9 1871 TX A. Joel 6 1874 TX J. Thomas 2 1878 TX Ponton, T. James 27 1853 Brother-in-law 1870 works on farm | Jones, Tom Jefferson (I715)
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| 1947 | 16 Jun 1880 Lavaca Co (Precinct 5), Texas 1880 Lavaca (pg 460) Mabra M Jones 1819 61 KY VA VA farmer Martha Jones (Ponton) 32 1848 TX E. Nannie 15 1865 TX Laura 9 1871 TX A. Joel 6 1874 TX J. Thomas 2 1878 TX Ponton, T. James 27 1853 Brother-in-law 1870 works on farm | Ponton, T. James (I32298)
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| 1948 | 16 March 1735, O.S. p. 58 On the Petition of Christopher Zimerman Lycense is granted him to keep an ordinary in the fork in this County he having with Abraham Field and Saml: Ball Gent acknowledged thereby for the Same. | Ball, Gent Samuel (I18606)
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| 1949 | 16 March 1735, O.S. p. 63 It is ordered That Andrew Harrison, Eliza: Hansley, Henry Rice, William Bohannon, John Evins James Cox, James Halley, Charles Oakes Anthony Street Isaac Bletsoe and Ellick Hills, tithables work on the Road from the Courthouse into the Pamunkey road near Anthony Golstons Plantation and it is further ordered that James Cox be Overseer of the said Road | Bohannan, William (I42687)
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| 1950 | 16 Nov 1658: Mary Dale was mentioned in the will of Vincent Stanford which was dated 16 Nov 1658 and probated 28 Nov 1658. "Mary the daughter of Mr. Edward Dale" was left 800 acres of land on Lawson's Creek. !12 Dec 1677: Harrison, Daniel. Inv. 3 Oct. 1677. Rec. 12 Dec. 1677. Presented by Mary Harrison. W. B. 5, p. 44. Ida J. Lee, Abstracts Lancaster County, Virginia, Wills 1653-1800, The Dietz Press, Inc., Richmond, VA, 1959. !3 Feb. 1684/5: To ye Worshipfull his Majts: Justices ffor ye County of Middlesex. Sheweth the humble petition of Ed: Dale sheweth that Mr. Humphrey Jones of this county lately deced did intermarry with youre petitioners daughter desed by whom he had only one sone ye proetection of kine and ye ffurthes ffrom enjoymente of ye sd estate ffor whiche ye petitioner praye the order of this court which order a competente alowance for the keeping and education of ye said child till he shall come to full age according to the law and your petitioner shall pray that this petition may be recorded and cert. granted that the same was presented to this County Court ffebury 3d 1684 which is corted by ye courte. Middlesex Co., VA, Deed Book 2, page 177. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thamm&id=I10716 ------- After the death of Daniel Harrison, Mary Dale Harrison married Humphrey Jones, Sr. Their only child, Humphrey Jones, Jr., was born in Lancaster County and was baptized on March11, 1682/83 in Middlesex County at the home of his father. (The Parish Register of Christ Church, Middlesex County, VA from 1653 to 1812, NS Col. Dames of America, 1988, page 24).Mary died soon after this and then Humphrey Jones, Sr., died in 1684. http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/VA-NORTHERN-NECK/2014-08/1408411994 | Dale, Mary (I43012)
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| 1951 | 16 Nov 1850 Stewart Co, Tennessee James Wyatt 32 1818 TN Martha Wyatt 31 Mary Wyatt 15 James Wyatt 14 Martha Wyatt 12 William Wyatt 8 David Wyatt 6 Sarah Wyatt 4 Melvin Wyatt 0 3/12 female TN | Wyatt, Melvina (I52843)
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| 1952 | 16 years of age at time of his father's death in 1798. "Robert, at the time of his father's death was in the sixteenth year of his age; and his older brothers having married, the care of a widowed mother and two sisters devolved on him." http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tnwcogs/famhist/donnel01.html | Donnell, Rev. Robert Thomas (I78859)
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| 1953 | 16.NANCY6 RUNYON (JOHN5, ISAAC4, JOSEPH3RUNYAN, THOMAS2, VINCENT1RONGNION)She married JOHN STAFFORD May 10, 1803 in Tazewell County, Virginia.He died 1832. More About JOHN STAFFORD and NANCY RUNYON: Marriage: May 10, 1803, Tazewell County, Virginia Children of NANCY RUNYON and JOHN STAFFORD are: i. SARAH "SALLY"7 STAFFORD, m. ANDREW VARNEY, May 09, 1820, Floyd County. More About ANDREW VARNEY and SARAH STAFFORD: Marriage: May 09, 1820, Floyd County ii. MARY ANN "MARYAN" STAFFORD, m. RANDOLPH MCCOY, November 11, 1823, Pike County, Kentucky. More About RANDOLPH MCCOY and MARY STAFFORD: Marriage: November 11, 1823, Pike County, Kentucky iii. JOHN STAFFORD, m. LEVISA SPRATT, August 12, 1830. More About JOHN STAFFORD and LEVISA SPRATT: Marriage: August 12, 1830 iv. COMPTON STAFFORD, m. ELEANOR MCCOY, April 22, 1833. More About COMPTON STAFFORD and ELEANOR MCCOY: Marriage: April 22, 1833 v. PARLINA STAFFORD, m. JOHN SANSON, May 05, 1833. More About JOHN SANSON and PARLINA STAFFORD: Marriage: May 05, 1833 vi. MATILDA STAFFORD, m. JOHN FARLEY, June 30, 1833. More About JOHN FARLEY and MATILDA STAFFORD: Marriage: June 30, 1833 vii. NANCY STAFFORD, m. DANIEL SCOTT, July 10, 1836. More About DANIEL SCOTT and NANCY STAFFORD: Marriage: July 10, 1836 viii. FLEMONS "FLEMMING" STAFFORD. ix. ELIZABETH STAFFORD. 16.NANCY6 RUNYON (JOHN5, ISAAC4, JOSEPH3RUNYAN, THOMAS2, VINCENT1RONGNION)She married JOHN STAFFORD May 10, 1803 in Tazewell County, Virginia.He died 1832. More About JOHN STAFFORD and NANCY RUNYON: Marriage: May 10, 1803, Tazewell County, Virginia Children of NANCY RUNYON and JOHN STAFFORD are: i. SARAH "SALLY"7 STAFFORD, m. ANDREW VARNEY, May 09, 1820, Floyd County. More About ANDREW VARNEY and SARAH STAFFORD: Marriage: May 09, 1820, Floyd County ii. MARY ANN "MARYAN" STAFFORD, m. RANDOLPH MCCOY, November 11, 1823, Pike County, Kentucky. More About RANDOLPH MCCOY and MARY STAFFORD: Marriage: November 11, 1823, Pike County, Kentucky iii. JOHN STAFFORD, m. LEVISA SPRATT, August 12, 1830. More About JOHN STAFFORD and LEVISA SPRATT: Marriage: August 12, 1830 iv. COMPTON STAFFORD, m. ELEANOR MCCOY, April 22, 1833. More About COMPTON STAFFORD and ELEANOR MCCOY: Marriage: April 22, 1833 v. PARLINA STAFFORD, m. JOHN SANSON, May 05, 1833. More About JOHN SANSON and PARLINA STAFFORD: Marriage: May 05, 1833 vi. MATILDA STAFFORD, m. JOHN FARLEY, June 30, 1833. More About JOHN FARLEY and MATILDA STAFFORD: Marriage: June 30, 1833 vii. NANCY STAFFORD, m. DANIEL SCOTT, July 10, 1836. More About DANIEL SCOTT and NANCY STAFFORD: Marriage: July 10, 1836 viii. FLEMONS "FLEMMING" STAFFORD. ix. ELIZABETH STAFFORD. | Family: John Stafford / Nancy Runyon (F1649)
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| 1954 | 160 acres, Section 28, Twp 16-N, Range 7-W Median 3rd PM Document 10857 Accession No. IL 3250_.262 the south most quarter of Section Twenty eight, in Twonship sixteen, the North, of Range seven, West of the third principal Meridian, in the District of lands subject to sale at Springfield, Illinois, containing one hundred and sixty acres. __ from genforum: http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?mabra::jones::10692.html While trying to place my Jones in one of the families that bought land in the early 1800's in Sangamon County I noticed that there appear to have been at least two family groups. William, Alexander, James, Robert and Thomas all bought in a block between 1825 and 1837. Then there is another group 2 sections north of them with Levi, James, Reuben, Edward and Rial with Andrew not too far away. Henry had a chunk to the north of that section. Claiborne and Richard lived near each other, several miles from the other Joneses. Mabra lived near the southern edge of that section, about 3 miles from Enoch. Eli lived farther west, about 7 miles away. Samuel bought land slightly later farther east. Don't know it this helps anyone | Jones, Mabra Madden (I10106)
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| 1955 | 1605 Eleventh Street, Fort Worth Jones, James B. 41 m1 20 yrs school teacher, public school TX TX TX Jones, Cleo 41 m1 3 births 0 living Mississippi Alabama Alabama Jones, McClenney A. nephew 6 Texas Illinois Alabama | Jones, James Barton (I976)
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| 1956 | 1608 Arrived on "Mary and Margaret" (the "second supply" of settlers) The second supply was mostly "gentlemen," and few or no tradesmen. | Graves, Capt Thomas* (immigrant) (I21694)
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| 1957 | 1616 Arrived with two sons John and Thomas Jr., transported by her husband along with 8 other headrights. | Croshaw (Crosher), Katherine* (immigrant) (I21695)
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| 1958 | 1626 Allison James 67 1803 Kentucky 1626 Allison Sarah H 28 1842 Kentucky 1626 Allison Milton 22 1848 Kentucky 1626 Allison William 20 1850 Kentucky 1626 Allison Franklin 17 1853 Kentucky same pg, residence 1622: Willard Linville 24 1846 MO living with Matthew Dale 1820 KY and wife Eliza A. 46 1824 KY | Linville, Willard P (I7335)
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| 1959 | 1626 Allison James 67 1803 Kentucky 1626 Allison Sarah H 28 1842 Kentucky 1626 Allison Milton 22 1848 Kentucky 1626 Allison William 20 1850 Kentucky 1626 Allison Franklin 17 1853 Kentucky same pg, residence 1622: Willard Linville 24 1846 MO living with Matthew Dale 1820 KY and wife Eliza A. 46 1824 KY | Allison, James Jr. (I40145)
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| 1960 | 1638 Came to America with his brother In 1688 John built a house in Northampton Massachusetts for his sister Mary (Bliss) Parsons. The structures now (1981) owned by the Northampton Historical Society. | Bliss, John (I12369)
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| 1961 | 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Newport: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 370-59: HITCHIN: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Briscoe, Philip: Surveyed 4 March 1667 for John Heard on the South side the main swamp that falls into Piles Fresh.: Other notes - 100 Acres - Jacob Wood from Edward Briscoe; 14 April 1741, === 1697 Vernon L. Skinner, comp., Inventories and Accounts of the Prerogative Court of Maryland, 1688-1698 (1992), p. 58. James Turner 15.67 A £108.14.9 £55.8.9 Apr 29 1697 * A second inventory was cited in the amount of £14.4.7. Also cited as part of the inventory was #1900, which is equivalent to £7.18.4. * Payments to: Capt. John Bayne, William Stone, John Benfeild, Col. John Courts, George Scrogen, Mr. Boulton, Randolph Brandt, Ralph Smith, George Sutton, Phillip Briscoe, Capt. Paull Bickford. * Administrator: Joseph Willson (brother-in-law). === 1702, May 14. Charles County. witnessed deed from Abel Wakefield, planter, to Mathew Compton, cooper, and his wife Susannah, for part of a tract of land called Manchester on the Wicomico River, in tenure of Wakefield ( Liber C#2, page 117) 1704, Mar 6. Charles County. Administration account of Samuell Compton included payments to Phill. Briscoe, Mathew Compton. 1705, Mar 5th ; 18th July, 1705. Will of Samuel LUCKETT of Charles Co, MD. Test: Philip BRISCOE, Sr., Jos. VENOM, Michaell WATERER. (3. 649 Calendar of Wills: Volume 3) 1706 Charles County Land Records, Liber C#2 Page 26 Recorded at request of Philip Briscoe: 4 Nov 1706; Indenture from Thomas Davis of St. Mary's Co., planter, to Philip Briscoe, Sr., Gent.; for 3,000# tobacco; a parcel of land called Hitchin surveyed and patented by John Heard and sold to Giles Willson; from him to Thomas Davis; bounded by a parcel laid out for Thomas Lomax on the south side of the main swamp that falls in the Pile's Fresh; laid out for 100 acres; /s/ Thomas Davis (mark); wit. Oliver Burch, Justinian Burch, Thomas Burch, John Willson (mark); 4 Nov 1706; "Quiet possession by livery and seizin by turf and twigg" delivered by Thomas Davis to Philip Briscoe, Sr.; same wit.; ack. 12 Nov 1706 by Thomas Davis and wife Mary in open court; Thomas Davis on acct. of Capt. Philip Briscoe paid alienation on 100 acres called Hitchin for use of James Heath, farmer === 1708 Coode, John, St. Mary's Co., 27th Feb.,, 1708; 28th Mch., 1709. To eld. son John, and hrs., "Pendreine" adjoining Mattapany in St. Clements hundred. To 2nd son William and hrs., ""Pissimore Point" where he now lives, and land adjoining where John Tenison lived,, also to 2 eld. sons named jointly, land and island bought from Richd. Foster, To son Richard and hrs., "Second Thought" above Rock Creek in freshes of Patuxent-also jointly with 3 daus, Mary, Ann and Winifred, mill at Tomacookin and land adjoining bought from Ozwell Dash. To wife Eliza:, extx. during life, dwelling plantation "Bluff Point,," running down Manalopson, and stock thereon for support of child. she has by me. Test: Philip Briscoe, Sr., Luke Barber, Edward Barber., Sam'll. Williamson. 12, 341, === 1711 Charles County Land Records, Liber C#2 Page 253 14 Aug 1711; Recorded at request of John Wilson: 14 Nov 1709; Indenture from Manassus Loyles of St. Mary's Co. in behalf of Dafton Cotton Loyles whom he binds as apprentice to John Chun for 9 years and 8 months; /s/ Manassus Loyles (mark), John Chun; wit. Phillip Briscoe, Sr., Susan Briscoe (mark) === 1713 Williamson, Samuel, gent., St. Mary's Co., 19th June, 1713. (Articles of agreement with Judith Swann, widow,) In consideration of marriage to be consummated bet. sd. parties, the sd. Samuel agrees as follows: 1st. Denies for himself and hrs. any rights or interest to any pt. of personal estate of sd. Judith, and gives his free consent for sd. Judith to dispose of personal estate poss. by her before marriage to her child. as to her shall seem fit. 2nd. Should sd. Judith survive him, the sd. Samuel agrees that she shall poss. his entirepersonal estate during her lifetime, relinquishing for herself and hrs. all interest in his real estate, excepting a certain rent to be pd. to her annually during her widowhood. The afsd. Wilkinson gives bond for £500, dated 19th June, 1713, to Thomas Swan., carpenter, of Charles Co. trustee of Judith Swann, of Saint Mary's Co., widow of Capt. James Swann, of sd. co., dec'd. Test: Philip Briscoe, Edward Lorde. 19,857. === George Groves 36B.100 A CH £61.1.7 #18239 Feb 6 1714 The amount of the inventory is equivalent to #14659. Received from: John Groves, estate of Edmond Howard. Payments to: John Rousby, Esq., Dr. Gustavus Browne, John Groves, Capt. Thomas Dent, Rev. Jonathon Cay, Thomas Skinner and his wife Constance Skinner, Thomas Harris, George Dent, Abednego Jenkins, Mary Posey, Elisabeth Hawkins, Thomas Dixon, Philip Briscoe, Walter Story, James Baily, William Williams, George Thomas, John Rogers, John Groves (administrator of William Groves son of George Groves, Sr., exhibited by executor George Groves, Jr.), John Groves (son of George Groves, Sr.). Executor: John Gwinn. === 1714 Cornelius White 35A.237 A CH £108.8.3 £150.3.3 Jun 5 1714 Payments to: Col. Henry Lowe, Mr. Thomas Grant, Mr. Joseph Manning, Capt. Thomas Dent, Dr. Philip Briscoe for maintenance of Eleanor Charlesworth, Jonathon Tipton of Baltimore County, Mr. Charles Carroll, William Smith, Jos. Houldsworth, John Parry. Administrators: Mr. John Parry, Luke Barber, Andrew Norton. === His will is in Maryland Will book (maybe St. Mary's Co) No. 3, Folio 176. He gives Sarah Howard 2500 pounds of tobacco. 3 Dec 1725, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (10) Philip Briscoe, 12/3/1725, Charles Co. decd Exer John Bricoe Exr. Legatees: Su Sannah Briscoe (wife) 4 negroes, Susanna Compton, Ann Wood, Mr. Charles Ashcom, William Howard. Exec: John Briscoe Heir: 1724, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Will Philip Briscoe, To wife Susannah, dwelling plantation Morris's Venture, at her decease son John, ex. To son Philip, 80 acres had of Father Swann. To son Edward, tract Hitchin, 111 acres of Loves Enjoyment. To grandson Leonard (son of son George, dec'd) part of Chaptico Manor during term of lease. To daughters Sarah Leonard, Judith Ashcom, Susannah Compton and Ann Wood, personalty. To son James, 200 acres of Loves Enjoyment. Witnessess include John Briscoe Jr. Next of kin: Philip Briscoe Jr., Edward Briscoe. Ex. John Brisoce Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5: Page 183 [p.183] Briscoe, Philip, Sr.,Charles Co., 25th April, 1724; 29th Jan., 1724. To wife Susannah, dwelling plantation "Morris's Venture" during life; at her decease to son John, ex., and hrs.; and 1/3 personal estate. To son Philip and hrs., 80 A. had of Father Swann. To son Edward and hrs., "Hitehin," bought of Thomas Davis; 111 A. of "Loves Enjoyment." To grandson Leonard (son of son George, dec'd), pt. of "Chaptico Mannor" during term of lease. To daus. Sarah Leonard, Judith Ashcom, Susannah Compton and Ann Wood, personalty. To son John, largest silver tankard. To son James and hrs., 200 A. of "Loves Enjoyment." To sons John, Philip, Edward and James and daus. Susannah and Ann, residue of personalty equally. Test: John Briscoe, Jr., Thomas Mercer, Robert Lang. 18,339 Adm.: 9 May 1734-10 Aug 1734, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. William Stevens Howard Inventory 474.15.6 lbs Appraisers Richard Smith, Edward Ford. Creditors: John Haw, John Parnham. Next of kin John Howard, Edmond Howard Extx Mrs Sarah Howard inv 18:482 9 may 1734; 10 Aug 1734: Phillip Briscoe 7.216 A CH £459.15.0 £181.12.7 Dec 3 1725 Received from: John Bucknam, Ralph Bayley, William Kingsland, William Ward, Sr., Samuel Love, George Witter, Anne Short, Robert Parker, John Chunn, Jr., George Dement, Sr., Richard Burroughs, Jacob Morriss, Robert Luddall, Robert Lovell, John Edwards, Thomas Birch, John Burroughs, James Swann, John Magrah, Hans Dollar, John Dyson, Margarett Maddox, Gillham Wood, Edward Davis, Jr., James Keech, Thomas Dyson, Mary Gardiner, John Rye, William Theobalds, Samuel Turner, John Scott, Sr., James Watersforrest, John Poslon, John Clarke, John Davie, John Graves, William Huntington, Jos, Allen, Jr., Thomas Hunt, Daniel Morphey, Mary Lattimar, Samuel Chunn, John Fairfax, Robert Clare, Thomas Beech, Francis Clarke, Thomas Alpin, Samuel Johnson, Patrick Fanell, Thomas Gosling, Samuel Mahone, Joseph Douglass, Jos. Pile, William Cooke, Francis Wheatly, John Birch, William Harris, Daniel Short, Sarah Carter, John Tippett, Benjamin Douglass, Thomas Allstone, Samuel Maddox, Sr., John Sympson, John Williams, Sarah Douglas, Michael Branson, John Chunn, Sr., John Parry, Benjamin Reeder, Timothy Dunaway, Charles Smith, Robert Cull, George Scroggen, William Cage, John Noe, Sr., Benjamin Shoks, John Cartwright, Charles Phillpott, John Rayfield, Nicholas Farrell, Justiniah Birch, Mary Baley, William Throne, Gilbert Lewis, Oliver Birch, John_Attaway, Charles Yates, Edward Loyd, Percival Pearson, Matt. Barnes, Unknown Maddox, John Johnson, Barton Smoot, Thomas Douglas, Robert Yates. Legatees: Susannah Briscoe (wife), Susannah Compton, Anne Wood, Mr. Charles Ashcomb, William Howard, Executor: John Briscoe. === | Briscoe, Philip* (I2791)
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| 1962 | 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 313-81: FRIENDSHIP: 2000 acres; Possession of - 954 Acres - Dent, Thomas : 1046 Acres - Hoskins, Bennett: Surveyed 13 June 1672 for Bennett Hoskins at a branch beech by a fresh run called Mattawoman main fresh running down the run. Poss. by Thomas Dent & 1046 acres Bennett Hoskins in England ; Conveyance notes - 100 Acres - John Coffer; 16 March 1724, 333 Acres - Mary Smallwood from William Hoskins; 12 Aug 1725. (source) http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=nlndgrn&id=I61589 Norma nlndgrn@sbcglobal.net) | Hoskins, Bennett (I20556)
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| 1963 | 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Newport: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 371-70: RANGLE: 140 acres; Possession of - 140 Acres - Compton, John: Surveyed 2 Feb 1703 for John Compton beginning at a bound White Oak of the land whereon Edmond Howard liveth.: Conveyance notes - 140 Acres - John Gwinn from John Compton Jr.; 10 Aug 1718, 140 Acres - Joseph Gwinn from John Gwinn; 13 Aug 1713; Indenture from John Compton, Jr., planter, to John Guinn, carpenter; for 2,000# tobacco; a tract called RENGLE, bounded by Edmond Howard; containing 140 acres; /s/ John Compton; wit. E. Howard, Thomas Howard 1713: conveyed a tract of land called Rangle, in Charles Co, MD, to John Gwinn. John Jr. was deceased by 1722. Ref: a 1722 deed in Charles Co Liber L #2, p. 11. The 1722 deed says the 1713 deed was recorded in Liber I p. 63 & 64. May have had a son named William (see Charles Co Liber L#2 p. 78). William signed inventory of John Sr. as next of kin. May have had a son named Jonathan (see Charles Co Liber L#2 p. 239) | Compton, John C Jr (I2854)
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| 1964 | 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Newport: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 371-70: RANGLE: 140 acres; Possession of - 140 Acres - Compton, John: Surveyed 2 Feb 1703 for John Compton beginning at a bound White Oak of the land whereon Edmond Howard liveth.: Conveyance notes - 140 Acres - John Gwinn from John Compton Jr.; 10 Aug 1718, 140 Acres - Joseph Gwinn from John Gwinn; | Howard, Edmund* Sr (I2800)
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| 1965 | 1648 No.2. p.413. Certificate for 250 acres to Henry Peaseley for transporting: Richard Tilstone Rich Rash JOHN COATES John Christmas Wm Brummall Source: Fleet, Beverley, York County, 1648-1657 Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. County, 1961, 109 pgs. === The will of John Courte, Sr. (Courts, Coates) was dated 27 January 1697 and proved on 15 December 1702. His heirs were son John, daughter Elizabeth and son-in-law James Keech who were bequeathed personal property. Son John received 150 acres called Martin's Freehold and daughter Elizabeth and her husband James Keech were left the dwelling plantation and all lands belonging thereto excepting what had previously been conveyed to son John by deed of gift. Son John and James Keech were named as executors. The will was witnessed by Cleborne Lomax, Blanch Lomax and Anne Cox (Liber 11, folio 246, MARYLAND CALENDAR OF WILLS, Volume II). John Courte, Jr. undoubtedly was Colonel John Courts (Coates) who was married to Charity Henley (Henly). I have three more children for John Courts and wife Margaret that were probably deceased by the time of their father's will--Margaret, b. 1/15/1665; Charles; and Hugh. === RDS June 19, 1641 - James Neale, Gent. demandeth 1000 acres for transporting into this Province himself and 5 servants viz., John Court, Francis Pope, James Longworth, William King and Thomas Demar since the year 1635. Source: Maryland Land Office, Patent Records, Liber ABH, pp. 23, 95. June 19, 1641 - James Neale (planter) demanded 1000 acres for transporting self & 5 servants "suite" 1635: John Courte, Francis Pope, James Langworth, William King, Thomas Demar. Source: Maryland Land Office, Patent Records, Liber 1, p. 112. Mar. 2, 1647/8 - General Assembly. Francis Pope & John Courts (planters) transported selves in 1645. Source: Maryland Land Office, Patent Records, Liber 2, p. 317. Sep. 9, 1649 - John Court demanded for self & for Francis Pope 200 acres who were transported in 1639 by Capt. Fulk Brent. Warrant for Patowmeck River. Source: Maryland Land Office, Patent Records, Liber 2, p. 509. Margaret Court, transported in 1649 by John Court, whom she married by 1650. Source: Maryland Land Office, Patent Records, Liber ABH, p. 210. Margaret Courts. Wife of John. Formerly a servant to Barnaby Jackson 1650. Source: Maryland Land Office, Patent Records, Liber ABH, p. 44. Aug. 12, 1650 - John Courts demanded 200 acres for transporting Margaret his now wife (service bought of Barnaby Jackson) & Joseph Letton in 1649. Warrant for Wicocomoco River in John Hatche's Neck. Source: Maryland Land Office, Patent Records, Liber 3, p. 14. === Joseph Cornell 13A.366 A CH £147.16.1 Recieved from John Smith, John Duglas(cooper). Payments to : Dr. John Harrison, Thomas Young (servant, dead), Mr. Robert Yates, James Cox, Mr. John Stone, Cleborne Lomax, Henry Gifford, Mr. Anthony Neale, Thomas Whichaley on account of Mr. Thomas Hussey, Capt. John Courts, George Scoggin, Mr. Gilbert Clark on account of Mrs. Elizabeth Blackistone, John Younge. Executor: William Herbert. === Samuel Raspin 8.245 A CH #29603 #69873 Mar 13 1684 Lists of debts: Richard Asham, John Barker, John Brooks, Capt. William Barton, George Grows, John Hamble, William Hagness, Cleborne Lomax, Robert Middleton, Edward Nibbs, Richard Robinson, John Posey, George Simonds, Nicholas Skidmore, Alexander Standidge, Frances Wyne, Lawrence Young, Robert Browne, Sr. Thomas Clerke, John Compton, Philip Combs, Gilbert Crafford, Samuel Cooksey, Samuel Dodson, John Dawson, John Daniel, Col. William Diggs, Richard Edelen, Richard Hubbart, Peter Hipkins, Abraham LeMaistre, Vincent Mansell,John Shepperd, Thomas Stonestreet, Edward Savan, John turner, Gyles Wilson, John Watters, John Martin. Payments to: Cleborne Lomax, Joshua Doyne, Thomas Hagar, Col. William Digges, Henry Hardy, Mr. John Turling, William Wells, Thomas Huzzey, Mary Dod, Richard Edelen, John Fearson, Richard Gardiner, Capt. Randolph Brandt, John Porter, James Beck, Richard Ashman, John Faning, Capt. James Neale, Capt. William Barton, Roger Futrill, Mr. Raspin, Edmond Dennis, Henry Hawkins, Philip Lynes, Richard Hes, Thomas Norris, Owen Newin, Capt. James Bowling, Dr. Hodgson, John Bearcroft, John Barnes, John Courts, Sr., Mr. Thomas Burford, William Ward, Col. Rozey, Dr. Mattocks. Administrator: Thomas Marshall. === Charles County Circuit Court, Birth, Deaths & Marriage Records, Liber Q Courts, Elizabeth, d/o John and Margaret Courts, b. 15 May 1663 Courts, John, s/o John and Margarett Courts, b. 19 Feb 1655 Courts, Margarett, d/o John and Margaret Courts, b. 15 Jan 1665 === Col, John Courts 22.106 I £1459,13.9 Feb 3 1702 Servants mentioned: Henry Dell. Appraisers: Anthony Neale, John Rowland. === Contributed by Margaret Whippee Source: Maryland Archives Microfilm SR7344 19 June 1641 James Neale, Gent. Demandeth one thousand acres of land to him by conditions of Plantation for transporting into this Province himself and 5 serv. Viz., John Court, Francis Pope, James Longworth, William King and Thomas Demar since the year 1635. === Thomas Wakefeild 20.194 A CH £44.0.1 in 1700/1701 Payments to: Robert Yates, George Tubman, Col, John Courts, Gerard Fowke, John Douglas, Math, Compton. Executrix: Anne Shaw, wife of Ralph Shaw. === Richard Ashman 20.195 A CH £45.15.4 in 1700 Payments to: Thomas Hussey, Col. John Courts,, Elisabeth Hawkins (widow), Capt, John Bayne, Kenelme Cheseldyne, Esq. Administratrix: Anne Hardy (relict), wife of Henry Hardy. === Thomas Taylor 19-1/2,97 A CH £91,8,2 #2123 Feb 3 1699 Payments to: Col. John Courts,, Capt, John Bayne,, Kenelm Chesledyne,, Mr. John Gouge, Mr. William Hewton, Mr. Robert Yates. Administratrix: Anne Taylor. === Piper, John, Barford Manor, St. Mary's County, 22nd Oct., 1673; 11th Apr., 1674. To wife Mary, estate., real and personal during life. At death of wife afsd., estate to be divided as follows: To Robert Brown., 1/2; kinsman John Piper of Va., 1/4; to godchild., viz., James Swan Jr., John Carvill, Clement Roberts, John Corthes, Jean Greenlaw, 1/4 estate in equal portions. Exs.: John Goldsmith, Thos. Carvill. Test: Samll Maddox,, Sam'l Cookesey, Roderick Loyd, John Grace. 1.605 === William Jackson (bricklayer) 1.58 I #4200 Nov 25 1673 Appraisers: William Barton, Jr., John Courts. Approvers; Mr. John Allen. === Nicholas Solsby 1.153 A CH #15620 Dec 4 1674 Payments to: Dominick Boskin, Kellam Maglogalin, John Box, James Munkington, William Barton (appraiser), John Courts (appraiser), Debts: Richard Beck, Cornelius Macarnan, Francis Thornton, Symon Stephens, Richard Owen, Garrett Sennett, John Hartwell, Administrator: John Allen. === Edward Philpott 7A.61 I CH #6976 Mar 20 1679 Appraisers: John Courts, John Bracher (Brasseur) === John Faning 8.329 I £69.7.0 May 12 1685 Appraisers: John Courts, Thomas Gibson, === Samuell Raspin 8.75 I CH #29603 Mar 29 1681 Appraisers: John Courts, William Ward. === William Ward 8.390 I CH £144,8,0 May 27 1685 Appraisers: John Court, John Possev, === Thomas & Mary Harriss 9.192 I CH £173.17.4 Nov 23 1686 Appraisers: John Corts (also John Courts), Ralph Smith. === Hugh Marshall 9.490 I £100,6.1 Nov 10 1687 Appraisers: Anthony Neale, William Hawton. List of debts: Richard Beaumont, John Wilder, Thomas Damer, Thomas Sikes, Thomas Nation, Humphry Warren, Robert Holey, Richard Hubert, Luke Gardiner, William Langworth, Thomas Wakfild, Fran. Knott, Arthur Thompson, Curbet Scot, William Chescher, John Coad, John Coates, James Neale, Gilbert Clarke, Henry Hordy. === Charles County Circuit Court, Liber A; 26 October 1658, Page 20 John Courts demands warrant against Haniball Spicer and Elisabeth Spicer in action of slander; subpoenas to warn John Piper, Hu Neal & Daniel Johnson to testify === Charles County Circuit Court, Liber A; 26 October 1658, Page 22 John Piper demands warrant against John Villaine in action of the case; subpoena to warn John Courts, Edward Swane and Hew Neale to testify === Charles County Circuit Court, Liber B, 16 Dec 1662, Page 27, 28 John Courts presents a woman servant by name Mary Grandsworth to have her age acknowledged to be 22 years old === Charles County Circuit Court, Liber A; 4 Mar 1662, Page 189 - 190 461. John Clarke, Gent. sells his rights to a parcel of land formerly surveyed by his father, Robert Clarke, Esq. at the head of the Wicokomeco River; on a branch between land of Daniell Johnson and John Courts; containing 600 acres to Henry Moore; 25 Feb 1661; /s/ John Clarke; wit. George Thompson, Henry Adames === Charles County Circuit Court, Liber B, 27 Mar 1662/3, Page 101 John Courts presents a maid servant named Anne Wollis judged to be 18 years old === Charles County Circuit Court, Liber B, 10 May 1663, Page 111 John Courts enters his mark of hogs and cattle and gives it to his son Hugh Courts === Charles County Circuit Court, Liber B, 3 Feb 1663/4, Page 256 - 257 John Courts enters this deed: I, John Nevill, planter, grant John Courts, Jr. (son of John Courts, Sr.), planter, a black heifer aged about 2 years; to Elisabeth Court, sister of John Court, Jr., if he should die before he come of age; to John Court, Sr., father of John and Elisabeth, if both should die; /s/ John Nevill (mark); wit. William Price, Meverell Hulse === Charles County Circuit Court, Liber B, 9 Aug 1664, Page 356 Samuel Dobson brought the following to be recorded: Thomas Jarvis assigns his rights in 2 cows, one steer, one yearling heifer to Samuel Dobson in case I do not come into the province of Maryland within 3 years one cow calf to Samuel Dobson to be given to John Coats' son Hewgh Coats and another cow calf to be given to William Empson's child after it come to the age of 3 years or upwards; in case the said Thomas Jarvis does come into the Province within 3 years the said Dobson to deliver the said cattle with their increase, all casualties excepted, unto him; 27 Feb 1660; /s/ Thomas Jarvis; wit. Richard Morris (mark), William Marshall (mark) Samuel Dobson assigns his rights in the above to his son Samuel Dobson; /s/ Samuel Dobson, wit. Wm. Price, George Thompson Mary Empson's guardian, Mr. Thomas Baker, enters her mark of hogs and cattle; calf given her by Thomas Jarvis to be kept by her guardian until she marries or comes of age === Charles County Circuit Court Liber C, Page 54 11 Aug 1666; Indenture from John Courts, planter, to Edward Philpot, wheelwright; a parcel of land called COURTS PALACE on the north side of the Potomac and west side of the main fresh of Wicomico River; containing 100 acres; /s/ John Courts, Margaret Courts (mark); wit. Edward Swan (mark), Thomas Hopkins (mark) === Charles County Circuit Court Liber C, Page 58 11 Aug 1666; Indenture from Edward Swann, planter, to Gilbert Corner, tailor; for 4,000# of tobacco; a parcel of land called CHESTNUT POYNT on the west side of Wicomico River; bounded by Edward Philpot, William Marshall and Francis Pope; containing 200 acres and now in possession of Gilbert Corner; /s/ Edward Swan (mark), Susannah Swan-(mark); wit. John Courts, Thomas Pope, Hen Cole === Charles County Circuit Court Liber E, Page 82 10 Oct 1670; Indenture from Philip Coomes of St. Mary's County, planter, to John Allen; for 3,000# of tobacco; a parcel of land called Coomes' Purchase on the west side of Wicomico's main fresh; bounded by a swamp and John Coates; laid out for 150 acres; /s/ Philip Coomes; wit. Rich. Edlen, _ Moore === Charles County Circuit Court Liber E, Page 108 9 Jun 1673; Indenture from Henry Bonner to Joseph Horton; for a considerable sum of tobacco; a parcel of land called Nonesuch; laid out for 50 acres now in possession of Bonner; bounded by John Coates, Thomas Lomax and Zachia Swamp; /s/ Henery Bonner; wit. John Kimbrow, John Lambare === Charles County Circuit Court Liber F, Page 76 9 Mar 1674; Indenture from James Keech, planter, to Thomas Prichard, wheelwright; for 1,400# tobacco; containing 150 acres called Loathbury; bounded by land of John Belaine, Zachia Manor and Richard Edelen; /s/ James Keech; wit. John Court; Jeremy Macknew === Charles County Circuit Court Liber H, Page 334 10 Aug 1680; Indenture from Thomas Gerrard, Gent., to Richard Robinson; for 4,000# tobacco; a tract of land called Combe's Purchase; on the west side of Wicomico main fresh adjoining land of John Coates; laid out for 150 acres; /s/ Tho. Gerard; wit. Tho. Lomax, Alexander Smith (mark), John Posey (mark) === Charles County Circuit Court Liber I, Page 181 7 Nov 1681; Indenture from Nicholas Skidmore, tailor, to John Posey, carpenter; for 7,000# tobacco a 50 acre parcel of land at the head of Wicomico River called SOUTHBURY; bounded by John Courte's land called BARNEHILL and land of John Belamine; also ALDGATE containing 41 acres; /s/ Nicholas Skidmore, Anne Skidmore; wit. Clebome Lomax, Wm. Howell, Nicho. Belamine === Charles County Circuit Court Liber K, Page 128 13 Mar 1682/3; Deed of gift from John Courte, Sr., to John Courte, Jr.; a parcel of land called Barnehill; containing 150 acres; /s/ John Courte; wit. Robert Henley, Rando. Brandt, Jno. Francis (mark) === Charles County Circuit Court Liber P, Page 91; 12 Mar 1688; Indenture from Richard Maston [Mastin], planter, to Phillip Lynes of St. Mary's County, merchant; for 2,500# tobacco a parcel called Low Land on the west side of a main fresh of Wicomico River; adjoining John Grubb and Nicholas Belaine; containing 100 acres; /s/ Richard Maston [Mastin] (mark), Mary Maston (mark); wit. Ham. Warren, John Court, Clebome Lomax === Charles County Circuit Court Liber P, Page 97 13 Mar 1688; Indenture from Robert Middleton, tailor, to Philip Lynes of St. Mary's Co.; for 2,250# tobacco; a parcel of land called Hardshift; bounded by Morgan Jones; laid out for 160 acres; /s/ Rob. Middleton, Mary Middleton (mark); wit. Hum. Warren, John Courts, Claiborne Lomax === Charles County Circuit Court Liber P, Page 99 12 Mar 1688; Indenture from Robert Middleton to Robert Doyne; for 10,000# tobacco; a parcel called Saturday's Work; laid out for 400 acres; /s/ Robert Middleton, Mary Middleton (mark); wit. Hum. Warren, John Courts, Clebome Lomax === Charles County Circuit Court Liber S, Page 109 18 Feb 1692; Indenture from William Reeves, planter, and Anne his wife, to John Courts, Gent.; for 8,000# tobacco; half part of a tract of 200 acres called Harguesse's Hope; bounded by Zachia Manor and Zachia Swamp; /s/ William Reeves (mark), Anne Reeves (mark); wit. Robert Yates, William Hatton, Wm. Hatch === PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY LAND RECORDS, Deed, 24 February 1699 From: JOHN CLARK, ROBT. CLARKE, BENJAMIN CLARK, and FFRANCIS CLARK of Charles and St. Mary's County, planters. To: JOHN COURTS (also spelled COATS, COARTS), of Charles County, gent. Price: 8250 lbs. tobacco Property: All the tract called "Crouches Guift" in P. G. County, on the north side of the main fresh on the head of Mattawoman or St. Thomases Creek commonly known by the name of Notting, bounding on land of JOHN CLARKE; 500 acres. Signatures: JOHN CLARKE, ROBT. CLARKE, BENJ'N CLARK, FFRANCIS CLARK. Wit.: PHILL. HOSKINS, JAMES KEECH, and BRIDGETT FFENDALL (her mark). Ackn'd: JOHN CLARKE and wife ELIZABETH, ROBERT CLARKE, BENJAMIN CLARKE and wife JUDITH, and FFRANCIS CLARKE, 27 February 1699. Recorded: 14 November 1700, Vol. A, p. 293-A === Charles County Maryland Circuit Court Records, Liber H#2, Page 336 7 May 1720; Recorded at request of John Maddocks, planter: 20 Oct 1650; Grant to John Courts, planter for transporting Margaret his now wife and Joseph Letton his servant into the Province in 1649; land on the west side of Wicomico River adjoining Courts Marsh; laid out for 200 acres; wit. William Stone; 25 _ 1655 John Courts assigns to Richard Trew; /s/ John Courts; wit. John Hatch, James Lendsy; 30 May 1659 Richard Trew assigns to Walter Ges; /s/ Richard Trew (mark); wit. Tho. Michel, Tho. Lomax; 14 Sep 1659 Walter Ges assigns to John Hatch; /s/ Walter Ges (mark) === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Piccawaxen or Wm&Mary: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 288-2: NO NAME: 40 acres; Possession of - 40 Acres - Herbert, William: Surveyed 15 Aug 1649 for John Courts and Francis Pope in Petites Creek in Potomack River. Upon a resurvey of aforesaid track there was only 40 acres: Other notes - this land is Disclaimed. === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Piccawaxen or Wm&Mary: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 295-51: COURTS CHOICE: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Courts, John : Adjacent to lands he lives in West Wicomico River. Originally James Keech.: === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Piccawaxen or Wm&Mary: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 295-52: COURTS BOTTOM : 150 acres; Possession of - 75 Acres - Contee, M. : Surveyed 29 May 1658 for John Courts on the West side of Wicomico River beginning at Courts Marsh. (see folio 322 Port Tobacco Hundreds): Other notes - M. Contee for Courts Keech an orphan, === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Piccawaxen or Wm&Mary: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 295-55: COURTS PALACE : 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Philpott, Edward : Surveyed 21 May 1660 for John Courts on the West side of the main fresh of Wicomico River: === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Piccawaxen or Wm&Mary: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 296-58: BARNES HILL : 150 acres; Possession of - 150 Acres - Contee, John : Surveyed 22 June 1663 for John Courts adjoining to his own land at the head of Wicomico River: Other notes - 150 Acres ? Charles Court Sr.. from Chares Court Jr., 1 Sept 1748, noted as Col John Contee, === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Piccawaxen or Wm&Mary: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 296-61: FERNLY REST: 50 acres; Possession of - 50 Acres - Bradshaw, John : Surveyed 2 Nov 1664 for Francis Fernly on the Westside Wicomico river beginning at the bounds of John Courts: Other notes - 22 Acres Escheat into FERNLY REST Folio 450 === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Piccawaxen or Wm&Mary: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 297-68: LOTHBERRY: 50 acres; Possession of - 50 Acres - Posey, Mary : Surveyed 23 July 1674 for James Keetch at a bounded White Oak of John Coates land called BARNHILL bounding upon the aforesaid land.: Other Tracts Mentioned: BARNHILL; === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Piccawaxen or Wm&Mary: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 295-53: BELAINES HILL: 300 acres; Possession of - 200 Acres - Musgrove, Charles : Surveyed 24 Aug 1654 for Richard True on the West side of Wicomico River near the fresh of the River and near the land of John Courts: Other notes - (also noted as Burlans Hill and Burlains Hill) , 100 acres ? Charles Musgrove from John Cole, 25 April 1710,214 Acres ? Charles Musgrove from William Davis & Priscilla, 27 May 1720, 100 Acres ? Benjamin Posey from William Davis, 7 June 1720, === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Wicomico: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 283-6: COURTS: 200 acres; Possession of - 200 Acres - Maddox, John: Surveyed 23 Aug 1650 for John Courts near a marsh called Courts Marsh: Other Tracts Mentioned: MADDOX TROUBLE; other notes - Included in Resurvey of MADDOX TROUBLE. === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Wicomico: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 284-12: MARSH: 200 acres; Possession of - 200 Acres - Hawton, William: Surveyed 29 May 1658 for John Courts on the west side Wicomico river beginning at Court Marsh: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I02292 | Courts, John (I21726)
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| 1966 | 1650-1652 Deed-Will Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 40 THIS INDENTURE made the 30th day of December Anno 1649 and in the first yeare of the Raigne of our Soveraigne Lord Charles the second of that name by the grace of God Kinge of England Scotland France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, Betweeen JOHN POWELL of ye County of Northumberland, Planter, of one part and MRS. JOAN PHILLPOTT of ye same County, Widdow, ye other party, Wittness that whereas there is a Contract of Matrymony concluded betweene the above said partyes and bath only to be solemnized, in consideration vhreof I ye above said JOHN POWELL do covenant and grant to and with the above said JOAN PHILLPOTT for my selfe my heires Executors Administrators and assignes not to medle with or have any thing to doe with the Estate of ROBERT PHILLPOTT, her !au Husband deceased, but that ye said JOAN PHILLPOTT shall freely enjoy and dissolve of ye same to her owns good likeing and proper use and to have and hould ye said Estate to her selfe her heires Executors & Administrators as really and firmly as in her Widdowhood to all intents and purposes as if ye Contract of Matrimony had never been made; In Confirraa-con whereof I ye said JOAN PHILLPOTT doe bind my selfe my heires Executors Administrators and assignes to pay or cause to be paid all my last Husbands debts out of ye said Estate or as much as ye said Estate will amount unto and that all things may be actually and faithful p:formed according to ye true mea.ninge and intent of ye pr:sent Endenw re, we have interchangably sett our hands and seales the day and year above written Signed Sealed and delivered in ye presents of JOHN BENNEU, JOHN POWELL PHILLIP SILVESTER his marke Collo: SAM: SMYTH / Salutes / Mrs. PHILLPOTT haveinge a heifer due to her by my Wife's Promise, desires to have one wch. shee saith goes att Mr. PRESLYEs wch: I desire may be so or summ othere that may be most convenient for her and so I rest March 8th 1649 Yr. Loveinge friend W. CLAIBORNE === | Powell, Joane (I48205)
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| 1967 | 1650-1652 Deed-Will Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 47 Att a Court held at Mr. HUGH LEE's House, County of Northumberland, the 10th day of January 1650/1 JOANE POWELL aged 40 yeares sworne & examined saith that at the latter end of the ( ) yeare, HENRY MORGAN did devise unto SIMON RICHARDSON for the Estate of GYLES BRENT 2 barrells of ( ) one bushell & a pecke of Indian Come wch: was the property of ROBERT PHILLPOTT & further saith not. JOAN POWELL her mark 11th janry. 1650 Jurat Coram me JO: TRUSSELL | Powell, Joane (I48205)
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| 1968 | 1650-1652 Deed-Will Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 69 Att a Court held for the County of Northumberland the 20th of Novem: 1651 SYMON RICHARDSON aged 23 yeares or thereabouts sworne & examined saith that Mr. ROBERT PHILLPOTT brought ten barrells of Corne to the ISLE of ( ? Kent) of Mr. THOS: SPEKEs & Mr. SAMUEL SMITH & this Depont, for the Come upon condicon that his Depont, should deliver it at Mr. TRUSSELL the said SMITH should make use of it in Meale; Mr. PHILLPOTT brought the Corne to the Landing Place & Mr. TRUSSELL sent a man to Mr. SMITHs to helpe to take the Corne a shore but there came a Frost & before the Corne was carried out of the Boats the ( ) &Corne was carried away after it had laid there three weeks or thereabouts none of it was taken after but a small parte wich: Mr. SMITH made use of but none after how much this Depont. knoweth not. And further this Depont, saith not. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I24767 | Philpott, Robert (I48204)
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| 1969 | 1650: Testified in the witchcraft trial of Hugh Parsons, Springfield. (History of Connecticut Valley, p. 46 | Lumbard, John (I43502)
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| 1970 | 1653 Block Island Incident with Frigate "Swallow". See Notes. | Comstock, Samuel* Sr. (immigrant) (I2612)
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| 1971 | 1657-1661 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 259 Northumberland County Court 18th of Septembr: 1660 - Upon ye Peticon of EDWARD SANDERS, whoe married with ye Widdowe and Administrx. of JNO: HUDNALL, decd & that JNO JONES & JENKIN PRICE standeth indebted unto him the summe of nineteene hundred pounds of tobco: and caske by Bill and is secretly depted: the County; It is therefore ordered upon his Peticon that an Attachmt, be awarded against eyther or both the Estates of the sd. JONES and PRICE for the sd. debt with interest and charges | Sanders, Dr. Edward (I48220)
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| 1972 | 1658-1662 Deed & Will Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 37-38 AN INVENTORY of the Estate of JOHN HUDNALL deced., taken as it was p:sented by MARY, the Widdowe & Relict of the sd. JNO HUDNALL this 5th day of Decembr: 1659. Imprs. His wearing apparell, pewter, brasse, potts, kettles, tin ware, 12 coves, 5 steeres, 4 heyfers, 1 steere, 9 calves, 1 mayde Servant; 2 men Servants, 3 yeares to serve or thereabouts, 1 old man Servant & 1 boy, a man Servant to serve upwards of one year: and one woman Servant ( ) upwards to serve by ( ) path a young Child, the stock of hogges, 3 guns, 2 boyes hafts, 15 sheetes, 7 old shirts, 8 pillowbers, 4 table cloths & ( ), 7 towells, old linnen stockins, 1 feather bed, bolster, pillowe, rugg blankett curtaines & vallens; l old flock bed & appurtenances, the Servants beding & furniture, 1 chest & several goods in it; 2 pr. Stilliards, 1 pr. can hookes & 1 paire of bellowes; wooden ware belonging to the Dayry; 1 old chest with severall things in it, iron ware, 2 old chests & lumbr: in the Buttery; 1 table, forme & carpett, 1 cupboard, chaires & stooles; 5th Xbr. 1659. 1 chest, 1 lookeing glass & 2 smoothing irons, some small lumber in the hall, 1 couch & fishing lines, sugar, salt, Brandy, Wine and 1 old blankett, Lumbr: in the Kitchin; Corne, more Lumbr:, 1 small Boats, her ( ) & Canowe, 1 Silver Dram; 8s. 6d. in money, 1 old box, 9 hoggsds. of tobacco, tobacco hanging, 2 hides & ( ) barrell 37031 Bills (Vizt.) JOHN HOPPER, HUGH BAKER, JOHN HOPPER by Bill 1684 lbs., by ( ) JONES & JENKIN PRICE, ( ) GIBLE, ( ) BOGGAS by Bill 736 lbs.; by ( )HARD LANDSELL & MARTINE CRAFFORD remaining; JNO: BENNETT by Accot; WM. DOWNING by Bill remaining; EDWARD ( )ED & THOMAS SHEILES, ( )CLOUGH by Bill; DANLL. CROSBY's; ( )ARDSON by Bill 330 lbs. ( ) Gocke p Bill remaining; GEO: ( )CKERIN p Bill remaining; RICH: ILAND p Bill remaining; JOHN LARRETT, ABRA: BYRAM p Bill remaining, DAVID CUFFIN p Accot., MATHEW WILLCOCKS p Accot., MRS. BUDD p Accot., Bills left in hands of WM: BRESSIE as by a Note appeares from under his Hand, and 20s. Sterl: sume Total 57461 & 20s. Sterl., This Estate appraised by us HENRY WATTS JNO: MOTLEY sig. GEORGE NICHOLLS sig. WM. DOWNINGE Jurat Coram me WILLI: NUTT (on side) ( )HAMs man -063 lbs, tobco. ( ) MAGREGER at 30; - 180; ( ) AUSTEN ( ) pr:sented this Inventory to the ( ) to be a true Inventory of all the goods & ( ) to the Estate of her late Husband, JOHN HUDNALL ( ) said Inventory was then recorded === 1657-1661 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 223 Northumberland County Court 20th of Novembr 1659 - Upon the Peticon of MARY HUDNALL, the Widdowe & Relict of JNO: HUDNALL, deced.. it is ordered that a Commission of Administration shalbe granted unto her of the Estate of her deced. Husband, shee presenting an Inventory thereof to the Court and putting in security for the same | Hudnall, John (I48217)
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| 1973 | 1658-1662 Deed & Will Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 7 JNO: HILLER Gent., aged 50 yeares or thereabouts examd, saith that this ( ) hundred pounds of Tobco: & ( ) Collo. MOTTROM bought ( ) saith not 22 Decem: 1657. Jurat in Curat Teste me ( ) 20th July 1658 ( ) Coll, MOTTROM's Acquit to Mr. HILLER; I Coll. JOHN MOTTROM ( ) HILLER from fowreteen ( ) due unto ABRAHAM MO( ) Witness my hand this 12th ( ) Witness JO ROSIER THOMAS SPEKE JOHN MOTTROM 20th July 1658, This Acquit was recorded === Contributed by: James Hughes Note: p.30. "Whereas Mr John Hiller hath solde six female Cattle and a Bull to Mr John Rosier Clerke", the Rev. Rosier agrees to assign, upon demand, the cattle to MRS. Anne HILLER WIFE OF JNO HILLER. dated 28th April 1654. Signed Jo Rosier. Wit: Tho Wilsford. Rec 16 Nov 1654. Source: Fleet, Beverley, Westmoreland County, 1653-1657 Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. County, 1961, 104 pgs. === Northumberland County Record Book 1652 -1658: İPeter's Row - 2002 Nathaniel Jones his deposition Nathaniel Jones aged 24 years or there abouts sworn and examined saith that he heard Thomas Baker and Thomas Knight both say unto him in the time that Thomas Baker and Thomas Knight live upon the plantation with [-----] John Hillers that then this depon't heard Thomas Baker being in discourse concerning a boar of Mr. John Ham-] deceased Thomas Baker replyed saying the location my dog and I killed the boar and this depon't hath [--- ]Thomas Knight confessed the same being at that time both [-----] copartners in estates and also this depon't saith the said Baker and Knight said they did bury the same [-----] within the plantation and further this depon't saith the mark of Nathaniel Jones taken before Mr. Nathaniel Pope and Major Thomas Baldridge. Recorded the 25th November 1652. === Contributed by: James Hughes URL: http://www5.familytreemaker.com/cgi-bin/texis/find/search30/?query=john+hi ller+john+rozier&db=online&areas=10&head=online&booknum=&category=&words=j ohn+hiller&first=john&last=rozier&cmd=context&id=387a4c3e2#hit1 URL title: Family Tree Maker Online: GenealogyLibrary.com: Tennessee Cousins, Page 506 Note: Agreement: JOHN HILLER, GENT. (This man was father in law of REV. JOHN ROZIER) acknowledges the 100 acres upon which Peter Fypound (Phippin) is at presxnt seated and in his (Hiller's) right to belong to Mrs. Anna BERNARD of York, etc. Dated Jan. 27, 1653/4. Signed JOHN HILLER. Witnesses: JOHN ROZIER and JOHN DINELY.Other references to JOHN DINELY appear on pages 9, 12 and 22, of same. === James Hughes 2005-11-23 22:23:31 Proceedings of the County Court of Charles County, 1658-1666Volume 53, Page 305 And for the Confirmation of the sayd petition the plantiue produced too Copies of orders of Court attested under Mr John Ryues hand Clarke of Westmorland Countie in the Colonie of Verginia as followeth: At a Court held in Westmorland County the 31th of March 1657 Present Collo: Thomas Speake Lt Collo: Nathaniell Pope Mr Walter Bradhurst Major John hollowes Mr JOHN HILLER Comis Mr Gerrard Fouke Mr James Balderidge Whearas Capt Brent arested William Robisson for taking away of a Canoe of his which Cost thirty flue armes lenght of Roanoake and the sayd Robisson not appearing the Court doth order that if Capt Bainham Sheriffe in default of not taking securitie doe not bring forth the bodie of the sayd Robisson to the Court befor the twentith of October next the action being then proued that then order shall pas against him for the payment of the thirty flue armes lenght of Rowanoake with Charge of Court els Execution Vera Copia test: John Ryues Clarke === James Hughes 2005-11-23 22:27:23 Judicial and Testamentary Business of the Provincial Court, 1637-1650Volume 4, Page 512 Liber A 17 Octobr Knowe all men by these prsents that I Edward Hill doe institute and appoint Mr John Hollis my true and lawfull Attorney for mee and to my vse to recover all such debts Bills bonds Covenants Orders Judgmts whatsoever due to mee in the prcincts of the County of Northumberland and the Province of Maryland And these shall authorize the said Mr Hollis to pforme and execute all things as if I my self were present In witnes whereof I have herevnto sett my hand and Seale this 17th of September 1649 Edw Hill Testes JO: ROSIER. JOHN HILLIER == Jh Note: The will of Thomas Boys dated Aug. 1, 1657 and Prob Oct. 20, 1657 in Westmoreland Co. was witnessed by Richard Browne. His executors were: John Hallowes, John Hillier, and Thomas Wilsford. His will states he left his sisters and his son Thomas in Isle of Wright and says his son was about 32 in 1656. "his now wife Elizabeth" may indicate a previous marriage. Thomas Boys was in St.Mary's Co by 1637. His name seems to pop up most frequently with Nathaniel Pope and Marmaduke Snow. === WILLS OF Westmoreland County, Virginia 1654-1800 BY AUGUSTA B. FOTHERGILL: Pg 2 BOYCE, THOMAS, 1 August 1656; 15 October 1657. Legatees; Elizabeth my now wife; Major John Hallowes; friend John Hillier; friend Thomas Wilsford; son Thomas Boyce aged about 32 years who was born in the Isle of Wight, and if he cannot be heard of his legacy to my sisters Eleanor and Dorothy and Jane Boyce. My executors shall write to the Mayor of Newport and inquire for my son Thomas and my sisters whom I left in Gotyam near Newport and if they are not heard of estate to friends Major John Hallowes, John Hillier and Thomas Wilsford, gents === 1650-1652 Deed-Will Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 43 Att a Court houlden att CHICKECON the 24th May 1650 Whereas it appeareth to this Court that WM. PINLEY did and stands indebted unto THO: BOYS one Servant to be delivered upon payment of two hhds. of tobaco from JOHN HILLERS who engaged himselfe to deliver the said tobaco to the said PINLEY for the use of the said BOYS & now the said PINLEY is deceased, & the said Servant not delivered, the Court hath therefore ordered that the said JOHN HILLER shall by the Tenth day of December next deliver unto the said THO: BOYS or his assignes one sufficient man Servant else Execucon &c. === 1650-1652 Deed-Will Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 43 Att a Court houlden att CHICKECON the 24th May 1650 Whereas it appeareth to this Court that JOHN HILLER hath paid & standeth ingaged for ZEPHANIAH SMITH sumes of tobaco & the said SMITH is bound to save harmless the said HILLER and whereas there remaineth in the hands of the said HILLER some part of the Estate of the said SMITH, The Court doth therefore order that the said JOHN HILLER shall detaine in his hands the said Estate till a final end & legall determinacon of all differences be made betweene the said HILLER & SMITH === http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=71&last=&g_p=P3&col lection=LO Patent Title Hillier, John. Publication 19 October 1653. Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41. Note Location: Northumberland County. Description: 100 acres at the head of Attopinn Creek. Source: Land Office Patents No. 3, 1652-1655, p. 71 (Reel 2). === http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=70&last=&g_p=P3&col lection=LO Patent Title Hillier, John. Publication 19 October 1653. Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41. Note Location: Northumberland County. Description: 920 acres N. Et. on Potomac River, west on the land of Thomas Peake and a small branch of upper Matchotique River. Source: Land Office Patents No. 3, 1652-1655, p. 70 (Reel 2). === http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=180&last=&g_p=P5&co llection=LO Patent Title Rosier, Elizabeth. Publication 18 March 1662. Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41. Related See also the following surname(s): Rosyer. Note Location: Northumberland County. Grantee(s): Rosier, Elizabeth & Rosier, John. Description: 920 acres n. Et. on Potomac river, N. Wt. on the land of Thomas Peake, and small branches of upper Machotick river The land formerly granted to John Hellier [i.e. Hillier]. Source: Land Office Patents No. 5, 1661-1666 (v.1 & 2 p.1-369), p. 180 (Reel 5). === CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 3; Pg 253 JOHN HILLIER, 920 acs. Northumberland Co., 19 Oct. 1653, p. 70. N. E. upon Potomeck Riv., W. upon land of Thomas Peake & a small branch of upper Matchotique Riv. & S. E. upon land of Thomas Boyce. Trans. of 19 pers: Richard King, William Thomas, Richard Bennett, John Hillier, his wife , Wm. Fossett, Fra. Jenkins, Joane Thomas, Sarah Wilsonn, William Beale, Math. Welbeloved, Andrew Dunstan, Elizab. Parry, Lawrence Dawby, Eta. Morgan, Gent. Note 20 acres the overplush in Browns patent being at the disposall of Abra. Moone. 150 acres rights the overplush of a patent of 209 acres granted to Thomas Hinson and by his Assignee sold to Abra. Moone on which patent is 5 rights the residue made use of. === CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 3; Pg 253 JOHN HILLIER, 100 aa. Northumberland Co., 19 Oct. 1653, p. 71. At the head of Attopinn Cr., bounding N. E. upon the lower part of the Dam, etc. Trans. of 2 pers: Richard Parker. Robert Border. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I23571 | Hillier, John* (I42863)
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| 1974 | 1658: Charles County Circuit Court, Liber B, 10 May 1663, Page 113 - 114 Patent: John Lewgar, Sec'y of the Province, transported many persons into the province grants unto James Walker, assignee of John Lewgar a parcel of land lying on the west side of the Wicokomoco, River and Walker's Run containing 200 acres 17 Aug 1658; /s/ Josias Fendall Endorsement on back: James Walker assigns rights to Edward Swan; dated 27 Jan 1658; /s/ James Walker; wit. Robert Hickes (mark), Richard Granger (mark) ==== 1658: Charles County Circuit Court, Liber A; 26 October 1658, Page 22 John Piper demands warrant against John Villaine in action of the case; subpoena to warn John Courts, Edward Swane and Hew Neale to testify 1662: Charles County Circuit Court, Liber A; 22 Apr 1662, Page 201 Edward Swan presents Elisabeth Ireland; judged to 17 years old === Charles County Circuit Court, Liber B, 28 Jul 1663, Page 125 John Piper and Samuell Dobson bind themselves never to trouble nor molest Edward Swan of a parcel of land containing 100 acres which the said Swan was possessed of before any of us had any relation to the one half of the said land; 14 Jan 1662; /s/ John Piper (mark); Samuell Dobson; wit. Susan Swan (mark) === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Piccawaxen or Wm&Mary: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 291-23: PROMISE: 140 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Bayly, John : Surveyed Sept 1673 for John Dent at a bound oak and bound tree of Edward Swann and William Marshall, Bounding upon Swan N.W.: Surveyed 10 July 1665 for John Nevitt Adjoining to the land of Edward Swan 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Surveyed 10 June 1682 for Wm Ward near the head of Wicomico river at the East Bound of the land late of Edward Swan Rent Rolls Charles County Md: Possession of - 250 Acres - Wilson, John: Surveyed 16 Jan 1664 for Richard Watson in the woods adjoining to the land of Edward Swann called EAGLETON: Other Tracts Mentioned: EAGLETON; WILSONS CHOICE ==== 1706: === Charles County Land Records, Liber C#2 Page 7 Recorded at request of Thomas Stonestreet, Jr.: 11 Jun 1706; Indenture from Thomas Stonestreet, Sr., planter of Prince George's Co., to Thomas Stonestreet, Jr., of Prince George's Co., younger son of Thomas, Sr.; for natural love and affection and 5s; part of a tract called Birth Denn formerly in St. Mary's now in Charles Co.; bounded by Richard Morris and Edward Swann; laid out for 150 acres; /s/ Thomas Stonestreet (mark); wit. William Stone, Edward Chapman, Cornelius White; ack. in open court 11 Jun 1706 | Swann, Edward* Col (I2793)
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| 1975 | 1659 Joane Miller daughter of Obadiah Miller born the 6th of 5th mon 1659 Springfield, MA: Vital Records to 1850 http://www.americanancestors.org/PageDetail.aspx?recordId=7544967 | Miller, Joanna (I4079)
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| 1976 | 1661: witnessed the will/probate of John Harmon of Springfield, (History of CT Valley, Volume II, p. 165) | Lumbard, John (I43502)
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| 1977 | 1662-1665 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 316 Northumberland County Court 21th of July 1662 - It is ordered that MRS ELIZABETH COLCLOUGH. the Widdow & Relict of Major GEORGE COLCLOUGH, deced., shall have a Commission of Administracon of the Estate of her said Husband. shee presentinge an Inventory and giveinge security to the Court accordinge to Law === 1650-1652 Deed-Will Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 74 At a Court held for the County of Northumberland the 22th of Aprill 1652 Wee whose names are subscribed doe promise &ingage our selves to be true & faith full to the Comonwealth of England as it is now established without KING or HOUSE of LORDES GEORGE COLCLOUGH === Contributed by Ralph D. Smith June 1663 - Account of the estate of Maj. George Colclough, deceased, by Isaac Allerton who married his relict and administratrix. The list of debts owed to Colclough's estate includes Edward Diar [sic; Dyer.] Source: Sparacio, Ruth and Sam, "Deed and Will Abstracts of Northumberland County, Virginia, 1662-1666," p. 16. === Northumberland County Record Book 1652 -1658: İPeter's Row - 2002 [Page 87 L] [-----] Governor Council concerning William Preslys and concerning Col. Mottroms estate [-----] of the [-----] estate. At a Quarter Court held at James City the 7th of June 1656. Present Esqs. - Edward Digges Esq. Governor Col. Wm. Claiborne Col. Thomas Pettus Co!. Edward Hill Mr. Nathaniel Bacon Upon the hearing of the cause concerning the will of Col John Mottrom and the estates of his children in whose possession soever either in Virginia or else where. It is with the consents of CoI. Speck and Mr. Colclough Overseers of the said will, ordered that the estates of the orphans shall wholly be delivered into the possession of Mr. Wm. Presly one of the Overseers of the said will and Mr. Colclough in right of his wife the relict of the said Col. Mottrom to have such of the household staff or shall be convenient for her according to the appraisement, and to give the said Presly a just account of all things which he have in his custody belonging to that estate and for the better enableing the said Presly to manage their estate and pay the debts, a Commission of administration to issue to the said Presly there upon he giving caution to the court to save them harmless and also to give security to deal justly therein and such allowence to be given to the said Presly for hispaines and the clothing and diet of the said children wheresoever they shall be kept as the Overseers can agree on not exceeding the annual benefit and produce of their estates due by the will and that what estate remains in being shall not be effected nor alienated to any other use then to the orphans, under the ordering of the said Presly provided always that the debts be duely paid and that the widow shall have her due thirds of land and personal estate and Col. Speke to deliver all the writings which belongeth thereunto unto the said Presly, further in case the said Presly refuse the administration then another administrator to be chosen by the three Overseers or the main part of them who is to give the like caution and to proceed as before specified. Vera copia teste - Thomas Brereton Cl. Con. 21st July 1656, this order was recorded. === Contributed by: James Hughes Note: Allerton, Mr Isaac. m. Mrs Ursula Colclough widow of Major George Colclough in 1664. A person of this name referred to as "our Loveinge Brother" by Tho and Sarah Willoby. 20 Feb 1663/4. 15. 124 Source: Fleet, Beverley, Northumbria collectanea, 1645-1720 Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. County, 1961, 254 pgs. === Northumberland County Record Book 1652 -1658: pg 26 Whereas RICHARD LAKE, Gent? hath formerly made sale unto GEORGE COLCLOUGH of WICOCOMOCOE of a certaine p:cell of land comonly called HULLS THICKET being the moyety of land formerly belonging to Mr. THOMAS BROUGHTON & ( ); the said LAKE, Now know yee that I said RICHARD LAKE do hereby covenant & grant to & with ye said GEORGE COLCLOUGH his heires & Administrators by these pr:sents that he ye said RICHARD LAKE his Executors & Admrs., will affire & make good unto ye said GEORGE COLCLOUGH his heires and assignes of one moyetie of ye said Land so granted unto ye said BROUGHTON & that against all p:sons whatsoever; In Witness whereof the said LAKE hath hereunto put his hand & seale ye 20th day of January 1652. Witness to ye signeing sealeing & deliverey hereof JOHN MOTTROM, RICH: LAKE SIMON RICHARDSON THOMAS KEDBY. Let me intreat you to record a certain writeinge wherein I have assured GEORGE COLCLOUGH of ye moyety of a tract of land formerly belonginge to Mr. THOMAS BROUGHTON comonly called HULLS THICKETT near LITTLE WICOCOMOCOE & this shall intrust you with power sufficient to doe ye same & I shalbe yor: thankful Friend; RICH: LAKE 20th January 1652, 20 May 1653. This Assurance of Mr. LAKES to Mr. COLCLOUGH was acknowledged in Court by THO: KEDBY accordinge to ye writeing above written & recorded === 1662-1665 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 348-349 Northumberland County Court 20th of April 1663 - Whereas SYMON DODSON was (by Maior GEORGE COLCLOUGH the last years) employed as Overseer of certaine Servants to make a Crop of Corne & tobacco. It is therefore ordered that Mr. ISAAC ALLERTON, whoe married with ye Relict & Admrx. of the sd, Maior GEORGE COLCLOUGH, shall forthwith allowe and pay the sd. SYMON DODSON the twelfth share of Corne & tobacco made by him & the sd. Servants - It appeares to this Court that SAMLL. MAN as Admr. of JNO: BENNETT, deced., standeth indebted unto the Estate of Maior GEO: COLCLOUGH, deced., in the summe of three hundred seaventy and eight pounds of tobacco for Levies and Sherriffes Fees. It is therefore ordered that the said SAMUELL MAN shall by the tenth of Octobr: next make paymt. of the sd, summe of 878 lbs. of tobco unto Mr. ISAAC ALLERTON, whoe married with the Relict and Admrx, of the sd. Maior GEORGE COLCOUGH, als execucon & the Order granted against the Sherriffe for want of ye sd, MAN's appeareance reversed - Whereas EDWARD WILKINGTON was employed by Maior GEORGE COLCLOUGH the last yeare as Overseer of certaine Servants to make a Crop of tobacco at one of the sd. Major COLCLOUGHs Plantacons called STREET's NECK, It is therefore ordered that Mr. ISAAC ALLERTON, whoe married with the Relict and Admrx. of the sd. Major GEORGE COLCLOUGH, shall forthwith make payment of one full share & halfe of tobacco unto the sd. EDWARD WILKINGTON made by him & the sd. Servts. - Whereas Mr, WILLIAM WILLDEY, Overseer of certaine Servants belonginge to Major GEORGE COLCLOUGH, together with two Servants of the sd.WILLDEYs made a Crop of Corne & Tobacco the last yeare at one of the Plantacons of the sd. Maior COLCLOUGH called HULLS THICKET, It is therefore ordered that Mr. ISAAC ALLERTON, whoe married with the Relict and Admrx. of the sd. Maior GEORGE COLCLOUGH, shall forthwith make payment of three full shares & halfe of Corne and Tobacco unto the sd, WILLIAM WILLDY made by him & the sd. Servts. - Upon the peticon of Mr, ISAAC ALLERTON, Admr, of Maior GEORGE COLCLOUGH, deced., it is ordered that an Apprizemt, bee made of an Estate that formerly belonged to Mr. SYMON OVERZEE, wch: was in the hands of the sd. Maior COLCLOUGH & not Inventoried with his Estate, although possessed therewith in right of his Wife but by the Relict of the sd. Maior COLCLOUGH presented to the Court & recorded; & it is further ordered that Mr.WILLIAM THOMAS, Mr. THOMAS BRERETON, EDWARD COLES and RICHARD SPANN bee apprizers of the sd. Estate & sworne before Lt. Coll. SAMLL. SMYTH === CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 2; Pg 211 GEORGE COLCLOUGH, Gent. 500 an. Northumberland Co., 3 Apr. 1651, p. 303. Upon the S. side of Deviding Cr., abutting E. upon sd. Cr., S. S. W. along the land of Richard Jones, Gent., W. upon the Mountaynes & N. N. E. upon the land of Abraham Moone. Trans. of 10 pers: James Davis, William Brent, John Lacke, William Dennis, James Loen, John Curr, William Hunt, John Trenor (or Trevor.) === CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 3; Pg 256 EDMOND KEMP, GEO. CORTLOUGH & JOHN MERADITH, 900 acs. Lancaster Co., 25 Nov. 1653, p. 83. Upon N. side of Rappa. Riv., bounded upon S. side of an eastern branch of Corotoman Riv., beg. upon a poynt upon the Eastermost side dividing this & land of William Clapham, Senr. Trans. of 18 pers: James Johnson, William Jones, John Williams, Richard Willett, William Rouse, Jane Macklatt, John Lynar, Fra. Cole, Edmond Kemp, William Leige, Charles Waldgrave, Edward Walgrave, Edward Kempe, Roury macRoury, David a Scott, John Wright, William Birkenhead, Mary Payton. === CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 3; Pg 309 GEORGE COLTCLOUGH, 300 acs. Northumberland Co., 4 June 1655, p. 347. Sly. upon Wicocomoco Cr. & adj. his own land. Trans. of 6 pers: Robt. Morely, Xpr. Vaughan, Tho. Hinton, David Pool, his wife Mary, Marg. Buttey. === CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 4; Pg 359 WM. WILDY, 1000 acs. on Wwd. side of Hopkins Cr. in Patomeck freshes. 27 Jan. 1657, p. I48, (216). Trans. of 20 pers: Tho. Radly, Thomas Chester, Jno. Withers, Dorathy Jones, Eliz. Cook, Tho. Hopkins, John Hopkins, Richard Walter, Isaaclc Hill, Eliz. Briggs, Jno. Morgan, Jno. Tally, Robert Digby, Mary Sadler, Elizabeth James, Katherine Chester, Roger Poyton, David Lewellin, Richard Luckett, Jno. Adlome (or Adcome). Note: This patent is taken up in the name of Georg Colclough. === CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 4; Pg 359 MR. GEORGE COLCLOUGH, 2266 acs. Northumberland Co., 25 Jan. 1657, p. 149, (2I7). Beg. at the head of Bridges Cr., running to a creek issueing out of Patomeck Riv. known by the name of Herring Cr. &c. 600 acs. by patent dated 3 Sept. 1651; 850 acs. granted unto Elizabeth Hull, Widdowe, 21 Oct. 1643, by her sold to Thomas Broughton & Richard Lake, both of whom assigned unto sd. Colclough; 250 acs. granted unto Jno. Mattrom, Jr. 10 Dec. 1650, assigned unto Wm. Cocke & by Col. John Mattrom, admr. of sd. Cocke, assigned unto sd. Colclough; 300 acs. granted unto John Mattrom 4 Jan. 1655 & assigned unto sd. Coldough; 266 acs. due for trans. of 6 pers. === http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=303&last=&g_p=P2&co llection=LO Patent Title Colclough, George. Publication 3 April 1651. Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41. Related See also the following surname(s): Coltclough. Note Location: Northumberland County. Description: 500 acres on the south side of the dividing creek, east on the same, S. S. Wt. alongst the land of Richard Jones; west, upon the Mountaynes. Source: Land Office Patents No. 2, 1643-1651, p. 303 (Reel 2). === http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=318&last=&g_p=P2&co llection=LO Patent Title Hull, John. Publication 5 June 1651. Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41. Note Location: Northumberland County. Description: 500 acres on the south side the dividing creek south upon the land of Geo. Coltlough, west on a white marsh or glade with high lands called the mountains. Source: Land Office Patents No. 2, 1643-1651, p. 318 (Reel 2). === http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=347&last=&g_p=P3&co llection=LO Patent Title Coltelough, George. Publication 4 June 1655. Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41. Note Location: Northumberland County. Description: 300 acres butting Southerly on Wicocomoco Creek; Easterly upon the land formerly pattented by the said Coltelough as a branch called Budg. Creek. Source: Land Office Patents No. 3, 1652-1655, p. 347 (Reel 2). === http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=217&last=&g_p=P4&co llection=LO Patent Title Coltelough, George. Publication 25 January 1657. Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41. Note Location: Northumberland County. Description: 2266 acres on Wicocomoco Creek. Beg. g on the head of Bridge Creek &c. on the head of the said creek. Source: Land Office Patents No. 4, 1655-1664, p. 217 (Reel 4). === http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=417&last=&g_p=P4&co llection=LO Patent Title Austin, James. Publication 28 September 1661. Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41. Note Location: Northumberland County. Description: 900 acres beg.g and bounding easterly on a parcel of land formerly patented by George Coltclough. Southerly on Wicocomoco Creek. Source: Land Office Patents No. 4, 1655-1664, p. 417 (Reel 4). === http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=440&last=&g_p=P4&co llection=LO Patent Title Richardson, Symon. Publication 10 July 1661. Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41. Note Location: Northumberland County. Description: 314 acres beg.g &c. on the Herring Creek, which divideth this land and the land of Majr. George Colclough. Source: Land Office Patents No. 4, 1655-1664, p. 440 (Reel 4). http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I23407 | Cloclough, George (I48183)
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| 1978 | 1662-1666 Deed & Will Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 125 I WM: THOMAS for diverse good & valuable considerecons me thereunto moving have sold & made sale of Two hundred twenty nine acres of land lying on the North side of GREATE WICOCOMOCO RIVER unto RICH: WAY & his heyres & assignes for ever; the sd: Land beinge originally Pattented to THO: KEDBY by him assigned to JOHN JOHNSON & from ye sd: JOHNSON to my selfe wth: warrantye as likewise Fifty acres more included wth:in a pattent of Land taken up by THO: GERRARD, pte: of ye Land now in ye possession of DAN: NEALE, wch: was likewise sold mee by ye sd: JOHNSON wth warrantye, & wth: the like warrantye I ye sd: THOMAS doe for my selfe my heires make sale of both ye p:cells of land unto ye sd: WAY his heyres or assignes wth: all ye priviledges & all ye houses & edifices thereon built & erected; ',mil, I oblige my selfe to acknowledge upon demand; & as soon as opportunity pr:sents to deliver Patt: of; In Witnesse whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale this 12 March 1663 In presence of JOHN HANEYE WM: THOMAS THO; MOULTON, HUGH CROMPTON Apr: 20th 1664. This Bill of Sale was acknowledged in Northumberland County Cort: by Mr. THOMAS & is recorded | Thomas, William (I48212)
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| 1979 | 1662-1666 Deed & Will Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 130 EDWARD SAUNDERS declareth yt: the Cattle given to the Orphants of JNO: HUDNALL, deced., by the sd: SAUNDERS, are incrust since the Deed of Gift was confirmed as followeth; viz: HENRY HUDNALLs Cattle incrust by one Cow Calfe, MARY HUDNALL by one 2 years old heyfer & one Cow Calfe; ELIZ: HUDNALL by one 2 years of heyfer & 2 cowe Calves Dr. SAUNDERS Accot of HUDNALLs Orphants Stock from folio 82 huius libri | Sanders, Dr. Edward (I48220)
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| 1980 | 1662-1666 Deed & Will Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 145 I REBECCA THOMAS, Wife of WM: THOMAS, doe constitute & appoynt my loveinge Freind, SYM: DODSON, my true & lawfull Attorney in my place & stead to acknowledge my consent & free surrender of all my title & interest of all such lands & tenemts: sold by my Husband aforesd: unto RICH: WEY, & whatsoever my Attorney shall doe in ye p:misses I doe ratify & confirme to be as authentique as if that I were p:sonally p:sent; As Witnesse my hand this 7th of 10ber: 1664 Witnesse RICH: FEILDINGE Sign: REBECCA THOMAS ROBT: POWELL 20th January 1664. Recognitur et recoratur | Philpott, Rebecca (I48206)
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| 1981 | 1662-1666 Deed & Will Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 145 I REBECCA THOMAS, Wife of WM: THOMAS, doe constitute & appoynt my loveinge Freind, SYM: DODSON, my true & lawfull Attorney in my place & stead to acknowledge my consent & free surrender of all my title & interest of all such lands & tenemts: sold by my Husband aforesd: unto RICH: WEY, & whatsoever my Attorney shall doe in ye p:misses I doe ratify & confirme to be as authentique as if that I were p:sonally p:sent; As Witnesse my hand this 7th of 10ber: 1664 Witnesse RICH: FEILDINGE Sign: REBECCA THOMAS ROBT: POWELL 20th January 1664. Recognitur et recoratur | Thomas, William (I48212)
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| 1982 | 1663 Dugger Henry 41 1809 North Carolina 1663 Dugger Sarrah 39 1811 North Carolina 1663 Dugger David A 28 1822 North Carolina 1663 Dugger Eliza E 15 1835 North Carolina 1663 Dugger Wiley 13 1837 Tennessee 1663 Dugger Hardin 10 1840 Tennessee 1663 Dugger Enoch H 7 1843 Tennessee 1663 Dugger Ferney T 2 1848 Tennessee 1664 Dugger John 21 1829 North Carolina 1664 Dugger Mary H 21 1829 Tennessee 1664 Dugger Sarrah E 1 1849 Tennessee 1664 Reeter (Recter?) Sarrah 63 1787 Virginia her mother? his g-mother? 1664 Reeter Sarrah 3 1847 Tennessee | Dugger, John W. (I37403)
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| 1983 | 1663 Dugger Henry 41 1809 North Carolina 1663 Dugger Sarrah 39 1811 North Carolina 1663 Dugger David A 28 1822 North Carolina 1663 Dugger Eliza E 15 1835 North Carolina 1663 Dugger Wiley 13 1837 Tennessee 1663 Dugger Hardin 10 1840 Tennessee 1663 Dugger Enoch H 7 1843 Tennessee 1663 Dugger Ferney T 2 1848 Tennessee 1664 Dugger John 21 1829 North Carolina (Henry's son) 1664 Dugger Mary H 21 1829 Tennessee 1664 Dugger Sarrah E 1 1849 Tennessee 1664 Reeter Sarrah 63 1787 Virginia her mother? his g-mother? 1664 Reeter Sarrah 3 1847 Tennessee | Dugger, Henry (I37401)
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| 1984 | 1663: Charles County Circuit Court, Liber B, 28 Jul 1663, Page 125 John Piper and Samuell Dobson bind themselves never to trouble nor molest Edward Swan of a parcel of land containing 100 acres which the said Swan was possessed of before any of us had any relation to the one half of the said land; 14 Jan 1662; /s/ John Piper (mark); Samuell Dobson; wit. Susan Swan (mark) | Heath, Susannah* (I16101)
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| 1985 | 1665 August they were bound over to the County Court by Pynchon 'haveing had sad bickeringe and strife between themselves'. Upon their appearance they owned they had not carried it well with each other formerly but asserted that, since being bound for their appearance, they had lived in peace and quietness. After being admonished by the court they werre released of their bond upon promises of better carriage". -- see Pynchon Court Record. | Cogan (Coggin), Mrs. Joane* (..) (immigrant) (I4118)
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| 1986 | 1665-1669 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 449 Northumberland County Court 20th of August 1666 (for court in James Town) - Mr. WILLIAM THOMAS beinge ordered ye last Cort: to give suretyes for ye peace, JOHN HULL & THOMAS PHILPOT doe in gage them selves wth: ye said WM: THOMAS ioyntly & sevrally in ye penall summe of forty pounds Sterling money of England to or: Sovereigne Lord ye Kinge & doe oblige them selves yt: ye said WM: THOMAS shall demeane him selfe peaceably & civilly towards his Maties & all his Maties: Leige people; WM: THOMAS THO: PHILPOT JOHN HULL | Thomas, William (I48212)
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| 1987 | 1666 Joan and Obadiah had problems paying their bills at Pynchon's company store and in 1666 gave him six acres of their land in Cold Spring in West Springfield to pay their debt to him. | Cogan (Coggin), Mrs. Joane* (..) (immigrant) (I4118)
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| 1988 | 1666/7, he moved to the place that came to be called ?Taliaferro?s Mount? on the Rappahannock River in Old Rappahannock/Essex/Caroline County, near the site of the present town of Port Royal. | Taliaferro, Robert (immigrant) (I47931)
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| 1989 | 1668 March 28 they gave Pynchon nine more acres abutting the Great River. | Cogan (Coggin), Mrs. Joane* (..) (immigrant) (I4118)
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| 1990 | 1669 April - Pynchon wrote: "Goodwife Miller came to mee with her husband and said she was willing that I should have the land but she thought I gave too little and in further discoursing and owning my debt to have been long due, she was willing to agree to the sale if I would allow her 11 shillings she owes for kersey, which I yielded to, and so both of them were willing and the price for the land is 18 pounds 1 shillings." | Cogan (Coggin), Mrs. Joane* (..) (immigrant) (I4118)
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| 1991 | 1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 87 Northumberland County Court 20th of January 1669/1670 - THOM: HUDNALL chooseth Mr. SANDERS for his Guardian | Hudnall, Thomas (I48221)
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| 1992 | 1670 Tyler Street P E Gray 41 1899 Texas fireman city fire dept tiller ladder truck Vester Gray 36 Texas 1904 Texas Percy Gray 16 2nd yr high school | Gray, Percy Edgar Jr. (I48495)
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| 1993 | 1670 Tyler Street P E Gray 41 1899 Texas fireman, city fire dept tiller ladder truck Vester Gray 36 1904 Texas Percy Gray junior 16 1924 high school 2nd yr same house in 1935. | Gray, Percy Edgar Sr. (see G.J. Corrigan Sr) (I22528)
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| 1994 | 1671/1672: Matthew was born. Was son of John. Ref: Maryland Deponents, 1634-1799. 1701. Charles County. Administration account of Thomas Wakefield includes payment to Mathew Compton. 1701, Jan 7. Charles County. The estate of James Lynes was appraised by John Compton and Mathew Compton. 1702, May 14. Charles County. Deed from Abel Wakefield, planter, to Mathew Compton, cooper, and his wife Susannah, for part of a tract of land called Manchester on the Wicomico River, in tenure of Wakefield. Witnessed by Walter Story, Rob. Mastene, Phillip Briscoe, Sr, John ?Talon. Liber C#2, page 117. 1704, Mar 6. Charles County. Administration account of Samuell Compton included payments to Phill. Briscoe, Mathew Compton. 1706, Sept 25: Thomas Dixon [the husband of the relict of Samuell Compton] and Mathew Compton were the appraisers of the estate of John Russell, Charles Co. 1709: son Matthew, Jr. born. Ref: Maryland Deponents, 1634-1799. 1713, May 29. Charles County. Named as a son of John Compton (Campton). John Compton's will was proved Mar 5, 1718. Mathew received one third of his father's real, and one third of his father's personal estate, whereas John's eldest son John received two thirds of the real and personal estate. The real estate lay in both Charles and St. Mary's Counties. No other children were mentioned. 1721, Nov 20: Matthew Compton was one of the appraisers of the estate of Joseph Peters of St Mary's County. 1722, Mar 9: Matthew Compton of St Mary's County, planter, divided up with Wm Compton of Chas Co, planter, 2 tracts of land, named Boswell and Booden, with Matthew getting two thirds, and William getting one third. This division was being done to comply with the will of John Compton Sr, deceased, of Charles County. [Suggests that Matthew was now the heir of his uncle John, and that William was closely related. According to Ref: Maryland Deponents, 1634-1799, William was born 1660, making him the same generation as Matthew Sr - possibly a brother]. Ref: Charles County Deed Book L2, p. 78. Also received 140 acres, "Rangle." 1725: one of the appraisers of the estate of Thomas Morris, St Mary's County. 1737 Mar 20, son sold Matthew Jr. 90 acres called "Boden" and "Boswell" for 1000 pounds tobacco, included dwelling buildings, barns, stables, garden and orchards. 1744/5, Mar 19: will of Matthew Compton Sr was written. Names son Samuel (possessed of Matthew's land in VA), daughter Susanna Whitely, daughter Elender Slye, 2 shillings sterling each, grandson Matthew Compton Parker, 2 shillings silver, and son Matthew Compton all the rest of his property. This will was witnessed by George Briscoe and William Howard. The will was proved Sep 15, 1747. (Note: Susannah had a bro George who was already deceased at this time. The wit George Briscoe probably a nephew of Susannah, being a son of one of her brothers: John Sr, Philip, Edward, George, or James Briscoe. Died Mar 14, 1747. Ref: Calvert Co, MD Genealogy Newsletter, Vol XI No 1 p. 2 (Sarah Browder's notes furnished 12/15/03 MATTHEW COMPTON SR -son of John Compton(Ref. Maryland Deponents 1671-1747) There is in Charles Co. Administrations accounts of Thomas Wakefield which includes payment to Matthew Compton. MATTHEW COMPTON was born June 17, 1671 and married Susanna Briscoe, daughter of Phillip and Susannah (Swann) Briscoe-she being the daughter of Edward Swann and wife Susanna and Edward possibly the son of Samuel Swann. ***come back to this Edward Swann and John Compton (1-1) received land in same counties and at same time for the following parcels of land: John Compton and son Matthew both used the Compton family of Northhampton, England's seal on documents. The family is in the Earl of Northahmpton and listed in Burke's Peerage. Mathew and Susanna purchased land called Manchester from Abel Wakefield in 1705 for 5000 pounds of tobacco, Mathew being listed at that time as a cooper, or maker of barrels. On 9 March 1722 Mathew received land from his father John. This was his 1/3 share of 200 acres called Boswell and 80 acres called Boden. By 20 March 1737 Mathew Sr sold his son Mathew Jr. 90 acres of the Boden and Boswell property he had received from his father, inclusing dwellings, out buildings, gardens and orchards. Mathew Sr wrote his will on 19 March 1744(Charles Co Wills L 25, f 150) and it was witnessed by George Briscoe and William Howard. His son Samuel was to receive all land he owned in Virginia and 2 shillings sterling, daughters Susanna Whitely, Elender Slye-2 shillings each, grandson Mathew Compton Parker 2 shillings and son Mathew all the rest of his property, both real and personal, with son Mathew being executor. Witt: George Briscoe, William Howard The will was probated 5 Sept 1747. Liber 25 folio 150 (According to Bible record found actual death date was 9 Aug 1747 and wife Susannah died 12 Jan 1739) Mathew and Susannah's known children were: 3-1 John b 9 Nov 1702 3-2 Philip b 5 Jan 1705 3-3 Susanna b 6 Feb 1707 ca 1745 m Robert Whitely m/2 Henry Taylor 3-5 MATHEW Jr. (see following) 3-6 Eleanor b 1 Dec 1711 m ____ Slye 3-7 Sarah b 24 Mar 1714 m _____Parker 3-8 Samuel, b 19 May 1716(WB 1765 Chas. Co 33.280) Above taken from a Bible record found in Maryland Historical Society Library files. | Compton, Mathew* Sr (I2763)
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| 1995 | 1682 Wall Street Beaumont Peveto Ozan LA France MS cooler, packing house Alice 47 1873 TX TX AL Lila 18 1902 LA Juanita 16 1904 LA George 14 1906 TX Byron 10 1910 TX | Peveto, Ozan (I31841)
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| 1996 | 1683-1686 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 210 Northumberland County Court 16th of January 1683/4 - PITTS his Comm. of Admon A Commission of Administration is granted Mr. JOSIAS PITTS who marryed REBECCA, the Daughter of Mr. WILLIAM THOMAS, deceased, on the Estate of the said THOMAS, he giveing caution according to Law - The Bond JOSIAS PITTS, JAMES CLAUGHTON and JAMES JOHNSON doe oblige themselves joyntly and severally in the penall sum of forty thousand pounds of tobacco and caske that JOSIAS PITTS shall duly administer on the Estate WILLIAM THOMAS, deceased, and exhibite an Inventory thereof according to Law | Thomas, William (I48212)
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| 1997 | 1683-1686 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 210 Northumberland County Court 16th of January 1683/4 - PITTS his Comm. of Admon A Commission of Administration is granted Mr. JOSIAS PITTS who marryed REBECCA, the Daughter of Mr. WILLIAM THOMAS, deceased, on the Estate of the said THOMAS, he giveing caution according to Law - The Bond JOSIAS PITTS, JAMES CLAUGHTON and JAMES JOHNSON doe oblige themselves joyntly and severally in the penall sum of forty thousand pounds of tobacco and caske that JOSIAS PITTS shall duly administer on the Estate WILLIAM THOMAS, deceased, and exhibite an Inventory thereof according to Law | Pitt, Josiah (I48214)
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| 1998 | 1683-1686 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 242 Northumberland County Court 19th September 1684 - WHITE and COTMAN agt SANDERS Whereas EBENEZER and EDWARD SANDERS, Administrators of MRS. MARY THOMAS, were arrested to this Court at the suit of EDWARD WHITE and BENJAMIN COTMAN, Husbands to MARY and ELIZABETH, Daughters of the said MRS. MARY THOMAS for their share of the said MARY's Estate. The Defendants pleaded that they were under arrest to the Generall Court at the suit of Mr. JOSIAS PITTS, Administrator of WILLIAM THOMAS, deceased, for the whole Estate of the said THOMAS, the said PITTS haveing in this Court entered his exception; it is ordered that the next Court the difference between WHITE, COTMAN and the two SANDERS have a full hearing. | Thomas, William (I48212)
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| 1999 | 1683-1686 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 242 Northumberland County Court 19th September 1684 - WHITE and COTMAN agt SANDERS Whereas EBENEZER and EDWARD SANDERS, Administrators of MRS. MARY THOMAS, were arrested to this Court at the suit of EDWARD WHITE and BENJAMIN COTMAN, Husbands to MARY and ELIZABETH, Daughters of the said MRS. MARY THOMAS for their share of the said MARY's Estate. The Defendants pleaded that they were under arrest to the Generall Court at the suit of Mr. JOSIAS PITTS, Administrator of WILLIAM THOMAS, deceased, for the whole Estate of the said THOMAS, the said PITTS haveing in this Court entered his exception; it is ordered that the next Court the difference between WHITE, COTMAN and the two SANDERS have a full hearing. | Pitt, Josiah (I48214)
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| 2000 | 1685: May 2. An acquittance of John Harmon (Jr.)--husband of Mary Dorchester, to her brothers, John and James Dorchester stating that he had already received the forty pounds due him upon the death of Anthony Dorchester who died intestate: These gentlemen testify by oath that whereas Anthony Dorchester, deceased [died intestate] under which consideration the ... Corte [held in Springfield the 3rd of September Anno Dom 1684] made a distribution of the estate of the deceased Anthony Dorchester [awarding to his surviving children] according to law, and made his two sons, John Dorchester and James Dorchester administrators of the said estate of which estate the said Corte gave to me, John Harmon of Springfield and son-in-law to the said Dorchester deceased] forty pounds, which forty pounds I have already received of John and James Dorchester to my full satisfaction; therefore, I, John Harmon, do by these presents for myself, my heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns acquit and forever discharge the said John and James Dorchester, their heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns of all legacies, ... .... or ... due to me or my ... from the said estate. Witness my hand. John Herman X (his mark) In the presence of us: John Richards Thomas Vigers (his mark) John Herman above subscribing his mark came personally and acknowledged the same that he was fully paid and did discharge and acquit John and James Dorchester formal payments as above said and make acknowledgment whereof and of this, his full acquittance, Sept. 18th, 1685. Before John Pynchon The above acquittance entered into the records on October 9, 1685 by John Holyoke. | Harmon, John (I5426)
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