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     Amey Nalle married William Frazier.⁴
Amey Nalle was born circa 1709 at Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Amey Nalle died in 1734; She filed an admistrator's bond in the estate of her apparent husband.¹
     Reference: From Dolphin & Nall [1978:17]:
     "B5. Amey Nalle was born probably about 1709^{d, 38} in Essex Co., Va.^r Her date and place of death are unknown. In 1728 "Ame Nail" witnessed her father's will.² In 1729 a receipt for part of Martin Nalle's estate signed "Ame Wm. Frazer" was entered into court by Mary Nalle.²⁶ In 1734 in the nuncupative will of Mary Nalle "she give all her wearing cloathes to her daughter .Amey Frazer."²⁷ In 1741 "Amey Fraizier" received the balance of her share of her parents' estate.32 In 1734 in Sootsvlvania Co.. Va.. an administrator's bond was entered in the estate of a "Wm. Frazier." No will was recorded.³⁹

From Dolphin & Nall [1978:18]:
     "References and notes:
     "² Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 4, pp. 273-274. (G. S. Film No. 7431 Pt. 9)
     "²⁶ Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 4, p. 301.
     "²⁷ Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 5, pp. 271-272 (G. S. Film No. 7439 Pt. 1)
     "³² Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 6, p. 366.
     "³⁷ Albermarle Co., Va., Will Book 2, pp. 122-123. (G. S. Film No. 7203 Pt. 3) at Citation.¹
Martin Nalle (I) made a will on 9 April 1728 at Essex Co., Virginia, USA; From Dolphin & Nall [1978:10]:

     "Martin Nalle is believed to have died after 9 Apr. and by 20 Aug. 1728. His will was dated 9 Apr., but no year was noted. The will was proved oh 20 Aug. 1728 in Essex Co., Va., Court.2 The inventory and appraisement of his estate was recorded 19 Nov. 1728.²⁵
Martin Nalle's Will
     "’. . . At a court held for Essex County on the 18th day of September 1728 The within last will of Martin Nail deced was proved by the oath of Mary Nalle Executrix therein named.’^2”

From Dolphin & Nall [1978:18]:
“References and notes:
     "² Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 4, pp. 273-274. (G. S. Film No. 7431 Pt. 9)
     "²⁵ Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 4, pp. 274a, 275, 275a. (G. S. Film No. 7431 Pt. 9.)⁵ Amey Nalle witnessed the probate of the estate of Martin Nalle (I) on 19 November 1728 at Tappahannock, Essex Co., Virginia, USA; From Dolphin & Nall [1978:12]:
     "At a Court held for Essex County at Tappahannack on Tuesday the 19 day of November 1728 This Inventory and Appraisement of the Estate of Martin Nalle Dec'd being returned and admitted to record."²⁵
     "On 11 July 1729 receipts for "nine pounds fourteen shillons and one penny," their part of Martin Nalle's estate, were signed by John Ennis and Betty Ennis and Thomas Dillard and Winifred Dillard. The signature on a similar receipt dated 14 July 1729 appears to be ".Ame Wm. Frazer." All three receipts were presented to the Essex County Court by Mary Nalle on 15 July 1729.²⁶

From Dolphin & Nall [1978:13]:
"References and Notes:

     William Frazier married Amey Nalle, daughter of Martin Nalle (I) and Mary Jane Aldin.¹

William Frazier died circa 1734 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     Reference: From Dolphin & Nall [1978:17]:
     "B5. Amey Nalle was born probably about 1709^{d, 38} in Essex Co., Va.^r Her date and place of death are unknown. In 1728 "Ame Nail" witnessed her father's will.² In 1729 a receipt for part of Martin Nalle's estate signed "Ame Wm. Frazer" was entered into court by Mary Nalle.²⁶ In 1734 in the nuncupative will of Mary Nalle "she give all her wearing cloathes to her daughter .Amey Frazer."²⁷ In 1741 "Amey Fraizier" received the balance of her share of her parents' estate.32 In 1734 in Sootsvlvania Co.. Va.. an administrator's bond was entered in the estate of a "Wm. Frazier." No will was recorded.³⁹

From Dolphin & Nall [1978:18]:
     "References and notes:
     "² Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 4, pp. 273-274. (G. S. Film No. 7431 Pt. 9)
     "²⁶ Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 4, p. 301.
     "²⁷ Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 5, pp. 271-272 (G. S. Film No. 7439 Pt. 1)
     "³² Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 6, p. 366.
     "³⁷ Albermarle Co., Va., Will Book 2, pp. 122-123. (G. S. Film No. 7203 Pt. 3) at Citation.² He witnessed the probate of the estate of Martin Nalle (I) on 19 November 1728 at Tappahannock, Essex Co., Virginia, USA; From Dolphin & Nall [1978:12]:
     "At a Court held for Essex County at Tappahannack on Tuesday the 19 day of November 1728 This Inventory and Appraisement of the Estate of Martin Nalle Dec'd being returned and admitted to record."²⁵
     "On 11 July 1729 receipts for "nine pounds fourteen shillons and one penny," their part of Martin Nalle's estate, were signed by John Ennis and Betty Ennis and Thomas Dillard and Winifred Dillard. The signature on a similar receipt dated 14 July 1729 appears to be ".Ame Wm. Frazer." All three receipts were presented to the Essex County Court by Mary Nalle on 15 July 1729.²⁶

From Dolphin & Nall [1978:13]:
"References and Notes:

     Agnes Nalle was born circa 1709 at Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Thomas Burke after 1741.¹

Agnes Nalle died before 8 January 1765; In his will of 1765, her husband mentioned 6 children, but di not mention a wife, indicating that she was probably deceased by that time.⁴
     GAV-6.

Reference: From Dolphin & Nall [1978:17]:
     "B6. Agnes Nalle was born probably about 1712^{d, 40} in Essex Co., Va.^r Her date and place of death are unknown. She was named in the nuncupative will of her mother, Mary Nalle in 1734: "she give a feather bed. . . to hir daughter Agness."²⁷ Agnes Nalle was unmarried in 1741.³² It is believed that she may have later married Thomas Burk,⁴¹ who purchased the Martin Nalle property from John Nalle in 1734. The will of a Thomas Burk dated 8 Jan. 1765, was probated 12 Feb. 1768 in Essex Co., Va. He bequeathed to six children, but no wife was mentioned, indicating that she was probably deceased.⁴²

From Dolphin & Nall [1978:18]:
     "References and notes:
     "27 Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 5, pp. 271-272 (G. S. Film No. 7439 Pt. 1)
     "32 Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 6, p. 366.
     "40 Estimated on the basis of her being of age by 1734, since no guardian was appointed for her.
     "41 Albert Nalle, Nalle Family Records, pp. 5 and 9.
     "42 Essex Co., Va., Will Book 12, pp. 156-159. (G.S. Film No. 7431 Pt. 10) at Citation.¹

     Thomas Burke married Agnes Nalle, daughter of Martin Nalle (I) and Mary Jane Aldin, after 1741.¹

Thomas Burke died between 8 January 1765 and 12 February 1768 at Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹

His estate was probated on 12 February 1768 at Essex Co., Virginia, USA,
; Per Dolphin & Nall [1978:17]: "The will of a
Thomas Burk dated 8 Jan. 1765, was probated 12 Feb. 1768 in Essex Co., Va. He bequeathed to six
children, but no wife was mentioned, indicating that she was probably deceased.[42]"
Citation:
[42] Essex Co., Va., Will Book 12, pp. 156-159. (G.S. Film No. 7431 Pt. 10.)²
     Reference: From Dolphin & Nall [1978:17]:
     "B6. Agnes Nalle was born probably about 1712^{d, 40} in Essex Co., Va.^r Her date and place of death are unknown. She was named in the nuncupative will of her mother, Mary Nalle in 1734: "she give a feather bed. . . to hir daughter Agness."²⁷ Agnes Nalle was unmarried in 1741.³² It is believed that she may have later married Thomas Burk,⁴¹ who purchased the Martin Nalle property from John Nalle in 1734. The will of a Thomas Burk dated 8 Jan. 1765, was probated 12 Feb. 1768 in Essex Co., Va. He bequeathed to six children, but no wife was mentioned, indicating that she was probably deceased.⁴²

From Dolphin & Nall [1978:18]:
     "References and notes:
     "27 Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 5, pp. 271-272 (G. S. Film No. 7439 Pt. 1)
     "32 Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 6, p. 366.
     "40 Estimated on the basis of her being of age by 1734, since no guardian was appointed for her.
     "41 Albert Nalle, Nalle Family Records, pp. 5 and 9.
     "42 Essex Co., Va., Will Book 12, pp. 156-159. (G.S. Film No. 7431 Pt. 10) at Citation.¹ GAV-6.

Thomas Burke witnessed the will of Martin Nalle (I) on 9 April 1728 at Essex Co., Virginia, USA; From Dolphin & Nall [1978:10]:

     "Martin Nalle is believed to have died after 9 Apr. and by 20 Aug. 1728. His will was dated 9 Apr., but no year was noted. The will was proved oh 20 Aug. 1728 in Essex Co., Va., Court.2 The inventory and appraisement of his estate was recorded 19 Nov. 1728.²⁵
Martin Nalle's Will
     "’. . . At a court held for Essex County on the 18th day of September 1728 The within last will of Martin Nail deced was proved by the oath of Mary Nalle Executrix therein named.’^2”

From Dolphin & Nall [1978:18]:
“References and notes:
     "² Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 4, pp. 273-274. (G. S. Film No. 7431 Pt. 9)
     "²⁵ Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Book 4, pp. 274a, 275, 275a. (G. S. Film No. 7431 Pt. 9.)³

Thomas Burke left a will on 8 January 1765 at Essex Co., Virginia, USA.²

     Richard Nalle was born circa 1716.¹ He married Elizabeth (?) circa 1737 at North Carolina, USA.⁶


His estate was probated in December 1796 at Wake Co., North Carolina, USA,
; From Dolphin & Nall [1978:500]:
     "Wake County Dec. Sessions 1796
     "Then was the within will duly duly [sic] Proved in Open Court by the Oaths of B. Sanders and Nathl. Lane Witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded
     "N. Lane C.C.
     "Recorded in the Clerks office in the County of Wake in Book D and page (269) this 23rd day of July 1797.^4"
4 Dates of writing and proving of his will. Wake Co., N.C., Will Book D, pp. 269-270.⁷
     Reference: From Dolphin & Nall [1978:499-500]:
     "B7. RICHARD NALLE (Martin) was born in Essex Co., Va.,* after 1713 and before 1720,^d,1 probably about 1716. He was a son of Martin and Mary (Aldin) Nalle. Although not referred to individually in his father's 1728 will ("my eight children"),² Richard Nalle was named in his mother's nuncupative will dated 22 Mar. 1734 — "and she give to her son Richd. Nail two pewter basons three dishes and five plates."³ His death occurred after 4 Feb. 1794 and by Dec. 17964 in Wake Co., North Carolina.*
     "Richard Nalle was married probably about 1737^d,5 in Virginia^r to Elizabeth _____. ^6,4 Her surname and parents are unknown. She was born by 1720^d,7 and died after 4 Feb. 1794, date of his will,⁴ presumably in Wake Co., N.C.^r
     "Following his mother's death, Richard Nalle became the ward of his brother, John Nalle. On 21 May 1734 John Nalle, Jas. Farguson, and Saml. Farguson gave bond of one hundred pounds sterling ". . . above bound John Nalle Guardian of Richd. Nalle his heirs Exs. and Adms. do and shall well and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the sd. orphan all such Estate and Estates as now is or hereafter shall come to the hands of the said John Nalle as soon as the sd. orphan shall attain to lawful age."⁸
     "On 20 May 1734 Richard Nalle and his brother, Martin Nalle, with John Kirkpatrick witnessed a deed from John Turbit (Talbout) to Thomas Burke.⁹
     "By 16 Mar. 1741, Richard Nalle had received his share of his mother's estate. John Nalle and Thomas Dillard presented an account of the division of the Estate of Mary Nalle: "Cash pd. to Richard Nalle 21 £ "¹⁰
     "The first land transaction recorded in the name of Richard Nalle was dated 5 August 1741 in Orange Co., Va. The deed of lease and release from Pierce Cordie for "Eighteen pounds current money of Virginia" concerned "a certain parcel of land or woodland ground containing two hundred acres Lying and being in the County of Orange and in the Great fork of Rappahannock River . . . Corner of the said [Robt.] Coleman's on a knole by Buttock Run Thence down the said watercourse . . . Running south East to the Lower Line of a pattent granted to Joseph Bloodworth and Conrade Amberger thence to the beginning Together with all houses Buildings fences gardens Orchards woods . . . and watercourses . . . Yielding and paying therefore yearly rent of one Ear of Indian corn on the feast of saint Michaels¹¹ . . . to the intent and purpose that the said Richard Nall may by virtue of these presents and of the statute made for transferring uses into possessions be lawfully possessed of the said land and premises and hereby be enabled to have take and receive a grant and releas of the Inheritence and fee simple from the said Pierce Cordie unto the said Richard Nalle his heirs and assigns forever."¹²
     "The land described in the above deed was in the part of Orange County that became Culpeper County in 1749. It seems reasonable to assume that Richard Nalle had moved from Essex Co., Va., about the same time as his brother, Martin Nalle, between 1734 and 1741.
     "On 25 Mar. 1747 Richard Nalle witnessed a deed from Edward Dillard and his wife to John Nalle in Orange Co., Va.¹³
     "In Orange Co., Va., on 22 Oct. 1747, was recorded a lease assignment from Thos. Chambers to Richard Nalle for the "consideration of fourteen pounds ten shillings," assigning one hundred and fifty acres of land.¹⁴ The yearly rent of "Eight hundred Pounds weight of good merchantable top Tobacco clear of ground leaves and trash" was to be paid for the land "in the Parish of Saint Marks . . . on the North side of the River Rapidanne." The tract of land was part of a forty-thousand acre grant to Alexander Spottswood and in 1743, owned by his son John Spottswood.¹⁵
     "In Culpeper Co., Va., on 15 Mar. 1749 Richard Nalle leased from John Shackelford "one hundred acres of land in the said county in the Little fork of Rappahannock river . . . on Indian Run." The term of the lease was to be twenty-one years and the yearly rent, "Five hundred pounds of Tobacco."1⁶
     "On 22 Nov. 1751 Richard Nalle sub-leased to Robert Tallaferro the Thos. Chamber's assignment of the Spottswood land, ". . . for diverse Reasons and Considerations one hereto moving."¹⁵
     "In Culpeper Co., Va. on 30 Oct. 1761 "Richard Nalle and Elizabeth his wife" made a deed to Daniel Mauk, selling the 200 acres on Buttock Run which had been deeded to Richard Nalle by Pierce Cordie in 1741. The description of the land was identical and the deed was proved 18 May 1762. Witnesses were John Dillard, Martin Nalle, John Nalle, and John's son, Richard Nalle.⁶
     "The sale of his land in Culpeper Co., Va., signaled Richard Nalle's move to North Carolina. His younger brother, Nathan Nalle, had preceded him a few years before.
     "In Johnston Co., N.C., on 8 Oct. 1763 Richard Nall purchased land from his brother, Nathan Nall, "both Planters." "The said Nathan Nall for and in consideration of [blank] pounds current money of No. Carolina . . . doth give grant sell . . . unto the said R. Nall and to his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county aforesaid on both sides of Middle Creek containing by estimate 334 acres being part of a large survey granted by a Deed to Wm. Bryan . . . beginning at a . . . poplar in Chas. McCullers line."¹⁷
     "On 4 Jan. 1764 Richard Nalle bought from James Noleboy for "the sum of six pounds ten shillings . . . one tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Johnston on both sides of Middle Creek." The deed was witnessed by his son, John Nall.¹⁸
     "In Wake County, N.C., Court at the Sept. Term of 1777, was recorded a deed notation from Charles McCullers to Richard Nall. No location or amount of land was included.¹⁹ Richard Nalle's 334 acre purchase of 1763 adjoined Chas. McCullers land.
     "Since Wake County was formed in 1771 from Johnston County, it appears likely that Richard Nalle lived on the same land he bought in 1763.
     "On 14 Aug. 1786 "I Richard Nawl of the County of Wake for and in consideration of the natural Love and affection which I have and do bare unto my Loving son Nathan Nawl . . . Do give grant and confirm unto my said son Nathan Nawl . . . [ 2 50 acres] of land situate lying and being on both sides of Middle Creek."²⁰
     "In the 1790 census of Hillsborough District in Wake Co., N.C., were listed Richard Nail and two of his sons, Martin Nall and Nathan Nall.²¹
     "By his will made in 1794 Richard Nalle left 250 acres of land, including the plantation on which he lived, to his son Martin Nall.⁴ In the settlement of Martin Nall's estate in 1827, the land divided among his children was located on the north side of Middle Creek,²² undoubtedly that which he had inherited from his father, Richard Nalle.
     "Richard Nalle's will was written 4 Feb. 1794 and presented for probate in Dec. 1796, in Wake Co., N.C. He named only his wife Elizabeth; his son Martin Nalle; his daughters Polly Hogan and Winnefred Youngblood; and the children of his deceased son, John Nalle.⁴
     "However, since Richard Nalle's three brothers appear to have each named all of their children in their wills, it seems reasonable to conclude that the remaining Nall persons of third generation age and of North Carolina location must have belonged to Richard Nalle."

From Dolphin & Nall [1978: 501]:
Children:
References and notes:
¹ Richard Nalle was not of age by 21 May 1734, when John Nalle was appointed his guardian, but had attained his majority by 16 Mar. 1741, when he had received his share of his parents' estate.
² Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Vol. 4 (1722-1730), pp. 273-274. (G.S. Film No. 7431 Pt. 9).
³ Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories, Vol. 5; pp. 271-272. (G.S. Film No. 7439 Pt. 1).
⁴ Dates of writing and proving of his will. Wake Co., N.C., Will Book D, pp. 269-270.
⁵ Estimate based on presumed birthdates of Richard Nalle and his eldest son.
⁶ Culpeper Co., Va., Deed Book D, pp. 93-96. (G. S. Film No. 7358 Pt. 6).
⁷ Estimate based on birthdate of their eldest son.
⁸ Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories Vol. 5, pp. 260-261. (G. S. Film No. 7439 Pt. 1).
⁹ Essex Co., Va., Deeds, Vol. 20, pp. 93-94. (G. S. Film No. 7434 Pt. 5).
¹⁰ Essex Co., Va., Wills, Bonds, and Inventories Vol. 7, p. 366. (G.S. Film No. 7439 Pt. 2).
¹¹ September 29.
¹² Orange Co., Va., Deed Book 5, pp. 129-134. (G. S. Film No. 7844 Pt. 4).
¹³ Orange Co., Va., Deed Book 10, pp. 480-481. (G. S. Film No. 7844 Pt. 6).
¹⁴ Orange Co., Va., Deed Book 10, p. 530.
¹⁵ Culpeper Co., Va., Deed Book A, pp. 370-375. (G. S. Film No. 7358 Pt. 4).
¹⁶ Culpeper Co., Va., Deed Book A, pp. 139-141.
¹⁷ Johnston Co., N.C., Deed Book D-l, pp. 39-40. (G.S. Film No. 4805 Pt.2).
¹⁸ Johnston Co., N.C., Deed Book D-l, p. 65.
¹⁹ Wake Co., N.C., Deeds abstracted from Wake Co., N.C., Court Minutes, Sept. Term 1777, p. 17. Courtesy of Nancy Jellico, Englewood, Colo.
²⁰ Wake Co., N.C. Deed Book H, pp. 81-82.
²¹ 1 7 9 0 census Wake Co., N . C , Hillsborough Dist., p. 105.
²² Wake Co., N . C , Record Book 20, pp. 271-273. (G.S. Film No. 4970 Pt. 7).
²³ Wake Co., N . C , Will Book D, pp. 308-309. (G. S. Film No. 4970 Pt. 1).
²⁴ The list of children may not be complete. Their birthdates and order have been estimated. See individual sketches for basis of the estimates.
²⁵ Wake Co., N . C , Marriage Bonds 1770-1825 (Genealogical Society of Utah, typescript, 1935), n.p. at citation.⁶

Reference: Children on p. 501 at Citation.⁸

Richard Nalle left a will on 4 February 1794 at Wake Co., North Carolina, USA; From Dolphin & Nall [1978:500]:
Richard Nalle's Will
     "In the name of God Amen — I Richd Nalle of Wake County in the State of North Carolina do make this my Last Will and testament, as followeth to wit —
     "I give to my Son Martin Nalle two hundred and fifty acres of Land be the same more or less Including the plantation whereon I now live, also the Plantation where He now lives on the same Land — One Still all my Casks and ale my working tools, to him and his heirs forever
     "I give my Daughters Polly Hogan and Winnefred Youngblood one feather Bed and furniture Each — Also all my Household furniture to be Equally Divided between them
     "I give unto my Nine Grandchildren as followeth — To Richd Nalle one shilling To John Nalle seven pounds To Martin Nalle five pounds fifteen shillings To James Nalle three pounds ten shillings To Polly Younger Six pounds To Wm. Nalle ten pounds To Thomas Nalle ten pounds To Marthey Nalle Ten Pounds, To Nathan Nalle Ten Pounds
     "— My will and desire is that my three Negroes named Harry, Venus, and Isaac, also all my stock and all Debts that may be due be equally Divided between my three children, (to wit) Martin Nalle Polly Hogan and Winnefred Youngblood, after paying of the legacies before mentioned, to aforesaid nine grandchildren orphans of John Nalle dec'd.
     "And after pay[ing] of all just demands against the Estate —
     "My will and desire is that my wife Elizabeth Nalle shall have full possession of all my property aforesaid during Her Natural Life —
     "And Lastly I do nominate Constitute and appoint my son Martin Nalle and Abraham Hogan Executors of this my Last Will and Testament, Hereby renouncing and making void all other wills by me made heretofore In witness whereof I affixed my seal this 4th day of February 1794 — signed sealed in presence of John Moor
     "Richard Nalle
     "B. Sanders (Jurat)
     "Nathl. Lane (Jurat)"

⁴ Dates of writing and proving of his will. Wake Co., N.C., Will Book D, pp. 269-270.⁷

     Nathan Nalle was born circa 1721.¹
     Reference: (an unknown value) at Citation.⁴

     Capt. William Nall was born between 1738 and 1740 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA.^4,5 He married Rebecca Holloway circa 1760 at Virginia, USA.⁵

Capt. William Nall died between May 1808 and September 1808 at Grainger Co., Tennessee, USA.⁵
     Reference: (an unknown value) at Citation.⁶

Capt. William Nall began military service between 1777 and 1780 at Revolutionary War, Virginia, USA, Per Dolphin & Nall [1978:503]:
     "William Nall served in the Revolutionary War as a Captain. His daughter Nancy, who married Martin Gambill, in her widow's pension application, dated 9 Jan. 1850, stated that her husband served under her father, Capt. William Nall.¹⁴ Benjamin Hammon stated that he served from Wilkes Co., N.C, after 1777 under Col. Benjamin Cleveland and Capt. William Nall.¹⁵ In a deposition given 22 Oct. 1832 in Clay Co.. Ky., Bowling Baker stated that he entered service in 1780 at age 16 while living in Wilkes Co., N.C: and that he reenlisted under the command of
Capt. William Nall and Maj. Joseph Phillips.^16"

References cited:

     John Nalle (II), Sr. was born circa 1728 at St. Mark's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.^1,2 He married Elizabeth Parker in 1752
;
John Nalle in the Family Data Collection - Individual Records
John Nalle (II), Sr. died before 17 November 1817 at Nelson Co., Kentucky, USA.²
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1791 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B & C;
Will of Martin Nalle of Culpeper Co.
Dated 14 March, 1780. Proven 20 Nov., 1780.
Legatees: Brothers Richard Nalle, John Nalle, Francis Nalle, James
Nalle.
Wit.: Thomas Brown, James Sims, Thomas Garriott.
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1762-1765 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 93-96.
30 Oct. 1761. Richard Nalle and Elizabeth his wife of the Collony of Virginia to Daniel Mauk of Frederick County. For £30 current money. 200 acres ... corner to a pattent granted to Robert Coleman ... on a knole by Bullock Run ... to Norman's Knocking Place ... line of a pattent granted to Joseph Bloodworth and Conrade Amburgy
Richard Nall
Elizabeth (X) Nall
Wit: John Dillard, Martin Halle, Richard Halle, John Nalle.
18 March 1762. Partly proved by Martin Nalle and Richard Nalle.
19 Aug. 1762. Fully proved by John Nalle, Junr
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1765-1769 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book E; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 15-17.
15 Aug. 1765. John Nalle and Elizabeth his wife same. For £120 current of Culpeper County to Benjamin Rowe of money. 680 acres on the Mountain Run ... up the run the several courses thereof a little above the fork to Richard Ship's line ... near a branch ... on the south side of Mountain Run
John Nalle
Elizabeth (X) Nalle
15 Aug. 1765. Acknowledged by John. Elizabeth was first privily examined.
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1771-1774 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book H; [William Armstrong Crozier];
March 17, 1774. George Mitchell of Fredksbg., Mercht., having a debt due him by John Nall, who resides in one of the Carolinas, gives po. of atto. to Wm. Arnold of Caroline Co., Va., to collect same, etc. Witness, John Wiglesworth. March 17, 1774.² He is mentioned in the Land Transaction of Elizabeth (?) and Richard Nalle on 30 October 1761;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1762-1765 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 93-96.
30 Oct. 1761. Richard Nalle and Elizabeth his wife of the Collony of Virginia to Daniel Mauk of Frederick County. For £30 current money. 200 acres ... corner to a pattent granted to Robert Coleman ... on a knole by Bullock Run ... to Norman's Knocking Place ... line of a pattent granted to Joseph Bloodworth and Conrade Amburgy
Richard Nall
Elizabeth (X) Nall
Wit: John Dillard, Martin Nalle, Richard Nalle, John Nalle.
18 March 1762. Partly proved by Martin Nalle and Richard Nalle.
19 Aug. 1762. Fully proved by John Nalle, Junr.^7,8
In Jeremiah Sims's will dated 4 March 1768 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, John Nalle (II), Sr. was named as executor;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Title Sims, Jeremiah.
Publication 1768
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 466-467. Will pro. 18 Aug. 1768.
p. 494. Inv. & Appr. rec. Oct. 19, 1769.
Note Will Book A, 1749-1770 (Reel 31)
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1749-1770 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book A; [Sparacio]; Page 466-467
In the name of God Amen. I JEREMIAH SIMS of the County of Culpeper being sick and weak of body but of perfect mind and memory blessed be God for it Do constitute ordain and appoint this my last Will & Testament in manner & form following (to wit) In the first place I bequeath my soul to God that ()aye it, and my Body to be decently hurried.
item I lend unto my beloved Wife AGATHA SIMS one half of my Estate both Real & Personal during her natural life after my Just debts are paid
Item I give & bequeath unto my loving son JAMES SIMS half of my Estate both Real & Personal after my Just debts are paid.
item My will and desire is that if my said son James Sims should die without heir that my wife have the use of my whole Estate during her natural life and then to be equally divided between my two Nephews, THOMAS GRAVES and JONATHAN SIMS, or their heirs.
Item I do constitute and appoint my beloved wife Agatha Sims Executrix and my loving friends EDWARD SIMS, JOHN NALLE JUNR. & HENRY PENDLETON Executors of this my last Will & Testament. Witness my hand & seal this fourth day of March 1768.
Presence. THOMAS GRIFFIN, MOSES SPICER , Jeremiah Sims
HENRY PENDLETON, JOHN NALLE JR.
At a Court held for the County of Culpeper on Thursday the 18th day of August 1768
This last Will and Testament of Jeremiah Sims decd was exhibited to the Court by Edward Sims and John Nalle Junr. , two of the Executors therein mentioned and was proved by the oaths of Thomas Griffin, Moses Spicer & Henry Pendleton three of the witnesses thereto & ordered to be recorded, the said Henry Pendleton and Moses Spicer made oath to the following Effect ( Vizt) the said Henry Pendleton made oath that he was desired by the Testator to write the said Will and that he was instructed by the said Testator in the third clause of the said Will to declare thereby that if the said Testator's Son James Sims should die without heirs lawfully begotten of his Body "That his Wife should have the use etc but that the words Lawfully begotten of his Body were through the Omission of the said Henry Pendleton left out of the said Will;" The said Moses Spicer deposeth that he was the said Testator and that the said Words were omitted contrary to the said Testators intention declared to him. And on the motion of the said Edward Sims & John Nalle Junr. Certificate is granted them for obtaining a Probat thereof in due form they having sworn to the Same and given Bond & security according to Law, Liberty being reserved to Agatha Sims & Henry Pendleton Executrix & Executor in the said Will mentioned to joyn in the Probat when they shall think fitt.⁹
In John Nalle's will dated 16 September 1780 at Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, John Nalle (II), Sr. was named as executor;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of John Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 16 Sept., 1780. Proven 19 Aug., 1782.
Legatees: Wife Mary Nalle.
Sons: Richard Nalle, John Nalle, William Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son John Nailer
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son William Nalle.
Grand dau. Mary Nalle, dau. of my son William Nalle and Susanna, his wife.
Dau Agatha Hill 1/2 service of a negro woman, other half to "my grandson James Sims from the time of my daughter's marriage to Russell Hll and after my daughters decease ... to my grandson James Sims.
Daus.: Mary Sims, Ann Burk, Elizabeth Sims, Gressel Parker, Amie Morriss.
Grandson Martin Morriss, son of William Morriss and Amie Morriss.
Son Martin Nalle if he appear "my will bearing date 1777 to take place."
Executors: Wife Mary Nalle, son John Nalle, son Francis Nalle.
Wit.: John Brown, Thomas Brown.^10,3 John Nalle resided at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, on 19 August 1782;
John in the Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia

John Nalle (II), Sr. lived in 1792 at Nelson Co., Kentucky, USA;
John Nall Sr. in the Kentucky, U.S., Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1787-1890

John Nalle (II), Sr. appeared in the census of 1800 at Tax List, Washington Co., Kentucky, USA;
John Nall in the Kentucky, U.S., Tax Lists, 1799-1801

There are thirteen or more NALL/NALLE households listed in the 1800 Tax List for Kentucky, found in four counties. I have so far found possible identifications for ten of these.


p. 214, col. 1, line 15

John Nalle (II), Sr. appeared on the census of 6 August 1810 in the household of John Nalle and Elizabeth Nalle at Bardstown, Nelson Co., Kentucky, USA;
John Nall in the 1810 United States Federal Census

There were two John NALLE's in the 1810 census for Bardstown, Nelson co., KY. However, I seem to have records for three John NALLE's who might have been in Bardstown at this time.
1. John NALLE (1766-1811) - son of Francis and Anne (GATEWOOD) NALLE
2. John NALLE II (c1728-1817) - son of John and Mary (BROWNE) NALLE
3. John NALLE III (1755-1828) - son of John II and Elizabeth (PARKER) NALLE

Four NALLE households are listed on p. 36 of the 1810 federal census:
Line#     Name          
9     John (Jr.)NALLE     
10     John (Sr.)NALLE     
11     WilliamNALLE     
37     James F. NALLE     

     Based on the apparent lack of a spouse for the John in this listing, I believe that this is more likely to be the John #1, above (the son of Francis and Anne (GATEWOOD) NALLE). If John #1 was a widower by this time, the women in his household could be an adult daughter or daughter-in-law and her three daughters (his granddaughters).
     On the other hand, Yancey [1994:48] shows a second wife for this John, an Elizabeth NALLE (1774-1828, dau. of Marting III NALLE 1736-1806). This Elizabeth is reported to have remarried after John's 1811 death and died in Hardin Co., KY in 1828. Thus, if this is the correct John, and if he had a second wife living with him in 1810, the older woman listed could be Elizabeth (NALLE) NALLE. Yancy [1994:49 lists three daughters who would match three of the four young girls enumerated.
     Per Yancey [1994:48] :
     The William NALLE could be John's cousin, who married John's wife, Elizabeth (NALLE) NALLE) after John's death.

p. 36, line 10

     William Nalle was born in 1735/36 at St. Mark's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.^1,4
William Nalle died before 23 May 1803 at Fauquier Co., Virginia, USA; date of inventory of estate.⁴
     In John Nalle's will dated 16 September 1780 at Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, William Nalle was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of John Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 16 Sept., 1780. Proven 19 Aug., 1782.
Legatees: Wife Mary Nalle.
Sons: Richard Nalle, John Nalle, William Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son John Nailer
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son William Nalle.
Grand dau. Mary Nalle, dau. of my son William Nalle and Susanna, his wife.
Dau Agatha Hill 1/2 service of a negro woman, other half to "my grandson James Sims from the time of my daughter's marriage to Russell Hll and after my daughters decease ... to my grandson James Sims.
Daus.: Mary Sims, Ann Burk, Elizabeth Sims, Gressel Parker, Amie Morriss.
Grandson Martin Morriss, son of William Morriss and Amie Morriss.
Son Martin Nalle if he appear "my will bearing date 1777 to take place."
Executors: Wife Mary Nalle, son John Nalle, son Francis Nalle.
Wit.: John Brown, Thomas Brown.^5,2 He is mentioned in the probate of the estate of John Nalle on 19 August 1782 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
From "Gilmore-Carter and allied families", p. 98 (seen on Ancestry.com):
"From "Gillmore-Carter and allied families" (p. 98) - see attached:
"From Will of John Nalle, proved 19 Aug., 1782, Culpeper Co., Va. Will Book B. p. 519, "Item, I give to my dau. Mary Simms and to my dau. Elizabeth Sims, etcetera." He mentions other children - Richard Nalle; Wm. Nalle; Frances [sic] Nalle; James Nalle; Agatha Hill; and Gressel Parker."⁶ John Nalle resided at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, on 19 August 1782;
John in the Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia

William Nalle was listed as Judah/Judith "Judy" (?)'s neighbor in a census on 6 August 1810 at Culpeper, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
Judah Nalle in the 1810 United States Federal Census

There are six NALLE households listed fairly close together on pp. 106-A and 106-B of the 1810 federal census for Culpeper, Culpeper Co., VA:
p. 106-A
p. 106-B

p. 106-A, line 22

     Capt. Francis Nalle was born circa 1740 at St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA; SAR Application #53315 says b. 1730-1740.^1,2,3 He married Anne Gatewood in 1762 at Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.^6,2,3

Capt. Francis Nalle died in 1816 at Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA; SAR Application #53315 says d. 1806. Early Col. Settlers says d. 1816.^2,3
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1791 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B & C;
Will of Richard Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 7 Dec., 1785. Proven 18 Dec., 1786.
Legatees: Wife Judah Nall, John Beverly Carter. "my part of my father's estate that is coming to me" to wife.
Dau. Susannah Burk "land at Cantuckey in Jefferson County on Sott River."
Executors: Wife Judah Nall, bro. Francis Nall.
Wit.: Charles Avery, John (X) Snyder, John Parks.
===
1770-1791 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B & C;
Will of Martin Nalle of Culpeper Co.
Dated 14 March, 1780. Proven 20 Nov., 1780.
Legatees: Brothers Richard Nalle, John Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Wit.: Thomas Brown, James Sims, Thomas Garriott.
===
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1765-1769 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book E (Part 2); [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 470-72.
17 March 1768. William Roberts and Jean (Jane) his wife of Culpeper County to Francis Nalle of same. For £25 current money. 500 acres in Bromfield Parish in the little fork of Rappahannock River and on both sides of Batle Pun being part of 1152 acres purchased by Roberts of James Compton Esqr., of the Kingdom of Great Britain ... near a branch a corner to Compton's patten ... on the south side of Battle Run ... on a high ridge, a spur of Aaron's Mountain ...
Wm. Roberts
17 March 1768. Acknowledged by William.
===
1785-1787 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book N; [Antient Press]; Page 58-60
THIS INDENTURE made this 17th day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty five Between JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife of the County of Culpeper of one part and FRANCIS NALLE of the other part Witnesseth that JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife in consideration of Twenty seven pounds to them in hand paid, by these presents do bargain sell and confirm unto FRANCIS NALLE his heirs a certain parcel of land lying in County of Culpeper formerly the property of MARTIN NALLE, deced., one parcel of land purchased of Capt. WM. BROWN, lying on DEVILS RUN joining HOBSONs line & GRIFFINs line, the other tract of land purchased from JAMES SIMS lying on DEVILS RUN joining the Mill, bounded by GRIFFINs line & SIMS's line, the said tracts of land being formerly the property of MARTIN NALLE deced., was given by him by Will to RICHD. NALLE, JOHN NALLE, FRANCIS NALLE & JAMES NALLE to be equally divided between them; therefore the said JAMES NALLE & ELIZABETH his Wife do bargain sell & confirm unto FRANCIS NALLE his heirs all their whole Wright and title of the part of said tract of land that fell to them by and according to the Will, together with all the houses orchards profits & appurtenances thereunto belonging; To have and to hold the said Wright of sd. lands & premises with all profits unto FRANCIS NALLE his heirs and JAMES NALLE & ELIZABETH his Wife do by these presents forever defend their part of sd. lands to FRANCIS NALLE his heirs &c. from the claim of any other person; In Witness whereof both parties have hereunto set their hands and seals JAMES NALLE
ELIZA: NALLE
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 17th day of October 1785
This Indenture of Bargain & Sale from JAMES NALLE & ELIZABETH his Wife to FRANCIS NALLE was acknowledged by the parties and ordered to be recorded; previous to which the said ELIZABETH was privily examined as the Law directs
Teste JOHN JAMESON, Cl Cur
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1785-1787 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book N; [Antient Press]; Page 193
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JOSEPH HEDGER of the County of Culpaper have bargained and sold and delivered unto FRANCIS NALLE of the said County of Culpeper one Sorrell Mare with a Blase face, also one black Mare, one Sorrell Colt and one bay Colt, three Milk Cows, three feather beds and furniture and all my household goods with all my plantation tools, in consideration of the just sum of Twenty five pounds current money of Virginia and do by these presents warrant and defend the whole and singular every article above written to the said FRANCIS NALLE his heirs &c., from me my heirs or from the claim of any other person; In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty third day of February 1786 Signed Sealed & Delivered in presence of us
THOS: BROWN, JOSEPH HEDGER
ABRAHAM MOORE
At a Court held for Culpeper County 21st March 1786
This Bill of Sale from JOSEPH HEDGER to FRANCIS NALLE was acknowledged by the said JOSEPH and ordered to be recorded
Teste JOHN JAMESON, CI Cur.²

;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Children of Anne Gatewood and Francis Nalle are:
In John Nalle's will dated 16 September 1780 at Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Capt. Francis Nalle was named as executor;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of John Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 16 Sept., 1780. Proven 19 Aug., 1782.
Legatees: Wife Mary Nalle.
Sons: Richard Nalle, John Nalle, William Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son John Nailer
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son William Nalle.
Grand dau. Mary Nalle, dau. of my son William Nalle and Susanna, his wife.
Dau Agatha Hill 1/2 service of a negro woman, other half to "my grandson James Sims from the time of my daughter's marriage to Russell Hll and after my daughters decease ... to my grandson James Sims.
Daus.: Mary Sims, Ann Burk, Elizabeth Sims, Gressel Parker, Amie Morriss.
Grandson Martin Morriss, son of William Morriss and Amie Morriss.
Son Martin Nalle if he appear "my will bearing date 1777 to take place."
Executors: Wife Mary Nalle, son John Nalle, son Francis Nalle.
Wit.: John Brown, Thomas Brown.^7,4

Capt. Francis Nalle began military service circa 1781 at Revolutionary War, Virginia, USA,
Captain Francis Nalle in the U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 He is mentioned in the probate of the estate of John Nalle on 19 August 1782 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
From "Gilmore-Carter and allied families", p. 98 (seen on Ancestry.com):
"From "Gillmore-Carter and allied families" (p. 98) - see attached:
"From Will of John Nalle, proved 19 Aug., 1782, Culpeper Co., Va. Will Book B. p. 519, "Item, I give to my dau. Mary Simms and to my dau. Elizabeth Sims, etcetera." He mentions other children - Richard Nalle; Wm. Nalle; Frances [sic] Nalle; James Nalle; Agatha Hill; and Gressel Parker."⁸ John Nalle resided at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, on 19 August 1782;
John in the Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia
In Richard Nalle's will dated 7 December 1785 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Capt. Francis Nalle was named as executor;
Richard Nallis in the Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900

From Dolphin & Nall [1978:25]:
     "Whether Richard Nalle ever saw his Kentucky land is doubtful, for on 7 Dec. 1785, "Being sick of Body But of sound Mind and memory" "Richard Nail of Culpeper County" made his last will. Probated 18 Dec. 1786, the will named his wife Judah and "my Daughter Susannah Burk her heirs of her Body Equally Divided among all the Children the Land at Cantuckey in Jefferson County on Salt River."³ The inventory of his estate included horses, cattle, hogs, furniture, tools, dishes and cooking ware, a flax wheel and a loom, a parcel of old books, and one old gun.¹³
     "No records have been located to indicate that Richard Nalle left any other surviving children unnamed in his will.
References and Notes:

From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of Richard Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 7 Dec., 1785. Proven 18 Dec., 1786.
Legatees: Wife Judah Nall, John Beverly Carter. "my part of my father's estate that is coming to me" to wife.
Dau. Susannah Burk "land at Cantuckey in Jefferson County on Sott River."
Executors: Wife Judah Nall, bro. Francis Nall.
Wit.: Charles Avery, John (X) Snyder, John Parks [sic Parker]
Inventory and Appraisal of Estate of Richard Nalle, dec'd. Recorded 18 June, 1787. Made by Peter Casper, Humphrey Sparks, John Tutt.^10,11

Capt. Francis Nalle lived on 18 December 1786 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
Francis Nalle in the Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia

Capt. Francis Nalle was listed as Judah/Judith "Judy" (?)'s neighbor in a census on 6 August 1810 at Culpeper, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
Judah Nalle in the 1810 United States Federal Census

There are six NALLE households listed fairly close together on pp. 106-A and 106-B of the 1810 federal census for Culpeper, Culpeper Co., VA:
p. 106-A
p. 106-B

p. 106-A, line 22

Capt. Francis Nalle and Anne Gatewood appeared in the census of 6 August 1810 at Culpeper, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
Frances Nalle in the 1810 United States Federal Census

There are six NALLE households listed fairly close together on pp. 106-A and 106-B of the 1810 federal census for Culpeper, Culpeper Co., VA:
p. 106-A
p. 106-B

p. 106-B, line 8

     James Nalle was born in 1740 at St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA.^1,5,6 He married Elizabeth Kelly in 1769 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
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James Nall in the Family Data Collection - Individual Records
James Nalle was buried in 1814 at Mill Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Botland, Nelson Co., Kentucky, USA;
From Find a Grave:
James Nalle
James Nalle died circa March 1814 at Nelson Co., Kentucky, USA.⁵
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1791 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B & C;
Will of Martin Nalle of Culpeper Co.
Dated 14 March, 1780. Proven 20 Nov., 1780.
Legatees: Brothers Richard Nalle, John Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Wit.: Thomas Brown, James Sims, Thomas Garriott.
===
The Virginia Genealogist Volume 30, 1986 [John Frederick Dorman] Page 145
1775-1803 British Mercantile Claims
Claim of Robert Jardine (Page 74- 75]:
James Nalle, Culpeper. £29.17.10. There were two persons in Culpeper of this name before the war. One was distinguished by the addition of Junior. James Nalle ran away from Culpeper County before the war and went to the frontiers of North Carolina. The last that was heard of him he was an inhabitant of Tennessee. He was not able to pay his debts when he left Culpeper
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1785-1787 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book N; [Antient Press]; Page 38-42
THIS INDENTURE made the Eighteenth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty five Between JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife of County of Culpeper and Colony of Virginia of one part and BENJAMIN GAINES in behalf of the Orphans of JOSHUA BOTTS, late of PRINCE WILLIAM County of the aforesaid Colony of the other part; Witnesseth that JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife in consideration of the sum of Eighty pounds to them in hand paid by the said BEN: GAINES, Guardian to the said Orphans and with the said Orphans money; by these presents do bargain sell & confirm unto BEN: GAINES in behalf of the said Orphans them their heirs, all that tract of land lying in County of Culpeper & BROMFIELD Parish where FRANCES NALLE now lives, it being formerly the property of JOHN NALLE deceased and Willed to his Son, JAMES NALLE, and bounded, begining at two Walnuts on the Bank of the River runs thence North sixty West one hundred poles to two red Oak saplins near the Road of the Fork of a Branch, thence up the South Fork thereof South sixty one West Forty poles to two Maples, thence South thirty four West ninety eight poles to a Poplar, thence South ten West forty four poles to a white Oak and Pine, thence South sixty East one hundred & eleven poles to a white Walnut, a Locust & Hicory at the mouth of a Branch on the River side, thence down the meanders or several courses of the River to the begining; containing by estimation One hundred & thirty five acres and all Houses Inclosures profits and Emoluments whatsoever to the same belonging; And all Estate right title and interest whatsoever of them the said JAMES NALLE & ELIZABETH his Wife of in & to the said bargained premises; To have and to hold the said tract of land & premises with the appurtenances unto BEN: GAINES, Guardian to the aforesaid Orphans, them their heirs, And JAMES NALLE &ELIZABETH his Wife our heirs will warrant & defend from the claims of any person whatsoever the aforesaid tract of land to the said Orphans their heirs clear of all Debt right titles dowers Judgments whatsoever; In Witness whereof JAMES NALLE &ELIZABETH his Wife have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first written
Signed & Delivered in presence of
JOHN S. SLAUGHTER, JAMES NALLE
CAD: SLAUGHTER, WILLIAM JONES, ELIZA: NALLE
RICHARD GAINES
Memorandum: That on the day and year within mentioned peaceable and quiet possession & seisin of the land and premises within mentioned was had and taken by the within named JAMES NALLE & by him was delivered to the within named BEN: GAINES to be held by the within named Orphans their heirs according to the intent & meaning of the within Deed, Witness our hands & seals the day & year within written
Teste JOHN S. SLAUGHTER, JAMES NALLE
CAD: SLAUGHTER, WILLIAM JONES,
RICHD: GAINES
Received of the within named BEN: GAINES the full & just sum of Eighty pounds in full consideration of the within Deed
Teste JOHN S. SLAUGHTER JAMES NALLE
CAD: SLAUGHTER, WILLIAM JONES,
RICHD: GAINES
At a Court held for Culpeper County October 17th 1785
This Indenture of Feofment from JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife to BENJA: GAINES in behalf of the Orphans of JOSHUA BOTTS deced, was together with the memorandom & receipt indorsed thereon acknowledged by the parties and ordered to be recorded; previous to which the said ELIZABETH was first privily examined as the Law directs Teste JOHN JAMESON, Cl Cur
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1785-1787 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book N; [Antient Press]; Page 42-46
THIS INDENTURE made the Eighteenth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty five Between JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife of the County of Culpeper and Colony of Virginia of one part and FRANCES BOTTS of PRINCE WILLIAM County of the aforesaid Colony of the other part; Witnesseth that JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife in consideration of the sum of One hundred & twenty pounds to them in hand paid by FRANCES Burrs, by these presents do bargain sell and confirm unto FRANCES BOTTS her heirs all that tract of land that I now live on situate lying and being in the County of Culpeper and BROMFIELD Parish, it being part of a tract of land granted by Patent to my Father, JOHN NALLE by his Lordship, Proprietor of the Northern Neck, bounded, Begining at a white Walnut, Locust & Hicory on the River at the Mouth of a Branch, thence North sixty West one hundred and eleven poles to a white Oak and Pine, thence North sixty two West ninety four poles to a Pine on the side of a Hill which Pine is cut down, thence South eleven West one hundred and twenty eight poles to two Pines, thence South twenty six West sixty poles to a Hicory and black Oak on the side of the River, thence South thirty five East thirty six poles to a red Oak & Hicory saplin on the Hill side of the River, thence So. forty West sixteen poles to the Bank of the River in WILLIAM BROWN Dam, thence down the different courses or meanders of the River to the begining, containing by estimation Two hundred & fifty acres and all houses inclosures water courses profits and emoluments whatsoever to the same belonging; And all the right title and Interest whatsoever of them the said JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife of in and to the said bargained premises; To have and to hold the tract of land with the appurtenances unto said FRANCES BOTTS her heirs, And JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife will them & their heirs warrant & forever defend from the just claims of any person whatsoever, the said JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife for them doth covenant and agree the said tract and premises with the appurtenances shall forever hereafter remain unto FRANCES BOTTS her heirs freed and discharged from all rights dowers debts & executions; In Witness whereof the said JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife have hereunto set their hands and seals the date above written
Sealed in presence of
JOHN S. SLAUGHTER, JAMES NALLE
CAD: SLAUGHTER, WM. JONES, ELIZ: NALLE
RICHD: GAINES
Memorandum: That on the day and year within mentioned peaceable and quiet possession & seisin of the land and premises within mentioned was had & taken by JAMES NALLE & by him was delivered to FRANCES BOTTS to be held by her her heirs according to the intent & meaning of the within Deed, Witness our hands & Seals the day & year within written
Teste JOHN S. SLAUGHTER, JAMES NALLE
CAD. SLAUGHTER, RICHD. GAINES
WILLIAM JONES
Received of the within named FRANCES BOTTS the full & just sum of One hundred &
twenty pounds in full consideration of the within Deed
Tests JOHN S. SLAUGHTER, JAMES NALLE
CAD: SLAUGHTER, RICHD. GAINES
WM. JONES
At a Court held for Culpeper County Oct. 17th 1785
This Indenture of Feeofment from JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife to FRANCES BOTTS was together with the memorandum and receipt Indorsed thereon acknowledged by the parties and ordered to be recorded; Previous to which the said ELIZABETH was first privily examined as the Law directs
Tests JOHN JAMESON, Cl Cur
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1785-1787 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book N; [Antient Press]; Page 58-60
THIS INDENTURE made this 17th day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty five Between JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife of the County of Culpeper of one part and FRANCIS NALLE of the other part Witnesseth that JAMES NALLE and ELIZABETH his Wife in consideration of Twenty seven pounds to them in hand paid, by these presents do bargain sell and confirm unto FRANCIS NALLE his heirs a certain parcel of land lying in County of Culpeper formerly the property of MARTIN NALLE, deced., one parcel of land purchased of Capt. WM. BROWN, lying on DEVILS RUN joining HOBSONs line & GRIFFINs line, the other tract of land purchased from JAMES SIMS lying on DEVILS RUN joining the Mill, bounded by GRIFFINs line & SIMS's line, the said tracts of land being formerly the property of MARTIN NALLE deced., was given by him by Will to RICHD. NALLE, JOHN NALLE, FRANCIS NALLE & JAMES NALLE to be equally divided between them; therefore the said JAMES NALLE & ELIZABETH his Wife do bargain sell & confirm unto FRANCIS NALLE his heirs all their whole Wright and title of the part of said tract of land that fell to them by and according to the Will, together with all the houses orchards profits & appurtenances thereunto belonging; To have and to hold the said Wright of sd. lands & premises with all profits unto FRANCIS NALLE his heirs and JAMES NALLE & ELIZABETH his Wife do by these presents forever defend their part of sd. lands to FRANCIS NALLE his heirs &c. from the claim of any other person; In Witness whereof both parties have hereunto set their hands and seals JAMES NALLE
ELIZA: NALLE
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 17th day of October 1785
This Indenture of Bargain & Sale from JAMES NALLE & ELIZABETH his Wife to FRANCIS NALLE was acknowledged by the parties and ordered to be recorded; previous to which the said ELIZABETH was privily examined as the Law directs
Teste JOHN JAMESON, Cl Cur.⁵
In John Nalle's will dated 16 September 1780 at Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, James Nalle was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of John Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 16 Sept., 1780. Proven 19 Aug., 1782.
Legatees: Wife Mary Nalle.
Sons: Richard Nalle, John Nalle, William Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son John Nailer
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son William Nalle.
Grand dau. Mary Nalle, dau. of my son William Nalle and Susanna, his wife.
Dau Agatha Hill 1/2 service of a negro woman, other half to "my grandson James Sims from the time of my daughter's marriage to Russell Hll and after my daughters decease ... to my grandson James Sims.
Daus.: Mary Sims, Ann Burk, Elizabeth Sims, Gressel Parker, Amie Morriss.
Grandson Martin Morriss, son of William Morriss and Amie Morriss.
Son Martin Nalle if he appear "my will bearing date 1777 to take place."
Executors: Wife Mary Nalle, son John Nalle, son Francis Nalle.
Wit.: John Brown, Thomas Brown.^9,3 John Nalle resided at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, on 19 August 1782;
John in the Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia James Nalle is mentioned in the probate of the estate of John Nalle on 19 August 1782 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
From "Gilmore-Carter and allied families", p. 98 (seen on Ancestry.com):
"From "Gillmore-Carter and allied families" (p. 98) - see attached:
"From Will of John Nalle, proved 19 Aug., 1782, Culpeper Co., Va. Will Book B. p. 519, "Item, I give to my dau. Mary Simms and to my dau. Elizabeth Sims, etcetera." He mentions other children - Richard Nalle; Wm. Nalle; Frances [sic] Nalle; James Nalle; Agatha Hill; and Gressel Parker."¹¹

James Nalle lived in 1792 at Nelson Co., Kentucky, USA;
JJames Nall in the Kentucky, U.S., Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1787-1890

James Nalle appeared in the census of 1800 at Tax List, Nelson Co., Kentucky, USA;
James Nalle in the Kentucky, U.S., Tax Lists, 1799-1801

There are thirteen or more NALL/NALLE households listed in the 1800 Tax List for Kentucky, found in four counties. I have so far found possible identifications for ten of these.


There are two James NALLEs listed in Nelson Co. I have abitrarily assigned them to James NALLE (1490-c184) and his son John Washington NALLE (1782-1848).
p. 214, col. 1, line 21

     Martin "Jr" Nalle was born between 1745 and 1750 at St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA;
Dolphin & Nalle [1978:23] say b. 1740/45. Early Colonial Settlers says b. ca 1745.^1,2
Martin "Jr" Nalle died before 20 November 1780 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA; date of probate.²
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of Martin Nalle of Culpeper Co.
Dated 14 March, 1780. Proven 20 Nov., 1780.
Legatees: Brothers Richard Nalle, John Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Wit.: Thomas Brown, James Sims, Thomas Garriott.
Inventory and Appraisal of Estate of Martin Nalle, dec'd. Recorded 19 May, 1783. Made by John Tutt, John Brown, Daniel Brown.
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1783-1791 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book C; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Inventory and Appraisal of Estate of Martin Nalle, decd. Recorded 19 May, 1783. Mde by John Tutt, John Brown, Daniel Brown.
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Title Nalle, Martin.
Publication 1780
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 408. Will pro. 20 Nov. 1780.
Note Will Book B, 1770-1783 (Reel 31)

Title Nalle, Martin.
Publication 1780
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 14. Inv. & Appr. rec. May 19, 1783.
Note Will Book C, 1783-1791 (Reel 32)

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1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 475-477
THIS INDENTURE made the 21st day of July 1777 Between JAMES SIMS & PHEBE his Wife of County of Culpeper of one part and MARTIN NALLE, Son of JOHN N., of County aforsd Witnesseth that said James Sims and Phebe his Wife for sum of Fifty pounds current money of Virginia have granted unto Martin Nalle Son of John Nalle his heirs one hundred and eighteen acres of land in Culpeper County Bromfield Parish in the Great Fork of Rappahanock River joining on Devils Run on the lower side thereof it is bounded Begining at two white oaks on the lower side of Devils Run in a line of THOMAS and ADCOCK HOBSONS and runs thence with that line East to one hikory on Devils Run near the mouth of a branch up the several courses of said run to the Be-gining containing one hundred and eighteen acres of land . . James Sims
At a Court held for Culpeper County July 21, 1777 Phebe Sims
This Indenture of Bargain and Sale ordered to be recorded Previous to which the said Phebe was first Privily examined as the Law directs.
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1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 625-626
THIS INDENTURE made 27 October 1777 Between MARTIN NALLE of County of Culpeper of one part and WILLIAM CRUSER of County of Culpeper Witnesseth that said Martin Nalle for rents and duties hereafter mentioned hath granted to farm let one hundred and eighteen acres of land in County of Culpeper lying on Devills Run bounded by HOBSON and JACOB CRIM To hold during the term of fourteen years from next January paying yearly during the said term three pounds Lawful! money of Virginia and also that said Cruser keep in good repair one hundred and fifty apple trees and also to sow with Timothy all the Meadow ground and keep same in good order that he keep the Houses Orchards fences in tenentable repair and further be it known that said Cruser being agreed to the said Martin Nalle doth agree that WILLIAM SEMONORS may settle on any part of the said Tract where said Cruser shall agree that said William Semonors pay yearly two pounds lawfull money of Virginia & he is to have it two years Rent free . . . .
Presence THOMAS BROWN, Martin Nalle
JAMES NALLE, FRANCIS NALLE William Cruser
William Semoners
At a Court held for Culpeper County 20 April 1778
This Indenture of Lease ordered to be recorded.
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1778-1779 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book I; [Antient Press]; Page 162-165
THIS INDENTURE made the Eighth day of ( ) in the year 1779 Betwen WILLIAM BROWN Gent of County of Culpeper of one part and MARTIN NALLE JUR. Son of JOHN NALLE of the County aforesaid Witnesseth that said William Brown for sum One hundred and Eleven pounds Current money of Virginia doth grant unto said Martain Nalle his heirs seventy four acres of land in Culpeper County and Bromfield Parish in the Great Fork of Rappahannock River lying on both sides Devils Run and bounded Begining at three pines in a glade side of Devils Run and thence South to two red oak saplins Corner to THOMAS GRIFFIN thence with another of his lines North to a Hickory on a ridge in said Martin Nails line thence with his line South to three red oak saplins in an Old Mill Pond Corner to said Martain Nalle and JOHN NALLE thence with John Nails line to the begining place.
Presence WILLIAM C. BROWN, William Brown
THOMAS BROWN. FRANCIS NALLE
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 15th of Feby 1779
This Indenture (with Memorandum and Receipt) ordered to be recorded.
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1779-1781 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book L (Part 1); [Antient Press]; Page 73-75
THIS INDENTURE made the seventeenth day of December in year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and seventy nine Between JAMES SIMS and PHEBE his Wife of County of Culpeper in Colony of Virginia of one part and MARTAIN NALLE JUNIOR, Son of JOHN NALLE, of Colony and County aforesaid of other part Witnesseth that JAMES SIMS and PHEBE his Wife for full and just sum of Fifty barrels and a half of good sound Indian Corn to them in hand paid by MARTAIN NALLE by these presents do bargain and sell unto MARTEN NALLE his heirs and assigns one certain parcel of land containing Fifty acres and a half situate lying and being in Culpeper County and Bromfield Parish in the Great Fork of RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER being part of a Track of land left to JAMES SIMS by his Father, and the same is bounded Begining at three red Oak saplins on a Ridge Corner to MARTIN NALLE and runs thence Seventy degrees East One hundred and nine pole to three Pines in Capt. JOHN TUTTs line, thence with his line South thirteen degrees West forty eight poles to three Pines, thence leaving TUTTs line runs South eighty five degrees West twenty one poles to a white Oak, thence South eighty five degrees West forty eight pole to two small red Oaks corner to said MARTAIN NALLE thence with his line to the Begining place with all houses Orchards and profits to the same belonging To have and to hold the aforesaid Track of land with the appurtenances unto MARTAIN NALLE his heirs and assigns In witness whereof the parties to these presents have Interchangeably hereto set their hands and
Fixt their seals the day and year first above written
in presents of us JAMES SIMS
PBEBE SIMS
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 17th day of January 1780
This Indenture was acknowledged by the parties and ordered to be recorded the said PHEBE being previously examined according to Law
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1788-1789 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book O; [Antient Press]; Page 115-116
THIS INDENTURE made this sixteenth day of July in year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty seven Between FRANCIS NALLE, Executor for MARTIN NALLE deceased, of County of Culpeper of one part and ANTHONY GRIFFIN of County of Culpeper of other part; Witnesseth that FRANCIS NALLE for said MARTIN NALLE deceased in consideration of the sum of Twenty eight pounds to him in hand paid, by these presents do bargain sell & confirm unto ANTHONY GRIFFIN his heirs a certain tract of land containing Fifty acres bounded, Begining at three red Oak saplins on a Ridge, corner to said MARTIN NALLE and runs South seventy degrees West one hundred pole to three Pines in CAPT. JOHN TUTTs line,thence South thirteen degrees West forty eight pole to 3 Pines, thence South eighty five degrees West eighty four pole to three red Oak saplins, thence North five degrees West twenty one pole to a white Oak, thence South eighty five degrees West forty eight pole to two small red Oaks, corner to said MARTIN NALLE, thence with his line to the begining, Together with all houses orchards water courses profits and appurtenances to the same belonging and all rents issues and profits thereof, To have and to hold the said land with the appurtenances unto ANTHONY GRIFFIN his heirs free from the claims of said MARTIN NALLE his heirs; In Witness whereof they have set their hands & seals this day & year above written
Signed sealed & delivered in presence of
(no witnesses shown) FRANCIS NALLE
At a Court held for Culpeper County July 16th 1787
This Indenture of Bargain and Sale from FRANCIS NALLE to ANTHONY GRIFFIN was acknowledged by the said FRANCIS and ordered to be recorded
Teste JOHN JAMESON, Cl Cur.² He is mentioned in the Land Transaction of Elizabeth (?) and Richard Nalle on 30 October 1761;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1762-1765 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 93-96.
30 Oct. 1761. Richard Nalle and Elizabeth his wife of the Collony of Virginia to Daniel Mauk of Frederick County. For £30 current money. 200 acres ... corner to a pattent granted to Robert Coleman ... on a knole by Bullock Run ... to Norman's Knocking Place ... line of a pattent granted to Joseph Bloodworth and Conrade Amburgy
Richard Nall
Elizabeth (X) Nall
Wit: John Dillard, Martin Nalle, Richard Nalle, John Nalle.
18 March 1762. Partly proved by Martin Nalle and Richard Nalle.
19 Aug. 1762. Fully proved by John Nalle, Junr.^5,6
In John Nalle's will dated 16 September 1780 at Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Martin "Jr" Nalle was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of John Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 16 Sept., 1780. Proven 19 Aug., 1782.
Legatees: Wife Mary Nalle.
Sons: Richard Nalle, John Nalle, William Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son John Nailer
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son William Nalle.
Grand dau. Mary Nalle, dau. of my son William Nalle and Susanna, his wife.
Dau Agatha Hill 1/2 service of a negro woman, other half to "my grandson James Sims from the time of my daughter's marriage to Russell Hll and after my daughters decease ... to my grandson James Sims.
Daus.: Mary Sims, Ann Burk, Elizabeth Sims, Gressel Parker, Amie Morriss.
Grandson Martin Morriss, son of William Morriss and Amie Morriss.
Son Martin Nalle if he appear "my will bearing date 1777 to take place."
Executors: Wife Mary Nalle, son John Nalle, son Francis Nalle.
Wit.: John Brown, Thomas Brown.^7,3 John Nalle resided at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, on 19 August 1782;
John in the Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia

Martin "Jr" Nalle was listed as Judah/Judith "Judy" (?)'s neighbor in a census on 6 August 1810 at Culpeper, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
Judah Nalle in the 1810 United States Federal Census

There are six NALLE households listed fairly close together on pp. 106-A and 106-B of the 1810 federal census for Culpeper, Culpeper Co., VA:
p. 106-A
p. 106-B

p. 106-A, line 22

     Agatha Nalle was born circa 1730 at St. Mark's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA;
Dolphin & Nall [1978:24] says b. ca 1730. Early Colonial Settlers says b. bef 1739.^2,5 She married Jeremiah Sims before 1755 at Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.⁶
Agatha Nalle married James Wood circa 1769 at Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands.⁷ Agatha Nalle married Russell Hill on 17 June 1776 at Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
; Agatha is named as "Agatha Hill" in her father's 1782 will. Her 3rd of 3 husbands. His 2nd of 2 wives.^5,8
Agatha Nalle died after 19 August 1782 at Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA; She was present for the probate her husband's (Jeremiah SIMS) will on this date.⁵
     In Jeremiah Sims's will dated 4 March 1768 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Agatha Nalle was named as executor;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Title Sims, Jeremiah.
Publication 1768
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 466-467. Will pro. 18 Aug. 1768.
p. 494. Inv. & Appr. rec. Oct. 19, 1769.
Note Will Book A, 1749-1770 (Reel 31)
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1749-1770 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book A; [Sparacio]; Page 466-467
In the name of God Amen. I JEREMIAH SIMS of the County of Culpeper being sick and weak of body but of perfect mind and memory blessed be God for it Do constitute ordain and appoint this my last Will & Testament in manner & form following (to wit) In the first place I bequeath my soul to God that ()aye it, and my Body to be decently hurried.
item I lend unto my beloved Wife AGATHA SIMS one half of my Estate both Real & Personal during her natural life after my Just debts are paid
Item I give & bequeath unto my loving son JAMES SIMS half of my Estate both Real & Personal after my Just debts are paid.
item My will and desire is that if my said son James Sims should die without heir that my wife have the use of my whole Estate during her natural life and then to be equally divided between my two Nephews, THOMAS GRAVES and JONATHAN SIMS, or their heirs.
Item I do constitute and appoint my beloved wife Agatha Sims Executrix and my loving friends EDWARD SIMS, JOHN NALLE JUNR. & HENRY PENDLETON Executors of this my last Will & Testament. Witness my hand & seal this fourth day of March 1768.
Presence. THOMAS GRIFFIN, MOSES SPICER , Jeremiah Sims
HENRY PENDLETON, JOHN NALLE JR.
At a Court held for the County of Culpeper on Thursday the 18th day of August 1768
This last Will and Testament of Jeremiah Sims decd was exhibited to the Court by Edward Sims and John Nalle Junr. , two of the Executors therein mentioned and was proved by the oaths of Thomas Griffin, Moses Spicer & Henry Pendleton three of the witnesses thereto & ordered to be recorded, the said Henry Pendleton and Moses Spicer made oath to the following Effect ( Vizt) the said Henry Pendleton made oath that he was desired by the Testator to write the said Will and that he was instructed by the said Testator in the third clause of the said Will to declare thereby that if the said Testator's Son James Sims should die without heirs lawfully begotten of his Body "That his Wife should have the use etc but that the words Lawfully begotten of his Body were through the Omission of the said Henry Pendleton left out of the said Will;" The said Moses Spicer deposeth that he was the said Testator and that the said Words were omitted contrary to the said Testators intention declared to him. And on the motion of the said Edward Sims & John Nalle Junr. Certificate is granted them for obtaining a Probat thereof in due form they having sworn to the Same and given Bond & security according to Law, Liberty being reserved to Agatha Sims & Henry Pendleton Executrix & Executor in the said Will mentioned to joyn in the Probat when they shall think fitt.⁶
In John Nalle's will dated 16 September 1780 at Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Agatha Nalle was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of John Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 16 Sept., 1780. Proven 19 Aug., 1782.
Legatees: Wife Mary Nalle.
Sons: Richard Nalle, John Nalle, William Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son John Nailer
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son William Nalle.
Grand dau. Mary Nalle, dau. of my son William Nalle and Susanna, his wife.
Dau Agatha Hill 1/2 service of a negro woman, other half to "my grandson James Sims from the time of my daughter's marriage to Russell Hll and after my daughters decease ... to my grandson James Sims.
Daus.: Mary Sims, Ann Burk, Elizabeth Sims, Gressel Parker, Amie Morriss.
Grandson Martin Morriss, son of William Morriss and Amie Morriss.
Son Martin Nalle if he appear "my will bearing date 1777 to take place."
Executors: Wife Mary Nalle, son John Nalle, son Francis Nalle.
Wit.: John Brown, Thomas Brown.^9,3 She is mentioned in the probate of the estate of John Nalle on 19 August 1782 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
From "Gilmore-Carter and allied families", p. 98 (seen on Ancestry.com):
"From "Gillmore-Carter and allied families" (p. 98) - see attached:
"From Will of John Nalle, proved 19 Aug., 1782, Culpeper Co., Va. Will Book B. p. 519, "Item, I give to my dau. Mary Simms and to my dau. Elizabeth Sims, etcetera." He mentions other children - Richard Nalle; Wm. Nalle; Frances [sic] Nalle; James Nalle; Agatha Hill; and Gressel Parker."¹⁰ John Nalle resided at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, on 19 August 1782;
John in the Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia

     Mary Nalle was born in 1734 at St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA.^3,2 She married Thomas Sims Jr., son of Thomas Sims Sr. and Rebecca Harrelson, before 1750 at Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.^6,7

Mary Nalle died in 1794 at Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.²
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Children of Mary NALLE and Thomas SIMS Jr are:
In John Nalle's will dated 16 September 1780 at Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Mary Nalle was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of John Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 16 Sept., 1780. Proven 19 Aug., 1782.
Legatees: Wife Mary Nalle.
Sons: Richard Nalle, John Nalle, William Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son John Nailer
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son William Nalle.
Grand dau. Mary Nalle, dau. of my son William Nalle and Susanna, his wife.
Dau Agatha Hill 1/2 service of a negro woman, other half to "my grandson James Sims from the time of my daughter's marriage to Russell Hll and after my daughters decease ... to my grandson James Sims.
Daus.: Mary Sims, Ann Burk, Elizabeth Sims, Gressel Parker, Amie Morriss.
Grandson Martin Morriss, son of William Morriss and Amie Morriss.
Son Martin Nalle if he appear "my will bearing date 1777 to take place."
Executors: Wife Mary Nalle, son John Nalle, son Francis Nalle.
Wit.: John Brown, Thomas Brown.^8,4 John Nalle resided at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, on 19 August 1782;
John in the Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia Mary Nalle is mentioned in the probate of the estate of John Nalle on 19 August 1782 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
From "Gilmore-Carter and allied families", p. 98 (seen on Ancestry.com):
"From "Gillmore-Carter and allied families" (p. 98) - see attached:
"From Will of John Nalle, proved 19 Aug., 1782, Culpeper Co., Va. Will Book B. p. 519, "Item, I give to my dau. Mary Simms and to my dau. Elizabeth Sims, etcetera." He mentions other children - Richard Nalle; Wm. Nalle; Frances [sic] Nalle; James Nalle; Agatha Hill; and Gressel Parker."¹⁰

     Anne Nalle married William Burk.⁶
Anne Nalle was born before 1723 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA;
Dolphin & Nalle [1978:24,38] say b. 1735/40. Early Colonial Settlers says b. bef 1723.^7,2 She married Thomas Burke before 1739.⁸

Anne Nalle died after 1782 at Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.²
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Dolphin & Nall [1978:38] says that Ann [sic] NALLE m. a William BURKE, and had four sons, but they says that this Ann was much younger (b. 1735 /40). Early Colonial Settlers (ECS) says that Anne [sic] NALLE m. a Thomas BURKE, and llist one son. This Anne is older (b. bef 1723).
     ECS provides three documents (one a deed and the other two from the administration of the estate of this Thomas) which show the name of his wife as Ann:
     Neither source give any parents for the BURKE husband.
     I have listed both marriages here, not because I believe that she married twice, but rather to highlight the inconsistencies.^6,8,2,9
In John Nalle's will dated 16 September 1780 at Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Anne Nalle was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of John Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 16 Sept., 1780. Proven 19 Aug., 1782.
Legatees: Wife Mary Nalle.
Sons: Richard Nalle, John Nalle, William Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son John Nailer
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son William Nalle.
Grand dau. Mary Nalle, dau. of my son William Nalle and Susanna, his wife.
Dau Agatha Hill 1/2 service of a negro woman, other half to "my grandson James Sims from the time of my daughter's marriage to Russell Hll and after my daughters decease ... to my grandson James Sims.
Daus.: Mary Sims, Ann Burk, Elizabeth Sims, Gressel Parker, Amie Morriss.
Grandson Martin Morriss, son of William Morriss and Amie Morriss.
Son Martin Nalle if he appear "my will bearing date 1777 to take place."
Executors: Wife Mary Nalle, son John Nalle, son Francis Nalle.
Wit.: John Brown, Thomas Brown.^10,3 John Nalle resided at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, on 19 August 1782;
John in the Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia

     Elizabeth Nalle was born between 1735 and 1740 at St. Mark's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA;
Dolphin & Nall [1978:24,39] says b. 1735/4. Early Colonial Settlers says b. 1735.^5,2 She married James Sims, son of Thomas Sims Sr. and Rebecca Harrelson, on 26 January 1759 at Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 2nd? of 3? wives.^6,7,2
Elizabeth Nalle died after 1802 at Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.²
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Children of Elizabeth NALLE and James SIMS are:
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1792 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book R; (Part 1); [Antient Press]; Page 6-7
THIS INDENTURE made the Fourteenth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety two Between JAMES SIMS SENR. and BETTY his Wife of County of Culpeper of one part and EDWARD SIMS, Son of said JAMES SIMS SENR., of other part; Witnesseth that JAMES SIMS SENR. and BETTY his Wife in consideration of the natural love and affection which they have and beareth unto their Son, EDWARD SIMS, and for the better maintenance and livelihood of him the said EDWARD SIMS, by these presents doth give unto EDWARD SIMS his heirs a certain tract of land containing One hundred and seventy eight acres be the same more or less lying in County of Culpeper and bounded, Beginning at a forked white Oak standing on the South side of the CHURCH RUN, thence South 5 West seventy six poles to one white oak, thence South thirty one East one hundred and thirty eight poles to two Pines, corner to JOHN ROBERTS's line, thence with his line South thirty five West eight poles to the Road to two red Oaks and a Spanish Oak, corner to GEORGE SIMS, thence up the several courses of said Road North twenty West two hundred and sixty poles, thence North six West seventy, thence North thirty West forty five, thence North six East fifty nine pole to a white Oak and Hickory standing on South side of the sd: CHURCH RUN, thence down the Run to the beginning; with all houses orchards profits and appurtenances to said land belonging; To have and to hold the land and premises unto EDWARD SIMS his heirs; And JAMES SIMS SENR. and BETTY his Wife for themselves their heirs doth covenant with EDWARD SIMS his heirs by these presents that EDWARD SIMS his heirs shall lawfully possess the land and premises from all incumbrances; In Witness whereof the said JAMES SIMS SENR. and BETTY his Wife have hereunto set their hands and seals the day month and year first above written
Signed Seald and delivered in presence of
H: HILL, FRENCH STROTHER, JAMES SIMS SENR.
THOMAS GRAVES, BENJN: DELANEY BETTY SIMS
The Commonwealth of Virginia to FRENCH STROTHER, HENRY HILL and WILLIAM CHAPMAN Gent., Whereas (thje Commission for the privy examination of BETTY, the Wife of JAMES SIMS SENR.); Witness JOHN JAMESON, Clerk of our said Court at the Courthouse aforesaid the 14th day of April 1792 and in the 16th year of the Commonwealth JOHN JAMESON
Culpeper to wit. We the Subscribers went personally to BETTY SIMS, Wife of JAMES SIMS and examined her privately and apart from her Husband (the return of the execution of the privy examination of BETTY SIMS); Given under our hands and seals this 14th day of April 1792
FRENCH STROTIIER
H. HILL
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 16th day of April 1792
This Indenture of Bargain and Sale from JAMES SIMS SENR. and BETTY his Wife to EDWARD SIMS was acknowledged by the said JAMES and together with a Commission thereto annexed and Certificate thereon endorsed are ordered to be recorded
Teste JOHN JAMESON, Cl Cur.²

Reference: From Dolphin & Nall [1978:39]:
     "B1J. ELIZABETH NALLE (John, Martin) may have been born about 1735-1740d in then Orange Co., Va.^r She was the daughter of J o h n and Mary (Brown) Nalle and received by his will ten shillings and a "Negro Woman."¹ Date and place of her death are unknown.
     "Elizabeth Nalle is believed to have married James Sims, a son of Thomas Sims, Senior, and Rebecca Petty.² In his will dated 21 Apr. 1784 Thomas Sims bequeathed "to Elizabeth Sims wife of James Sims my Great Looking Glass and desire at her death that one of their sons may have i t . " 3 James Sims was born about 1728 and died, in 1802.²
Children:^{2 , 4}
References and notes:
     "¹ Culpeper Co., Va., Will Book B, pp. 519-522. (G. S. Film No. 7357 Pt. 1)
     "² Lela W. Prewitt, comp., Ancestors and Descendants of Thomas Sims of Culpeper Co., Virginia — Edmund Butler of Virginia and Kentucky with Allied Families and Other Culpeper Date (Fairfield. Iowa: Privately printed 1973), pp. 71-110.
     "³ Culpeper Co., Va., Will Book C, pp. 129-130. (G. S. Film No. 7357 Pt. 2)
     "⁴ Correct order unknown; all presumed born in Culpeper Co., Va. at Citation.⁶
In John Nalle's will dated 16 September 1780 at Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Elizabeth Nalle was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of John Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 16 Sept., 1780. Proven 19 Aug., 1782.
Legatees: Wife Mary Nalle.
Sons: Richard Nalle, John Nalle, William Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son John Nailer
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son William Nalle.
Grand dau. Mary Nalle, dau. of my son William Nalle and Susanna, his wife.
Dau Agatha Hill 1/2 service of a negro woman, other half to "my grandson James Sims from the time of my daughter's marriage to Russell Hll and after my daughters decease ... to my grandson James Sims.
Daus.: Mary Sims, Ann Burk, Elizabeth Sims, Gressel Parker, Amie Morriss.
Grandson Martin Morriss, son of William Morriss and Amie Morriss.
Son Martin Nalle if he appear "my will bearing date 1777 to take place."
Executors: Wife Mary Nalle, son John Nalle, son Francis Nalle.
Wit.: John Brown, Thomas Brown.^8,3 John Nalle resided at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, on 19 August 1782;
John in the Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia Elizabeth Nalle is mentioned in the probate of the estate of John Nalle on 19 August 1782 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
From "Gilmore-Carter and allied families", p. 98 (seen on Ancestry.com):
"From "Gillmore-Carter and allied families" (p. 98) - see attached:
"From Will of John Nalle, proved 19 Aug., 1782, Culpeper Co., Va. Will Book B. p. 519, "Item, I give to my dau. Mary Simms and to my dau. Elizabeth Sims, etcetera." He mentions other children - Richard Nalle; Wm. Nalle; Frances [sic] Nalle; James Nalle; Agatha Hill; and Gressel Parker."¹⁰

     Grissel/Grizzel Nalle was born between 1740 and 1745 at St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA.^1,2 She married Richard Parker before 16 August 1765 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.⁵

Grissel/Grizzel Nalle died on 10 December 1799 at Washington Co., Kentucky, USA.²
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1762-1765 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 12-14.
15 Aug. 1765. Richard Parker and Gizell his wife of Culpeper County to Richard Ship of same. For £25 current money. 91 acres ... on the top of a hill in Field's and Parker's lline ... on the south side Mountain Run and near Parker's fence ... Benjamin Row's line ... corner to Simon Heninger.
Richard Parker
Grizell (X) Parker
15 Aug. 1765. Acknowledged by the parties. Grizell was first privily examined.
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1765-1769 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book E (Part 2); [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 213-14.
20 Nov. 1766. Richard Parker and Grissell his wife of Culpeper County to James Garnett of same. For £18 current money. 100 acres on the Mountain Run ... on the north side the Mountain Run ... Parker's line ... on the top of a ridge ... corner to Richard Parker and Benjamin Rowe...
Richard Parker
Grizel (X) Parker
Wit: Benj. Rowe, Robert Garnett.
20 Nov. 1766. Acknowledged by the parties. Grizel was first privily examined.
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1769-1773 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book F; [Antient Press]; Page 44-45
This Indenture made 19th April 1770 between RICHARD PARKER and GRISEL his Wife of County of Culpeper and THOMAS SIMS of same .. in consideration Twenty pounds current money of Virginia have granted 29 acres on the North side of the Mountain Run ..
Memorandum - Possession was had Richard Parker
and delivered Grisel Parker
At Court held for the County of Culpeper 19th April 1770 This Indenture of Feoffment ordered to be recorded previous to which the said Grisel was first privily examined as the Law directs.
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1769-1773 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book F; [Antient Press]; Page 196-198
This Indenture made 17th December 1770 between RICHARD PARKER and GRIZEL his Wife of County of Culpeper and ZACHERIAS SIMS of same .. in consideration of sum Eighteen pounds, Sixteen shillings current money of Virginia have granted 93 acres in Culpeper County in the branch of Mountain Run and is bounded beginning at three pines corner to Parkers deed and run with the line thereof to a white oak and hickory in the line of THOMAS SIMS JUNR. thence with his line to the first beginning corner
Richard Parker
At Court held for County of Culpeper Grissell Parker
17th December 1770 This Indenture of Feoffment ordered to be recorded, previous to which the said Grizel was first privily examined as the Law directs.
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1779-1781 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book L (Part 1); [Antient Press]; Page 87-89
THIS INDENTURE made the 21st day of February in year of our Lord One thousand even hundred and eighty Between RICHARD PARKER and GRISEL his Wife of County of Culpeper of one part and ELIJAH SIMS of County aforesaid of other part Witnesseth that RICHARD PARKER and GRISEL his Wife for sum of Two thousand One hundred and Eighty two pounds current money of Virginia to them in hand paid by these presents doth bargain and sell unto ELIJAH SIMS his heirs and assigns forever One certain tract of land containing Two hundred and ninety one acres be the same more or less lying in County aforesaid and on the South side the MOUNTAIN RUN and is bounded Begining at two Pines Corner to JAMES GARNETT thence with his line North nine degrees West One hundred and twenty four poles to three Pines in said PARKERs Old Line, thence with that line North eighty one degrees West ninety four poles to two Pines Corner thence South forty degrees West Two hundred and thirty poles to three Box Oaks by a Branch, corner to RICHARD SIMS, thence with his line South Eighty degrees East One hundred and forty poles to three red Oaks saplins on a Ridge Corner to said SIMS, thence South ten degrees West One hundred poles to a white Oak Gum and Hickory in THOMAS SIMS JUNRs. line thence South seventy eight degrees East twenty seven pole to a Pine Corner to THOMAS SIMS SENR., thence North seventy degrees East One hundred and twenty eight poles to two Pines another Corner of said SIMS thence North one degree 30 West One hundred and seventeen poles to the begining Together with all houses Orchards and appurtenances whatsoever to the same belonging To have and to hold the said tract of land with the appurtenances unto ELIJAH SIMS his heirs and assigns forever In Witness whereof said Parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written
in presents of us RICHARD PARKER
GRISEL PARKER
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 21st day of Febry. 1780 This Indenture was acknowledged by the parties and ordered to be recorded the said GRISEL being first privily examined according to Law
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1781-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book L (Part 2); [Antient Press]; Page 331-333
THIS INDENTURE made this Nineteenth day of July in year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and eighty three Between RICHARD PARKER & GRISSELL his Wife of County of Culpeper of one part and WILLIAM LEWIS of the aforesaid County of other part Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of One hundred & seventy pounds current money of Virginia to them the said RICHD. PARKER and GRISSELL his Wife well and truly in hand paid have bargained and sold unto WILLM. LEWIS his heirs and assigns forever a Certain tract of land containing by Estimation Two hundd. & fifty acres more or less lying in the foresaid County and on the Waters of MOUNTAIN RUN and bounded Begining at a Pine, Corner to JOHN SMITH deced, thence with his line South sixty degrees East 88 poles, Corner to a red Oak & Pine by JAMES YOWILLs Fence, thence with his line North twenty five degrees East One hundred and Eighteen poles, Corner to said YOWILL a Pine by a Bridge on the upper side of a Run, thence with the said YOWILLs line North five degrees West thirty four poles to three Pines on a point, Corner to said YOWELL, thence North sevinty degrees East forty four poles to a Stump in the said YOWILLs Plantation, thence North eight degrees West two hundred poles to a Pine, Corner to JAMES GARNET, thence North eighty degrees West One hundred and thirty eight poles to three Pines, Corner to ELIJAH SIMS, thence with his line South two hundred and sixty poles to a white red & Spanish Oaks Corner to the said SIMS, thence West forty poles to three Hickorys Corner to the said SIMS, thence South fifteen degrees West ninety two poles to a Hickory and red Oak, Corner to the said JOHN SMITH deced line, thence with his line to the beginning, Together with all woods, ways, houses, Orchards and other appurtenances belonging & all other the Estate, Right and title that may now or ever hereafter appertains to the same free from the Trouble Hindrance or Molestation of any person whatsoever To have and to hold the aforesaid Land & premises from all Incumbrances or from any person whatsoever As Witness our hands & Seals the day and year above written
in presence of JOHN HUME, RICHARD PARKER
JAS. YOWELL, HENRY LEWIS 33 GRISSELL PARKER
Received full satisfaction for this Within Written Indenture. Witness my hand this Nineteenth day of July 1783 RICHARD PARKER
GRISSELL PARKER
Memorandum that on the same day of the date of the within written Indenture Quiet and peaceable possession of the said Land and premises within mentioned was made and given by the said RICHARD PARKER & GRISSELL his Wife to him the said WILLIAM LEWIS in presence of us whose names are under written
JOHN HUME
JAS. YOWELL
HENRY LEWIS
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 21st day of July 1783
This Indenture was acknowledged by the parties & ordered to be recorded, previous to which the said GRISSELL was first privately examined as the Law directs.²
In John Nalle's will dated 16 September 1780 at Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Grissel/Grizzel Nalle was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of John Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 16 Sept., 1780. Proven 19 Aug., 1782.
Legatees: Wife Mary Nalle.
Sons: Richard Nalle, John Nalle, William Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son John Nailer
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son William Nalle.
Grand dau. Mary Nalle, dau. of my son William Nalle and Susanna, his wife.
Dau Agatha Hill 1/2 service of a negro woman, other half to "my grandson James Sims from the time of my daughter's marriage to Russell Hll and after my daughters decease ... to my grandson James Sims.
Daus.: Mary Sims, Ann Burk, Elizabeth Sims, Gressel Parker, Amie Morriss.
Grandson Martin Morriss, son of William Morriss and Amie Morriss.
Son Martin Nalle if he appear "my will bearing date 1777 to take place."
Executors: Wife Mary Nalle, son John Nalle, son Francis Nalle.
Wit.: John Brown, Thomas Brown.^6,3 John Nalle resided at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, on 19 August 1782;
John in the Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia Grissel/Grizzel Nalle is mentioned in the probate of the estate of John Nalle on 19 August 1782 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
From "Gilmore-Carter and allied families", p. 98 (seen on Ancestry.com):
"From "Gillmore-Carter and allied families" (p. 98) - see attached:
"From Will of John Nalle, proved 19 Aug., 1782, Culpeper Co., Va. Will Book B. p. 519, "Item, I give to my dau. Mary Simms and to my dau. Elizabeth Sims, etcetera." He mentions other children - Richard Nalle; Wm. Nalle; Frances [sic] Nalle; James Nalle; Agatha Hill; and Gressel Parker."⁸

     Amy/Amie Nalle married William Morris.²
Amy/Amie Nalle was born between 1740 and 1745 at St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA;
Dolphin & Nalle [1978:24] say b. 1740/45. Early Colonial Settlers says b. ca 1743.^1,5
Amy/Amie Nalle died after 1782 at Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.⁵
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of John Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 16 Sept., 1780. Proven 19 Aug., 1782.
Legatees: Wife Mary Nalle.
Sons: Richard Nalle, John Nalle, William Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son John Nailer
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son William Nalle.
Grand dau. Mary Nalle, dau. of my son William Nalle and Susanna, his wife.
Dau Agatha Hitt 1/2 service of a negro woman, other half to "my grandson James Sims from the time of my daughter's marriage to Russell Hitt and after my daughters decease ... to my grandson James Sims.
Daus.: Mary Sims, Ann Burk, Elizabeth Sims, Gressel Parker, Amie Morriss.
Grandson Martin Morriss, son of William Morriss and Amie Morriss.
Son Martin Nalle if he appear "my will bearing date 1777 to take place."
Executors: Wife Mary Nalle, son John Nalle, son Francis Nalle.
Wit.: John Brown, Thomas Brown.
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1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 422-423
THIS INDENTURE made this 19th day of May 1777 Between WILLIAM MORRIS and AMEY his Wife of County of Culpeper of one part and DICKIE LATHAM of other part Witnesseth that said William Morriss & Amey his Wife for sum Fifty pounds current money of Virginia have granted unto said Dickie Latham land in County of Culpeper and bounded Begining at a white oak in CAMPs line at Corner to THOMAS CAMP thence with his line West to FLOYDS OLD PATH by the fence thence along the Path to FOX MOUNTAIN ROAD thence down the said Road to a gum on Hungry Run Corner to said Dickie Latham thence a straight line to the Begining containing seventy five acres .. William Morriss
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 19 May 1777 Amey Morriss
This Indenture of Bargain and Sale ordered to be recorded Previous to which the said Amey was first Privily Examined as the Law directs.⁵
In John Nalle's will dated 16 September 1780 at Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Amy/Amie Nalle was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of John Nalle of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 16 Sept., 1780. Proven 19 Aug., 1782.
Legatees: Wife Mary Nalle.
Sons: Richard Nalle, John Nalle, William Nalle, Francis Nalle, James Nalle.
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son John Nailer
Grandson John Nalle, son of my son William Nalle.
Grand dau. Mary Nalle, dau. of my son William Nalle and Susanna, his wife.
Dau Agatha Hill 1/2 service of a negro woman, other half to "my grandson James Sims from the time of my daughter's marriage to Russell Hll and after my daughters decease ... to my grandson James Sims.
Daus.: Mary Sims, Ann Burk, Elizabeth Sims, Gressel Parker, Amie Morriss.
Grandson Martin Morriss, son of William Morriss and Amie Morriss.
Son Martin Nalle if he appear "my will bearing date 1777 to take place."
Executors: Wife Mary Nalle, son John Nalle, son Francis Nalle.
Wit.: John Brown, Thomas Brown.^6,3 John Nalle resided at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, on 19 August 1782;
John in the Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia

     William Nalle was born circa 1734 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA; Dolphin & Nall [1978:365] says b. 1734. Early colonial Settlers says b. ca 1740.^1,3 He married Ann Eleanor Yancey, daughter of Capt. Lewis Davis Yancey and Mildred Winifred Kavanaugh, circa 1760 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
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Possibly her 1st of 2 husbands (brothers). Per Yancey [1994:48-9]: "It is thought that Martin Nail may have remarried Winifred's sister Ann Eleanor who had been widowed after marrying William Nail (Martin Nail's brother) - as one biography of Martin gives his wife's name as Ann...Usually just called Ann, this daughter of Lewis Davis Yancey married William Nail (son of Martin 8c Isabell Nail and the husband of Ann's sister Winifred)...It would seem that Ann Eleanor may have remarried her brother-in-law Martin Nail (after her sister Winifred had died about 1793) - but no records have been found to verify this."^4,5,3,6
William Nalle died circa 1796 at Scott Co., Kentucky, USA.^7,3
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1789-1790 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book P; [Antient Press]; Page 316-317
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I WILLIAM NALLE of County of Culpeper in consideration of the natural love good will & affection which I have & do bear towards my Daughter, MILLY NALL, of said County and in consideration of the sum of Five shillings current money to me in hand paid by said MILLY NALLE by these presents do bargain sell & confirm unto MILLY NALLE her heirs one Negro woman slave named Nan, one dark bay Horse called Dobster & one feather bed & furniture, which said Negro slave and her future increase, horse, bed & furniture I do by these presents warrant and will forever defend to said MILLY NALLE her heirs from the claim of any person; In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed my seal this 15th day of February Anno Domini 1790
Sealed & Delivered in the presence of
(no witnesses recorded) WILLIAM NALLE
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 15th day of February 1790
This Deed of Gift from WILLIAM NALLE to MILLEY NALLE was acknowledged by the said WILLIAM & ordered to be recorded
Teste JOHN JAMESON, Ct Cur.
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1788-1789 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book O; [Antient Press]; Page 345-347
THIS INDENTURE made this 19th day of April in year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Ninety Between WILLIAM NALL & ANN his Wife of County of Culpeper of one part and BENJAMIN HAWKINS of said County of other part; Witnesseth that WILLIAM NALL & ANN his Wife in consideration of the sum of Fifty pounds current money of Virginia to them in hand paid by BENJAMIN HAWKINS, by these presents doth bargain & sell unto BENJAMIN HAWKINS his heirs one tract of land lying in the aforesaid County in the GOURD VINE FORK being part of a Patent granted to GEORGE DILLARD bearing date the 19th day of June one thousand seven hundred &Thirty five and recorded in ORANGE Office, containing Two hundred acres be the same more or less and is bounded, Begining at a white Oak, Spanish Oak & Locust in WILLIAM LOBBs line thence North Eighty degrees East line of said Patent, thence with said line one hundred & eighty four poles to two red Oaks, thence South to a Pine in LOBBs line thence to the begining; Together with all woods water courses orchards and all other appurtenances belonging; free from the hindrance of any person whatsoever lawfully claiming the same; To have and to hold the land and premises from all incumbrances of mortgages dowers & reversions to be to the only use of BENJAMIN HAWKINS his heirs; As Witness our hands & seals the day & year above written
Sealed Signed & Delivered in presence of
(no witnesses recorded) WILLIAM NALL
ANN NALL
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 19th day of April 1790
This Indenture of Bargain & Sale from WILLIAM NALLE & ANN his Wife to BENJAMIN HAWKINS was acknowledged by said WILLIAM & ordered to be recorded, she being first privily examined as the Law directs Teste JOHN JAMESON, Cl Cur
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1788-1789 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book O; [Antient Press]; Page 354-356
THIS INDENTURE made this 19th day of April in year of our Lord one thouand seven hundred & Ninety Between WILLIAM NALLE & ANN his Wife of County of Culpeper of one part & ANN POPHAM of County aforesaid of other part; Witnesseth that WILLIAM NALLE & ANN his Wife in consideration of the sum of Forty pounds current money of Virginia to them in hand paid, by these presents doth bargain sell & confirm unto ANN POPHAM her heirs that parcel of land containing One hundred acres be the same more or less lying in the GOURD VINE FORK of RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER in Bromfield Parish & County aforesaid; being part of a Patent granted to WILLIAM LOBB bearing date the tenth day of January in year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred &Thirty five as by said Patent will more at large appear and by the said LOBB sold and confirmed to EDWARD DILLARD & by the said DILLARD to MARTIN NALLE & by the said NALLEs Will to be sold by the Executor, the aforesaid WILLIAM NALLE, bounded, Begining at a white Oak and small Ash standing in the low grounds of the South Fork of GOURD VINE RIVER in or near the REVD. JOHN THOMPSONs line on North side thereof, runing thence North twenty four degrees East one hundred & eighty poles to two Hickories & white Oak saplin near a Branch, thence South sixty six degrees East ninety poles to two white Oaks & a red Oak saplin on a Hill side, thence South twenty four degrees West one hundred & sixty eight poles to the said River, thence up the River to the said THOMPSONs Corner, thence with the line to the beginning; And all houses profits & emoluments to the same belonging; To have & to hold the tract of land and the premises & appurtenances unto ANN POPHAM her heirs; And WILLIAM NALLE & ANN his Wife their heirs the tract of land with the appurtenances unto ANN POPHAM her heirs shall warrant & forever defend by these presents against all persons; In Witness whereof the parties to these presents interchangably have hereunto set their hands & fixt their seals the day & year first above written
Signed Sealed & Delivered in presence of us
(no witnesses recorded) WILLIAM NALLE
ANN NALLE
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 19th day of April 1790
This Indenture of Bargain & Sale from WILLIAM NALLE & ANN his Wife to ANN POPHAM was acknowledged by the parties & ordered to be recorded; she being first privily examined as the Law directs
Tests JOHN JAMESON, Cl Cur
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1790-1791 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book Q (Part 1); [Antient Press]; Page 48-50
THIS INDENTURE made this 21st day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred & Ninety one Between WILLIAM NALLE & ANN his Wife of Couinty of Culpeper of one part and PHILIP LONG of County of SHENANDOAH of other part; Witnesseth that whereas WILLIAM NALLE & ANN his Wife in consideration of five hundred & fifty pounds current money of Virginia to them in hand paid, by these presents doth bargain & sell unto PHILIP LONG his heirs two tracts of land lying in County of Culpeper adjoining each other & containing both together Six hundred & seventy acres more or less & are bounded the first tract begins at two Pines standing in a Valley, corner to JOHN NALLE, thence with his line South 84 degrees East 100 poles to two red Oak saplins &a Pine on a Hill side, corner to said JOHN NALLE, thence with his line South 6 degrees West forty poles to two Pines in a Valley, another corner to the said NALLE, thence with his line South 84 degrees East 100 poles to a Pine standing on a Hill side, another corner of said NALLEs, thence with his line South 65 degrees East forty poles to two Hickories & a Maple standing on South Fork of the GOURD VINE RIVER opposite the mouth of DEVILS RUN, corner to said JOHN & MARTIN NALLE, thence with a line of a tract granted by Patent to Capt. ROBERT GREEN, then MARTIN NALLEs Land North West eighty poles to near a red Oak on the River side, thence down said River North 78 degrees West 54 poles, North 5 degrees East 38 poles, North 55 degrees East 36 poles, North 85 degrees East fifty four poles to a marked red Oak, thence with the course of said GREENs Patent North 10 degrees West 146 poles to two red & one white Oak on the River Bank in or near a line of WILLIAM GREENs Patent, a little below a Plantation of said MARTIN NALLEs. thence with a line of the said GREENs North 20 degrees East 146 poles to a white Oak on a Ridge, another corner of said GREENs, thence North 96 poles to two small Pines & a white Oak, another corner of said GREENs, thence leaving his line North 84 degrees West 175 poles to three Pines on a Hill side, thence South 7 degrees West 454 poles to the beginning; This tract contains Five hundred acres. The second tract is bounded, begining at a red Oak near a Rock of Stones on the North side of the South Fork of GOURD VINE RIVER, thence North 10 degrees West 160 poles to a small Pine near a Meadow, thence South 70 degrees East 38 poles to a blazed red Oak on the River Bank, thence up the said River near a large Rock of Stone & red Oak in WILLIAM GREENs Course on the South side of said River; thence South 68 degrees East 24 poles to the point of a Ridge, thence the several courses of said Ridge to three small saplins in the said GREENs line, thence with the lines of said Patent to the River by the mouth of the DEVILS RUN, thence over the said River North West eighty poles to a red Oak on the North side of said South Fork of said GOURD VINE RIVER, thence down the several courses of said River to the begining. This second tract contains One hundred & seventy acres, which added to the first Five hundred makes in the whole Six hundred & seventy as mentioned above; Together with every appurtenances to the same belonging To have & to hold the said Land &c. &c. In Witness whereof the parties to these have interchangably set their hands & affixed their seals the day & year first above written Sign'd seed and delivered in the presence of
(no witnesses recorded) WILLIAM NALLE
ANN NALLE
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 21st day of February 1791
This Indenture of Bargain & Sale from WILLIAM NALLE & ANN his Wife to PHILIP LONG was acknowledged by the parties & ordered to be recorded; previous to which the said ANN was privily examined as the law directs
Tests JOHN JAMESON, Cl Cur.³ William Nalle was also known as William Nall.²

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Per Yancey [1994:48-9]: "Usually just called Ann, this daughter of Lewis Davis Yancey married William Nail (son of Martin & Isabell Nail and the husband of Ann's sister Winifred). Sometime before 1774, the couple seems to have moved with their family to Augusta County, Virginia where they settled near the town of Elkton. Later this area was taken to form Rockingham County. Here, William Nail, like his brother Martin, was quite actively involved in the military during the Revolutionary War. He also served as Sheriff. He seems to have moved back to Culpeper for a short time after the death of his parents. Then, about 1791 he seems to have taken his family to Woodford County, Kentucky where he was granted over 4,000 acres of land. His name appears in Scott County, Kentucky records as this county was formed from part of Woodford in 1792. He seems to have died about the year 1796 probably in Scott County - but no will has been found. It would seem that Ann Eleanor may have remarried her brother-in-law Martin Nail (after her sister Winifred had died about 1793) - but no records have been found to verify this. She may be the Ann Nail listed on the tax records of Scott County in 1807. Little is known concerning her death."

William Nalle and Ann Eleanor Yancey lived before 1774 at Elkton, Augusta Co. (the), now Rockingham Co., Virginia, USA.⁷
In Martin Nalle (II)'s will dated 9 March 1783 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, William Nalle was named as executor; From Dolphin & Nall [1978:360-61]:
Will of Martin Nalle
     "In the name of God amen! I Martin Nalle of Culpeper County being weak and low in health but of sound and Disposing Memory, But advanced in years do make this my Will and Testament for Selling my Temporal Recommending my sole to Infant Mercy through the merits of my Redeemer and my Body to the Earth to be entered in a Decent manner at the Discretion of my Executors hereafter mentioned —
     "Imprimis, I lend and Devise to my Beloved wife Isabell the third part of my Estate During her Life or widowhood and after Decease or second marriage that part of my Estate to be sold and the money to be Equally Divided among my Children Hereafter mentioned Item, namely William Nalle, Martin, Ann, Rachel, Winny, Clary, Milly and my Grand Daughter Catey Parks. Item I give my son William Nalle Fifty pounds specie to buy him a negro which sum he is to account for in the General Division of my estate Hereafter Mentioned
     "Item I give my Daughter Ann my Negro boy Jack which she is to Account for his value in the General Division.
     "Item I give my Daughter Rachel my Negro Bell already Delivered to her which she is to account for in the General Division but not her Increase.
     "Item, I give my son Martin my Negro King which he is not to account for in the General Division of my Estate.
     "Item, I give my Daughter Clary my Negro Beck [?] which she is to account for in the General Division but not her Increase
     "Item, I give my Daughter Winny my Negro George which she is to account for in the General Division of my Estate
     "Item, I give my Daughter Milly my negro mars which she is to account for in the General Division
     "Item, I give my Grand Daughter Catey Parks the Eight part of my Estate arising from all other Families Gazettes Four months before the day of Sale and to be sold to the Highest Bidder and the Money arising from the said Sale to be Equally Divided among my Seven Children and my Gran Daughter above mentioned, if my Gran Daughter Catey Parks should die without heir that that [sic] part of Estate to Return to Mary Holloday other children, I appoint and Devise my beloved wife Isabell my Sons William and Martin Nalle and my son in Law Humphrey Sparks to be Executrix and Executors of this my Last will and Testament Sealed and Published by me this 9th day of March one thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty Three

     "I also make this as a Codisal to this my last will and Testament
     "Item, I give and bequeath to John Sanders all that part of my Estate already willed to his Late wife Winifred for the use of my, His Children by my Daughter Winny. Sealed and published this 9th day of March 1783.