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     Richard Kenner was born on 6 April 1712 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.² He married Hannah Kenner, daughter of Capt. Matthew Kenner and Elizabeth Aldridge, after 1732 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.^3,2

Richard Kenner died before 28 May 1773 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.²
     Reference:
From Early Colonial Settlers:
vestryman of Dettingen Parish, Prince William County, Virginia
=== Will Abstracted by Edward White
DW 6-484, 9/13/1718, pv 5/27/1719 WILL of RICHARD KENNER.
Son WINDER all my land and plantation extending from the land of WILLIAM CHANDLER which now lies with a mill, into the woods for breadth and HOSKENSES branch - to him and heirs of his body and then to next such heirs. He is under 21. Mother to handle.
Son RICHARD land from HOSKENSES branch including the plantation where William Martin lives; a mile into the woods for breadth and including the land I bought from my brother JOHN and a line of marked trees. To him and heirs of body lawfully begotten and for want of such heirs to my son RODHAM.
Son RODHAM all that land I bought from my brother, JOHN, the remainder of my land.
Extending from land hereto before bequeathed to the end of my land. Heirs of body, only for the land where brother, John lives. Rodham under 21.
Wife ELIZABETH Land from FRANCIS ATWELL, JR. on south side of the Machodoc near the head thereof.
Mother-in-law ELIZABETH WINDER to have a living out of my estate.
If wife dies or re-marries divide between his sons and daughters FRANCES and ELIZA.
Henry Ashton and John Awbrey executors
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1716-1720 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 6, [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 484-87.
Will of Richd. Kenner of Westmoreland County, being very sick and weak in body, dated 17 Nov. 1718.
To my loving son Winder Kenner all my land and plantation where I now live, extending from the land where Mr. Wm. Chandler Chandler (sic) now lives with a mile into the woods for breadth to Hoskeses Branch, when he comes to the age of one and twenty yeares old and till then to remain in the hands of his mother.
To my loving son Richard Kenner all my lands and plantations from Hoskenses branch includeing the plantation where William Martin now lives on, extending a mile into the woods for breadth and including that part of land I first bought of my brother John Kenner, and for want of heirs to my loving son Rodham Kenner and his heirs, my son Richd. Kenner enjoy the premises when he attaines to the age of twenty one yeares and till then to be in the hands of his mother.
To my loving son Rodham Kenner all that part of land I bought of my brother John Kenner, being the remainder part of my land I bought of my brother, extending from the land bequeathed to Richard to the end of my lend, only that part were my brother Jno. Kenner now lives on my brother have dureing his natural life and after his decease to come to my son Rodham, and for want of issue to the next heir, my son to enjoy the premises when he comes to the age of twenty one yeares and till then to remain in the hands of his mother.
To my loving wife Elizabeth Kenner all that land I bought of Francis Attwell Junr. lying on the south side of Machodick river and near the head thereof.
My loving wife have all the rest of estate during her widdowhood.
My mother in law Eliza. Winder have a plentifull living out of my estate suitable to the quantity and quality of my estate dureing her widdowhood or if shee doth not marry dureing her natural life.
If my wife Eliza. Kenner should marry then all my estate be imediately taken out of her hands by my executors and equally divided between my three sons and two daughters, Winder Kenner, Eliza. Kenner, Richard Kenner, Rodham Kenner and Frances Kenner and their heirs. But if my five children decease this life before my wife marry or decease this life, be equally divided between the rest of my children soe surviving.
My good friend Majr. Henry Ashton and John Awbrey executors in trust
Richd. Kenner
Wit: Mary (X) Rice, Matthew (X) Jackman, Wm. (X) Rice.
27 May 1719. Presented by Eliza. his relict and being proved at March Court by Matthew Jackman and Wm. Rice, admitt to record. Henry Ashton, Gent., and John Awbrey, executors, refused to take the burtheen of the execution upon themselves. At the instance of Elizabeth certificate is granted her for obtaining letters of administration with the will annexed.
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1729-1737 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book; [Lewis & Booker]; Page 169
Winder, Mrs. Elizabeth will probated 21 November 1734 by Winder Kenner and Richard Kenner, the executors.
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1729-1737 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book; [Lewis & Booker]; Page 182
Bennet, Edward, will probated 19 March 1734/5, by Richard Kenner the administrator
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1731-1739 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book [Mike Marshall]; Page 276a
At a court held for the said County the 25th day of July 1738.
- Winder and Richard Kenner by their petition to this court therein set forth that John Footman, Gent intermarried with Elizabeth, widow and relict of Richard Kenner and mother of the petitioners, that the said Footman has been in possession of all the land belonging to ye petitioners since the said intermarriage without any division made. The petitioners therefore prayed an order of this worshipful court to have the thirds of the land allotted to the said Footman in right of his wife as aforesaid by some persons to be appointed and for that purpose by this court which premises being considered and for the John Footman, Gent being present and consenting, James Thomas, Gent, surveyor of this County is hereby ordered to survey the whole land aforesaid and having so done divide the same into three equal parts and that then the said Thomas, John Bushrod, Gent and William Callis or any two of them do allot the said Footman one third thereof in right of his wife’s dower of the said lands as aforesaid and to report their proceedings herein to the next court to be held for the said County.
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1736-1738 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds & Will Book 8, Part 6 [Antient Press]; Page 341a
THIS INDENTURE made between RICHARD KENNER of County of NORTHUMBERLAND, Gent., of one part and JOHN FOOTMAN of Westmorland County of other part Gent., Witnesseth this Twenty Eighth day of August Anno Domini one thousand seven hundred and thirty eight that RICHARD KENNER hath and by these presents doth lease and to farm let one parcel of land called and known by the name of HOSKINS's NECK and is part of the Dividend of Land whereon said JOHN FOOTMAN now lives, All which land lying in the Parish of Cople and County of Westmorland on the upper and North side of the Main Head Branch of LOWER MACHOTIQUE RIVER and bounded, Begining at a Sasafras standing on the bank of a Marsh commonly called and known by the name of HOSKINS's MARSH, thence runing a course of marked trees West and by North to the Road that leads to the House where said FOOTMAN now lives, thence runing along the Road paralel with a line of marked trees to the line that divides Mr. DEBUTTs Land and RICHARD KENNER's, thence down the line to the MACHOTIQUE RIVER or near it concluding the Plantation whereon JOHN MOSS now lives within the said bounds, with all houses orchards fishing and hunting with all other the appurtenances thereunto belonging; To have and to hold the land unto JOHN FOOTMAN and HANNAH FOOTMAN his Daughter during their natural lives and the survivor of them, JOHN FOOTMAN and HANNAH FOOTMAN his Daughter; paying yearly during the lives and survivor of them the Quitrents of the land to the Lord of the Fee and four hundred and thirty pounds of tobacco this present year and every year after on the tenth day of April and JOHN FOOTMAN is hereby obliged to build a sufficient House and plant a hundred Apple trees and not sell or waste the Timber on the Land, And in case JOHN FOOTMAN die before the House is built then HANNAH FOOTMAN. his Daughter, to perform the same and have the Orchard planted; And also sell nor waste the Timber of the land; In Witness whereof the parties to these presents have interchangeably set their hands and seals the day and year above written
Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of
HENRY LEE DAVID CURRIE, RICHARD KENNER
JOHN WHEELER
Westmorland ss. At a Court held for the said County the 29th day of August 1738 RICHARD KENNER of the County of NORTHUMBERLAND personally acknowledged this Lease of Land by him passed and duly executed to JOHN FOOTMAN, Gentleman, to be his proper act and deed, which at the instance of the said FOOTMAN is admitted to Record
Test G. TURBERVILE, C. C. W.
Recorded the seventh day of September 1738, pr. G. T., C. C. W.

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1737-1743 Northumberland County, Virginia Administrations; [Lewis & Booker]; Page 172
Gaddes, James, est. adm, by Richard Kenner. 9 March 1740/1
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1744-1745 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds & Will Book 10, Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 54-55
IN THE NAME OF GOD Amen, I ELIZABETH FOOTMAN of Parish of Copley and County of Westmoreland being very sick and weake of body but of perfect mind and disposing memory, thanks be given unto God for the same, do constitute make and ordain this writing to be my Last Will and Testament, revoking all other former Wills by me made either verbal or written and do ordain this to be my Last Will and no other; And first of all I bequeath my Soul into the hands of God that gave it with a Christian hope of Salvation thro: the merrits of Christ Jesus my Saviour, and I will that my body be decently interred at the discretion of my Executors hereafter named; And as touching such worldly Estate as it hath pleased God to bless and endow me with in this life, I give devise and dispose of after the following manner. I will that all my just and lawful debts be paid.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Daughter, FRANCES YOUELL, all my Cloths and wearing apparel of every kind andnature also my riding horse and saddle, also my Great Looking Glass, and my Desk that stands in the Hall and it is my will and desire that neither the Cloaths, Horse, Saddle, Glass nor Desk shall be appraised, but delivered to my Daughter without.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Grandaughter. ELIZABETH YOUELL, my Negro man named Prince that was given to me by the Last Will and Testament of my Husband, JOHN FOOTMAN, deceased. and it is my will and desire that my Son in Law, BATTERAW YOUELL, should have the use of the said Negroe and be accountable unto the aforesaid ELIZABETH YOUELL for the worth of him when she either marries or comes of age;
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Grandaughter, ELIZABETH YOUELL, one of my Gold Rings and my Gold boles and Silver tumbler and two Silver spoons and the feather bed and furniture that I lie in myself;
Item. I give and bequeath unto WILLIAM RICE, SENIOR, three barrells of Indian Corn. It is my will and desire that the remainder of my Estate be equally divided amongst my three Children.
Lastly, I nominate ordain and appoint my two Sons, WINDOR KENNER, RICHARD KENNER and my Son in Law, BATTRAW YOUELL, whole and sole Exors. of this my Last Will and Testament; In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 10th day of May 1744
este THOMAS REDALL, WM, RICE, ELIZABETH FOOTMAN
WILLIAM RICE
Westmd. Sct. At a ours held for the said County the 28th day of Augut 1744
This Last Will and Testament of ELIZABETH FOOTMAN, deceased, was presented into Court by her Sons. WINDOR and RICHARD KENNER and her Son in Law, BATTERAW YOUELL, her Executors, who made Oath thereto and being proved by the Oaths of THOMAS REDDALL and WILLIAM RICE, two of the witnesses thereto, is admitted to Record; And upon the motion of the said Executors and their performing what is usual in such cases, Certificate is granted them for obtaining a Probate thereof in due form
Teste GEO: LEE, C, W, C.

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1750-1770 Northumberland County, Virginia Wills-Admin; [Lewis & Booker]; Page 197
Hague, Joseph
W. W. 23 January 1760---W. P. 14 April 1760
To son Joseph Hague Junr.-my young gray mare.
To son Frances Hague-my young horse colt.
To daughter Hannah Hague-my wifes box, Cloaths, and box iron and heaters, and looking glass.
To Betty Potter-six pounds of current money.
Rest of estate to be equally divided between my three children Joseph Hague, Frances Hague, and Hannah Hague.
Son Frances Hague to be bound out to a Taylor.
Daughter Hannah Hague-be bound out to learn to be a weaver.
Brother in law Richard Walker, executor.
Witness: Richard Kenner and. John Mason.²
Richard Kenner is mentioned in the will of Richard Kenner III before 27 May 1719;
from Genealogies of Virginia Familiesp. 259: "He mentions, in his will proved in Westmorelancl Co., May 27, 1719., his brother John Kenner, Mother-in-law Elizabeth Winder and children: 16 Winder 17 Elizabeth, 18 Richard, 19 Rodham, 20 Francis."

     Brereton Kenner married Judith Newton, daughter of Willloughby Newton.¹
Brereton Kenner was born on 8 February 1732.¹
Brereton Kenner died before 1755;
from Genealogies of Virginia Families p. 259: "It is stated in the records in 1755 that Elizabeth and Judith are dead and that Mary Rouand, Brereton Kenner's daughter, was heir-at-law to her father, who had a fee tail estate under the will of his grandmother Elizabeth Winder."¹

     Richard Kenner was born 29/2/1733.¹
Richard Kenner died before 12 April 1762; Died before his father.¹

     Judith Newton married Brereton Kenner, son of Winder Kenner (Sr.).¹

Judith Newton died before 1755;
from Genealogies of Virginia Families p. 259: "It is stated in the records in 1755 that Elizabeth and Judith are dead and that Mary Rouand, Brereton Kenner's daughter, was heir-at-law to her father, who had a fee tail estate under the will of his grandmother Elizabeth Winder."¹

     Richard Hull II was born on 14 April 1685 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.² He married (?) Gaskins circa 1705 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
;
His 1st of 2 wives.
Per Early Colonial Settlers:
Family 1     Female Gaskins, b. Abt 1689, Northumberland County, Virginia d. Abt 1711, Northumberland County, Virginia (Age ~ 22 years)
Marriage     Abt 1705      Northumberland County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Sarah Hull, b. 25 Nov 1706, Northumberland County, Virginia [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     2. Richard Hull, b. 4 Aug 1709, Northumberland County, Virginia d. Bef 1717, Northumberland County, Virginia (Age < 7 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural].³ Richard Hull II married Hannah Kenner, daughter of Col. Rodham Kenner Sr. and Hannah Fox, circa 1711 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
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His 2nd of 2 wives; her 1st of 4 husbands
Per Early Colonial Settler:
Family 3     Richard Hull, b. 14 Apr 1685, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 18 Dec 1717, Northumberland County, Virginia - admin (Age 32 years)
Marriage     Abt 1711      Northumberland County, Virginia
Children      
     1. William Hull, b. 31 Aug 1713, Northumberland County, Virginia d. Abt 1714, Northumberland County, Virginia (Age 0 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     2. Richard Hull, b. 12 Apr 1717, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 10 Feb 1777, St. Stephen's Northumberland County, Virginia (Age 59 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural].^1,2,4
Richard Hull II died before 18 December 1717 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA;
Date of administration of estate. Per Early Colonial Settlers: 1713-1719 Northumberland County, Virginia Administrations; [Lewis & Booker]; Page 251
Hull, Richard, est. adm. by Hannah Hull, the relict. 18 December 1717.²
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Per Early Colonial Settlers:      
1687-1698 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2; [Hamrick]; Page 736
Northumberland County Court July 17, 1696
Mr. PETER PRESLY, Capt. PETER HACK and Mr. CHARLES HARRIS Executors in Trust of Mr. RICHARD HULL deceased during the minority of RICHARD HULL a minor against JOHN ALLEN Continued.
Mr. PETER PRESLY, Capt. PETER HACK and Mr. CHARLES HARRIS Executors in Trust of Mr. RICHARD HULL deceased during the minority of RICHARD HULL a minor against CHRISTOPHER NEWTON Continued.
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1694-1697 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 2; Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 146)
Richmond County Court 4th of June 1696
- Order is granted against the Sheriff to Mr. PETER PRESLEY, Capt. PETER HACK & CHARLES HARRIS, Gardians of RICHARD HULL, Infant, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of RICHARD HULL deceased, for the non appearance of JOHN BAKER, Administrator (with the Will annexed) of the Estate of DENNIS McCARTY deceased during the minoritie of DANIEL & CATHERINE McCARTY, Exrs of the sd DENNIS.²

     John Crallé was born circa 1695 at Great Wicomico, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.² He married Hannah Kenner, daughter of Col. Rodham Kenner Sr. and Hannah Fox, circa 1727 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
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Her 4th of 4 husbands
Per Early Colonial Settler:
Family 4     John Cralle, b. Abt 1695, Great Wicomico, Northumberland County, Virginia d. Mar 1758, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia - Probate (Age ~ 63 years)
Marriage     Abt 1727      St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Rodham Kenner Cralle, b. Abt 1727, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 9 Mar 1761, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia - Probate (Age ~ 34 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     2. Mary Cralle, b. 1728, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 8 Jun 1789, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia - Probate (Age 61 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     3. Kenner Cralle, b. Abt 1729, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 12 Jul 1785, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia - Probate (Age ~ 56 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     4. John Cralle, b. 1730, Northumberland County, Virginia d. Aft 1785, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia
(Age > 56 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     5. William Matthew Cralle, b. 1739, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 1800, Amelia County, Virginia (Age 61 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural].^1,3,2
John Crallé died in March 1758 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.²
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Per Early Colonial Ancestors:
1713-1749 Northumberland County, Virginia Wills-Admin; [Lewis & Booker];
Record Book (172-1729) - Will of Thomas Cralle, Page 33a, omitted. It is as follows:
Cralle, Thomas of St. Stephen's Parish, gent. W. W. 17 October 1726 W. P. 17 November 1726
Wife Hannah Cralle negro man Charles and negro woman Pegg to her and her heirs, and she to
have the plantation whereon I now live during her natural life, and she to have the (faded) liquors I now possess, and she is to have all the goods her mother left her
Rest of my estate to be equally divided between my wife Hannah Cralle, and my two sons John and Thomas Cralle,
My wife and brother John Cralle to be my executors.
Witness: -John Cralle, Francis Kenner, and David Straughan
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1713-1749 Northumberland County, Virginia Wills and Administrations: Page 97
Cralle, John, Senr. of St. Stephen's Parish W. W. 1 October, P. 16 April 1728
My desire is not to have any funeral sermon, and that there he no superfluity of drink disposed of at my funeral.
Son John Cralle-sixty acres of land in "Cherry Point" which bought; of Clement Abridge Junr., and all my land in Richmond County.
Son Thomas Cralle-land I bought of Captain Thomas Jones in Northumberland County except what I have sold from it, also all the land being part in Westmoreland County and part in Northumberland County, and all the land I bought of Joseph Deeks, and all the land lying on the south side of Potomach River in Stafford County.
Two grandsons John and Thomas Cralle, the sons of Thomas and. Hannah Cralle-each one hundred pounds sterling to be disposed of for their use in land or negroes.
Rest of my estate real and personal to be divided equally between my sons John Cralle and Thomas Cralle
David Straughan if alive to inventory my estate.
Executors to give no security, and my two sons to be executors. My executors to pay David Straughan five guinies.
Witness: David Straughan.
Mr. David Straughan made oath that Capt. John Cralle signed the will.
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1721-1725 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 8; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 231-234
THIS INDENTURE made this fourth day of February in year of our Lord Christ one thousand seven hundred Twenty and three Between WILLIAM SMITH and ELIZABETH his Wife of Parish of North Farnham and County of Richmond of one part and JOHN CRALLE JUNR, of County of NORTHUMBERLAND of other part; Witnesseth that WILLIAM SMITH and ELIZABETH his Wife in consideration of sume of Five shillings of lawful' money of Great Brittaine to them in hand paid, by these presents do bargaine and sell unto said JOHN CRALLE and assignes all that Two hundred Ninety six acres of land be the same more or less scituate in Parish of Northfarnham, and is part of a Pat- tent granted formerly to HENRY CORBIN Esqr., Begining at two Spanish marked Oaks and mining from thence North fifty three degrees East forty six poles to two Spanish Oaks and one white Oak, being a corner of the Devideing Line between this Land and the Land of JOHN HUGHLET, thence North two hundred and fifteen poles to a Hickory standing on a level near the plantation of JOSEPH CHURCHHILL and is the other corner of the Devideing Line of this Land and the Land of said HUGHLET. thence West three fifty seven pole, to a red Oak on a level, thence South fifty two degrees and thirty minutes East four hundred and two poles to the place where it first began; Together with all rents and services reserved, To have and to hold the Two hundred ninety six acres of land and all other the premises unto JOHN CRALLE JUNR, and assignes dureing the full terme of one whole year to the end that by vertue of these presents and of the Statute for transferring uses into possession the said JOHN CRALLE JUNR, may be in the actual' possession of the premises and be enabled to take a Release of the same; In Witness whereof the parties first above named have to these present Indentures interchangrably set their hands and seales the day and year first above -written Signed Sealed & Delivered in the presence of
N: BROMENBROUGH, WILL SMITH
THOS: BEALE, JUNR, ELIZABETH her marke SMITH
At a Court held for Richmond county the fifth day of February 1723
WILLIAM SMITH and ELIZABETH his Wife came into Court and acknowledged this their Deed unto JOHN CRALLE JUNR, (the said ELIZABETH being first privately examined) which was admitted to Record Test M. BECKWITH, Cl Cur
THIS INDENTURE made this fifth day of February in the year of our Lord Christ one thousand seven hundred Twenty and three Between WILLIAM SMITH and ELIZABETH his Wife of Parish of Northfarnham and County of Richmond of one part and JOHN CRALLE JUNR. of County of NORTHUMBERLAND of other part; WHEREAS WILLIAM SMITH and ELIZABETH his Wife by their Indenture bearing date the day before these presents for the consideration therein mentioned did bargaine and sell unto JOHN CRALLE JUNR all that Two hundred and Ninety six acres of land scituate in Parish of Northfarnham and is part of a Patent formerly granted to HENRY CORBIN Esqr., Begining the bounds of the land repeated as in the Lease above, the underlined portion to read 4three hundred and fifty seven poles"), To have and to hold the Two hundred and Ninety six acres unto JOHN CRALLE his heirs and WILLIAM SMITH and ELIZABETH his Wife shall warrant and for ever defend by these presents; In Witness whereof the parties to these prmnts have hereunto interchangeably set their hands and seals the day and year first above written
Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of
N; BROCKENBROUGH WILL: SMITH
THOS BEALE JUNR ELIZABETH her marke SMITH
At a Court held for Richmond County the fifth day of February 1723
WILLIAM SMITH and ELIZABETH his Wife came into Court and acknowledged this their Deed of Release unto JOHN CRALLE JUNR„ (the said ELIZABETH being first privately examined) which was admitted to Record
Test M. BECKWITH, Cl Cur
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1722-1724 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 9; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 134
Richmond County Court Fifth day of February 1723/4
- SMITH's ack to CRALLE,JUNR.
WILLIAM SMITH and ELIZABETH his Wife came into Court and acknowledged their Deeds of Lease and Release for Land unto JOHN CRALLE, JUNR [ELIZABETH being first privately examined] which was admitted to Record.² John Crallé was also known as John Cralle.²
In Thomas Crallé's will dated 17 October 1726 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA, John Crallé was named as executor;
Per Early Colonial Ancestors:
1713-1749 Northumberland County, Virginia Wills-Admin; [Lewis & Booker];
Record Book (172-1729) - Will of Thomas Cralle, Page 33a, omitted. It is as follows:
Cralle, Thomas of St. Stephen's Parish, gent. W. W. 17 October 1726 W. P. 17 November 1726
Wife Hannah Cralle negro man Charles and negro woman Pegg to her and her heirs, and she to
have the plantation whereon I now live during her natural life, and she to have the (faded) liquors I now possess, and she is to have all the goods her mother left her
Rest of my estate to be equally divided between my wife Hannah Cralle, and my two sons John and Thomas Cralle,
My wife and brother John Cralle to be my executors.
Witness: -John Cralle, Francis Kenner, and David Straughan.⁴

John Crallé left a will on 27 April 1757 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA;
Per Early Colonial Ancestors:
1756-1758 Record Book #4; Northumberland Co Va, (Lewis & Booker): Page 207
Cralle, John, of St. Stephen's Parish
W. W. 27 April 1757---W. P. March 1758
To Thomas Cralle Lamkin, son of Mary Jones, widow and relict of Charles Jones late of Northumberland county-five negroes vizt: Little Ben, Isaac, Peggs Bess, Blacka Top and Aggy. If he should die before he arrives to age or day of marriage, his mother Mary Jones to enjoy two of the said slaves that may be left at his death, she to have her choice during her natural life, then to revert to my children the remaining part-the said Thomas Cralle Lamkin to have two cows and calves, four ewes, one dozen shallow plates, half dozen deep plates, one bed and furniture, the best that may be in the house at my decease, with one lot of silver shoe and knee buckles.
To Mary Jones-two thousand pounds of tobacco and one suit of mourning such as she may make choice of, twelve barrells of corn, eight head hoggs, and what meat she may incline to take that may be in the house at my death.
To son William Matthews Cralle-nine negroes vizt: Chance, Cate, and their daughter Bess, Frank, Alice, Stephen, Cate, Dominy, and Edmond.
Mullatto man Will, may be free at my decease.
To son Rodham Kenner Cralle-three negroes vizt: Harry, George, and Nanny, and my watch.
Desk and clock to remain to the feehold.
To daughter Mary Foushee-my silver Tankard, and negro wench Rose Anna.
Rest of estate both real and personal to be equally divided between five children Kenner, John, Rodham, William, and Mary, except Ben and Matthews whom I give to my son Kenner, son John to have, Rachel Old Ben to make choice of his master among my children.
My horse Sparrow and saddle to be excepted out of my will.
Mary Jones executrix of what estate I have given in this will to Thomas Cralle Lamkin,
Five children Kenner, John, Rodham, William, and Mary, executors of the other parts of my will.
Witness: Newton Keene and John Williams.²

     Elizabeth Aldridge was born in 1698 at St. Stephens Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Capt. Matthew Kenner, son of Capt. Richard Kenner Jr. and Elizabeth Rodham, circa 1715 at St. Stephens Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Hannah Kenner was born after 1715 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Richard Kenner, son of Richard Kenner III and Elizabeth Winder, after 1732 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.^1,2

Hannah Kenner died on 13 January 1777 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
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1773-1783 Administrations Northumberland Co Va, (Lewis & Booker): Page 278
Kenner, Hannah, est. adm. by William Kenner. 13 January 1777
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1713-1749 Northumberland County, Virginia Wills-Admin; [Lewis & Booker]; Page 9a
Kenner, Matthew
W. W. 12 April 1743---W. P. 13 February 1743/4
Son William-the plantation I now live on to him and the male heirs of his body to be begotten, and for want of such heirs to my son Francis and the male heirs of his body to be begotten, and for want of such heirs then to my son Richard and the male heirs of his
body to be begotten,
Son Rodham-when he attains the age of twenty one, my plantation in Westmoreland County, If he should die before he attains said age9 I give said plantation to my son Francis.
Son Matthew-five shillings.
Daughter Hannah, wife of Richard Kenner-five shillings
Six children William, Francis, Richard, Rodham, Elizabeth, and Nanny, all my negroes and personal estate, to be equally divided amongst them. Sons William, Francis, and Richard, shall not have their share until they attain the age of twenty six or day of marriage, daughter Elizabeth shall, not have her share until she attains the age of twenty or day of marriage, and s.on Rodham shall not have his share until he attains the age or twenty one. Profits from my estate to be applied towards the education and maintainence of my children Elizabeth, Rodham, and Nanny.
The reason my sons William, Francis, and Richard, are not to receive their estate 'till they attain the age of twenty six or day of marriage, is so that my executors may be enabled with the produce of my whole estate undivided to educate and maintain my three younger children Elizabeth, Rodham, and Nanny, until my
on Rodham is of full age to receive his share, and until my said daughters are of the age of twenty years.
if any of my children should die unmarried or childless, their share to go to the survivors as if no such death had happened. My son Rodham to be kept at school and taught, the art of navigation, in order to prepare him for a seafareing life.
If my son William whom I have given an estate-tail in the plantation adjoining where I now live, should disturb my executors from working my negroes on said land before he attains the age of twenty six, he is not to have a share of my negroes or personal estate that I have bequeathed to him, but to have one shilling and no more.
Friends Matthew Zuill, and Richard Hull, executors, and they to be guardians to my children that are underage at my decease, Witness: Thomas Myers, William Gill and William Kerman, Administration granted William Kenner.¹

     Hannah Bushrod was born between 1704 and 1720; Under 17 at time of probate of fathers will in april 1720.¹
     She was a mentioned with Thomas Bushrod; From Genealogies of VA Families.¹

     Sarah Bushrod was born between 1704 and 1720 at Virginia, USA; Under 17 at time of probate of fathers will in april 1720.¹
     She was a mentioned with Thomas Bushrod; From Genealogies of VA Families.¹

     Corbin Washington died before 1810.¹
     He was a mentioned with Thomas Bushrod; From Genealogies of VA Families.¹