- p. 110, Augusta County, list "A"
Finley, Benjamin 0 0 0 0 0
p. 121, Augusta County, list "B"
Finley, John 0 1 0 9 13
Finley, David - - - - -
son of John (above)
Finley, John 1 1 0 6 15
- wheelright
Finley, John 1 1 0 11 25
Finley, Robt. 0 1 0 10 23
Finley, William - - - - -
- Robert pays tax
Finley, William 0 0 3 6 20
- [Capt.)
Finey, Robert 0 0 0 2 2
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- First found in Prince Edward County when he bought 430 acres on Vaughan's Creek, 19 August 1765 Prince Edward DB 3 21
was designated as of Montgomery County, when he sold Prince Edward property, 10 July 1787 Prince Edward DB 7297.
Bought 165 acres in Montgomery County 24 August 1784 Montgomery County DB A 332
surveyed 162 acres entered 3 August 1783, on 11 February 1785 Surveys, p. 220.
Served on jury of inquest in Montgomery County in 1785 through 1877 Order Book 1 256, 272, 288 4 1788
Divorced wife Mary Pettus sometime prior to 15 January 1800, when son, Dabney brought suit for recovery of slaves Wythe County DB 2 476 78
Wrote will 15 December 1801 Wythe County WB 1 202, named wife, Judith, daughter Mary Ammy Anne?, unborn child children Esau, William, Rhoda, Margaret, John Pettis. Will proved 9 February 1802.
Wilson in Tinkling Springs, gives 30 January 1743 as birth date of this William Finley. Stout has fused him incorrectly with family of John and Thankful Doak Finley. Dabney Pettus will, Charlotte Co., VA Book 1 407a names Mary Finley daughter, 1 September 1788. George Dabney will, King Wm. Co., VA, 24 October 1729 names daughter, Mary Pettus Virginia v. 21, no. 4, Oct Dec 1977, p. 307 310.
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Bef 1743 - Bef 1802 (~ 59 years)
