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     Elizabeth Garnett was born on 16 April 1744 at St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married William Plunkett Willis, son of John Willis and Elizabeth Plunkett, on 24 November 1760 at St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹

Elizabeth Garnett died on 4 January 1835 at Bullitsburg, Boone Co., Kentucky, USA, at age 90.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1744-1778 Orange County, Virginia Will Book 2: [John Frederick Dorman]: Page 323.
Will of John Willis, dated 25 Nov. 1761.
To my son William I give Thom and Judi.¹

     John Reynolds was born before 1677 at St. Mary's Parish, Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia, USA.¹
John Reynolds died before 21 May 1717 at St. Mary's Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA; date of probate.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers, the wil: of Chatwin's father, George DOGGETT (c1694-1758):
probably married a d/o Richard Long
1716-1718 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 15, Part 2; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 42-43.
Will of John Reynolds of the County of Essex and parish of St. Maryes beihg sick and weake in body, dated: 10 Nov. 1716.
To my three oldest sons John, Joseph and Thomas all my estate in consideration that I have two younger children... Richard and Cornelius which said children I do commit to the charge and care of My three sons to be brought up in a Christian manner
My said eldest sons do give to each of my two youngest in course a colts of the increase of my plantation paceing mare as she brings them.
My beloved and eldest son John Reynold executor.
John [J] Reynolds
Wit: Samuel Bizwell, James Coghill, Hugh Croucher.
21 May: 1717. proved by Samuel Bizwell, James Coghill and Hugh Croucher.
Page 43. 21 May 1717. Bond of John Reynolda as executor of John Reynolds. Unto John Lomax, Joseph Smith, Leonard Tarent, and Thomas Waring, Gent justices
For £500 Sterling. Securities, Thomas Ayres and Richard Long of Essex County.
John Reynolds
Thos Ayres
Richd Long
Wit: Salvator Muscoe
21 May 1717. Acknowledged.
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1716-1718 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 15, Part 2; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 102. John Reynolds of St. Mary's Parish, Inventory. 25 July 1717. No total valuation.
Geo. Robinson
Tho. (TB) Barttlet
Tho.(T) Griffin
17 Sept, 1717. Returned.
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1701-1704 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 3; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 311)
THIS INDENTURE made this thirty first day of July in the yeare of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and four Betweene JOHN REYNOLDS of the Parish of ST. MARY in the County of Richmond of the one part and Mr. RICHARD TALIAFERRO of the County of ESSEX of the other part. Wittnesseth that the said JOHN REYNOLDS hath granted unto the said RICHARD TALIAFERRO and to his heires and assignes forever a certaine parcel of Land containeing by estimation Two hundred acres more or less being part of a Patent of Five hundred acres (granted to WILLIAM REYNOLDS deceased and the said JOHN REYNOLDS by Collo. WILLIAM FITZHUGH, Agent for the PROPIETORS of the NORTHERN NECK) beareing date the fifteenth day of October One thousand six hundred ninety and seven, the said Two hundred acres of Land as aforesaid to begin att a marked white Oake being the lover corner tree of ROBERT PAYNEs line by the side of Sunken Ground opposite to certaine Glade, running from the said white Oake North into the woods to a Swamp supposed to be seventy or eighty paces from the Dwelling House of WILLIAM REYNOLDS, and from thence a cross to the East line of the said Patent, and from thence along the said line downe to the River and athwart to the prime station, the River being the natural' bounds, together wth: all houses gardens orchards wth: all other premisses to the said land appertaineing and all the right and interest which the said JOHN REYNOLDS hath or ought to have to the sd Land and premisses as aforesaid for and in consideration of a Negro Man and four thousandpounds of Arronoko Tobbo: and casks to him payd. before the ensealing of these presents by the said RICHARD TALIAFERRO, the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge and himselfe therewith fully satisfyed; To have and to hold all and every part of the afore- said Land with all appurtenances and priviledges of the premisses above sold to the only use and proper behoofe of the said RICHARD TALIAFERRO his heirs' s and assignes for ever more; And that he the said JOHN REYNOLDS hath full power to grant and sell the said premisses and furthermore the said JOHN REYNOLDS doth for himselfe his heires covenant that he the said RICHD. TALIAFERRO his heires may forever peaceably and quietly hold and enjoy all the said premisses without any lett or interruption of the said JOHN REYNOLDS his heires or assignes or without any manner of lawfull molestation of any persons whatsoever, And also the said JOHN REYNOLDS on the behalfe of himselfe his heires will att all times and upon the request costs and charges in the Law of the said RICHARD TALIAFERRO his heires doth suffer and acknowledge all and every such things in the Law as shall be devised for the assurance and sure makeing of the above mentioned Land and premisses. In Wittness whereof he hath hereunto sett his hand and seale the day and yeare above written
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of
OSWALD ELLAM JOHN REYNOLDS, the marke of
FRANCIS TALIAFERRO
WM: NEWTON, his marke
JOSHUA DAVIS 1704
Recognitr: in Cur Com Richmd. 6th 10bris: 1704 & recordatr: 13th die
Test JAMES SHERLOCK, Cl Cur
Mr. JOSHUA DAVIS 8ber: 3d: 1704
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1711-1714 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 6, Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 134-136
THIS INDENTURE made the first day of Aprill in the twelth year of the Reigne of our Sovereign Lady Anne by the grace of God of Great Brittaiane, France and Ireland, Queene Defender of the faith &c. and in the yeare of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and thirteeneBetween JOHN REYNOLDS of Parish of St, Marys in the County of ESSEX within the Dominion of Virginia, Carpenter, of one part and BRUMFIELD LONG of the Parish of St. Mary in the County of Richmond within the Dominion of Virginia, Black Smith, of other part; Wittnesseth that JOHN REYNOLDS in consideration of the summe of Five shillings of good and lawfull money of England to him in hand paid by BRUMFIELD LONG, by these presents doth bargaine and sell unto BRUMFIELD LONG all that tract of land formerly in the tenure and occupation of CORNELIUS REYNOLDS, scituate in the Parish of St. Mary in the County of Richmond containing by estimation in the whole Fifty and two acres of Land bounded, Begining on the South side of a Swamp that divides this land from the Land of RICHARD TALIAFERO Gentleman, and running thence North across the Swamp ninety poles to a Stake in a Come Field lately tended and occupyed by CORNELIUS REYNOLDS, and running thence East ninety three poles to a Line that divides this Land from the Land of HENRY LONG and thence along the said line South ninety poles to the said Swamp and running thence up the several! course of the said Swamp to the place where it first began, Together with all houses orchards fences and comodities belonging; To have and to hold all the premises and every of their respective rights members and appurtenances unto said BRUMFIELD LONG his heirs during the full terme of one whole year thence next ensuing paying therefore the Rent of one Ear of Indian Corne on the Birth day of our Lord God if lawfully demanded to the intent that by virtue of these presents and of the Statute for transferring uses into possession said BRUMFIELD LONG may be in the actual! and sole possession of the premises aforesaid and be hereby the better enabled to accept a release confirmation or other conveyance of the free-hold reversion and inheritance thereof; In Wittness whereof the parties aforesaid have to these presents sett their hands and seals the day month and year first above written
Sealed and Delivered in the presence of
CORNELOS REYNOLDS, JOHN his marke REYNOLDS
HEN. LONG; E: TURBERVILE
At a Court held for Richmond County the 6th day of May 1713
JOHN REYNOLDS came into Court and acknowledged this his Deed unto BRUMFIELD LONG and it was admitted to Record Test THOS: DICKENSON, Dept. Cl Cur
THIS INDENTURE made the Second day of Aprill in the twelvth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lady Anne by the grace of God of Great Brittaine France and Ireland, Queene defender of the faith &c., and in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and thirteene, Betweene JOHN REYNOLDS of the Parish of St. Marys in the County of ESSEX within the Dominion of Virginia, Carpenter, of one part and BROMFIELD LONG of the Parish of St. Marys in the County of Richmond within the Dominion of Virginia, Blacksmith, of the other part; Wittnesseth that JOHN REYNOLDS in consideration of the summe of Five thousand pounds of good sound merchantable tobacco and casks to him in hand paid by BRUMFIELD LONG, by these presents doth bargaine sell release and confirme unto said BRUMFIELD LONG and his heirs, the said BRUMFIELD LONG being in actual' possession of the premises by virtue of a Lease thereof made and of ye Statute for transferring uses into possession, all that tract of land formerly in the tenure and occupation of CORNELIUS REYNOLDS scituate in the Parish of St. Marys in ye County of Richmond containing by estimation in the whole Fifty and two acres of land bounded (the description of the bounds repeated as in the foregoing Lease); To have and to hld the premises hereby granted with every of their respective rights members and appurtenances unto BRUMFIELD LONG his heirs; And the said JOHN REYNOLDS doth grant for himselfe and his heirs by these presents that he shall warrant and for ever defend the before granted land unto BROMFIELD LONG his heirs against him the said JOHN REYNOLDS and all other persons whatsoever; And further the said JOHN REYNOLDS and MARY his now Wife their heirs shall au any Court held for the County of Richmond within six months after the date of these presents upon the request of the said BRUMFIELD LONG his heirs duely and personally or by Power of Attorney acknowledge these presents in Court to the end the same may be recorded; In Wittness whereof the parties aforesaid have to these presents sett their hands and seales the day month and year first mentioned
Sealed and Delivered after the within mentioned
Deed of Bargaine and Sale being first duely
Executed in the sight and presence of
CORNELIUS REYNOLDS, JOHN his marks REYNOLDS
HENRY LONG, E TURBERVILE
Att a Court held for Richmond County the 6th day of May 1713
JOHN REYNOLDS came into Court and acknowledged this his Deed unto BRUMFIELD LONG and it was admitted to Record Test THOS. DICKENSON, Dept. Cl Cur
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1711-1714 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 6, Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 136-139
THIS INDENTURE made the Sixth day of Aprill in the Twelth year of ye Reign of our Sovereign Lady Anne by the grace of God of Great Brittaine France and Ireland, Queene defender of the faith &c., and in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and thirteene Betweene CORNELIUS REYNOLDS of the Parish of St. Anne's in the County of ESSEX within the Dominion of Virginia, Planter, and JOHN REYNOLDS the Younger of the same Parish and County, Planter, of one part and HENRY LONG of the Parish of St. Mary in the County of Richmond within the Dominion of Virginia, Planter, of other part; Wittnesseth that CORNELIUS REYNOLDS and JOHN REYNOLDS in consideration of the summe of Five shillings of good & lawfull money of England to them in hand paid by HENRY LONG, by these presents do bargaine and sell unto HENRY LONG all that tract of woodland ground adjoyning a certaine Branch running into GINGATEAG CREEK att the upper end thereof and running thence over the same the full length of this Land, and lying contiguous betweene the Land of SIMON MILLER and the Land of HENRY LONG party to these presents and adjoynin g upon the Land of BRUMFIELD LONG which he had by his late Marryage with ELIZABETH his now Wife att the lowermost part or end thereof; being part of a Patent of Five hundred acres of Land granted by the Proprietors unto JOHN REYNOLDS and WILLIAM REYNOLDS and their heirs, which said Land is to be measured laid out and surveyed and to containe in the whole the full quantity of One hundred sixty & six acres of land, given and devised to said CORNELIUS REYNOLDS and JOHN REYNOLDS and their heirs by the Last Will and Testament of their late Father, WILLIAM REYNOLDS deceased, scituate in the Parish of St. Mary in the County of Richmond together with all profits comodities and priviledges whatsoever belonging and all Estate right title and demand of them ye sd. CORNELIUS REYNOLDS and JOHN REYNOLDS in ye same; To have and to hold the Land and premises with their rights members and appurtenances unto HENRY LONG his heirs; during the full terme of one whole yeare, paying therefore the Rent of one eare of Indian Corne on the Birth day of our Lord God next ensuing if lawfully demanded to the intent that by virtue of these presents and of the Statute for transferring uses into possession the said HENRY LONG may be in the actual! and sole possession of the premises and be thereby the better enabled to accept a release confirmation of other conveyance of the free hold reversion and inheritance thereof; In Wittness whereof the parties aforesaid have to these presents sett their hands and seales the day month and year first above written
Sealed and Deli in the presence of
ROBERT JOHNSON, his marke CORNELIUS REYNOLDS
BLOUMFIELD LONG. JOHN his marke REYNOLDS
E. TURBERVILE
At a Court held for Richmond County the 6th day of May 1713
CORNELIUS REYNOLDS and JOHN REYNOLDS came into Court and acknowledged this their Deed unto HENRY LONG and it was admitted to Record
Test THOS: DICKENSON, Dept. Cl Cur.
THIS INDENTURE made the Seventh day of Aprill in the twelth yeare of the Reigne of our Sovereign Lady Ann by the grace of God of Great Brittaine France and Ireland, Queene Defender of the faith &c., and in the yeare of our Lord one thosuand seven hundred and thirteene, Betweene CORNELIUS REYNOLDS of ye Parish of St. Anns in the County of ESSEX within the Dominion of Virginia, Planter, and JOHN REYNOLDS the Younger of the same Parish and County, Planter, of one part and HENRY LONG of the Parish of St. Mary in the County of Virignia, Planter, of the other part; Wittnesse that they ye said CORNELIUS REYNOLDS and JOHN REYNOLDS as well for and in consideration of the summe of Six thousand pounds of good sound merchantable Tobacco to them in hand paid by HENRY LONG, as also for severall other good causes and considerations them thereunto att this time especially moving, by these presents do bargaine sell release and confirme unto HENRY LONG and his heirs, the said HENRY LONG being in actual! possession of all the premises by virtue of a Lease thereof made and of ye Statute for transferring uses into possession all that tract of woodland ground (the description of the location of the land, the marriage of BRUMFIELD LONG, and the inheritance are repeated in this Release as in the foregoing Lease); To have and to hold the premises with every the rights members and appurtenances unto HENRY LONG his heirs, And ye said CORNELIUS REYNOLDS and JOHN REYNOLDS do grant for themselves and their heirs by these presents that they shall warrant and forever defend the before mentioned land and premises unto HENRY LONG his heirs against them and all other persons free and clear from all manner of Incumbrances; And that CORNELIUS REYNOLDS and JOHN REYNOLDS and MARTHA the now Wife of the said CORNELIUS their heirs shall att any Court held for the said County of Richmond within six month after the date of these presents upon the request of HENRY LONG his he irs duely and personally or by Power of Attorney acknowledge these presents in Court to the end the same may be recorded; In Wittness whereof the parties aforesaid have to these presents sett their hands and seales the day month & year first mentioned
Sealed and Delivered after the within mentioned
Deed of Bargaine and Sale being first duely
Executed in the resence of
ROBERT JOHNSON, his marke CORNELIUS REYNOLDS
BLOUMFIELD LONG, JOHN his marke REYNOLDS
E. TURBERVILE
Att a Court held for Richmond County the 6th day of May 1713
CORNELIUS REYNOLDS and JOHN REYNOLDS came into Court and acknowledged this their Deed unto HENRY LONG and it was admitted to Record
Test THOS: DICKENSON, Dept. CI Cur.
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1711-1714 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 14, Part 1; [Virginia Colonial Abstracts Vol 8, Beverley Fleet]; Page 238. Deed. 12 May 1714. Thomas Dickinson of Essex Co., sells John Reynolds of same Co., for 2000 lb. tobo., 50 acres, part of a parcel of land the sd Dickinson bought of Richard Waklin, being part of a Dividend of 1000 acres formerly Granted to Edw. Merrit and William Waklin by patent dated 26 Apl. 1704.
Wit:
Sam'l Bizwell signed Thomas Dickinson
William Tharp
Ealse Dickisson, wife to Thomas, relinq. her dower rights.
x x delivered by turf and twigg by x Thomas Dickinson unto within mentioned John Reynolds son of William Reynolds x x"
signed Thomas Dickinson
Recorded 13 May 1714.¹

     John Reynolds (II) was born before 1697 at St. Mary's Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹
John Reynolds (II) died after 1717 at South Farnham Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Joseph Reynolds was born circa 1699 at St. Mary's Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Joseph Reynolds died after 1717 at South Farnham Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Thomas Reynolds was born before 1704 at St. Mary's Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Thomas Reynolds died on 21 October 1735 at St. Mary's Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Cornelius Reynolds was born circa 1705 at St. Mary's Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Cornelius Reynolds died after 1717 at St. Mary's Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Edward Garrard was born in April 1603 at Hadleigh, co. Suffolk, England.¹ He married Jane Luson circa 1623 at Hadleigh, co. Suffolk, England.^2,1

     Jane Luson was born in September 1602 at Hadleigh, co. Suffolk, England.¹ She married Edward Garrard circa 1623 at Hadleigh, co. Suffolk, England.^1,2

     Elizabeth Blackwell was born before 1769 at Fauquier Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married John Bradford on 1 April 1785 at Fauquier Co., Virginia, USA.²

Elizabeth Blackwell died after 1810 at Nashville, Davidson Co., Tennessee, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1766-1770 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book #7; [Lewis & Booker]; Page 411
Blackwell, John
W. W. 21 May 1769---W. P. 10 October 1769
Son Samuel Blackw.¹

     John Bradford was born in 1762 at Fauquier Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth Blackwell, daughter of John Blackwell and Ann Blackwell, on 1 April 1785 at Fauquier Co., Virginia, USA.¹

John Bradford died in 1827 at Nashville, Davidson Co., Tennessee, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers: Source:      [S72] Genealogies of Virginia Families Vol. I, from the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography.¹

     Elizabeth Bridger was born on 16 July 1665 at Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Richard Haynie (Sr.), son of John Haynie and Jane Morris, on 10 October 1681 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.^1,2

Elizabeth Bridger died on 2 April 1697 at Heathville, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA, at age 31.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Children of Elizabeth BRIDGAR and Richard HAYNIE are:
SRC2: Wm & Mary Quarterly (series 1) v.8 p.42.
A gravestone in an abondoned graveyard at the eastern edge of Heathsville, Northumberland County, VA reads: Elizabeth Haynie, dau of Richard and Jane Bridgar, born 16 July 1665, married to Richard Haynie 10 Oct 1681, by whom she had 8 children, died 2 Apr 1697.
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1677-1678 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 6, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 41-44
1656-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will Book; [William Montgomery Sweeny]
CREIGHTON, HENRY, 26 January, 1676; 6 7bris 1677.
To son Henry Creighton the Devident of Land where I now live with all ye housing and Orchards thereunto belonging and if he dies without issue I doe hereby give ye same to my sons William and Thomas Creighton to be equally divided between them & upon ye decease of ye said William or Thomas to the survivor & his heirs to Enjoy ye whole Estate for Ever but his wife Jane Creighton to enjoy it during her widowhood until my said son Henry shall attain ye age of 21 years and that my said son Henry shall enjoy ye 1/2 profits thereof during her widowhood.
To sons Henry William and Thomas and their heirs forever all my parcell of Land lying in the Freshes of Rappae (as by pattent will appear) to be divided into three parts between ye said Henry Thomas & William ye said Henry first Choosing his part thereof and William next of his part thereof.
To Charles Elizabeth and John Bredgar all my female Cattle belonging to the Lower Plantation the said Cattle to be appraised and ye Value thereof to be equally shared between them.
All the rest of my personal estate to be sold at an out Cry for money or tobacco to pay my debts first and then equally to be divided between my said wife Jane Creighton and my sons Henry & William Creighton each of them one-third part thereof.
Executors his loving friends Mr. Thomas Gouldman and Mr. Robert Tomlin.
I doe appoint my Loveing Friends, Mr. THOMAS GOULDMAN & Mr. ROBERT THOMLIN, my Executors of this my Last Will & Testament as Witness my hand & Seale this Six & twentieth day of January 1676
Signed sealed & acknowledged HENRY CREIGHTON
to be ye Last Will &Tetament of
HENRY CREIGHTONN in ye presence of
PATRICK NORTON, JOHN HUBBARD
The wthin: named PATRICK NORTON aged 35 yeares or thereabouts being Examined & Sworne saith that he did see ye wth :in named Testator signe seale & publish ye wthin mentioned as his last Will & Testamt. & that he was in perfect sence & memory at ye Signing Sealing & publishing thereof to ye best of yor: Deponts. Judgmt: & further saith not PATRICK NORTON
Juratus est NORTON in Cur Com Rappae 6: die 7bris 1677
Test EDMD: CRASK, Cl Cur.¹

     Anthony (1) Haynie was born circa 1684 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Anthony (1) Haynie died before 15 September 1697 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Anthony (2) Haynie was born in 1703/4 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA;
Per Hitt Family Genealogy: His father remarried in 1702 and supposedly had six additional children by his second wife, including Anthony (2). [See attached screenshot image.]
Early Colonial Settlers says b. aft 1702.^1,2 He married Elizabeth (?) between 1725 and 1730 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹

Anthony (2) Haynie died between 22 December 1753 and 21 February 1760 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹

His estate was probated on 21 February 1760 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹

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Per Hitt Family Genealogy: "Anthony is mentioned in the will of his mother, Elinor, wherein she gave him the sum of ten shillings. This is the second son of Richard Haynie named Anthony. The first son named Anthony (deceased) was the son of Richard Haynie and his first wife Elizabeth Bridgar."¹

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Per Early Colonial Settlers:
Title Haynie, Anthony.
Publication 1760
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 210-211. Will pro. 21 Feb. 1760.
Note Will Book A, 1749-1770 (Reel 31)
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1749-1770 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book A; [Sparacio]; Page 210-211
In the Name of God Amen. I ANTHONY HAYNIE of Culpeper County now being in perfect health and sound of memory doe make this my last Will and Testament twenty seccond day of December 1753 I mprim /s/ bequeath my Soul to almighty God .. and my Body Earth It is my desier that all my just Debts be first payd. Item I give unto my Son SPENCER all that part of my land in Prince William County between the Spring Branch and Carters line ..
Item I give to my son BRIDGOR the remainder of my land in Prince William County from the sd Run to Youngs line .. and if my son bridgor should Die witnout an lawfull heir that then my will is that my land bequeathed shal desend to my son RICHARD.
Item I give unto my son CHARLES my negro girl cold fillis but not to be delivered tell my Executors shal think fitt.
Item I give unto my Daughter ANN STROTHER my negro girl cold Hanah to be delivered when my Executors shall think fitt.
Item my will and Desier is that all the rest of my Estate Personald and Reall after my debts are paid be att the Disposall of my Executor during hir life, my desier is that my Estate may not be appraised, my will is that my Estate remaining after the decease of my Executor be equelly Devided between my three Daughters ELIZABETH and WENNEFRED and JANE and my three youngest sons RICHARD and JOHN and WILLIAM and if any one of the six fore mentioned children chance to marry in the lifetime of my Executor she may dispose of any part of the Estate shal think fitt for there subsistences, it is my diser my three sons be put out to such trades as they are more desierous of when they are at the age of sixteen.
Lastly I do appoint my loving Wife ELIZABETH HAYNIE my hole and sole Executor of my hole Estate personall and Reall dur ing her life and I do hear by declear this to be my last Will and Testament .. in Witness whereof .. the day month and year within Ritten. Signed and sealed by my own hand Antho. Haynie
At Court held for County of Culpeper on Thursday the 21st day of February 1760
The last Will & Testament of Anthony Haynie deceased was exhibited to the Court by Elizabeth Hayanie Relict & Executrix therein named. It being proved to the Court to be the Decedents own Hand Writing is therefore ordered to be recorded she having sworn to the same and given bond and security according to Law and on her motion Certificate is granted her for obtaining a Probat thereof in due form.
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The will of Elinor, second wife and relict of Captain Richard Haynie, was presented in Court for probate by Samuel Haynie, son of Richard and executor, 10 September 1754 (Northumberland County, Virginia, Court Record, p. 138). The following is an abstract of the will:
Haynie, Elinor
W. W. 29 March 1750 . . . . . W. P. 10 September 1754
Son Anthony Haynie: ten shillings.
Daughter Catherine Bearcroft: ten shillings.
Grandson Spencer Pickeron: one shilling.
Grandaughter Nelly Throp: one gold ring, one pair of silver Sleeve buttons, one silver thimble and bodkin.
To the Heirs of Ormsby Haynie: one shilling.
Son Samuel Haynie: two young negroes Andrew and Judey, one chest of drawers.
To two daughters Winefred and Ann Haynie: the rest of my negroes.
To three children Samuel, Winifred and Ann Haynie: my whole personal estate to be equally divided among them.
Son Samuel Haynie and Friend Thomas Dameron executors.
Witness: Thomas Dameron Jun, William Cooke, Peter Power and William Butcher.
The estate of Elinor Haynie was inventoried and presented to Col. Spencer Ball, which was brought to the view of Thomas Dameron, Elisha Betts, and Thomas Harding.
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1729-1734 King George County, Virginia Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 549
Court held 8 May 1731
In the action upon the case between William Brown plt & Thomas Smith def, Anthony Hainey, Robert Richards, John Jennings, Francis Martin, William Remey, John Price, Henry Head, Robert Doniphan, Thomas Stribling, Richard Rosser, Jeremiah Strother & George White were sworne a jury to try the issue who having heard the evidences & argumts withdrew & sometime after returned
the following verdt (viz) we find for the plt 11 shillings 4 pence 1/2 penny, Anthony Hainey foreman, which verdt on the plts motion is admitted to record & judgmt is granted the plt agt the def for the sum which is ord’d to be paid with cost & on atty fee.
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Page 162 WILL OF JARRARD SMITH
April the 21st 1743 In the Name of God Amen.
I Jerrard Smith of King George County and Brunswick Parish being very sick and weak but in perfect sence and memory do make this my Last Will and Testament. In the Name of God, Amen: First, I bequeath my soul to Almighty God who gave it me and my body to the Earth from whence it came and there decently to be buried by [my] Executors and as for my estate I shall give as follows, viz:
Item: I give to my loveing wife Purcillah Smith all my person-al estate during her life or while she lives my widdow and it is [my] desire likewise that she remain peaceably and quietly upon my land with her children during her widdowhood and I do leave my Loving Wife Purcilah Smith my whole and sole Executor my Loving friend Antho: Haynie but if my Loving Wife shall hereafter think fit for to marry that then it is my desire that my land with all the rest of my estate shall be sold at Publick Sale to the highest bidder for money and the amount arising therefrom to be equally divided between my wife and her children. Whereunto I have set my hand and fixed my seal the day and year above written.
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Jarrard [i] Smith *Seale*
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Sign'd in the Presence of us
John [IS] Smith
Margaret [IS] Smith
Mary [X] Reid

At a Court held for King George County on Friday the 1st day of July 1743.
The Last Will & Testament of Jerrard Smith, Deceased, was presented into Court by Prissillah Smith his Executrix who made oath thereto and the same was proved by the oaths of John Smith and Margaret Smith and admitted to record, the said Prissillah together with John Simpson and John Pattison entered into bond in the sum of
Two Hundred Pounds for the same.
a Cop.
Test.
Harry Turner Cl: Cur:
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1753-1765 King George County, Virginia Deed Book 4; [Antient Press]; Page 128-134
Indenture made 21st/22nd February 1754 between ANTHONY HAYNIE of county Culpeper and ELIZABETH his wife of one part and FRANCIS STROTHER of parish Brunswick in county King George .. by deeds of lease and release .. for sum Ninety eight pounds current money .. sold 272 acres lying in parish Brunswick and county King George butting on land of HENRY FITZHUGH Esqr., Colo. WILLIAM THORNTON, Mr. DANIEL FRENCH and Mr. HUGH FRENCH .. part of the land granted by the grand Patent of JOHN and GEORGE MOTT .. if upon a survey the said land should not contain 272 acres then Anthony Haynie to refund back cash in proportion to such quantity as shall be wanting to Francis Strother
Presence William Brown, Antho. Haynie
Spencer Haynie, James Strother Elizabeth x Haynie
Consideration money paid 22nd February 1754 witnessed by JOHN TRIPLET, WM. HARRISON, WILL. JETT ..
At a court held 5th September 1754 .. Deeds of lease and release with Receipt endorsed admitted to record.² GAV-6.

Anthony (2) Haynie lived before April 1724 at King George Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Anthony (2) Haynie was mentioned in a land transaction on 18 March 1734 at King George Co., Virginia, USA,
Memo:
Per Hitt Family Genealogy: "On 18 March 1734, while living in King George County, Anthony purchased 280 acres of land located in Prince William County from Valentine Barton for 20 pounds current money."¹

Anthony (2) Haynie lived circa 1753 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹

Anthony (2) Haynie left a will on 22 December 1753 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
Per Hitt Family Genealogy:
Will of Anthony Haynie dated 22 December 1753; probated 21 February 1760

Anthony Haynie in the Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900
Image of will attached

     Wennefred Haynie married Henry Berry.¹
Wennefred Haynie was born circa 1735 at Virginia, USA.¹
     In Anthony (2) Haynie's will dated 22 December 1753 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Wennefred Haynie was named as an heir;
Per Hitt Family Genealogy:
Will of Anthony Haynie dated 22 December 1753; probated 21 February 1760

Anthony Haynie in the Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900
Image of will attached

     Spencer Haynie married Susannah (?)¹
Spencer Haynie was born circa 1740 at Virginia, USA.¹
     In Anthony (2) Haynie's will dated 22 December 1753 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Spencer Haynie was named as an heir;
Per Hitt Family Genealogy:
Will of Anthony Haynie dated 22 December 1753; probated 21 February 1760

Anthony Haynie in the Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900
Image of will attached

     Bridgar Haynie was born before 1740 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA; Hitt Family says b. ca 1742. Early Colonial Settlers says b. bef 1740.^1,2 He married Margaret Diskin, daughter of John Diskin and Elizabeth Clarke, before 1760 at Hamilton Parish, Prince William Co., Virginia, USA.^1,2

Bridgar Haynie died after 1787 at Elbert Co., Georgia, USA.²
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
"Neither John Diskin nor his wife, Agatha, survived long after the marriage. Agatha must have died first since the distribution of her estate includes property distributed to Mr. John Diskin.. He died testate before 1 Oct. 1764. His will was recorded in a now missing Prince William County will book. His estate sale on 22 Oct. 1764 and estate account, 6 Sept. 1769, were not rcorded until 4 Dec. 1787. Bridger Haynie, son-in-law and executor of the estate, was apparently extremely lax in settling the estate and both John Ferguson, husband of Joanna Diskin, and John Jackson, husband of Rachel Diskin apparently had to resort to court action to obtain their portions of Diskin's estate."

SOURCES: Genealogy World Tree Project, "McAlister-Parker-Martin-Hood Family", by Judith Wall, m-j-wall@email.msn.com; "The Diskin Family of Old Rappahannock, Essex, King George," by Merrill Hill Mosher, CG, Coos Bay, Oregon. Received from: Pat Duncan, p.duncan@worldnet.att dot net, from a series of her published books on abstracts of Loudoun County, Va. Deed Books: also received from Pat, "Deed Abstracts of Fairfax County, Va. 1742-1750," by Sparacio
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Title Haynie, Anthony.
Publication 1760
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 210-211. Will pro. 21 Feb. 1760.
Note Will Book A, 1749-1770 (Reel 31)

In the Name of God Amen. I ANTHONY HAYNIE of Culpeper County now being in perfect health and sound of memory doe make this my last Will and Testament twenty seccond day of December 1753 I mprim /s/ bequeath my Soul to almighty God .. and my Body Earth It is my desier that all my just Debts be first payd. Item I give unto my Son SPENCER all that part of my land in Prince William County between the Spring Branch and Carters line ..
Item I give to my son BRIDGOR the remainder of my land in Prince William County from the sd Run to Youngs line .. and if my son bridgor should Die witnout an lawfull heir that then my will is that my land bequeathed shal desend to my son RICHARD.
Item I give unto my son CHARLES my negro girl cold fillis but not to be delivered tell my Executors shal think fitt.
Item I give unto my Daughter ANN STROTHER my negro girl cold Hanah to be delivered when my Executors shall think fitt.
Item my will and Desier is that all the rest of my Estate Personald and Reall after my debts are paid be att the Disposall of my Executor during hir life, my desier is that my Estate may not be appraised, my will is that my Estate remaining after the decease of my Executor be equelly Devided between my three Daughters ELIZABETH and WENNEFRED and JANE and my three youngest sons RICHARD and JOHN and WILLIAM and if any one of the six fore mentioned children chance to marry in the lifetime of my Executor she may dispose of any part of the Estate shal think fitt for there subsistences, it is my diser my three sons be put out to such trades as they are more desierous of when they are at the age of sixteen.
Lastly I do appoint my loving Wife ELIZABETH HAYNIE my hole and sole Executor of my hole Estate personall and Reall dur ing her life and I do hear by declear this to be my last Will and Testament .. in Witness whereof .. the day month and year within Ritten. Signed and sealed by my own hand Antho. Haynie
At Court held for County of Culpeper on Thursday the 21st day of February 1760
The last Will & Testament of Anthony Haynie deceased was exhibited to the Court by Elizabeth Hayanie Relict & Executrix therein named. It being proved to the Court to be the Decedents own Hand Writing i3 therefore ordered to be recorded she having sworn to the same and given bond and security according to Law and on her motion Certificate is granted her for obtaining a Probat thereof in due form.
=== john Jackson Witness
1763-1767 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book Q; Part 1 [Antient Press]: Page 118-122
THIS INDENTURE made the (in Lease and release the Fourth day of June in year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and sixty four Between BRIDGAR HAYNIE & MARGARET his Wife of County of Prince William of one part and FRANCIS TINNELL of County of FAUQUIER of other part Witnesseth that said BRIDGAR HAYNIE and MARGRET his Wife for sum of (in Lease Five shillings Sterling) n Release Eighty pounds current money of Virginia) to them paid they have granted nto FRANCIS TINNELL and to his heirs all that parcel of land ontaining Two hundred d five acres and is being in the County of Prince William, being a tract of land taken p by ISAAC FERGUSON of County of Prince William by Patent from Proprietors Office bearing date the Eight day of July in year One thousand seven hundred anf forty and sold by ISAAC FERGUSON unto ANTHONY HAYNIE, Father of BRIDGAR HAYNIE, party to these presents and bounded beginning at a marked red and white Oak saplins thence outh West to a white & two Spanish Oaks corner to said BRIDGAR HAYNIE on side of LICK BRANCH thence down said Branch according to the meanders thereof to a large orked Spanish Oak Corner to CARTER marked R, C. thence with the line of said CARTER South East to the beginning, together with all houses, woods and appurtenances whatever belonging all which are in actual possession of FRANCIS TINNELL by virtue of ndenture of Bargain and Sale for term of one year and by force of Statute for Transferring uses into possession, And all the Estate right touching or concerning the premises To have and to hold unto FRANCIS TINNELL his heirs & assigns to the only use of him said FRANCIS TINNELL his heirs and assigns forever. In Witness whereof said
parties have put their hands and Seals
in presence of us JOHN JACKSON, BRIDGAR HAYNIE
LEONARD LEACHMAN MARGRET HAYNIE
MARGRET her mark SINKLER
At a Court held for Prince William County 4th of June 1764
BRIDGAR HAYNIE & MARGRET his Wife (she being first privately examined & thereto consenting) acknowledged this Release with Receipt thereon endorsed to FRANCIS TINNELL to be their acts & deeds and same was ordered to be recorded
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Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book W, 1787-1791; (John Fredrick Dorman); Pages 2-4.
THIS INDENTURE made this 28th day of February one thousand seven hundred and Eighty seven Between BRIGAR HAINEY of State of GEORGIA of one part and JOHN FERGUSON of Commonwealth of Virginia of other part; Witnesseth that Whereas JOHN FERGUSON in Right of his Wife, JOANNA, formerly JOANNA DISKIN, hath a Claim and Demand against the said BRIGAR HANEY as Executor of JOHN DISKIN Gent., her Father, late of County aforesaid deceased, as also a Demand and Claim against the said BRIGAR HANEY for the sum of Ninety pounds and upwards with Interest thereon from the (blank) day of (blanc) in the year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and (blank) paid by said JOHN FERGUSON for a Judgment and Execution obtained by WILLIAM CARR Gent. or CARR & CO., against said BRIGAR HANEY as Executor of the said JOHN DISKIN for Securing the payment of so much of the said several demands to the said JOHN FERGUSON as are justly due and owing to him; NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that BRIGAR HANEY as well for and in consideration thereof as for the sum of Five Shillings to him in hand paid by JOHN FERGUSON, by these presents doth bargain and sell unto JOHN FERGUSON and his heirs all that tract of land containing Two hundred acres of Land more or less whereon JOHN FERGUSON now lives situate in the County of Prince William and devised to MARGARET, the Wife of the said BRIGAR HANEY by the said JOHN DISKIN. And all houses orchards profits and Emoluments to the same belonging, To have and to hold the tract of land with the appurtenances to JOHN FERGUSON and his heirs and BRIGAR HANEY and his heirs the premises aforesaid against all persons will warrant and forever Defend, PROVIDED Nevertheless that if BRIGAR HANEY shall within twelve months from this day settle his Executors Accounts of the Estate of JOHN DISKIN deceased and pay to JOHN FERGUSON whatever upon such settlement may be due to him in right of said JOANNA and also settle and pay to JOHN FERGUSON whatever may be due to him justly from BRIGAR HANEY of the said money and Interest paid by JOHN FERGUSON in manner aforesaid if said BRIGAR is or was by Law liable to JOHN FERGUSON for the same, Then This Indenture to Cease and to be of no effect and BRIGAR HANEY thereafter to repossess and enjoy his former Estate in the said lands, In Witness whereof the parties have hereunto sett their hands and seals the day & year first above written Sealed and Delivered in presence of
JOHN HAMMETT, JOHN SHUTE, BRIDGAR HAYNIE
COLIN CAMPBELL, CUTH. BULLITT JOHN FERGUSON
At a Court continued and held for Prince William County the 4th day of April 1787 This Deed from BRIDGAR HAINEY to JOHN FERGUSON was proved by the oaths of CUTHBERT BuLurr, JOHN HAMMITT and JOHN SHUTE and admitted to Record
Test ROBERT GRAHAM, Cl Cur.²
In Anthony (2) Haynie's will dated 22 December 1753 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Bridgar Haynie was named as an heir;
Per Hitt Family Genealogy:
Will of Anthony Haynie dated 22 December 1753; probated 21 February 1760

Anthony Haynie in the Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900
Image of will attached

     Margaret Diskin was born before 1744 at Hamilton Parish, Prince William Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Bridgar Haynie, son of Anthony (2) Haynie and Elizabeth (?), before 1760 at Hamilton Parish, Prince William Co., Virginia, USA.^4,5

Margaret Diskin died after 1787 at Elbert Co., Georgia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
"Neither John Diskin nor his wife, Agatha, survived long after the marriage. Agatha must have died first since the distribution of her estate includes property distributed to Mr. John Diskin.. He died testate before 1 Oct. 1764. His will was recorded in a now missing Prince William County will book. His estate sale on 22 Oct. 1764 and estate account, 6 Sept. 1769, were not rcorded until 4 Dec. 1787. Bridger Haynie, son-in-law and executor of the estate, was apparently extremely lax in settling the estate and both John Ferguson, husband of Joanna Diskin, and John Jackson, husband of Rachel Diskin apparently had to resort to court action to obtain their portions of Diskin's estate."

SOURCES: Genealogy World Tree Project, "McAlister-Parker-Martin-Hood Family", by Judith Wall, m-j-wall@email.msn.com; "The Diskin Family of Old Rappahannock, Essex, King George," by Merrill Hill Mosher, CG, Coos Bay, Oregon. Received from: Pat Duncan, p.duncan@worldnet.att dot net, from a series of her published books on abstracts of Loudoun County, Va. Deed Books: also received from Pat, "Deed Abstracts of Fairfax County, Va. 1742-1750," by Sparacio
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Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book W, 1787-1791; (John Fredrick Dorman); Pages 2-4.
THIS INDENTURE made this 28th day of February one thousand seven hundred and Eighty seven Between BRIGAR HAINEY of State of GEORGIA of one part and JOHN FERGUSON of Commonwealth of Virginia of other part; Witnesseth that Whereas JOHN FERGUSON in Right of his Wife, JOANNA, formerly JOANNA DISKIN, hath a Claim and Demand against the said BRIGAR HANEY as Executor of JOHN DISKIN Gent., her Father, late of County aforesaid deceased, as also a Demand and Claim against the said BRIGAR HANEY for the sum of Ninety pounds and upwards with Interest thereon from the (blank) day of (blanc) in the year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and (blank) paid by said JOHN FERGUSON for a Judgment and Execution obtained by WILLIAM CARR Gent. or CARR & CO., against said BRIGAR HANEY as Executor of the said JOHN DISKIN for Securing the payment of so much of the said several demands to the said JOHN FERGUSON as are justly due and owing to him; NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that BRIGAR HANEY as well for and in consideration thereof as for the sum of Five Shillings to him in hand paid by JOHN FERGUSON, by these presents doth bargain and sell unto JOHN FERGUSON and his heirs all that tract of land containing Two hundred acres of Land more or less whereon JOHN FERGUSON now lives situate in the County of Prince William and devised to MARGARET, the Wife of the said BRIGAR HANEY by the said JOHN DISKIN. And all houses orchards profits and Emoluments to the same belonging, To have and to hold the tract of land with the appurtenances to JOHN FERGUSON and his heirs and BRIGAR HANEY and his heirs the premises aforesaid against all persons will warrant and forever Defend, PROVIDED Nevertheless that if BRIGAR HANEY shall within twelve months from this day settle his Executors Accounts of the Estate of JOHN DISKIN deceased and pay to JOHN FERGUSON whatever upon such settlement may be due to him in right of said JOANNA and also settle and pay to JOHN FERGUSON whatever may be due to him justly from BRIGAR HANEY of the said money and Interest paid by JOHN FERGUSON in manner aforesaid if said BRIGAR is or was by Law liable to JOHN FERGUSON for the same, Then This Indenture to Cease and to be of no effect and BRIGAR HANEY thereafter to repossess and enjoy his former Estate in the said lands, In Witness whereof the parties have hereunto sett their hands and seals the day & year first above written Sealed and Delivered in presence of
JOHN HAMMETT, JOHN SHUTE, BRIDGAR HAYNIE
COLIN CAMPBELL, CUTH. BULLITT JOHN FERGUSON
At a Court continued and held for Prince William County the 4th day of April 1787 This Deed from BRIDGAR HAINEY to JOHN FERGUSON was proved by the oaths of CUTHBERT BuLurr, JOHN HAMMITT and JOHN SHUTE and admitted to Record
Test ROBERT GRAHAM, Cl Cur.¹ Margaret Diskin was also known as Margaret Diskins.^4,1

     Anne Haynie was born before 1712 at Brunswick Parish, King George Co., Virginia, USA; Assuming she was 18 when married in 1829.¹ She married Benjamin Strother (II), son of Benjamin Strother (I) and Mary Woffendall, circa 1729 at St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co., Virginia.^1,2,4

Anne Haynie died after 1756 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.²
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1749-1770 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book A; [Sparacio]; Page 210-211
In the Name of God Amen. I ANTHONY HAYNIE of Culpeper County now being in perfect health and sound of memory doe make this my last Will and Testament twenty seccond day of December 1753 I mprim /s/ bequeath my Soul to almighty God .. and my Body Earth It is my desier that all my just Debts be first payd. Item I give unto my Son SPENCER all that part of my land in Prince William County between the Spring Branch and Carters line ..
Item I give to my son BRIDGOR the remainder of my land in Prince William County from the sd Run to Youngs line .. and if my son bridgor should Die witnout an lawfull heir that then my will is that my land bequeathed shal desend to my son RICHARD.
Item I give unto my son CHARLES my negro girl cold fillis but not to be delivered tell my Executors shal think fitt.
Item I give unto my Daughter ANN STROTHER my negro girl cold Hanah to be delivered when my Executors shall think fitt.
Item my will and Desier is that all the rest of my Estate Personald and Reall after my debts are paid be att the Disposall of my Executor during hir life, my desier is that my Estate may not be appraised, my will is that my Estate remaining after the decease of my Executor be equelly Devided between my three Daughters ELIZABETH and WENNEFRED and JANE and my three youngest sons RICHARD and JOHN and WILLIAM and if any one of the six fore mentioned children chance to marry in the lifetime of my Executor she may dispose of any part of the Estate shal think fitt for there subsistences, it is my diser my three sons be put out to such trades as they are more desierous of when they are at the age of sixteen.
Lastly I do appoint my loving Wife ELIZABETH HAYNIE my hole and sole Executor of my hole Estate personall and Reall dur ing her life and I do hear by declear this to be my last Will and Testament .. in Witness whereof .. the day month and year within Ritten. Signed and sealed by my own hand Antho. Haynie
At Court held for County of Culpeper on Thursday the 21st day of February 1760
The last Will & Testament of Anthony Haynie deceased was exhibited to the Court by Elizabeth Hayanie Relict & Executrix therein named. It being proved to the Court to be the Decedents own Hand Writing is therefore ordered to be recorded she having sworn to the same and given bond and security according to Law and on her motion Certificate is granted her for obtaining a Probat thereof in due form.
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iii. BENJAMIN STROTHER, b. Abt. 1709; d. 1763, Culpeper County, Virginia; m. Anne HAYNIE; b. Abt. 1720; d. 1788. 1754 DEED: King George County, Virginia, Mary gave to her son Benjamin, of Hanover Parish, the land given by her father.
1758 DEED: King George County, Virginia, 20 Jul, Benjamin and Anne Strother, his wife , of Hanover Parish, execute deed.
1759 COURT: King George County, Virginia, fined for not keeping the road in order to Port Royal.
1763 WILL: Culpeper County, Virginia, Inventory.
1763 COURT: Culpeper County, Virginia, p. 406, 18 Aug, inventory of estate of Benjamin Strother, decd, recorded.
Notes for Anne HAYNIE: 1760 WILL: Culpeper County, Virginia, WB A-210, dtd 22 Dec 1753, proved 21 Feb 1760. Anthony Haynie of said county; wife Elizabeth, exer; dau Anne Strother etal.
1763 COURT: Culpeper County, Virginia, p. 386, 22 Jul, Anne Strother appointed administratix of her husband Benjamin Strother, decd.
1782 COURT: Culpeper County, Virginia, 19 Aug, p.4, Claim for Anne Strother for 3 gal. brandy taken for Continental service in Oct 1780; Page 44, 350# beef taken for public service in Apr 1781 by John Strother.
1787 TAX: Culpeper County, Virginia, List A. Anne Strother (not tithable), 3B>16, 3B<16, 4 horses, 17 cattle.
1788 WILL: Culpeper County, Virginia, WB C-319
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1753-1765 King George County, Virginia Deed Book 4; [Antient Press]; Page 254-258
Indenture made 26th/27th July 1756 between BENJAMIN STROTHER of parish Hanover & county King George and ANN his wife of one part and DANIEL WHITE of same .. by deeds of lease and release .. for sum of Five pounds sterling money .. sold parcel of land containing 137 acres .. corner to Mr. WILLIAM FOXES land .. all which land was by Deed from the Proprietors office of the Northern Neck granted to ADAM WOFFENDELL
who by his last will and testament devised it to his daughter MARY & she by deed of gift conveyed it to her son Benjamin Strother one of the parties to these presents
Presence W. Bruce, Benjamin Strother
Thomas Heneage, Augustine White Ann Strother
At a court held 5th August 1756 .. Deeds of lease and release ordered to be recorded.²
In Anthony (2) Haynie's will dated 22 December 1753 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Anne Haynie was named as an heir;
Per Hitt Family Genealogy:
Will of Anthony Haynie dated 22 December 1753; probated 21 February 1760

Anthony Haynie in the Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900
Image of will attached

     Benjamin Strother (II) was born circa 1709 at Hanover Parish, Richmond Co., Virginia, USA.² He married Anne Haynie, daughter of Anthony (2) Haynie and Elizabeth (?), circa 1729 at St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co., Virginia.^1,4,2

Benjamin Strother (II) died before 18 August 1763 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.²
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Title Strother, Benjamin.
Publication 1763
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note Page 340. Inv. & Appr. rec. Aug. 18, 1763.
Note Will Book A, 1749-1770 (Reel 31)
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1749-1770 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book A; [Sparacio]; Page 340
Pursuant to an order of the Worshipful Court of Culpeper we the Subscribers being appointed by the sd Court to appraise the Estate of BENJAMIN STRUTHER late of the County of Culpeper aforesaid Deceased & being first sworn before one of our Justices for the sd County have appraised the same in current money as follows items listed and valued to total £81..5..0 ( The inventory .. a negro woman named Bess, a negroe boy named Tom , a negroe boy named James, a feather bed and bolster , an old rugg, blanket and a part of old sheets, one old trunk .. the three negro approised to £75.. 0 ..0) ., Given under under our hands the 30th day of July
G. LIGHTFOOT , JOHN ROS( ), and RICHARD ( ), (names faded out).
August 18th 1763. Returned into Court and ordered to be recorded,
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iii. BENJAMIN STROTHER, b. Abt. 1709; d. 1763, Culpeper County, Virginia; m. Anne HAYNIE; b. Abt. 1720; d. 1788. 1754 DEED: King George County, Virginia, Mary gave to her son Benjamin, of Hanover Parish, the land given by her father.
1758 DEED: King George County, Virginia, 20 Jul, Benjamin and Anne Strother, his wife , of Hanover Parish, execute deed.
1759 COURT: King George County, Virginia, fined for not keeping the road in order to Port Royal.
1763 WILL: Culpeper County, Virginia, Inventory.
1763 COURT: Culpeper County, Virginia, Page 406, 18 Aug, inventory of estate of Benjamin Strother, decd, recorded.
Notes for Anne HAYNIE: 1760 WILL: Culpeper County, Virginia, WB A-210, dtd 22 Dec 1753, proved 21 Feb 1760. Anthony Haynie of said county; wife Elizabeth, exer; dau Anne Strother etal.
1763 COURT: Culpeper County, Virginia, Page 386, 22 Jul, Anne Strother appointed administratix of her husband Benjamin Strother, decd.
1782 COURT: Culpeper County, Virginia, 19 Aug, p.4, Claim for Anne Strother for 3 gal. brandy taken for Continental service in Oct 1780; Page 44, 350# beef taken for public service in Apr 1781 by John Strother.
1787 TAX: Culpeper County, Virginia, List A. Anne Strother (not tithable), 3B>16, 3B<16, 4 horses, 17 cattle.
1788 WILL: Culpeper County, Virginia, WB C-319

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1743-1753 King George County Deed Book 3 (Antient Press): Page 392
Indenture made 1st March 1750 between BENJAMIN STROTHER SENR. Hannover Parish King George County Gent. and BENJAMIN STROTHER JUNR. in Brunswick Parish King George County Planter .. for love and affection he beareth to his Son Benjamin Strother Junr. hath given 150 acres binding upon GRACE BERRY, WILLIAM HARRISON, WILLIAM RANKINS and JUDITH JOHNSON, it being the Plantation William Harrison now holds for said Benjamin Strother Senr. which was formerly purchased of CHRISTO. STROTHER
Presence Robert Walker, Benja. Strother
Wm. Wren, W. Hore
At a court held 1st March 1750 .. Deed of Gift recorded.
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1753-1765 King George County, Virginia Deed Book 4; [Antient Press]; Page 236-240
Indenture made 31st March/1st April 1754 between BENJAMIN STROTHER and AARON HARRISON of Parish Hanover in county King George of one part and THOMAS TURNER Gent. of same .. by deeds of lease and release .. for sum Forty six pounds Four shillings current money of Virginia .. sold 154 acres beginning at a Mulbury Tree standing in line of the land of THOMAS TURNER purchased of JOHN RANKINS .. land whereon WILLIAM JAMESON, THOMAS SACREY and GEORGE RANKINS live ..
Presence Rob. Armistead, Benjamin Strother
Thos. Jett Aaron flarrison
At a court held 1st April 1756 .. Deeds of lease and release with Receipt endorsed ordered to be recorded.
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1753-1765 King George County, Virginia Deed Book 4; [Antient Press]; Page 254-258
Indenture made 26th/27th July 1756 between BENJAMIN STROTHER of parish Hanover & county King George and ANN his wife of one part and DANIEL WHITE of same .. by deeds of lease and release .. for sum of Five pounds sterling money .. sold parcel of land containing 137 acres .. corner to Mr. WILLIAM FOXES land .. all which land was by Deed from the Proprietors office of the Northern Neck granted to ADAM WOFFENDELL
who by his last will and testament devised it to his daughter MARY & she by deed of gift conveyed it to her son Benjamin Strother one of the parties to these presents
Presence W. Bruce, Benjamin Strother
Thomas Heneage, Augustine White Ann Strother
At a court held 5th August 1756 .. Deeds of lease and release ordered to be recorded.
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1753-1765 King George County, Virginia Deed Book 4; [Antient Press]; Page 265-266
Indenture made 25th August 1756 between JOHN EASTER & SARAH his wife of parish Kingston in county Prince George in Colony of Maryland and BENJAMIN STROTHER of county King George & parish Hanover .. for sum Twenty five pounds .. sold 200 acres in the county of King George being the same that John Easter formerly held grandfather (sic) to said John Easter the said land whereon THOMAS SCURLOCK now dwells ..
Presence Joseph Dodd,
John Easter
James x Brown, Zacches Wharton
At a court held 2nd December 1756 .. Deed of Feoffment with Receipt endorsed proved and ordered to be recorded.
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1753-1765 King George County, Virginia Deed Book 4; [Antient Press]; Page 351-352
George the second .. to JOHN CARLYLE and JOHN HUNTER of county Fairfax Gentlemen .. Whereas JOHN EASTER and SARAH his wife by their deed of feoffment bearing date 25th August 1756 conveyed to BENJAMIN STROTHER 200 acres of land in county King George and Whereas said Sarah cannot conveniently travel to King George County Court .. receive her acknowledgment and certify us thereof .. 6th July 1758 in the 32nd year of our Reign. Robert Armistead
Returned 9th July 1758 by John Carlyle and John Hunter.
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1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 352-353
TO ALL TO WHOM these presents shall come Know Ye that I WILLIAM STROTHER of County of Culpeper for natural love and affection I bear to my Sister MARY STROTHER and for sum five shillings current money of. Viriginia have granted all my right & title to three Negroes slaves left by my Father BENJAMIN STROTHER to be equally divided between myself, my said Sister Mary & my Brother BENJAMIN STROTHER named Bess, James & Cyrus which said third part of the said slaves I do grant to the said Mary I have set my hand this 5th day of December 1776.
Presence CHARLES DAVENPORT, William Strother
MICHAEL X BURRASS
At a Court held for Culpeper County 16th Decr 1776 This Indented Deed of Gift Orderd to be recorded.²

     Richard Haynie married Nancy Harcum.¹
Richard Haynie was born circa 1748 at Virginia, USA.¹
     In Anthony (2) Haynie's will dated 22 December 1753 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Richard Haynie was named as an heir;
Per Hitt Family Genealogy:
Will of Anthony Haynie dated 22 December 1753; probated 21 February 1760

Anthony Haynie in the Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900
Image of will attached

     John Haynie was born after 1737 at Virginia, USA;
Per Hitt Family Genealogy: "John is identified in the will of his father, Anthony Haynie. He was under sixteen as the will specified that he put out to the trade of his choosing when he reached.¹
     In Anthony (2) Haynie's will dated 22 December 1753 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, John Haynie was named as an heir;
Per Hitt Family Genealogy:
Will of Anthony Haynie dated 22 December 1753; probated 21 February 1760

Anthony Haynie in the Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900
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     Jane Haynie was born circa 1750 at Virginia, USA.¹
     In Anthony (2) Haynie's will dated 22 December 1753 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Jane Haynie was named as an heir;
Per Hitt Family Genealogy:
Will of Anthony Haynie dated 22 December 1753; probated 21 February 1760

Anthony Haynie in the Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900
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     William Haynie married Joanna Freeman.¹
William Haynie was born circa 1752 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     In Anthony (2) Haynie's will dated 22 December 1753 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, William Haynie was named as an heir;
Per Hitt Family Genealogy:
Will of Anthony Haynie dated 22 December 1753; probated 21 February 1760

Anthony Haynie in the Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900
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     John Haynie was born circa 1594 at Devonshire, England.¹ He married Elizabeth (?) circa 1614 at Devonshire, England.^2,1

John Haynie died after 1635 at Charles City Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Elizabeth (?) was born circa 1581 at England;
Per Early Colonial Settlers: "Elizabeth Hayny aged 54 ore ther abouts' says the child of wealthy Evans was born before time. . ." (Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Acchawmacke 1632-37, Vol. 18, by Beverly Fleet; Virginia State Library, Richmond, Virginia, Page 18).¹ She married John Haynie circa 1614 at Devonshire, England.^1,2

Elizabeth (?) died circa 1635 at Charles City Co., Virginia, USA.¹