Person Page - 3510

     Margaret McDowell was born on 30 November 1809.¹ She married Gen. John Rhodes Delaney, son of Maj. William Dulaney and Nancy Rodes, before 1835
; According to their FaG memorials, their first born child listed, William, was b 1835.¹
Margaret McDowell died on 10 August 1863 at age 53;
From Find a Grave: Margaret McDowell Delaney
Margaret McDowell was buried after 10 August 1863 at Cowan-Delaney Cemetery, Holston Valley, Sullivan Co., Tennessee, USA.¹

     Nancy A. Susong was born on 4 July 1819.¹ She married Elijah Seneker, son of Elias Gottleib Seneker and Nancy Katherine Susong, on 10 November 1842 at Greene Co., Tennessee, USA,
; His 1st of 2 wives; his 1st cousin.¹
Nancy A. Susong died on 19 April 1852 at age 32.¹
     Nancy A. Susong was listed as a resident in Andrew Susong Jr. and Elizabeth Eason's household in the census report on 1 June 1830 at Greene Co., Tennessee, USA;
1830 United States Federal Census for Andrew Susong: Tennessee, Greene, Not Stated
p. 167, line 18
The ages of the two oldest man and woman do not match those of Andrew and Elzabeth.
There is a John SUSONG on line 13 of the same page, possibly Andrew's nephew.

     George Newton Cannon was born on 19 December 1819 at Kentucky, USA.¹ He married Lucy E. Clinkenbeard in 1843.²
George Newton Cannon married Harriett Russell, daughter of Henry Russell and Martha Catherine Susong, on 22 November 1887 at Mt. Vernon Twp., Lawrence Co., Missouri, USA,
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands; his 2nd of 2 wives.¹
George Newton Cannon died on 30 June 1901 at Carterville, Jasper Co., Missouri, USA, at age 81.¹
George Newton Cannon was buried on 30 June 1901 at Carterville Cemetery, Carterville, Jasper Co., Missouri, USA;
From Find a Grave: George Newton Cannon

     Lucy E. Clinkenbeard was born on 1 February 1825.¹ She married George Newton Cannon in 1843.¹

Lucy E. Clinkenbeard died on 3 April 1869 at age 44.¹
Lucy E. Clinkenbeard was buried after 3 April 1869 at Stunkard Cemetery, Sidell, Vermilion Co., Illinois, USA;
From Find a Grave: Lucy E. Clinkenbeard Cannon

     Andrew Dickson Susong was born on 10 November 1820 at Greene Co., Tennessee, USA.^1,2 He married Sarah Cochran on 16 January 1868 at Greene Co., Tennessee, USA,
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Tennessee, U.S., Marriage Records, 1780-2002 for Andrew D Susong: Greene, 1856 Jun-1888 Dec: Marriages
Andrew Dickson Susong died on 17 October 1897 at Greene Co., Tennessee, USA, at age 76.^1,2
Andrew Dickson Susong was buried after 17 October 1897 at Timber Ridge Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Greene Co., Tennessee, USA;
From Find a Grave: Andrew Dickson Susong
     ; Scan of a book page of Green Co., TN records posted on the Parrish Family Tree - image attached.⁵

Andrew Dickson Susong was listed as a resident in Andrew Susong Jr. and Elizabeth Eason's household in the census report on 1 June 1830 at Greene Co., Tennessee, USA;
1830 United States Federal Census for Andrew Susong: Tennessee, Greene, Not Stated
p. 167, line 18
The ages of the two oldest man and woman do not match those of Andrew and Elzabeth.
There is a John SUSONG on line 13 of the same page, possibly Andrew's nephew.

     Sarah Cochran was born in 1840.¹ She married Andrew Dickson Susong, son of Andrew Susong Jr. and Elizabeth Eason, on 16 January 1868 at Greene Co., Tennessee, USA,
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Tennessee, U.S., Marriage Records, 1780-2002 for Andrew D Susong: Greene, 1856 Jun-1888 Dec: Marriages
Sarah Cochran died on 10 June 1905.¹
Sarah Cochran was buried after 10 June 1905 at Timber Ridge Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Greene Co., Tennessee, USA;
From Find a Grave: Sarah Cochran Susong

     William Ball was born in 1758.¹
William Ball was buried in 1785 at Burial Details Unknown ;
From Find a Grave: William Ball
William Ball died in 1785 at Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Neoma North was born in 1770 at Dorchester Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Nathan Busick on 2 March 1785 at Dorchester Co., Maryland, USA.²
Neoma North married Abner Hatfield in 1840
;
His 2nd of 2 wives; her 2nd of 2 husbands.¹
Neoma North died in 1860 at Claiborne Co., Tennessee, USA.¹
Neoma North was buried in 1860 at Hatfield Cemetery, Hancock Co., Tennessee, USA;
From Find a Grave: Neoma North Hatfield

     Nathan Busick was born on 16 April 1764 at Dorchester Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Neoma North on 2 March 1785 at Dorchester Co., Maryland, USA.¹

Nathan Busick was buried in 1820 at Burial Details Unknown ;
From Find a Grave: Nathan Busick
Nathan Busick died in 1820 at Claiborne Co., Tennessee, USA.¹

     Samuel Black was born in 1727 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.^1,2 He married Rebecca Jane Porter before 1755
; According to their FaG memorials, their first-born child listed, John, was b 1755.^3,2
Samuel Black was buried after 28 September 1782 at Burial Details Unknown ;
From Find a Grave: Lieut Samuel Black
Samuel Black died on 28 December 1782 at Beverly Manor, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Rebecca Jane Porter was born in 1731 at Goshen, Rockbridge Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Samuel Black before 1755
; According to their FaG memorials, their first-born child listed, John, was b 1755.^1,2
Rebecca Jane Porter died on 15 March 1814 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Rebecca Jane Porter was buried after 15 March 1814 at Burial Details Unknown ;
From Find a Grave: Rebecca Jane Porter Black

     Walter Crockett Sr. was born on 29 January 1786 at Shawsville, Montgomery Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Mary Black, daughter of John Black and Jane Alexander, in 1819
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands.²
Walter Crockett Sr. was buried on 25 November 1869 at Sunnyside Cemetery, Coupeville, Island Co., Washington Territory, USA;
From Find a Grave: Walter Crockett Sr. VVeteran
Walter Crockett Sr. died on 25 November 1869 at Coupeville, Island Co., Washington Territory, USA, at age 83.¹

     Mary Black was born on 20 February 1798 at Blacksburg, Montgomery Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Walter Crockett Sr., son of Col. Hugh Crockett and Rebecca Lorton, in 1819
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands.¹
Mary Black died on 23 October 1885 at Island Co., Washington Territory, USA, at age 87.¹
Mary Black was buried after 23 October 1885 at Sunnyside Cemetery, Coupeville, Island Co., Washington Territory, USA;
From Find a Grave: Mary Black Crockett

     Adam Woffendall was born before 1650.¹ He married Honoria Powell, daughter of Thomas Powell (Sr.) and Anne Gorsuch, before 1676 at St. Mary's Parish, Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia, USA.^2,1

Adam Woffendall died before 7 June 1704 at St. Mary's Parish, Richmond Co., Virginia, USA; Date of Probate.¹
     Reference:
Early Colonial Settlers cites: [S119] Magazine of Virginia Genealogy Vol 10 1972.¹ GAV-9.

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1699-1709 Richmond County, Virginia Wills and Inventories [Robert K. Headley, jr.];
f70r -Adam WOFFENDALE, will; 25 Apr 1703, 7 (Jun] 1704
if I die before I lay out 350 ac., sons [in law] HARRISON and STROTHER to lay it out and each to receive 150 ac; daus. Sarah and Mary;
son Francis tract of land;
ex: wife;
if my son Francis will not be ruled by his mother...he should live with my son [in law] HARRISON and his mother to have the benefit of his labor until he comes to age 21;
wits: John GRIMESLEY, Thomas ARNOLD, Andrew HARRISON. [The wife of Adam WOFFENDALL was Honoria. DB 2, Page 61.]
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in Magazine of Virginia Genealogy Vol 10 1972, page 66
George Harrison Sanford King states Adam had an only son Francis who had an only son William I disagree, I believe John and James were also sons, and that James was the father of William because William's 1747 will mentions Uncle Francis.
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1702-1704 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book [Antient Press]; Page 333)
Richmond County Court 7th day of June 1704
- This day the Last Will and Testament of ADAM WOFFENDALL being presented to this Court by the Exrx. therein named for proofe, the same was proved by the oathes of THOMAS ARNOLD and ANDREW HARRISON, and order for probate granted thereon
- Ordered that EDWARD TAYLER, JOHN GRIMSLEY and ROBT. HARRISON or any two of them sometime betweene this and the next Court held for this County do meet at the House of ADAM WOFFENDALL deced and do then and there Inventory all and singular the Estate of the said deced as the same shall be presented to theire view and make report of theire proceedings therein to the said next Court, Capt. WM. UNDERWOOD is requested to administer an Oath to the persons above named for theire true inventorying of the said deceds Estate as also to the Exrx, for the true discovery thereof
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1668-1671 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 1; [John Frederick Dorman];
Pages 37-37a. Will of Thomas Langford of Appamatox in the County of Westmorland, being very sick and weak of body,
dated 11 March 1668 [1669].
To be desently buried in any convenient place as neare unto my wife as cane bee.
To Jon. Eveins whome is now under my tuiton and gardenship when hee shall attaine unto the adge of twenty and one years, three cowes marked a croped and underkeeled of the left eear and fuger of three one the right ear wich is my owne proper mark and one bull and one lusty (?) maire and one fether
bed and boulster with cortines [curtains] and vallins and rug and a pair of blankets.
Unto my sarvent Aaam Woffendall one cowe using about Tho. Mourtons plantation and my sute of apparell.
Unto my mother in law Jane Brookes alias Butler one cow and on calf using about her own plantation.
Unto my loving friend Nathaniell Pope my bay mair with a bridell and saddell.
Unto my brother in law Phillip Browne all my goods, chattels cowes, hoggs, sheep and any other cattell of mine, whom I make executor, to take under gardinship John Eevens tell hee shall attaine to the adge of twenty and one years.
Unto my executor all the profits that shall arise from such servants as are by mee employed on my now plantation.
One cow of my mother in law's mark, Jane Brook, to John Higdon son of Richard Higdon late deceased.
Unto my loving frind Law: Washington my horse for reading my funarall semon att my bariall.
Unto my sister in law Jane Higdon my wife's weding ring.
Unto Phillip Browne my executor and my loving frind Nath: Pope all my houshould goods to be equally divided between them, they paying my debts out of what tobacco I shall at my decease [be] possessed of, and in case the tobacco shall not be sofficient to discharg my debts then to return back as much of the goods unto them whom they where bought of.
Tho: Langford
Wit: John Eliot, Tho: Hindmen.
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1654-1800 Westmoreland County, Virginia Wills [Augusta B. Fothergill]; Page 11
HARPER, DANIEL, 7 March 1670; 25 February 1671. Estate to my master William Court and Adam Woffendall.
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1670-1674 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 2; [John Frederick Dorman];
Page 116a. Will of Danyell Harper, being very sick and in a weake condition, dated 7 March 1670 [2671].
Unto my master William Court one bed and furniture belonging to itt.
Unto William Court and Adam Wophendale [Woffendall] all my personall estate, my land, cattle, hoggs, and all other commodities that I have.
Daniel Harper
Wit: Thos. Tyrwhitt, James (X) Phillips.
28 Feb. 1671 [1672]. Proved by the witnesses
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1670-1674 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 2; [John Frederick Dorman];
Pages 128-128a. 9 7br [Sept.] 1672. Adam Wophindale [Woffendell] of Washington Parish, Westmoreland County, planter, to Richard Lampson of same. For 4000 pounds of tobacco. 100 acres. William Court of same, yeoman, assigned unto Daniel Harper of this county, deceased, 200 acres, part of 660 acres granted unto William Courtt neare Mechotick Creeke 18 March 1662 [1663] and Daniel Harper did by his last will and testament bequieth unto Adam Wophindale and William Court the 200 acres equally to be devided.
Adam Wophindale
Wit: Gilbert Huband, Robert Nurse.
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1674-1677 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 3; [John Frederick Dorman];
Pages 211-211a. 25 July 1674. Katherin Bowin, widdow of Rich: Bowen late of Stafford County, in consideration of bill taken with security of Adam Wofendall of Rappahannock County for 6000 pounds cf tobacco, authorize Adam Wofendall in my name to escheat 600 acres on Patomeck Creeke runn, the land being formerly conveighed to Wm. Bowin and my deceased husband by bill of sale on the record of Stafford, which land by death of Wm. Bowin did wholy belong to my husband, who dying intestate and without heire the right of escheate as being widdow to Rich: Bowin belongs to me, and ingadge to acknowledge a sale of my right to the land in the Court of Stafford when
Adam required.
Katherine (X) Bowin
Wit: Geo: Brent, Mathew Tompson.
28 8ber [Oct.] 1674. Acknowledged by Katherine Bowin.
Last of August 1674. I certify that Adam Wofendall, being impowred by Katherine Bowin to make composittion for lands neare Patomeck Runn in Stafford County being 600 acres, have according to instructions from the Lords Proprietors of this Northerne Neck made entry of the land to Adam.
Tho: Kirton
28 8ber [Oct.] 1674. Recorded.
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1674-1677 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 3; [John Frederick Dorman];
Pages 220a-221. 22 Feb. 1674 [1675]. Robt. Hedges of Washington Parish, Westmoreland County, planter, appoynt my loving freind Adam Wofendall my attorney to defend all differences between me and the executors of Jno: Bowcock.
Rob: (X) Hedges
Wit: Jno: Phillips, Jno: Colle.
25 Feb. 1674/5. Recorded.
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1674-1677 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 3; [John Frederick Dorman];
Page 228. Tho: Hills, aged 25 years or thereabouts, saith that in 1670 he lived with Rob: Foster and heard Adam Wofendall and Robt. Foster barganeing about a cow and Foster was to give Wofendall one sow but to the best of your deponent's remembrance twas two sowes. Wofendall lent Foster one pair new worsted stockings and halfe one dozen new pewter spoones and 60 pounds of tobacco that this deponent paid Foster for the use of Wofendall.
28 April [16]75. Sworn in Court.
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1674-1677 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 3; [John Frederick Dorman];
Pages 256-256a. Last day of Dec. 1675. Adam Wofendale of Rappahannock County stands indebted to Thomas White of Westmoreland County, mill Wright, 4255 pounds of tobacco to bee payd 10 December next. Mortgage of 525 acres formerly bought by mee of Wm. Balthrope. If Adam Wofendale pay 4255 pounds of tobacco, to be voyd.
Adam Wofendale
Wit: Anthony Bridges, Clerke, Jno. Freeston.
Last of Dec. 1675. Adam Wofendale appoint Mr. Anthony Bridges my atturney to acknowledge a sale of land to Mr. Thomas White.
Wit: John Freeston. Adam Wofendale
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1677 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 4; [John Frederick Dorman];
Page 330a. Petition of David Whitlife that Adam Wofendalle stands indebted to your petitioner for the use of a horse three months and for a new hoggskin bridle and sadle taken in the time of rebellion. He prays judgment with costs. Jury doe adjudge Adam Wofendall to pay 500 pounds of tobacco with costs.
28 Sept. 1677. Recorded.
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1677 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 4; [John Frederick Dorman];
Page 339. Addam Wofendall by vertue of a warrant from Coll. Gilles Brentt have seized one gray gelding from Originall Browne with bridle and halter, alsoe one new sadle from Tho: Biggfore a lives in the house of Browne's. I seized 27 July 1676 alsoe one hanger with one sadle more.
Adam Wofendall
29 Sept. 1677. Recorded.
26 July 1676. Received of Richard Handcock one gray gellding, one new sadle and bridle and sturpps which I have prest per the use of the publiques,
Adam Wofendall
29 Sept. 1677. Recorded.
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1677 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 4; [John Frederick Dorman];
Page 342. Wee doe find Adam Wofendall to make payment to Originall Browne for use of his horse three months 300 pounds of tobacco, allsoe for his hanger 50 pounds of tobacco and for sadle, bridle and halter 100 pounds of tobacco.
Wee doe find allsoe Adam Wofendall to make payment to Tho: Bigbord for one new saddle 100 pounds of tobacco.
Wee allsoe finde Adam Wofendall to make payment to Richard Handcocke for the use of a horse three months 300 pounds of tobacco and for one new saddle, briddle and sturupes 150 pounds of tobacco.
4 Nov. 1677. Recorded.

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Contributed by: James Hughes
p.31. Survey. "Surveyed for Henry Berry the 10th day of May 1671 in Stafford County in the Forrest betwixt the two Rivers of Potomak and Rappa", 550 acres, "beginning at a marked Wm Lips corner tree stand near the said Berrys Line", adj line of Mr James Kaye, etc.
signed per me John Alexander

p.31. Deed. 12 March 1693/4. Rich Berry of Ricd. County, to Ralph Whitton of same County, for a valuable consideration, 250 acres, part of 550 acres (above), adj land of Will Lipp, Simpson's land, land of James Key, "and binding upon my Brother Henry Berry and Robert Peck"
signed Richd RB Berry
Wit:
James Strothers
Wm Berry
Rc 28 June 1694

p.32. Power of Atty. 13 March 1693/4. Richard Berry of Richmond County, to Joshua Davis "to acknowledge one conveyance of Land to Ralph Whiting". This name is shown as Ralph Whitton in the entry for the deed.
signed Richd RB Berry
Wit:
Wm Berry
Richd x Grubs

p.32. Relinquishment. 12 March 1693/4. Henry Berry of Richmond County, "do relinquish all my Right Title and Interest of one Tract of Land formerly taken up by my Father to my Brother Richard Berry".
signed Henry Berry
Wit:
John Berry
Adam Woffendall

Source:
Fleet, Beverley,
Richmond County records, 1692-1704 : Deed book no. 1, 1692-1693, Deed book no. 2, 1693/4-1696, Deed book no. 3, lost, miscellaneous records, 1699-1704
Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. County, 1961, 117 pgs.
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James Hughes 2005-11-17 15:19:27
The Cammock Family of Essex, England; Old Rappa. & Essex Cos, Virginia; and more

Warwick CAMMOCK appears in numerous Virginia records over the next ten years, but "mysteriously" disappears after 28 Feb 1679/80 when "Warwick CAMMOCK and Bethridge (her mark) HENSLE make a sworn statement concerning Mr. Fran: DOUGHTY delivering a cow to Adam WOFENDALE for the use of Thom: WINDOR. (Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deeds & Wills 1677-1682:Part II:262, Old Rappa. VA Records, Ruth & Sam Sparacio, Antient Press, McLean, Virginia)
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LAND RECORDS OF KING GEORGE CO - 1721 - 1742 - by Sue Anne Damon
P 146 - 2 July 1734 - Thomas GRIMSLEY of Hanover Parish to Robert Rankis of Hanover - lease 2 tracts being ½ of 200 acres sold by Adam Wofendall to Thoms GRIMSLEY Sr. dec Grandfather to sd Thomas on 2 April 1676 - 60 acres adj Robert Rankins, William Marshall and Jeremiah Strother - other 38 acres adj William Marshall, Frances Wofendall and William Hudson, dec - Jane also signed
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1692-1704 Abstracts of Land Records of Richmond County, Virginia; [Mary Marshall Brewer]
3 Apr 1694. Deed. WILLIAM BROWNE of Rich Co for 8000 pounds of tobb in cask sold to JOHN SUTTLE of same co planter ... a 165 a. tr of land in St. Mary's Parish pt/o a devident of 744 a. formerly granted to my father WILLIAM BROWNE deed & to DANIEL WHITE and WILLIAM BALTHROP as by patent dated 3 Mar 1664 and the said DANIEL WHITE sold his part unto my father WM BROWNE 20 Aug 1668 and the 744 a. was patented by my father WM BROWNE and WILLIAM BALTHROP dated 7 Aug 1669 and the land not devided betwixt my father WM BROWN and WM BALTHROP and the said WM BALTHROP taking not the advantage of survivorship the said BALTHROP ackn 495 a. of the tr unto me WILLIAM BROWNE and my brother JOHN BROWNE and my brother MASEFEILD BROWN, the 165 a. being my proprotional share which land I formerly seated on e side of Chingateague Swamp in the parish afsd ... and also together with his wife further ackn this deed in the co court of Rich. Wit: JAMES TAYLER, ADAM WOFFENDALL. Ackn 6 Jun 1694. (Bk 2pg: 37)
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1692-1704 Abstracts of Land Records of Richmond County, Virginia; [Mary Marshall Brewer]
28 Sep 1702. Deed. ADAM WOFFENDELL of Rich Co planter for 5000 pounds of tobb and caske sold unto JOHN GRIMSLY of same co 100 a. of land taken up by ADAM WOFFENDALL in the forrest adj THO GRIMSLY & land of LUCAS ... [blurred]. Wit: THOMAS GRIMSLEY, ANNE GRIMSLEY, EDMOND GENENS[?]. Ackn 4 Oct 1702. (Bk 3pg: 93)

2 Nov 1702. Power of Atty. HONORIA WOFFENDELL of Rich Co do appoint my well beloved friend JAMES PHILLIPS my atty to ackn the [above] deed to JOHN GRIMSLY. Wit: ANNE GRIMSLY, JOHN DOGOING. (Bk 3pg: 93)
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1692-1704 Abstracts of Land Records of Richmond County, Virginia; [Mary Marshall Brewer]
24 Apr 1694. Quit Claim. JOHN PRATT of Westmoreland Co VA gent for a 183 a. tr of land to me sold and exchanged in Stafford Co in the fork of the main swamp of upper Majotock River by SAMLL LUCAS 9 inst Apr ... quit claim unto SAMLL LUCAS my 165 a. messuage tr of land in Rich Co in the freshes of Rappa River upon Chingateague Run adj JOSUA DAVIS & WM BROWN, surveyed by WILLIAM MOSELEY surveyor of Rich Co 10 Dec 1684 for HENRY ARKHILL of Rich Co and by the said HENRY ARKHILL purch of ADAM WOFFENDALL and HONORIA his wife 2 Jun 1685 ackn in court 3 Mar 1685, and since by the said HENRY ARKHILL sold unto the said JOHN PRATT 6 Jul 1685 ackn in court 3 Mar 1685/6. Wit: JAMES HEARSE, JNO BRENTON. Ackn 1 Jan 1695. (Bk 2pg: 152)
31 Dec 1695. Power of Atty. JOHN PRATT do hereby impower ALEXANDER SPENCE my atty to ackn the [above] land unto SAMLL LUCAS. Wit: JOS DAVIS, WM JACKSON. (Bk 2pg: 156)

28 Sep 1695 at Stafford Co VA. Power of Atty. SAMLL LUCAS do hereby impower JOSHUA DAVIS to appear my atty in Rich Court to receive an acknowledgement of the [above] land from JOHN PRATT. Wit: JOHN BRENTON. (Bk 2pg: 157)
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1692-1704 Abstracts of Land Records of Richmond County, Virginia; [Mary Marshall Brewer]
2 Oct 1696. Deed of Gift. ADAM WOFFENDALL of Rich Co give unto my dau ELIZABETH HARRISON a 70 a. parcell of land on the main br of Chingateague along the road from THOMAS ARNOLD to my own house, and I do leave it to my dau ELIZABETH'S own disposing to give it to which of her heirs she sees flu also provided that it be not leased nor sold except with my consent or them whom I shall give this plantation that I now live on. Wit: JAMES WOFFENDALL, JNO WOFFENDALL. Ackn 7 Oct 1696. (Bk 2pg: 200)
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1717-1725 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 4 [Robert K. Headley, jr.];
p.148 - Robert HARRISON, will; 25 Jan 1719, 6 Apr 1720
son William 50 ac. of land part of 150 ac. given me by Adam WOFFENDALL; son Robert half the tract I now live on when he reaches age 18; the other half to my wife Mary and after her death, to son George; son Aaron the other 100 ac. of the land given me by Adam WOFFENDALL when he reaches age 18; daus. Priscilla, Martha, and Mary; bro. Andrew HARRISON to be trustee and overlooker of my est; ex: wife and son Robert; wits: Aaron THORNLEY, Richard WILKINS. (Robert HARRISON mar. (1) Elizabeth WOFFENDALL and (2) Mary (7) . MAC, p.89.]

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James Hughes 2006-01-05 15:06:07
Abstracts from Records of Richmond County, Virginia; Wm. Mary Qrtly; Vol 17, No. 2, 1908
1693 - Nicholas Smith, of Sittenburn, and Agatha, his wife, and Ann, their daughter.
George Tomlin and Hannah, his wife.
Adam Woffendall and Honoria, his wife.
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James Hughes 2006-01-05 15:21:42
Arnold Documentation

Thomas Arnold was born around 1648 in England. He died around 1726 in King George County, Virginia.. The English orgin of Thomas Arnold is unknown. He may be the Thomas Arnold imported by James Keys who was granted 200 acres 3 April 1678 on the north side of the Rappahannock River beginning near the mouth of Doegs Creek (Virginia Land Patent Bk 6 Page 630 ). His actual arrival may well have been somewhat earlier since on 5 Feb. 1677/8 he appears as witness to a deed from ADAM WOFFENDALE and wife, HONORIA, of 200 acres to John Homes (Rappahannock Co. Va. Deeds and Wills 1677-1682 Page 159).
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James Hughes 2006-01-05 14:35:11
p.142. Deed. 1 March 1694/5. Adam Woffendall of Richmond County, planter, to Thomas Arnold of same County, planter, for 2000 lb tobo, 100 acres. In freshes of Rappa River, adj land of Mr Anthony Savage. refers to "Adam Woffendall and Honoria his Wife".
signed
Adam Woffendall
Honoria x Woffendall
Wit:
X'pher Edrington
James Woffendall
Rec. 20 Nov. 1695

Source:
Fleet, Beverley,
Richmond County records, 1692-1704 : Deed book no. 1, 1692-1693, Deed book no. 2, 1693/4-1696, Deed book no. 3, lost, miscellaneous records, 1699-1704
Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. County, 1961, 117 pgs

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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 197
ADAM WOFFENDALL, 783 acs., W'moreland Co., 8 May 1679, Page 681. Granted to Capt. Jno. Ashton 16 Nov. 1664, deserted, &c. N. upon the Beavor Dams of Atopian Cr.. S. (upon) [sic Attopin (Rosier) Creek Dam]) Nansatico Path, &r. Trans. of 16 pers: Tim. Green, Jno. Staves (or Stanes), Tone Abbe, Wm. Loyd. Wm. Swell, Mary Tiler, Jas. Turner, Samll, Jones. Mas, Johmon, Tho. Fletcher, Timothy. Staves (or Stones), Wm. Knitt, Bridges (or Bridget) Brone (?), Nich. White, Nath Bridge, Geo. Hanes,
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URL (Click on link) http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=681&last=&g_p=P6&co llection=LO Patent
Title Woffendall, Adam.
Publication 8 May 1679.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Note Location: Westmoreland County.
Description: 783 acres bounded N. with the Beaverdams of Attopin Creek, South Nansatico Path.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 6, 1666-1679 (pt.1 & 2 p.1-692), Page 681 (Reel 6).
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URL (Click on link) http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=107&last=108&g_p=G2&col lection=NN Grant
Title White, Daniel.
Publication 2 December 1694.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Northern Neck Grants, reels 288-311.
Note Location: Westmoreland County.
Description: 292 acres upon Attopin Dam, beg.g at the dam at the southermost bounds of George Thorne’s land which he bought of Adam Wofindall.
Source: Northern Neck Grants No. 2, 1694-1700, Page 107-108 (Reel 288).
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URL (Click on link) http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=286&last=&g_p=G2&collec tion=NN Grant
Title Woffendale, Adam.
Publication 22 March 1697/1698.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Northern Neck Grants, reels 288-311.
Note Location: Richmond County.
Description: 440 acres adjoining Ed: Taylor, Joshua Davis and Dr. Spencer.
Source: Northern Neck Grants No. 2, 1694-1700, Page 286 (Reel 288).
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1672-1674 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 271-272
NOW KNOW YEE that I ADAM WOFANDALE doe for myselfe my heirs and atIministrs. sell and firmly doe make over One hundred acres of land lying and being in the Freshes of Rappa County being on the South side off the Westermost Branch of GINCOCEY bounding upon the land of SIMON MILLER and Mr. SAVAGE and if in the case there is not the abovesaid bounds I doe engage myself my heirs to make it good on the North side of the aforesaid Runn to have and to hold the said land with all Privilidges thereunto belonging with warranty at all times from the claime of any person whatsoever and for the performance thereof I do bind myself my heirs and in case the Bill of Sale is not good in Law I doe engage to give another when thereunto required and for the true performance I have set my hand & seale this second day of February 1674
in presence of us JOHN PHILLIPS, ADAM WOFENDALE
ROGER BLACKHURST
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa 3 die Febry 1674
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I HONOR BOPENDALE Wife of ADAM BOPENDALE doe constitute and appoint my loving Friend JAMES PHILIPS to be my true
and lawful attorney to acknowledge my thirds of One hundred acres of land to THOMAS EVIREST as Witness my hand this second day of February 1674
Test JOHN PHILIPS, HONOR BOPENDALE
ROGER BLACKHURST
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1672-1674 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 344-345
TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come I ADAM WOFENDALE of Rappa County in Virginia Planter send Greeting in or. Lord God Everlasting Now Know yee that I the said ADAM WOFENDALE have for the valluable consideration of three thousand pounds of tobacco and casque in hand received given sold and confirmed unto THOMAS GRIMSLEY of the said County his heirs or assigns forever Two hundred acres of land being part of a Pattent of One thousand and fiftie acres of land taken up between WILLIAM BALTROP and JAMES GREEN and FRANCIS LEWIS scituate lying and being in the FOREST on the North side of RAPPA RIVER and in the Freshes thereof beginning at a white Oak standing neare the runne of the great swamp runing on the back side of my now dwelling house and up the said Swamp for length and towards HENRY BERRYs for breadth to have and to hold all & every parte and parcell of said Two hundred acres of land to him his heirs and assigns forever wthout any the lett or eviction of me the said ADAM WOFENDALE or of any persons whatsoever and I doe further for myselfe my heirs agree with the said THOMAS GRIMSLEY his heirs and assigns that I will warrant to them the said land and alsoe will save harmless and also defend them in the premises against the claime of any persons wtsoever and will acknowledge and cause my Wife to acknowledge the sale of the said Land in the County Court of Rappa upon reasonable request at my own proper Charge that it may be there recorded according to usuall forme and that I will upon request make further assurance to them of the said land as they or any of them learned in the Law shall advise he or they being at the charge thereof and will doe all things necessary for the further assurance of the said land to him his heirs or assigns unto the true performance of all the fore recited prmises I doe hereby bind myselfe my heirs. In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale this 22 day of Aprill 1676 Lastly it is agreed that the said THOMAS GRIMSLEY at his own charge lay out the said two hundred acres of land
in presence of JAMES KAY. ADAM WOFENDALE
ROGER COOKE HONOR WOFENDALE
Recognitr in Cu Com Rappa 3 die May 1676
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1674-1676 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 230-231
THIS INDENTURE made the 25th of March 1674 Between ADAM WOFANDALL his heirs or assigns and JOANE HENRY of the other parties that I ADAM WOFENDALL of the one partie doe take JOHN LOFTREY the Child of JANE HENRY to keep him un till the tearme or time that he come to one and twenty years of age and to find him meat drink and apparell and all other necessaries fitting for a servant and at the end thereof expired to give him Corne and Cloathes according to the Custome of the Country wherein that I ADAM WOFENDALL doe here promise and Ingage that if JANE HENRY can procure a man Servant having five years to serve on the Tearme or time that the Child doth come to ten years of age she puting in that Servt, or any body for her then the Child shall be free. Witness our hands and seals
Signed before THOS. ERROME, JEAN HENRY
WILLIAM GRIFFINE ADAM WOFANDALL
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa July 1674
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1674-1676 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 270-271
NOW KNOW YEE that I ADAM WOFANDALE doe for myselfe my heirs and adminisrs. sell and firmly doe make over One hundred acres of land lying and being in the Freshes of Rappa County being on the South side off the Westermost Branch of GINCOCEY bounding upon the land of SIMON MILLER and Mr. SAVAGE and if in the case there is not the abovesaid bounds I doe engage myself my heirs to make it good on the North side of the aforesaid Runn to have and to hold the said land with all Privilidges thereunto belonging with warranty at all times from the claime of any person whatsoever and for the performance thereof I do bind myself my heirs and in case the Bill of Sale is not good in Law I doe engage to give another when thereunto required and for the true performance I have set my hand & seale this second day of February 1674
in presence of us JOHN PHILLIPS, ADAM WOFENDALE
ROGER BLACKHURST
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa 3 die Febry 1674
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I HONOR BOPENDALE Wife of ADAM BOPENDALE [Woffendall] doe constitute and appoint my loving Friend JAMES PHILIPS to be my true and lawful! attorney to acknowledge my thirds of One hundred acres of land to THOMAS EVIREST as Witness my hand this second day of February 1674
Test JOHN PHILIPS, HONOR BOPENDALE
ROGER BLACKHURST

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1677-1678 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 6, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 156-160
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I ADAM WOFENDALE of Sittinghnurne Parish in ye County of Rappae: for ye sume of Three thousand five hundred pounds of tobacco to me in hand paid, have sold unto JOHN HOMES of STAFFORD COUNTY Two hundred acres of land being on ye North side of Rappa: River & in ye Freshes thereof, beginning at a marked Pokekery standing by NANZATICO PATH & tuning Easterly down a small Branch to a marked red Oak standing upon a point by a great Branch of CHINGOTEAGE from thence running up ye sd Branch betveene WILLIAM BEADS & ADAM WOFENDALE to a marked white Oak, standing on ye aforesd NANZATICO PATH, from thence down ye sd PATH to ye beginning tree To have hold & enjoy ye said Land wth all rights & profits belonging from me ye sd ADAM WOFENDALE my heires assignes to him ye said JOHN HOMES his heires & assignes & to his & their sole use & behoofe in as full manner as convayance of land may be made & confirmed warranting ye Sale of ye sd Land to be right & Lawfull from clayme of any person whatsoever, he ye said JOHN his heires or assignes paying ye rights rents & services herefof from hence forthdue, & further I HONORIA Wife of ye sd ADAM WOFENDALE doe from me my heires & assignes make over & confirme unto ye sd JOHN HOMES his heires & assignes forever my third rights due or interest in ye sd Land as of Law belinging to me. In Witness whereof I ye said ADAM WOFENDALE & HONORIA my Wife have to these prsents sett or; hands & soles this 5th day of January 1677/8
Signed Sealed & delivered
in prsence of us WM. UNDERWOOD SENIOR, ADAM WOFENDALE
EDWARD RAIM HONORIA WOFENDALE
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappae: 6 die febr: 1677/8
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that I HONORIA WOFENDALE doe ordaine & constitute & appoint JOHN WHELLEY my true & lawful Attorney for me & in my stead to acknowledge in Rappae: Court a Deed of Sale of Two hundred acres of land being in ye Freshes of Rappae: & sold by my Husband, ADAM WOFENDALE to JOHN HOMES & I doe hereby confirme what my said Attorney shall doe in ye prmises in as full manner as if I my selfe were personally prsent as Witness my hand & seale this 5th day of January 1677/8
THO: ARNOLD, HONORIA WOFENDALE
WM, STOAKES
Recordatr, xx5 die febr: 1677/8
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1674-1676 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 344-345
TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come I ADAM WOFENDALE of Rappa County in Virginia Planter send Greeting in or. Lord God Ever lasting Now Know yee that I the said ADAM WOFENDALE have for the valluable consideration of three thousand pounds of tobacco and casque in hand received given sold and confirmed unto THOMAS GRIMSLEY of the said County his heirs or assigns forever Two hundred acres of land being part of a Pattent of One thousand and fiftie acres of land taken up between WILLIAM BALTROP and JAMES GREEN and FRANCIS LEWIS scituate lying and being in the FOREST on the North side of RAPPA RIVER and in the Freshes thereof beginning at a white Oak standing neare the runne of the great swamp runing on the back side of my now dwelling house and up the said Swamp for length and towards HENRY BERRYs for breadth to have and to hold all & every parte and parcell of said Two hundred acres of land to him his heirs and assigns forever wthout any the lett or eviction of me the said ADAM WOFENDALE or of any persons whatsoever and I doe further for myselfe my heirs agree with the said THOMAS GRIMSLEY his heirs and assigns that I will warrant to them the said land and alsoe will save harmless and also defend them in the premises against the claime of any persons wtsoever and will acknowledge and cause my Wife to acknowledge the sale of the said Land in the County Court of Rappa upon reasonable request at my own proper Charge that it may be there recorded according to usuall forme and that I will upon request make further assurance to them of the said land as they or any of them learned in the Law shall advise he or they being at the charge thereof and will doe all things necessary for the further assurance of the said land to him his heirs or assigns unto the true performance of all the fore recited prmises I doe hereby bind myselfe my heirs. In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale this 22 day of Aprill 1676 Lastly it is agreed that the said THOMAS GRIMSLEY at his own charge lay out the said two hundred acres of land
in presence of JAMES KAY. ADAM WOFENDALE
ROGER COOKE HONOR WOFENDALE
Recognitr in Cu Com Rappa 3 die May 1676
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1677-1679 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will & Deed Book 6, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 159-160
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I ADAM WOFENDALE of Sittingbourne Parish in ye County of Rappae: for ye sume of Three thousand five hundred pounds of tobacco to me in hand paid, have sold unto JOHN HOMES of STAFFORD COUNTY Two hundred acres of land being on ye North side of Rappa: River & in ye Freshes thereof, beginning at a marked Pokekery standing by NANZATICO PATH & tuning Easterly down a small Branch to a marked red Oak standing upon a point by a great Branch of CHINGOTEAGE from thence running up ye sd Branch betveene WILLIAM BEADS & ADAM WOFENDALE to a marked white Oak, standing on ye aforesd NANZATICO PATH, from thence down ye sd PATH to ye beginning tree To have hold & enjoy ye said Land wth all rights & profits belonging from me ye sd ADAM WOFENDALE my heires assignes to him ye said JOHN HOMES his heires & assignes & to his & their sole use &behoofe in as full manner as convayance of land may be made & confirmed warranting ye Sale of ye sd Land to be right & Lawfull from clayme of any person whatsoever, he ye said JOHN his heires or assignes paying ye rights rents & services herefof from hence forthdue, & further I HONORIA Wife of ye sd ADAM WOFENDALE doe from me my heires & assignes make over & confirme unto ye sd JOHN HOMES his heires & assignes forever my third rights due or interest in ye sd Land as of Law belinging to me. In Witness whereof I ye said ADAM WOFENDALE & HONORIA my Wife have to these prsents sett or; hands & soles this 5th day of January 1677/8
Signed Sealed & delivered
in prsence of us WM. UNDERWOOD SENIOR, ADAM WOFENDALE
EDWARD RAIM HONORIA WOFENDALE
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappae: 6 die febr: 1677/8
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1679-1682 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will & Deed Book 6, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 255-256
BEE IT KNOWN unto all men by these prsents that I JOHN PHILLIPS of the County of Rappah, Planter, doe for my selfe my heires make over all my right of a Devident of land that was taken up by ADAM WOFENDALE & JOHN PHILLIPS being the plantacon that I the said PHILLIPS did live upon for a good & valuable consideration in hand received, to ADAM WOFENDALE his heires or assignes for ever. In Witness whereof I have set my hand & seale this 2 day of January 1678
Signed Sealed & Deliv & in
prsence of us JAMES ORCHARD, JOHN PHILLIPS
JOHN PITTMAN
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappak: 7 die January 1678/80
This shall obleidge me JOHN PHILLIPS my heires to be accountable to ADAM WOFENDALE his heires the halfe part of what charge the sd WOFENDALE shall be forc't to be at in the defending our title in a parcell of land that was taken up by the said PHILLIPS and WOFENDALE being 484 acres of land from the claymes of any person whatsoever that shall lay any clyme or right to the said land; As Witness my hand & seale this 2 day of January 1679 Signed sealed & delivered
in prsence of us JAMES ORCHARD, JOHN PHILLIPS
JOHN PITTMAN
Recordatr a die Febr; 1679/80
This shall obleidge me JOHN PHILLIPS to pay unto ADAM WOFENDALE Thirteene Shillings As Witness my hand this 2 day of January 1678
Test JAMES ORCHARD JOHN PHILLIPS
JOHN PITTMAN
Recordatr
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1679-1682 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will & Deed Book 6, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 263
BEE IT KNOWN unto all men by these prsents that I ADAM WOFENDALE of the County of Rappak: doe for myselfe my heires make over unto THOMAS ARNOLD of the said County his heires a parcell of land about Forty acres lying on South side of GINGOTEAK BRANCH binding on the line of SIMON MILLER, it being of a Devident of land that was taken up of the said ADAM WOFENDALE & JOHN PHILLIPS & doe warrant the said Land to said ARNOLD his heires and assignes forever. In Witness I have set my hand & Seale this 18th of April 1679 Signed sealed & Delivered in
prsence of us JAMES ORCHARD ADAM WOFENDALE
ANDREW FOY
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappak: 3 die Martii 1679/80
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1679-1682 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will & Deed Book 6, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 263
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that I SYMON MILLER of Sittingburne Parish in the County of Rappak: have sold unto THOMAS ARNOLD of the said County Twenty acres of land & Further I the said SYMON MILLER doe warrant the sale of the said land from all persons whatsoever to the said THOMAS ARNOLD as followeth to him & his heires forever be it more or less, it being for a valuable consideration already received by me SYMON MILLER beginning upon a white Oak butting upon ROBT. PAINEs Corner tree, and soe right across the Ridge to Mr. SAVAGE's Line for true performance whereof I have hereunto set my hand &Seale this 13th day of January 1679
Signed sealed & delivered in
prsence of NATHANIELL TOMLIN SIMON MILLER
ADAM WOFENDALE
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappak: 3 die Martii 1679/80
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that I SIMON MILLER of the County of Rappak: doe appoint my true & loveing Freind, ADAM WOFENDALE, my true and lawful attorney for me & in my stead to acknowledge a small parcel! of land unto THOMAS ARNOLD of the same County & what my said attorney shall act & doe in the prmises shall stand in as full force & vritue as if I my selfe were personally prsent As Witness my hand and Seale this 24th of January 1679/80 Signed sealed & Delivrd. in prsence of us NATHANIELL THOMLIN, SIMON MILLER
THO: GRINSLEY
Recordatr 4 die Martii 79/80
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1679-1682 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will & Deed Book 6, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 285-286
9ber Court 1680)
KNOW ALL MEN that Wee JOHN PITMAN of the County of WESTMORELAND, Plantr., & REBECKA PITMAN true and lawful] Wife of the abovesd. doe from us or: heires sett over unto HENRY ARKILL of ye County of Rappae: one hundred acres of land being part of a divident of land containing Three hundred acres being in the said County of Rappae: in the fresher thereof and on North side of the sd River as Further is made mention of by a Pattent assigned to ADAM WOFFENDALL by JOHN PHILLIPS and by the sd WOFFENDALL to the beforementioned JNO. PITMAN the sd parcel! of land to be laid out joyning the land of WM. BROWNE being on the Maine Branch of CHINGOETEGE and to run down the sd branch a hundred acres bredth the aforesd. Tract of land to have wth all priveledges as is granted to the aforesd. JOHN PITMAN wth warranties from any claime of any persons for the true performance hereof wee have sett or; hands and seale
in prsence of HUMPHREY SMITH, JOHN PITMAN
ADAM WOFFENDALL REBECKA PITMAN
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappae: 4 die 9bris 1680
Septembr. the 28th KNOW ALL MEN that I REBECKA PITMAN doth make ADAM WOFFENDALL my true and lawful! aturney for me to acknowledge unto HENRY ARKILL a parcell of land In Witness hereof I have ett my hand made in prsence of us HUMPHREY SMITH REBECKA PITMAN
MARY SMITH
Recordatr
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1679-1682 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will & Deed Book 6, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 286
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whome these prsents come Know ye that I ADAM WOFFENDALL of the County of Rappae; Plantr., doe for divers good causes sell for a good & valuable consideration already received a plantation that formerly was JOHN PHILLIPS wth Three hundred acres of land thereunto belonging to JOHN PITMAN his heires forever to have and to hold parcell thereof with orchards gardens edifices & priviledges to me any waies belonging and do warrant the sale of the sd land from claimes of all persons wtsoever and to the true performance hereof I doe bind myselfe my heyers in an assumpsitt of Ten thousand pounds of good sound Merchantable Tobo & Casque to save harmless the sd PITMAN his heires and assignes forever to the true performance hereof I have sett my hand and Seale this 4th day of Janry. 1678 and Likewise HONOR WOFFENDALL, Wife to ADAM WOFFENDALL, doe assigne all my right to JOHN PITMAN his heirs and assignes for the above mentioned land
Signed sealed and delivered in
prsence of us JOHN PHILLIPS, ADAM WOFFENDALL
THOMAS PARSEY HONER WOFFENDALL
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappae: 3 die 9bris 80
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1682-1686 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 138-142 (Sparacio)
THIS INDENTURE made the third day of March in the yeare of the Reign of or: Soveraigne Lord King Charles the second in the years of our Lord God One thousand Six hundred Eighty and three Between RICHARD BOUGHTON of CHARLES COUNTY in the Province of MARYLAND Gentl. of one part and WM. BERRY of the Freshes of Rappa: in the Colony of Virginia, Plantr „ of the other part. Witnesseth that whereas FRANCIS DOUGHTY SENYR. formerly of Rappa. River in ye said Collony of Virginia, Clerk, deceased, by his Deed of Grant undr: his hand and seale bearing date the Eighteenth day of March in the yeare of or: Lord 1668, did for the consideration therein mentioned grant unto the said RICHARD BOUGHTON of MARYLAND and unto his assignes all that quantity of land contayning Two hundred acres of land lying upon Rappa: River in the said Collony of Virginia and adjoyning the land of Capt. ALEXANDR: FLEMING lately deceased, and butted and bounded according to a Certificate of Survay made thereof by Coll CATLETT upon Record, togeather with all houses buildings & appurtenances whatsoever to the said land belonging and alsoe all Estate right of me the said FRANCIS to the same To have and to hold the said lands & prmisses before mentioned to the said RICHARD BOUGHTON his heires forever to the uses hereafter in these presents limitted & to noe other use, that is to say, to the use and behoofe of the said ANN DOUGHTY, my beloved Wife, and her assignes for and during the time of her natural life for and in the name of her Joynture & in full recompence of her Dower & title of Dower which the said ANN may have to the lands of me the said FRANCIS DOUGHTY and after the decease of the said ANN to the use of the said RICHARD BOUGHTON my heires forever upon the hope trust & on Confidence in him reposed by me the said FRANCIS that he the said RICHARD BOUGHTON his heires at all times after the ending of the Estate of the said ANN my Wife in and to the said land and prmisses shall make and grant such convayances of the same and shall distribute and imploy the rents issues and pfitts. thereof or else such quantity of Tob: as shall be produced on the sale thereof if the said RICHARD shall judg fitt to expose the same to sale, either to me the said FRANCIS DUGHTY my selfe or to such psons. and in such forme as the said FRANCIS shall require, and demand or as by my last Will and Testamt. in Writing to subscribe by mine own hand and seale with my own seale in prsence of three or more witnesses or by any other writing by me to be subscribed & sealed in the prsence of soe many witnesses as aforesd shall nominate and appointe and for default of such nomination then the said RICHARD BOUGHTON his heires shall convay and assure the said land to & on the right of me the said FRANCIS forever as in and by the said Deed of grant duly recorded and enrolled among the records of Rappa. County by ROBERT PAYNE formerly Clerk of said County of Rappa. Reference and relation being had more fully may appeare, And further whereas the said FRANCIS DOUGHTY SENYR. did in his life time by his certain writing bearing date the day of (blank) and subscribed and sealed in the prsence of PETER RAYNER, ROBERT PAYNE aforesaid and ELIZABETH PAYNE his Wife, for consideration therein expressed give and sett over unto his Son, ENOCH DOUGHTY, by the name of ENOCH DOUGHTY my beloved Sonn, the Reversion of the land above mentioned appointing by the said Writing that after the decease of the said Wife, ANN DOUGHTY, now deceased, the said RICHARD BOUGHTON his heires should by good assurances in Law convay the said land and prmisses to his said Son, ENOCH DOUGHTY, his heires or pay or deliver the full value or price thereof in case the said RICHARD should sell the same to his Son, ENOCH, his heires by them to be possess for ever.
NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that the said RICHARD BOUGHTON for and in consideration of the sum of Fower thousand five hundred pounds of good sound merchantable Tob: and cask to him paid by WILLIAM BERRY hath sold to the said WM. BERRY his heires all the said Two hundred acres of land above mentioned togeather with the Edifices and buildings to the same appertaining and now in the tenture of the said WILL: BERRY his assignes To have and to hold the said land to the said WM. BERRY his heires forever and the said RICHARD BOUGHTON doth grant that he the said RICHARD BOUGHTON notwithstanding any act or thing or p:curement done now and at the delivery hereof standeth & is solely onely and rightfully seized of the Estates hereby to be granted and that RICHARD BOUGHTON hath full power to grant the said prmisses thereof unto the said WM. BERRY according to the true meaning hereof the rents and services from henceforth to grow due to the Cheiffe Lord of the Fees excepted and foreprized In Witness whereof the parties have sett their hands and seales
Sealed signed and delivered in prsence of LAW: ROCHFORT, RI: BOUGHTON
VERLINDA BOUGHTON
Acknowledged in court. 5th Nobr: 1684 et recorded ye 22nd of ye same month & yeare
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that I the above named RICHARD BOUGHTON hath appointed ADAM WOFFENDALL of Rappa: County in Virginia. Planter, my true and lawfull Attorney for me to acknowledge the right of the above mentioned land and prmisses to be the right of the above mentioned WM. BERRY according to the true porport above Indenture, and the same acknowledgemt. to make in such manner as by the Laws of Virginia for vesting and settleing rights of land is required granting to my said Attorney in my name quiet & peaceable Livery of seizes & possession of the said land or any part thereof in the name of the whole and to grant unto the said WILLIAM BERRY or his lawfull Attorney in that behalfe authorised. In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale this five and twenty day of March 1684
Sealed signed and delivered in prsence of
LAW: ROCHFORT, RICHARD BOUGHTON
VERLINDA BOUGHTON,
CHAS. ASHTON
Recorded 22nd day of November 1684
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1686-1688 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 227-230
THIS INDENTURE made the 12th day of June 1685 Between ADAM WOFFINGDELL of the County of Rappa: and HONORIA his Wife of the one part and HENRY ARKILL of the sd County of the other part Witnesseth that ye sd ADAM WOFFINGDELL and HONORIA his Wife for the sum of Six thousand Five hundred pounds Tobb: and caske to them in hand paid by sd HENRY ARKILL have sold all that parcell of land containing One hundred and sixty five acres being in Rappa: County and bounded as followeth as under Mr. WILL: MOSELEYs Survayers hand upon the upper side of CHINCOTEAGUE RUN by a small branch and extending up and along the sd Branch its severan courses to a Popler standing at the head of ye said Branch, thence N. W. to a stooping Hickory by an Hill side, thence N. W. to a corner white Oake in THO: GRIMSLEYS SWAMP, thence up the sd Swamp its severall courses to a small black Oake by ye sd Swamp, thence South E. to a white Oake in JOSHUA DAVIS line, thence along the sd line South E. to a small black Oake corner tree of the sd JOSHUA DAVIS. thence N. E. along another line of the sd DAVIS to a white Oake corner tree of WM. BROWNE standing at the head of a valley near ye sd DAVIS Plantation, thence along the sd BROWNEs line S. E. to a white Oake in the mane branch of CHINCOTEAGUE thence down the sd Branch its severall courses to the first station being brought into a straight line is S. W; All houses outhouses, Tobb: houses orchards with all other appertinances to the sd land belonging and the Estate right of them ye sd ADAM WOFFENDALL and HONORIA his Wife To have and to hold sd tract of land with the premises unto the sd HENRY ARKILL his heires for ever more to be holden of our Sovereign Lord the King by the rents and services of right accustomed to be paid free from all manner of incumbrances As Witness their hands and seales ye day first above written; this Bill of Sale doth include all other Deeds to be void bearing date before this date and this Deed to be acknowledged in Rappa: Court
Signed sealed and delivered in the presents of us
JOSHUA DAVIS, ADAM WOFFENDELL
WM. BARBER HONORIA WOFFENDELL
Recordr. in Cur Com Rappa: 3 die Marty 1685/6 et rerardr 31st die
I doe hereby authorize and impower FREDERICK GRIMSHAW my lawfull Attorney to acknowledge a Deed of Sale of a Tract of land to HENRY ARKILL of Rappa: County Court and this shall be his warrant for so doing as Witness my hand and seal this fifth day of March 1685
Signed sealed and delivered in the presents of
JOSHUA DAVIS, ADAM WOFFENDELL
WM. RAYNER
Recordr. in Cur Com Rappa:
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I HENRY ARKILL above named have for the consideration of Seven thousand pounds of Tobb: and caske in hand received by JOHN PRATT of the sd County of WESTMORELAND ye receipt I do hereby acknowledge have sold unto the sd JOHN PRATT his heires the above mencioned One hundred Sixty five acres of land sold and assigned unto me ye sd ARKILL by ADAM WOFFENDELL and HONORIA his Wife as by the mencioned incident bearing date 12th day of June 1685 may appeare, To have and to hold ye sd One hundred and sixty five acres of land with all houses fences orchards with all woods and waters with all profitts belonging unto the sd JOHN PRATT his heires for ever In Witness whereof I have set my hand and seale this 6th day of July 1685
Sealed and delivered in the presence of HENRY ARKILL
WM HEATON,
ADAM WOFFENDELL, SIMON THOMASON Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa 3 die Marty 1685/6
Teste WM. COLSTON, Cl Cur
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I HENRY ARKILL of the County of WESTMORELAND do appoint my well beloved friend, Mr, JOSHUA DAVIS, my true and lawfull Attorney for me to acknowledge a parcell of land containing One hundred sixty five acres unto the sd JOHN PRATT of the County aforesaid being the same land which I bought of ADAM WOFFENDELL, and I do ratify my Attorneys acknowledgement therein to be as good in Law and of the same force and virtue as if I myself were personally present As Witness my hand and seale this 3d of October 1685
Teste ANTHONY SAVAGE, HENRY ARKILL
PHILL PECKETT
Recordr. in Cur Com Rappa
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1686-1688 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 309-311
THIS INDENTURE made this 5th day of February 1686/7 and in the second yeare of our Sovereigne Reigne Lord King James the second &c. Between ADAM WOFFENDALL of Rappa: County and St. Marys Parish of the one partie and THO: HOPE of the same County and Parish of the other parties Sheweth that the sd ADAM WOFFENDALL aforesd for Twelve hundred pounds of good Tobb: in caske to him in hand paid by said THO: HOPE sd ADAM WOFFENDALL doth sell unto the sd THO: HOPE his heires a certaine parcell of land containing Fifty acres lying on the North side of the Rappa: River and in the Parish aforesd. Beginning at a white Oake being a marked tree of Mr. FRAN: SLAUGHTER standing in a Branch by CHARLES TIBBETTs Fence and running down sd branch to the main run or Swamp of CHINCOTEGE to the line of Esqr. RALPH WORMLEY and soe along the Esqrs. line to the first mencioned station or white Oake with all rights and underwoods ways and easements and hereditainents whatsoever To have and to hold unto the sd THO: HOPE his heires to the only proper use of the sd THOMAS HOPE his heires against the sd ADAM WOFFENDALL and all other persons lawfully claiming under him and will warrant and forever defend by these presents and that he shall at all times hereafter lawfully and quietly hold the aforesd Tract of land without the lawfull lett or disturbance of me the sd ADAM WOFFENDALL or any other person claiming under him and further the sd ADAM WOFFENDALL doth condescend and agree that not only himself but also his Wife, HONORIA, shall acknowledge this Deed in the County Court of Rappa: when thereunto called by the sd THO: HOPE In Confirmacon of the above premisses the sd ADAM WOFFENDALL and HONORIA his Wife have sett their hands and seales
Signed sealed and delivered in presence of us
JAMES TAYLER, ADAM WOFFENDALL
JOHN BROWNE HONORIA WOFFENDALL
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa: 2 die Marty 1686/7 et record 24th die
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1686-1689 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 1 [Antient Press];
pp 33-33a TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come Know Yee that I sd ADAM WOFFINDELL of Rappa. in Virga. for the consideration of Six thousand five hundred pounds of Tobo & Caske have sold unto CHARLES BUSHNELL of the County of WESTMORELAND Planter in Virga. his heires forevr. a certaine tract of land of three hundred acres beinge on the North West side of the Maine Runn or Branch of the head of POTTOMACK CREEKE next and adjoyneing to the Land of PEAKE which land was formerly taken up and Pattented by WILKESON and sold by the said WILKESON to RICH: BOWEN SENR. from him gave to his Sones WM. RICHD. who both dying Intestate and soe the sd land with three hundred acres I the sd Adam Woffindell escheated as loth more at large appease by the Records of Staffd_ and WESTMORELAND and at JAMES CITTY. Memorandum the abovesd Three hundred acres of land sold to sd CHARLES BUSHNELL being in Stafford County To Hold to him the sd CHARLES BUSHNELL his heires forever the said three hundred acres of land before specified ye bounds being yett unknowne But to bee laid out with all Spead as may bee at the proppr Costs & charge of sd ADAM WOFFINDELL Warranting the sd three hundred acres of land from ye lust ciainaes of me my heires or from claims of any person I the sd ADAM WOFFINDELL doe for me my heires agree to and with said CHARLES BUSHNELL his heires that f the sd ADAM WOFFINDELL and HONOR my now Wife shall and will at ye next Court held for County of Stafford either by orselves or Attorney acknowledge this Deed of Sale And Lastly for the time & form of the premises I the said ADAM WOFFINDELL. doe bind myselfe me my heaires unto said CHA: BUSHNELL in the penal] susnme and Quantity of thirteens thousand pounds of tobo and Caske to bee payd upon demand convenient to some landinge in ye County of RAPPA. In Witness whereof I have sett my hand & Seale this ( ) day of December in the d yeare of the Reigne of our Sovereigne Lord JAMES the Second and in the yeare of or Lord 1686
In presence off THOMAS MOUNTJOY, ADAM WOFFINDELL
JNO. YARP Signum
This Sale of land was acknowledged in the County Court of Stafford by scl ADAM WOFFINDELL unto the within named CHARLES BUSHNELL this 9 day of March 1686/7. And then was recorded
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1689-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 8; [Antient Press]; Page 24 - 25
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that wee ADAM WOFFENDALL of the County of Rappa in Virginia and HONORIA WOFFENDALL for the valluable consideration of Three thousand two hundred and fifty pounds of Tobb. well and truely paid before the signing and sealing hereof the Receipt whereof sd ADAM WOFFENDALL doth hereby acknowledge himself therewith fully satisfied and paid and of every part and parcel! thereof doth clearly acquitt and discharge WM. MARSHALL of County aforesd. his heirs by these presents path granted sold and confirmed unto WM. MARSHALL his heirs One hundred acres of land being part of Two hundred and sixty acres of land taken up by ADAM WOFFENDALL lying and being in the County aforesd. on the North side of the River and in the Freshes thereof and beginning at a marked Pock Hickory standing in the line of Mr. FRANS. SLOUGHTER, from thence S. W. to a red Oake, from thence to a white Oake standing on the head of a small branch and runing down the sd Branch to a marked white Oake standing on the mane run being a corner tree of the aforesd land from thence down the Maine Branch the several Courses to the line of RALPH WORMLEY Esqr, and binding up on THO: HOPE and from thence runing in the line of Mr. SLOUGHTER to the place where wee first began To have and to hold the sd Land with all timber woods underwoods and appertinances thereunto belonging to him the sd WM. MARSHALL his heirs as also the priviledge of Timber of any other part of the sd land and now in possession of the aforesaid WOFFENDALL as the said MARSHALL have occasion for forever or his heirs &c. with their and every of their rights whatsoever to the only proper use of them the sd MARSHALL his heirs against the sd WOFFENDALL his heirs or any other persons laying any lawful claime to any part thereof shall warrant from all persons whatsoever the sd MARSHALL his heirs paying from time to time all the rents and dues belonging to our Sovereigne Lord the King his heirs and lawfull Successors after the date of these presents As Witness our hands and Seals this 16th of February 1688/9
THO: HARVEY ADAM WOFFENDALL
ANN CARVER, HONORIA WOFFENDALL
JOHN BATTALIE
Recognitr. in Cur Comt Rappa 1 die May 1689
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I HONORIA WOFFENDALL of the County of Rappa. do constitute and ordaine and appoint my well beloved friend, JOHN BATTAILE, to acknowledge my thirds of land which was bought of my Husband by WM, MARSHALL and do ratifie and confirme as if I was in presence myself Witness my hand and Seale this 18th day of Febry 1688/9
THO HARVEY, HONORIA WOFFENDALL
ANN CARVER
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1689-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 8; [Antient Press]; Page 110-112
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whom this present writting shall come Know yee that I ADAM WOFFENDALL of County of Rappa in Colony of Virginia, Planter, send Greeting in our Lord God writing the 15th day of February in yeare of our Lord 1689. Now know yee that I ADAM WOFFENDALL for sum of Four thousand pounds of Tobb: in caske do forever acquitt and discharge WILLIAM MARSHALL and have sold unto sd WM. MARSHALL his heirs one tract of land scituate and being in St. Marys Parish in the aforesd County containing Sixty seven acres more or less as by the Platt under Capt. MOSLEYs hand, Surveyor of the County, bearing date 15th of Febry. 1689/90 and bounded as followeth lying and being on the North side of Rappa River upon the East side of CHINGATEAGUE and begining at a red Oake corner tree of Mr. FRAN: SLAUGHTER and extending alonge Mr. SLAUGHTERs line to an Hickory in the sd line S. W. to a Stake at the angle of a white Oake and a black Oak in the line of Mr. SAMLL. BAYLY, thence alonge the sd SAMLL. BAYLYs line to the land sold by sd SAMLL. BAYLY to PHILLIP HUNNING, JAMES MATHEWS and JOHN EASTER, W. to a white Oake neere a small branch. thence S. E. to the first mentioned red Oak with all its members and appertinances woods mines Quarrys water and all other advantages To have and to hold said tract of land with all the premises unto WM. MARSHALL his heirs and will warrant and forever defend from the claimes of any persons whatsoever and ADAM WOFFENDALL do consent to make such further conveyance as their Councell shall advise and also with his Wife acknowledge this Deed in the County Court of Rappa. In Witness
whereof he sd ADAM WOFFENDALL have sett his hand and seale
Sealed and Delivered in the presents of us
JOSH. DAVIS, ADAM WOFFENDALL
ISAAC DUNE, DEN MURFY
I the sd ADAM WOFFENDALL do sell and add more to the conveyance of said Thirty acres of land unto WM. MARSHALL his heirs and assigne forever begining at a white Oake standing in the line of JNO. EASTER and extending East unto WM. BROWNEs corner tree and thence South alonge the ROAD to a marked Hickory standing on the line of Mr. SLAUGHTER unto the first station menconed this making void all former conveyance acknowledged unto WM. MARSHALL by ADAM WOFFENDALL
Memorandum This 26th day of February Livery & Seisin within parcell of land was delivered to WM, MARSHALL by possession delivery of the sd land by turff and twigg upon part of sd land by ADAM WOFFENDALL
In presence of us Test JOS: DAVIS
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa 5 die Martii 1689
I do hereby authorize JOSHUA DAVIS my Attorney to acknowledge a conveyance of land unto WM. MARSHALL and this shall be his warrant for so doing As Witness my hand and seale this 26th day of Febry. 1689/90
Sealed and Delivered in the presents of us
DANNIS MURFREY ADAM WOFFENDALL
ISAAC DUN
I do hereby authorize and impower JOSHUA DAVIS my Attorney to acknowledge my third for tract of land unto WM. MARSHALL and this shall be his warrant for so doing as Witness my hand and seale this 26th day of February 1689/90
Sealed and Delivered in presence of us
ELIZ. WOFFENDALL HONORIA WOFFENDALL
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I ADAM WOFFENDALL of County of Rappa in Parish of St. Marys doe acknowledge myself to stand bound unto WM. MARSHALL of aforesd County and Parish in the just sum of Ten thousand pounds of good sound Merchantable Tobacco and Caske on my now Dwelling Plantation or convenient in the Parish aforesd. and for the true performance thereof I bind myself unto sd WM. MARSHALL and for the more further assurance of the true payment of the aforesd sum of Tobb. in Caske I do make over all my right of my now Dwelling Plantacon and One hundred acres of land thereunto belonging with all houses orchards and inclosures & other hereditaments unto WM: MARSHALL his heirs and do warrant the premises aforesd from me my heirs and in confirmation I have sett my hand and seale this 25th day of February 1689/90. The sum is Ten Thousd.
The Condicon of this obligation is the above bound ADAM WOFFENDALL his heirs shall at all times hereafter secure the abovesaid WM. MARSHALL in a quiets and peacable possession and enjoyment of a parcell of land bought of sd ADAM WOFFENDALL and save harmless and indemnified then this obligation to be void else to remain in full force
In Witness hereof sd ADAM WOFFENDALL have put my hand and seale
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us
JOSHUA DAVIS, ADAM WOFFENDALL
ISAAC DUNN
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1689-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 8; [Antient Press]; Page 113-114
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE Know yee that wee JOHN PHILLIPS and ADAM WOFFENDALL both of Parish of Sittenburne in County of Rappa., Planters, for divers good causes by us already received have granted both joyntly and severally unto WM. BROWNE of the sd Parish and County, Carpenter, his heirs & assigns all that certain parcell of wood land ground being in the Parish and County aforesd being part of a certain parcell of land which was surveyed by us sd PHILLIPS & WOFFENDALL the 26th day of May in year 1673, and being part of the land where the said PHILLIPS now liveth and taken up of Mr. KERTON, Trustee of the late Lords of the Neck of land being all that land belonging to sd PHILLIPS and WOFFENDALL adjoining to the Eastermost side of the Maine Branch of CHINGOTEAGUE CREEK and so from thence extending itself down the line of sd WM. BROWNs his marked trees said BROWNE paying yearly such quit rents and services as shall become due And furthermore it is covinanted between all the parties that sd WM. BROWNE his heirs &c. may quietly possess the sd land without any trouble of either of them In Witness whereof sd PHILLIPS and WOFFENDALL have sett our hands and fixed our seales this 12th day of February in year 1674
JOHN PHILLIPS
ADAM WOFFENDALL
The True intent of this Deed is no otherwise then to warrant the title of the sd land from us and our heris to sd BROWN & his heirs
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of
JOHN HEARBERT, ELIAS YATES
Recorded at the Instance of sd WM. BROWNE this 18th of Mar. 1689
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1693-1694 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 2; Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 12)
THIS INDENTURE made the 29th of December 1692 Betwixt ADAM WOFFENDALL of Richmond County of the one partie and WILLIAM POWELL of the same County Sheweth that ADAM WOFFENDALL aforesaid for Two thousand pounds of sweet sented tobacco to him in hand paid by the abovesaid WILLIAM POWELL doth hereby sell unto the abovesaid WILLIAM POWELL his heirs or assigns forever a certain parcel! of land lying on the North side of Rappa: River in the County of Richmond abovesaid, containing Fifty acres more or less bounded as followeth (Vitt.) Beginning at a marked Ash standing in the main branch of CHINGOETEAGUE above JOHN EASTERs Plantation and running down the said branch to JOHN EASTERs line and up the said EASTERs line to the line of WILLIAM MARSHALL and along the line of MARSHALL to the line of Mr. FRAN: SLOUGHTER and so to the upper QUARTER ROAD or PATH, and along the said Road or Path to WILLIAM BROWNs Corner tree by and near a branch to the first mentioned Ash with all and singular its rights woods profitts whatsoever appertaining; To have and to hold the said parcell of land and all the premises hereby sold unto the abovesaid WM. POWELL his heirs forever, the said ADAM WOFFENDALL for himself his heirs &c. the said parcell of land with all its rights belonging unto the said WM: POWELL his heirs &c. forever against him the sd ADAM WOFFENDALL his heirs or assigns and all persons lawfully claiming under him will defend and forever warrant by these presents and at all times forever hereafter peaceably and quietly to have the abovesaid parcell of land with all premises with every of their rights without any lawfull lett or disturbance of the said ADAM WOFFENDALL his heirs And further the abovesaid ADAM WOFFENDALL Both hereby further oblige himself to give unto the said WILLIAM POWELL his heirs a further confirmation or title by Writing if this proves not good & authentick in the Law, And also to make a true acknowledgment hereof in the County Court of Richmond, And also my Wife, HONORIA, shall do the same in person or by her lawfull Attorney when thereunto required by the said WILLIAM POWELL his heirs &c., in confirmation hereof the abovesaid ADAM WOFFENDALL huh hereunto seu his hand & affixed his seal Signed sealed & delivered in pr:sence of us
JAMES TAYLER, ADAM WOFFENDALL
JOHN BROWN
Recognitr: in Cur: Com: Richmond 7 die Martii Ano: 1693
( WOFFENDALL to POWELL Bond)
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I ADAM WOFFENDALL of Richmond County do stand justly indebted to WILLIAM POWELL of the said County, Carpenter, in the just sum of Four thousand pounds of sweetsented tobacco in cask to be paid convenient to a Landing in the abovesaid County upon all demands for the true performance hereof I bind myself my heirs unto the said WILLIAM POWELL his heirs &c. As witness my hand and seal this 29th of 10ber: Ano: Dom: 1692
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1693-1694 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 2; Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 12-15
THIS INDENTURE made the 29th of December 1692 Betwixt ADAM WOFFENDALL of Richmond County of the one partie and WILLIAM POWELL of the same County Sheweth that ADAM WOFFENDALL aforesaid for Two thousand pounds of sweet sented tobacco to him in hand paid by the abovesaid WILLIAM POWELL doth hereby sell unto the abovesaid WILLIAM POWELL his heirs or assigns forever a certain parcel! of land lying on th.¹

     Honoria Powell was born before 1658 at Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Adam Woffendall before 1676 at St. Mary's Parish, Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia, USA.^1,4

Honoria Powell died after 1720 at Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1674-1676 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 270-271
NOW KNOW YEE that I ADAM WOFANDALE doe for myselfe my heirs and adminisrs. sell and firmly doe make over One hundred acres of land lying and being in the Freshes of Rappa County being on the South side off the Westermost Branch of GINCOCEY bounding upon the land of SIMON MILLER and Mr. SAVAGE and if in the case there is not the abovesaid bounds I doe engage myself my heirs to make it good on the North side of the aforesaid Runn to have and to hold the said land with all Privilidges thereunto belonging with warranty at all times from the claime of any person whatsoever and for the performance thereof I do bind myself my heirs and in case the Bill of Sale is not good in Law I doe engage to give another when thereunto required and for the true performance I have set my hand & seale this second day of February 1674
in presence of us JOHN PHILLIPS, ADAM WOFENDALE
ROGER BLACKHURST
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa 3 die Febry 1674
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I HONOR BOPENDALE Wife of ADAM BOPENDALE [Woffendall] doe constitute and appoint my loving Friend JAMES PHILIPS to be my true and lawful! attorney to acknowledge my thirds of One hundred acres of land to THOMAS EVIREST as Witness my hand this second day of February 1674
Test JOHN PHILIPS, HONOR BOPENDALE
ROGER BLACKHURST
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1674-1676 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 344-345
TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come I ADAM WOFENDALE of Rappa County in Virginia Planter send Greeting in or. Lord God Everlasting Now Know yee that I the said ADAM WOFENDALE have for the valluable consideration of three thousand pounds of tobacco and casque in hand received given sold and confirmed unto THOMAS GRIMSLEY of the said County his heirs or assigns forever Two hundred acres of land being part of a Pattent of One thousand and fiftie acres of land taken up between WILLIAM BALTROP and JAMES GREEN and FRANCIS LEWIS scituate lying and being in the FOREST on the North side of RAPPA RIVER and in the Freshes thereof beginning at a white Oak standing neare the runne of the great swamp runing on the back side of my now dwelling house and up the said Swamp for length and towards HENRY BERRYs for breadth to have and to hold all & every parte and parcell of said Two hundred acres of land to him his heirs and assigns forever wthout any the lett or eviction of me the said ADAM WOFENDALE or of any persons whatsoever and I doe further for myselfe my heirs agree with the said THOMAS GRIMSLEY his heirs and assigns that I will warrant to them the said land and alsoe will save harmless and also defend them in the premises against the claime of any persons wtsoever and will acknowledge and cause my Wife to acknowledge the sale of the said Land in the County Court of Rappa upon reasonable request at my own proper Charge that it may be there recorded according to usuall forme and that I will upon request make further assurance to them of the said land as they or any of them learned in the Law shall advise he or they being at the charge thereof and will doe all things necessary for the further assurance of the said land to him his heirs or assigns unto the true performance of all the fore recited prmises I doe hereby bind myselfe my heirs. In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale this 22 day of Aprill 1676 Lastly it is agreed that the said THOMAS GRIMSLEY at his own charge lay out the said two hundred acres of land
in presence of JAMES KAY. ADAM WOFENDALE
ROGER COOKE HONOR WOFENDALE
Recognitr in Cu Com Rappa 3 die May 1676
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1679-1682 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will & Deed Book 6, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 286
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whome these prsents come Know ye that I ADAM WOFFENDALL of the County of Rappae; Plantr., doe for divers good causes sell for a good & valuable consideration already received a plantation that formerly was JOHN PHILLIPS wth Three hundred acres of land thereunto belonging to JOHN PITMAN his heires forever to have and to hold parcell thereof with orchards gardens edifices & priviledges to me any waies belonging and do warrant the sale of the sd land from claimes of all persons wtsoever and to the true performance hereof I doe bind myselfe my heyers in an assumpsitt of Ten thousand pounds of good sound Merchantable Tobo & Casque to save harmless the sd PITMAN his heires and assignes forever to the true performance hereof I have sett my hand and Seale this 4th day of Janry. 1678 and Likewise HONOR WOFFENDALL, Wife to ADAM WOFFENDALL, doe assigne all my right to JOHN PITMAN his heirs and assignes for the above mentioned land
Signed sealed and delivered in
prsence of us JOHN PHILLIPS, ADAM WOFFENDALL
THOMAS PARSEY HONER WOFFENDALL
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappae: 3 die 9bris 80
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1686-1688 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 227-230
THIS INDENTURE made the 12th day of June 1685 Between ADAM WOFFINGDELL of the County of Rappa: and HONORIA his Wife of the one part and HENRY ARKILL of the sd County of the other part Witnesseth that ye sd ADAM WOFFINGDELL and HONORIA his Wife for the sum of Six thousand Five hundred pounds Tobb: and caske to them in hand paid by sd HENRY ARKILL have sold all that parcell of land containing One hundred and sixty five acres being in Rappa: County and bounded as followeth as under Mr. WILL: MOSELEYs Survayers hand upon the upper side of CHINCOTEAGUE RUN by a small branch and extending up and along the sd Branch its severan courses to a Popler standing at the head of ye said Branch, thence N. W. to a stooping Hickory by an Hill side, thence N. W. to a corner white Oake in THO: GRIMSLEYS SWAMP, thence up the sd Swamp its severall courses to a small black Oake by ye sd Swamp, thence South E. to a white Oake in JOSHUA DAVIS line, thence along the sd line South E. to a small black Oake corner tree of the sd JOSHUA DAVIS. thence N. E. along another line of the sd DAVIS to a white Oake corner tree of WM. BROWNE standing at the head of a valley near ye sd DAVIS Plantation, thence along the sd BROWNEs line S. E. to a white Oake in the mane branch of CHINCOTEAGUE thence down the sd Branch its severall courses to the first station being brought into a straight line is S. W; All houses outhouses, Tobb: houses orchards with all other appertinances to the sd land belonging and the Estate right of them ye sd ADAM WOFFENDALL and HONORIA his Wife To have and to hold sd tract of land with the premises unto the sd HENRY ARKILL his heires for ever more to be holden of our Sovereign Lord the King by the rents and services of right accustomed to be paid free from all manner of incumbrances As Witness their hands and seales ye day first above written; this Bill of Sale doth include all other Deeds to be void bearing date before this date and this Deed to be acknowledged in Rappa:
Court
Signed sealed and delivered in the presents of us
JOSHUA DAVIS, ADAM WOFFENDELL
WM. BARBER HONORIA WOFFENDELL
Recordr. in Cur Com Rappa: 3 die Marty 1685/6 et rerardr 31st die
I doe hereby authorize and impower FREDERICK GRIMSHAW my lawfull Attorney to acknowledge a Deed of Sale of a Tract of land to HENRY ARKILL of Rappa: County Court and this shall be his warrant for so doing as Witness my hand and seal this fifth day of March 1685
Signed sealed and delivered in the presents of
JOSHUA DAVIS, ADAM WOFFENDELL
WM. RAYNER
Recordr. in Cur Com Rappa:
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I HENRY ARKILL above named have for
the consideration of Seven thousand pounds of Tobb: and caske in hand received by JOHN PRATT of the sd County of WESTMORELAND ye receipt I do hereby acknowledge have sold unto the sd JOHN PRATT his heires the above mencioned One hundred Sixty five acres of land sold and assigned unto me ye sd ARKILL by ADAM WOFFENDELL and HONORIA his Wife as by the mencioned incident bearing date 12th day of June 1685 may appeare, To have and to hold ye sd One hundred and sixty five acres of land with all houses fences orchards with all woods and waters with all profitts belonging unto the sd JOHN PRATT his heires for ever In Witness whereof I have set my hand and seale this 6th day of July 1685
Sealed and delivered in the presence of HENRY ARKILL
WM HEATON,
ADAM WOFFENDELL, SIMON THOMASON Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa 3 die Marty 1685/6
Teste WM. COLSTON, Cl Cur
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I HENRY ARKILL of the County of WESTMORELAND do appoint my well beloved friend, Mr, JOSHUA DAVIS, my true and lawfull Attorney for me to acknowledge a parcell of land containing One hundred sixty five acres unto the sd JOHN PRATT of the County aforesaid being the same land which I bought of ADAM WOFFENDELL, and I do ratify my Attorneys acknowledgement therein to be as good in Law and of the same force and virtue as if I myself were personally present As Witness my hand and seale this 3d of October 1685
Teste ANTHONY SAVAGE, HENRY ARKILL
PHILL PECKETT
Recordr. in Cur Com Rappa
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1686-1688 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 309-311
THIS INDENTURE made this 5th day of February 1686/7 and in the second yeare of our Sovereigne Reigne Lord King James the second &c. Between ADAM WOFFENDALL of Rappa: County and St. Marys Parish of the one partie and THO: HOPE of the same County and Parish of the other parties Sheweth that the sd ADAM WOFFENDALL aforesd for Twelve hundred pounds of good Tobb: in caske to him in hand paid by said THO: HOPE sd ADAM WOFFENDALL doth sell unto the sd THO: HOPE his heires a certaine parcell of land containing Fifty acres lying on the North side of the Rappa: River and in the Parish aforesd. Beginning at a white Oake being a marked tree of Mr. FRAN: SLAUGHTER standing in a Branch by CHARLES TIBBETTs Fence and running down sd branch to the main run or Swamp of CHINCOTEGE to the line of Esqr. RALPH WORMLEY and soe along the Esqrs. line to the first mencioned station or white Oake with all rights and underwoods ways and easements and hereditainents whatsoever To have and to hold unto the sd THO: HOPE his heires to the only proper use of the sd THOMAS HOPE his heires against the sd ADAM WOFFENDALL and all other persons lawfully claiming under him and will warrant and forever defend by these presents and that he shall at all times hereafter lawfully and quietly hold the aforesd Tract of land without the lawfull lett or disturbance of me the sd ADAM WOFFENDALL or any other person claiming under him and further the sd ADAM WOFFENDALL doth condescend and agree that not only himself but also his Wife, HONORIA, shall acknowledge this Deed in the County Court of Rappa: when thereunto called by the sd THO: HOPE In Confirmacon of the above premisses the sd ADAM WOFFENDALL and HONORIA his Wife have sett their hands and seales
Signed sealed and delivered in presence of us
JAMES TAYLER, ADAM WOFFENDALL
JOHN BROWNE HONORIA WOFFENDALL
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa: 2 die Marty 1686/7 et record 24th die
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1689-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 8; [Antient Press]; Page 24 - 25
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that wee ADAM WOFFENDALL of the County of Rappa in Virginia and HONORIA WOFFENDALL for the valluable consideration of Three thousand two hundred and fifty pounds of Tobb. well and truely paid before the signing and sealing hereof the Receipt whereof sd ADAM WOFFENDALL doth hereby acknowledge himself therewith fully satisfied and paid and of every part and parcel! thereof doth clearly acquitt and discharge WM. MARSHALL of County aforesd. his heirs by these presents path granted sold and confirmed unto WM. MARSHALL his heirs One hundred acres of land being part of Two hundred and sixty acres of land taken up by ADAM WOFFENDALL lying and being in the County aforesd. on the North side of the River and in the Freshes thereof and beginning at a marked Pock Hickory standing in the line of Mr. FRANS. SLOUGHTER, from thence S. W. to a red Oake, from thence to a white Oake standing on the head of a small branch and runing down the sd Branch to a marked white Oake standing on the mane run being a corner tree of the aforesd land from thence down the Maine Branch the several! Courses to the line of RALPH WORMLEY Esqr, and binding up on THO: HOPE and from thence runing in the line of Mr. SLOUGHTER to the place where wee first began To have and to hold the sd Land with all timber woods underwoods and appertinances thereunto belonging to him the sd WM. MARSHALL his heirs as also the priviledge of Timber of any other part of the sd land and now in possession of the aforesaid WOFFENDALL as the said MARSHALL have occasion for forever or his heirs &c. with their and every of their rights whatsoever to the only proper use of them the sd MARSHALL his heirs against the sd WOFFENDALL his heirs or any other persons laying any lawful claime to any part thereof shall warrant from all persons whatsoever the sd MARSHALL his heirs paying from time to time all the rents and dues belonging to our Sovereigne Lord the King his heirs and lawfull Successors after the date of these presents As Witness our hands and Seals this 16th of February 1688/9
THO: HARVEY ADAM WOFFENDALL
ANN CARVER, HONORIA WOFFENDALL
JOHN BATTALIE
Recognitr. in Cur Comt Rappa 1 die May 1689
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I HONORIA WOFFENDALL of the County of Rappa. do constitute and ordaine and appoint my well beloved friend, JOHN BATTAILE, to acknowledge my thirds of land which was bought of my Husband by WM, MARSHALL and do ratifie and confirme as if I was in presence myself Witness my hand and Seale this 18th day of Febry 1688/9
THO HARVEY, HONORIA WOFFENDALL
ANN CARVER
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1689-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 8; [Antient Press]; Page 110-112
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whom this present writting shall come Know yee that I ADAM WOFFENDALL of County of Rappa in Colony of Virginia, Planter, send Greeting in our Lord God writing the 15th day of February in yeare of our Lord 1689. Now know yee that I ADAM WOFFENDALL for sum of Four thousand pounds of Tobb: in caske do forever acquitt and discharge WILLIAM MARSHALL and have sold unto sd WM. MARSHALL his heirs one tract of land scituate and being in St. Marys Parish in the aforesd County containing Sixty seven acres more or less as by the Platt under Capt. MOSLEYs hand, Surveyor of the County, bearing date 15th of Febry. 1689/90 and bounded as followeth lying and being on the North side of Rappa River upon the East side of CHINGATEAGUE and begining at a red Oake corner tree of Mr. FRAN: SLAUGHTER and extending alonge Mr. SLAUGHTERs line to an Hickory in the sd line S. W. to a Stake at the angle of a white Oake and a black Oak in the line of Mr. SAMLL. BAYLY, thence alonge the sd SAMLL. BAYLYs line to the land sold by sd SAMLL. BAYLY to PHILLIP HUNNING, JAMES MATHEWS and JOHN EASTER, W. to a white Oake neere a small branch. thence S. E. to the first mentioned red Oak with all its members and appertinances woods mines Quarrys water and all other advantages To have and to hold said tract of land with all the premises unto WM. MARSHALL his heirs and will warrant and forever defend from the claimes of any persons whatsoever and ADAM WOFFENDALL do consent to make such further conveyance as their Councell shall advise and also with his Wife acknowledge this Deed in the County Court of Rappa. In Witness
whereof he sd ADAM WOFFENDALL have sett his hand and seale
Sealed and Delivered in the presents of us
JOSH. DAVIS, ADAM WOFFENDALL
ISAAC DUNE, DEN MURFY
I the sd ADAM WOFFENDALL do sell and add more to the conveyance of said Thirty acres of land unto WM. MARSHALL his heirs and assigne forever begining at a white Oake standing in the line of JNO. EASTER and extending East unto WM. BROWNEs corner tree and thence South alonge the ROAD to a marked Hickory standing on the line of Mr. SLAUGHTER unto the first station menconed this making void all former conveyance acknowledged unto WM. MARSHALL by ADAM WOFFENDALL
Memorandum This 26th day of February Livery & Seisin within parcell of land was delivered to WM, MARSHALL by possession delivery of the sd land by turff and twigg upon part of sd land by ADAM WOFFENDALL
In presence of us Test JOS: DAVIS
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa 5 die Martii 1689
I do hereby authorize JOSHUA DAVIS my Attorney to acknowledge a conveyance of land unto WM. MARSHALL and this shall be his warrant for so doing As Witness my hand and seale this 26th day of Febry. 1689/90
Sealed and Delivered in the presents of us
DANNIS MURFREY ADAM WOFFENDALL
ISAAC DUN
I do hereby authorize and impower JOSHUA DAVIS my Attorney to acknowledge my third for tract of land unto WM. MARSHALL and this shall be his warrant for so doing as Witness my hand and seale this 26th day of February 1689/90
Sealed and Delivered in presence of us
ELIZ. WOFFENDALL HONORIA WOFFENDALL
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I ADAM WOFFENDALL of County of Rappa in Parish of St. Marys doe acknowledge myself to stand bound unto WM. MARSHALL of aforesd County and Parish in the just sum of Ten thousand pounds of good sound Merchantable Tobacco and Caske on my now Dwelling Plantation or convenient in the Parish aforesd. and for the true performance thereof I bind myself unto sd WM. MARSHALL and for the more further assurance of the true payment of the aforesd sum of Tobb. in Caske I do make over all my right of my now Dwelling Plantacon and One hundred acres of land thereunto belonging with all houses orchards and inclosures & other hereditaments unto WM: MARSHALL his heirs and do warrant the premises aforesd from me my heirs and in confirmation I have sett my hand and seale this 25th day of February 1689/90. The sum is Ten Thousd.
The Condicon of this obligation is the above bound ADAM WOFFENDALL his heirs shall at all times hereafter secure the abovesaid WM. MARSHALL in a quiets and peacable possession and enjoyment of a parcell of land bought of sd ADAM WOFFENDALL and save harmless and indemnified then this obligation to be void else to remain in full force
In Witness hereof sd ADAM WOFFENDALL have put my hand and seale
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us
JOSHUA DAVIS, ADAM WOFFENDALL
ISAAC DUNN

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James Hughes 2006-04-25 21:44:32
p. 40. Patent. 28 Sept 1681. Hen: Chichley Knt their Majties Deputie Govern'r of Virginia with the consent of the Counsell of State to Edwin Conway, 900 acres in Rappa "beginning at Tacapacon Spring, the beginning of a Patent for 5275 acres of Land granted to Tho Chetwood and John Prosser and running along said Chetwoods and Prossers Line N and by W 720 perch to an Indian tree menconed in their Patent x x to the River of Rappahannock, thence up along the said River and Pocason West ninety-three perches to the Palce it began x x".
p. 40. Assignment of above patent. 5 May 1692. Edwin Conway of Lancaster County to Wm Reynolds, for 1500 lb tobo, "all my Right Title and Interest of in and to the said Patent x x except what of the said Land lyes and falls into a Certain Tract off Land formerly by the said Conway surveyed for Mr Symon Miller"
signed Edwin Conway
Wit:
Alex'r Swan
Jos Lowis
Rec. 5 Oct. 1692.

p.43. Power of Atty. 5 June 1694. Honoria Woffendale to James Taylor to ack "my Thirds of a parcell of Land unto William Powell"
signed her mark Honoria x Woffendall
Wit:
Wm Reynolds
John x Spiller
Date of record not shown.

Source:
Fleet, Beverley,
Richmond County records, 1692-1704 : Deed book no. 1, 1692-1693, Deed book no. 2, 1693/4-1696, Deed book no. 3, lost, miscellaneous records, 1699-1704
Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. County, 1961, 117 pgs.
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1692-1704 Abstracts of Land Records of Richmond County, Virginia; [Mary Marshall Brewer]
24 Apr 1694. Quit Claim. JOHN PRATT of Westmoreland Co VA gent for a 183 a. tr of land to me sold and exchanged in Stafford Co in the fork of the main swamp of upper Majotock River by SAMLL LUCAS 9 inst Apr ... quit claim unto SAMLL LUCAS my 165 a. messuage tr of land in Rich Co in the freshes of Rappa River upon Chingateague Run adj JOSUA DAVIS & WM BROWN, surveyed by WILLIAM MOSELEY surveyor of Rich Co 10 Dec 1684 for HENRY ARKHILL of Rich Co and by the said HENRY ARKHILL purch of ADAM WOFFENDALL and HONORIA his wife 2 Jun 1685 ackn in court 3 Mar 1685, and since by the said HENRY ARKHILL sold unto the said JOHN PRATT 6 Jul 1685 ackn in court 3 Mar 1685/6. Wit: JAMES HEARSE, JNO BRENTON. Ackn 1 Jan 1695. (Bk 2pg: 152)
31 Dec 1695. Power of Atty. JOHN PRATT do hereby impower ALEXANDER SPENCE my atty to ackn the [above] land unto SAMLL LUCAS. Wit: JOS DAVIS, WM JACKSON. (Bk 2pg: 156)

28 Sep 1695 at Stafford Co VA. Power of Atty. SAMLL LUCAS do hereby impower JOSHUA DAVIS to appear my atty in Rich Court to receive an acknowledgement of the [above] land from JOHN PRATT. Wit: JOHN BRENTON. (Bk 2pg: 157)

5 Jun 1694. Power of Atty. HONORIA WOFFENDALL do impower JAMES TAYLER my any to ackn my thirds of a parcell of land unto WILLIAM POWELL being done voluntarily. Wit: WM REYNOLDS, JOHN SPILLER. (Bk 2pg: 43)
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1701-1704 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 3; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 187-189
TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whom these pr:sents shall come, I ADAM WOFFENDALL of Richmond County in Virginia, Planter, send Greeting in our Lord God everlasting. Now know yee that I the said ADAM WOFFENDALL have for a valuable consideration of Five thousand pounds of tobbo: and casks in hand received granted unto JOHN GRIMSLY of the said County his heires or assignes forever One hundred acres of Land more or less being part of a Patent of Four hundred and eighty acres of Land taken up by ADAM WOFFENDELL scituate and being in the FOREST on ye North side of Rappahannock River and in the Freshes thereof, begining att a white Oake standing nears the Run betweene my House and THO: GRIMSLEY, thence along a line of marked trees along a Branch that parts LUCAS and the said Land of WOFFENDELL to a marked white Oake standing upon a great Swamp alt the mouth of the Branch, thence down. the Swamp to another white Oake corner tree upon the sd Swamp thence along a line under the Hills to another corner white Oak standing by the mouth of a small branch on the backside of my owns Plantation, thence along a line up the said Branch to the aforementioned beginning tree; To have and to hold all and every part of the said hundred acres to him his heires or assignes forever without any molestation of me the said ADAM WOFFENDELL or of any persons whatsoever, And I do hereby for my selfe my heires agree that 1 will warrant to them the said Land and also will save harmless and indemnified and also defend them in the pr:misses against the clayme of any persons whatsoever and will acknowledge and have my Wife to acknowledge the sale of the said Land in the County Court of Richmond upon a reasonable request of my owne proper charge that it may be then recorded according to usual forme and that I will from time to time upon request make further assurance to them of the said Land as they or any of them learned in the Law shall advise, they being att the charge thereof and will do all things necessary for the further assurance of the said Land to him his heires or assignes for ever unto the aforementioned pr:misses, I do hereby bind my selfe my heires in Wittness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand this Eight and Twentieth day of September 1702
Signed sealed and delivered in the pr:sence of
THOMAS GRIMSLEY, his marke ADAM WOFFENDELL
ANNE GRIMSLEY, her marke HONORIA WOFFENDELL
EDMOND GENENS
Recognitr. in Cur: Com: Richmond 4th die 9brs: 1702 & recordr: 10d. die
Test JAMES SHERLOCK, Cl Cur
TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE, I the said HONORIA WOFFENDELL in the County of Richmond send Greeting. Now Know yee that I have nominated and appointed and by these pr:sents do nominate and in my stead and place put my well beloved friend, JAMES PHILLIPS, my true and lawful! Attorney to acknowledge the Sale of s. hundred and od acres of land to JOHN GRIMSLEY, In Wittness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seale ye 2d: day of November in the first years of the Reigne of our Sovereigne Lady Queene Anne the first and in the year. of our Lord 1702
ANNE GRIMSLY her marke, HONORIA WOFFENDELL
JOHN DOGOING his marke
Recordatr Test JAMES SHERLOCK, Cl Cur

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URL: http://64.233.179.104/search?q=cache:NpK37ma4I4oJ:homepages.rootsweb.com/~ lksstarr/knreports/JacksonRuckerTinsleyTimeline.rtf+%22george+braxton%22,+ %22william+marshall%22&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=6

1720, May 14 Joseph Berry of Stafford to William Daniel of St. Ann's Parish - 250 acres, part of dividend of 4763 acres gtd to Enoch Doudy in K&Q .. corner to Thomas Jackson in line of William Berry …. Corner trees to Honour Powell .. to main swamp of Tuckahow (signed) Joseph Berry, Catherine Berry wit: James Lindsey, Thomas (T) Jackson. [Essex Deeds No. 16 Page 173-4] May 16, 1720 Joseph Berry to James Lindsey … 150 acres .. corner tree to Lawrence Taliaferro .. main swamp to Tuckahoe .. line of William Daniel .. Honour Powell .. wit: Thomas (T) Jackson, William (W) Daniel. [p. 175-6]¹ GAV-9.

     Thomas Powell (Sr.) was born before 1615 at England.¹ He married Anne Gorsuch, daughter of Daniel Gorsuch and Alice Hall, circa 1635 at Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia, USA.^2,1

Thomas Powell (Sr.) died before 11 April 1670 at Talbot Co., Maryland, USA; Date of probate.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
James Hughes 2006-01-05 22:03:25
Proceedings of the County Courts of Kent (1648-1676), Talbot (1662-1674), and Somerset (1665-1668)Volume 54, Preface 24

Thomas Powell ( -1670), who first sat on the court in 1665, is known to have been one of the group of Quakers from Lancaster County, Virginia, who were forced out by Gov. Berkeley in 1660, and who settled on the Choptank River. He last appeared on the court in November 1669, a few months before his death early in the following year. He and Howell Powell, who was doubtless a brother, were large landholders, first in Baltimore County and later in Talbot, where they were men of prominence.
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William Roden(aka Roughton Wroughton) is the same one connected to Thomas Marshall in Lancaster Co. This may be Thomas Powell that was forced to leave Va and go to Talbot County, Maryland.

27 May 1657. (Lancaster) VA. Thomas POWELL gives land to god-son, William RODEN. Court Orders and Deeds, 1656-1680
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James Hughes 2006-04-27 15:03:06
Beach, George
Wit. Powell to Sneade. 14 Mar 1652/3. p52
Wit Howell Powell to Charles Snead. 5 Mar 1652/3. Page 54-55

Hackett, Tho of Lancaster Co, gentleman.
Leaveth to Mary his now wife, and to Richerde, Elle, William and Susanna Denhawes, children of the said Mary, 800 acres in Lancaster Co on upper N.W. side of Corotomen river, adj land of Mr John Seniour, E and SE on upper Corotomen River and SW on land of Wm Clapham now in possession of Tho Powell, N NW into the woods. Together with the lands belonging to patent dated 9 June 1652.
The forest lands as followeth:
to Richards Denham, Little Neck containing 200 acres adj the land of Mr John Seniour, Porriges Neck and land for John Sharpe: for Joh Sharpe the husband of Elinor Denham, 200 acres known as -(illegible but prob Porriges Neck)-and adj Dividing Creek:
To Wm Denham a parcel next adj the land devised Jno Sharpe, the E side of Corotomen Path, Corotomen River being the residue of the 800 acres.
Rights, however, to said Capt Tho Hackett's wife, Marie, during life.
Wit: Tho Carter. Howell Powell.
signed Thomas Hackett. Dated 25th Oct 1655. p 226

Source:
Fleet, Beverley,
Lancaster County, 1652-1655
Baltimore: Genealogical Pub., County, 1961, 113 pgs.
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Supplement to Early Settlers Query

Powell, William
EE:299 Film No.: SR 8203
Of Talbot County, by 1665 transported himself, Bridgett, Ann, & Charles Powell & John Willkinson from Virginia
Transcript. 9:313 [SR 7351]
MSA SC 4341-4657
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James Hughes 2006-04-27 13:59:43
MARYLAND INDEXES (Marriage Licenses and Records , Index) Maryland State Archives

MARRIAGE REFERENCE
Powell, Anne M Nicholas Goldsborough
Remarks: Daughter of Thomas Powell Talbot County Date on Manuscript:1694
Reference: Provincial Court Judgements Liber T.L. No.1 folio 247

MARRIAGE REFERENCE
Powell, Thomas M Ann______________.
Remarks: Talbot County Date on Manuscript: 1694
Reference: Provincial Court Judgements Liber T.L. No.1 folio 248
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James Hughes 2006-04-27 17:23:18
Quaker WHITE records

Howell POWELL was listed by the GORSUCH family as the husband of Elizabeth GORSUCH (per her grandmother's will?) at the same time that Elizabeth was called the wife of Cornelius HOWARD of AA, MD. I don't know which is correct. Elizabeth GORSUCH was bpt. 13 May 1641, England, & came with her mother, Anne (LOVELACE), wid/o John GORSUCH, to Virginia. Eliz. married Howell POWELL of Lancaster County, Virginia, & moved to MD. [See "Winston of VA & Allied Fam.," 1927, by TORRANCE, 1927 CS 71 W.782; also "Genealogies of VA Fam. fr. VA Mag of H. & Bio.," III, GPC, 1981; & NEWMAN's "AA Gentry," II, 1971.]
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The Maryland Calendar of Wills, Volume I
Powell, Thomas, Talbot County, 17th Jan., 1679; 11th Apr., 1670.
To dau. Anne Powell,
Anne, dau. of Howell Powell,
Howell Powell, and Winlock Christison, personalty.
To wife Anne, 1/2 plantation during life.
To eld. son Thomas, 1/2 sd. plantation, he to possess whole at death of wife Anne afsd; also 1/2 "Hog Island."
To William Thunderman, Jr., "Old Towne" on Choptanke R. at majority.
Exs.: Richard Gorsuch, Lovelace Gorsuch, Geo. Cowley.
Test: Wm. Blackstone, Jno. Wiggins, Michael Parker, Edward Fish. 1. 377.
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James Hughes 2006-04-27 14:33:39
Supplement to Early Settlers Query by Dr. Carson Gibb

Powell, Thomas
HH:158 Film No.: SR 8206
Of Talbot County by 1668 transported himself & Ann, his wife
Transcript. 12:133 [SR 7354]
MSA SC 4341-5387

Powell, Thomas
R:25b,132b-133a Film No.: SR 7346
By 1661 transported himself, Howell Powell, Elizabeth Powell, Anne Powell, Edward Grainger, Anne Powell, Phillip Jones, Jeremiah Clarke, William Williams, John Brittain, Richard Gorsuch, & Elizabeth Gorsuch
Transcript. 4:54,325-26,551-52
MSA SC 4341-6299
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James Hughes 2006-04-27 14:26:01
Maryland Patent Index -Index 54

NAME Powell, Thomas
1659
TRACT Powell
COUNTY Baltimore
Certificate 300 Acres Liber 4 Folio 229
Patent 300 Acres Liber 4 Folio 325

NAME Powell, Thomas
1661
TRACT Powells Point
COUNTY Baltimore
Certificate 100 Acres Liber 5 Folio 16
Patent 100 Acres Liber 5 Folio 32

NAME Powell, Thomas
1666
TRACT Hogg Island
COUNTY Now Dorchester
Certificate 300 Acres Liber 9 Folio 480
Patent 300 Acres Liber 10 Folio 103

NAME Powell, Thomas
1667
TRACT Old Town
COUNTY Now Caroline
Certificate 800 Acres Liber 9 Folio 252
Patent 800 Acres Liber 10 Folio 481

NAME Powell, Thomas
1668
TRACT Powells Point
COUNTY Talbot
Patent 200 Acres Liber 12 Folio 133
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Contributed by: James Hughes

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Note:
p. 11. Will of Thomas Saxe. Cattle to Dorothy Downman, widow. Cattle to Richard Dudley second son of Edward Dudley. To Mary Tomson dau of Robert Tomson. Furniture etc to Mary Tomson wife of Robert Tomson. To Mr Lampkin and cattle to Lampkin's wife. A sow shoat to Richard Hugh servant to Wm Masham. Exors. Wm . Masham and John Pine. No date.
signed Thomas Sax
Wit.
Howell Powell
Edward Dudley
Prob 1th January 1654/5.

p. 12. "I John Meredith shipwright" admtr of est. of Elias Edmonds lately decd. aquits Walter Heard from any part or parcel of the estate of the sd Edmonds. Rec. 12th June 1655.
Wit,
Howell Powell
William (mark) Thatcher.

p. 19. Deed John Meredith, shipwright of Lanc. Co. to Walter Dikeson. 600 acres on "Eastward side of the Eastward branch of Corotomen River bought of Majr John Bond". Dated 1st Feb. 1655/6.
signed Jo Merrideth his seale
Wit.
Howell Powell
Tho Powell
Rec. by Jo Sharpe attor. of Meredith, "3 Marij 1655" (1655/6)

p. 125. Inventory of Thos Hackett decd., 11 Feb 1656/7.
Includes "one old Cort cupboard & an old preseit 100 tobo"
Total vnl 4190 tobo.
signed
Nicholas George
Tho Powell
Howell Powell
Rec 20 Beg 1656/7.
a/c of Mary Hackett widdow
to Mr Peter Knight 1600
to Mr Nath Bacon 300
to John Sharpe 1000
to Mr Edw Dale for Levys 407
to funeral charge what the Court pleaseth
to Mr Ball 4000
Total 7307
Rec 20 Feb 1656/7

p.163. Alex Porteus of Lanc. planter sells to Benjamin Whiscombe and Joseph Allen of London. mariners, 270 acres of land, etc. Thomas Chetwode appointed attorney in behalf of Porteus. Dated 6th May 1658.
signed Alex Porteus
Wit.
Edward Stalliard
Edward Dale
Rec. 27th May 1658.
p.163. Indenture regarding foregoing 270 acres. Land described as was or now occupied by Peter Dodson and boredred by land occupied by Mr Rawleigh Travers, that of Thomas Powell, Powell's Creek, etc.

p.205. Howell Powell of Rapa. assigns to Charles Sneade "my full half & part of land specified in this pattent." Dated 4th March 1652.
signed Howell Pwell
Wit.
Jo. Payne
Rec. 30th Nov. 1659.
p.205. George Harys of Rapa. assigns interest in land"specified in this pattent" to Charles Snead. Dated 9 Dec. 1653.
signed Geo Harrys
Wit Howell Powell
Rec 30 Nov. 1659.
p.205. Memorandum. Charles Sneade assigns interest in above land to Jno. Paine of Rapa. Dated 21st Oct. 1654.
signed Charles Sneade
Wit. Hum Booth
Rec 1st Dec. 1659
p. 205. Memorandum. Charles Snead assigns interest in 400 acres to John Paine of Rapa. Dated 21st Oct. 1654.
signed The mark of Charles Snead
Wit. Hum Booth
Rec. 1st Cec. 1659.
p.206. Elizabeth Sneade, the wife of the above sd. Charles Sneade gives consent to assignment of her husband to Jno. Paine of above land.
Dated 15th April 1658.
signed Eliza Sneade
Wit.
John Prober
Francys Adkins
Rec. 1 Dec. 1659.
p. 206. George Harris assigns interest in land in above patent to Charles Sneade. Dated 9 th Dec. 1653.
Wit.
Will Nesham
Howell Powell
Rec. 1 Dec. 1659.
p.206. Charles Sneade assigns interest in above land to Jo Paine of Rappa. Dated 21st Oct. 1654.
signed Charles Sneade
Wit. Hum Booth
Rec. 1 Cec. 1659
p. 206. Memorandum. John Pains sells to Michaell Arme lnd in foregoing transactions. Dated 5th Dec. 1659.
signed John Paine
Wit.
Edward Dale
Jo Barrow
Rec. 1st March 1659/60.
p. 206. Memorandum. Margaret Paine, the wife of John Paine, gives consent to sale of above land to Michaell Arme and appoints "my well beloved friend Mr Edward Dale" atty. to ack. this in Court. Dated 19 Jan. 1659/60.
signed Margaret Paine
Wit.
John Proper
Jo Walker
Rec. 25th Jan 1659/60.
p. 207. "Mr Dale I pray acknowledge ye in my behalfe the sale of 320 acres to Michaell Arme x x . " Dated 4th Jan. 1659/60.
signed John Payne
Wit.
John Walker
John Proper
Rec. 25th Jan. 1659.

p. 250. Will Clapham of Lanc., sells John Berry of Lanc., planter 350 acres, being part of a patent granted to Tho Powell 8th June 1658. This land formerly held by Howell Powell and assigned to Clapham by Tho and Howell Powell. Dated 25th August 1652.
signed
Will Clapham
Jane Clapham
Wit.
Tho Broreton
Edward Lunsford
Recorded 1st Dec. 1662.

p. 334. George Vezey of Lanc., assigns to Nathaniel Browne right in patent to follow and appoints Stephen Tomlin to ack. in Court. Dated 25th Feb. 1665/6.
signed George Vezey
Wit.
John Curtys
Geo Gilliam
"At Court Co Lanc 14th March 1665."
"Joane Vezey the Widd and relicit of the above named Geo Vezey doth freely consent to the assignment above sd"
Grant. Sr Will Berkeley, Knt., to Georg Vezey an Nathaniel Browne 250 acres "bounding S. on the land of Mr Tho Powell x x origianall granted to sd Vezey and Browne 5th June 1657 and now renewed". Dated James Citty, 10th March 1662/3.
signed
Will Berkeley
Tho Ludwell Sec
Recognit 14 Mar 1665 per - -Step- Tomlyn and Joane Vezey. Rec. 1 Apl 1665.

p.337." The deposition of John Troster aged about 36 years sworne saith that being at the house of Minor Doodes in Nansemond the 20th of April 1656 a certain person named Cornelius Powell did request this deponent to write for him a certain note for Minor Doodes to set his hand to so this deponent did vizt I Minor Doodes do promise faithfully to Cornelius Powells that whensoever he departeth out of this county wth his wife and family that I will not sel Degoe the negro servant wch I bought of him no longer then for ten years witnes my hand April the 25th 1656
Mindor Doodes
Witness
Tho Troster
Ja-Abraham
And the true intent and meaning of the sd note is that Minor Doodes bought Dogoe the negro of Cornelius Powell for al slave forever unles Minor Dooodes went out of th County wth his wife and family and then if Minor Doodes should sell degoe the negro hae promised he would not sel him for longer time than for ten years and furthe saith not
Swonr on th 5th day of March 1665
Jo Troster"
Before me Charles Calvert
Recorded 14th March 1665.

Source:
Fleet, Beverley,
Lancaster County, record book no. 2, 1654-1666, pages 1-394
Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. County, 1961, 141 pgs.
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1652-1657 Lancaster County, Virginia Deed & Wills [Antient Press]; Page 217
BE IT KNOWNE unto all men that I THOMAS POWELL & HOWELL POWELL, Planters, of the Countye of Lancaster have bargained & lawfully & fermly sould our heirs Executrs, Administrs. or: our assignes a tract of land containinge ye quantitie of foyer hundred acers scituate & beinge in Lancaster Countie boundinge as followeth Beginninge au a certaine marked tree neare ye Springe yt: issueth West side of COROTOMON RIVER extendinge thence West of Lands now in ye possession of ye sd THO: POWELL, West 320 poles to another marked tree & from thence N: N:W: two hundred poles to another marked tree &East to ye COROTOMON RIVER & S:S:E: alonge ye River to ye place of ye beginninge unto WALTER HENLY his heires Executrs. Administrs. or his assignes for ever To have & to hould ye sd land with all its rights & priviledges thereunto belonginge in a lawful! large & ample manner as it is granted unto me ye aforesd parties by vertue of a Pattent wth warrants against ye Claime of anie p:son or p:sons for ever; Moreover I ye sd THOMAS POWELL have sould from me my heares or assignes another tract of land scituate upon ye River of COROTOMON betweene this sd tract of land & a certaine Creeke yt: devideth ye lands of THO: HACKETT & of ye sd water hearto his heares Administrs, or assignes for ever, wth: all p:fitts & priviledges thereunto belonginge as above sd & all rights titles of ye same In Wittness hearof wee have hear- unto sett our hands & seales ye 19th of fiber: An: Do: 1655
Signed sealed & delivered in pr:sence of
HOUGH KENSEY HOWELL POWELL
PAULL KINSEY THO: POWELL
Acknowledged in ye Court of Lancaster fiber the 25th 1655 and recorded ye first of 10br: p me VINCENT STANFORD
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James Hughes 2006-05-08 09:05:45
p.195. Thos Powell & Howell Powell sell Will Clapham, senr., 700 acres. dated "last day of June 1659".
signed
Tho Powell
How Powell
Wit.
Walter Dickeson
Richd GORSUCH
Recorded 1st Aug. 1659

Source:
Fleet, Beverley,
Lancaster County, record book no. 2, 1654-1666, pages 1-394
Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. County, 1961, 141 pgs
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Link: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmar sha&id=I29049
Contributed by: James Hughes

Note:
p. 324. Robert Gorsuch and Rich Gorsuch sell to Ralph Horton 600 acres. Refers to Tho Powell as attorney for Robt. Gorsuch. Dated 27 Feb. 1664/5. signed Rich Gorsuch Tho Powell Wit. Edw Roe Howell Powell Rec. 1st Oct. 1665.
Power of Att. Rich Gorsuch and Tho Powell to "our Loving friend Edward Roe to ack. above sale. Dated "27th 12th month 1664" signed
Rich Gorsuch
Tho Powell
Wit.
Tho Gaines
Howell Powell

Source:
Fleet, Beverley,
Lancaster County, record book no. 2, 1654-1666, pages 1-394
Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. County, 1961, 141 pgs.
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James Hughes 2006-05-08 09:21:57
p. 135. Tho Powell gives to Howell Powell 400 acres patented by him on Corotoman River. 17th Sept 1657.
signed Tho Powell
Wit.
Richard Gorsuch
Jirmey Clarke
Anne Powell wife of tho Powell agrees to the above. Rec 7 Oct 1657.

Source:
Fleet, Beverley,
Lancaster County, record book no. 2, 1654-1666, pages 1-394
Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. County, 1961, 141 pgs.

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James Hughes 2006-05-08 08:04:47
COFFEE-L Archives

Child of Thomas Powell and Anne Gorsuch is:

i. Thomas Powell, born 1635 ; died April 10, 1701 in Essex County, Virginia; married Mary Place September 30, 1677 in Essex County, Virginia.
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1656-1661 Lancaster County Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 28
Lancaster County Court 27th of May 1657
TO ALL TO WHOM these p:sents shall come, I THOMAS POWELL of CURRATOMAN in Lancastr Countie sende Greetinge Nov Know yee all men that I ye saide THOMAS POWELL doe give & grante & by these p:sents have granted for diverse causes mee thereunto moveinge unto my loveinge Godsone, THOMAS WROUGHTON, one cowe colored red marked wth a cropt in both eares & a peece taken out behind of both eares & two slitts in the right eare, To have & to holde the saide Cowe with all her increase for ever for mee my heirs or my assignes unto my sd. Godsone, THO. WROUGHTON, &his Child or Children lawfully begotten by him, the sd. THO: WROUGHTON, & if in case the said THOMAS WROUGHTON dyeinge without issue, the the saide cowe & increase to devolve to the Father of the said Childe; in consideracon thereof w:th warranties from any p:son whatsoever, Witnes my hande this 8th of May 1657
Teste HOWELL POWELL, THO: POWELL
VINC. STANFORD
Recordatur Cur 27 May 1657
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1661-1666 Lancaster County, Virginia Deed & Wills [Antient Press]; Page 248-249
KNOW ALL MEN by these p:sents that I WILL: CLAPHAM of the County of Lancastr:, Planter, for a valuable consideracon reced of JOHN BERRY of the same County, Planter, have given & sold unto the sd JO: BERRY Three hundred & fifty acres of land scituate on COROTOMON RIVER being part of a Patent of Seven hundred acres of land granted unto THO: POWELL dated the 8d day of June 1655 wch: is the land that HOWELL POWELL formerly held on wch: land was sold & assigned to me the sd CLAPHAM by the sd THO: & HOWELL POWELL to Have & to have & enjoy the aforesd threed hundred & fifty acres of land wth: all houses orchards gardens & other appurts. thereunto appertaining to him the sd JO: BERRY his heirs Exrs. Admrs. or assignes forever quietly & peaceably wthout any let hindrance or molestation of me the sd WILL CLAPHAM my heirs or assignes or any p:sons that shal or may lay any claim or interest to the sd land by from or under them or any of them In Witnes whereof I the sd WILL. CLAPHAM have hereunto set my hand & seale this 25th day of August 1662
Memd. It is agreed before signing & delivery hereof that in case the sd BERRY shal not quietly enjoy the sd land or that any of the sd land shal be taken from him, then the sd CLAPHAM doth engage himselfe to rebate so much of what the sd BERRY is to pay for the sd land apportionably as the sd BERRY is to pay for the sd land
Signed sealed & dd, in the p:sence of
THO BRERETON WILL CLAPHAM
EMORED LANCEFORD JANE CLAPHAM
Recognitr in Cur Corn Lancr. 12d die Nov. Anno Dom 1662 p EDWD. DALE, Cl Cur
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360 CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS
THOMAS POWELL, 700 acs. Lancaster Co., 8 June 1658, Page 153, (223). Upon W. side of Corotoman Riv., 300 acs. granted unto William Clapham, Jr., 15 Sept. 1651, assigned unto sd. Powell, Sly. upon a creek dividing this & land of Anthony Doine; 400 acs. beg. at his own land, upon a branch of sd. river dividing this & land of Capt. Thomas Hackett (?). Renewal of patent dated 26 Feb. 1653. Renewed 11 Dec. 1663 in name of Wm. Claphame.
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1655-1664 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 4; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 338
MARGARET MYLES, (Miles) 1200 acs. Westmoreland Co., 1 Feb. I656, Page 67, (98). On S. side of Potomake Riv., behind the cliffs of Corawoaman, etc, opposite land of Mr. Thomas Broughton. Trans. of 24 pers: Margarett Miles, Francis Roland, Sarah Smith, Katherine Russell, Jane Leech, Abraham Feilds, John Tushan, Walter Morgan, Thomas Powell, George Watts & his wife, Xpian. Looker, Mundeff Leiby.
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Contributed by: James Hughes

Note:
URL (Click on link) http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=364&last=&g_p=P2&collec tion=LO Patent
Title Robins, Obedience, Gent.
Publication 25 March 1643.
Gen. note Robins, Obedience, Gent.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Related See also the following surname(s): Robbins.
Note Location: Northumberland County.
Description: 500 acres 292 acres on the northern part of the land of Thomas Powell and a branch of Cheristones Creek &c. and the remainder of the land count.y 208 acres bounded on the north west by the former parcel of 292 acres.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 2, 1643-1651, Page 364 (Reel 2).
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Contributed by: James Hughes

Note:
URL (Click on link) http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=223&last=&g_p=P4&collec tion=LO Patent
Title Powell, Thomas.
Publication 8 June 1658.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Related See also the following surname(s): Powel.
Note Location: Lancaster County.
Description: 700 acres on the west side of Corotoman River. Abutting easterly on Corotoman River, southerly on a creek which divides this land and the land of Anthony Donie.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 4, 1655-1664, Page 223 (Reel 4).

URL (Click on link) http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=206&last=&g_p=P3&collec tion=LO Patent
Title Hackett, Thomas, Capt.
Publication 9 June 1652.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Note Location: Lancaster County.
Description: 800 acres on the north west side of Corotomon River, adjoining the land of John Senior, land of Willm. Clapham, now in the possession of Thomas Powell.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 3, 1652-1655, Page 206 (Reel 2).¹ GAV-10.

Thomas Powell (Sr.) immigrated in 1660 to Maryland, USA;
Moved from Lancaster Co., VA to MD
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Proceedings of the County Courts of Kent (1648-1676), Talbot (1662-1674), and Somerset (1665-1668)Volume 54, Preface 24

Thomas Powell ... is known to have been one of the group of Quakers from Lancaster County, Virginia, who were forced out by Gov. Berkeley in 1660, and who settled on the Choptank River.¹ He was
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Proceedings of the County Courts of Kent (1648-1676), Talbot (1662-1674), and Somerset (1665-1668)Volume 54, Preface 24

Thomas Powell ( -1670), who first sat on the court in 1665, is known to have been one of the group of Quakers from Lancaster County, Virginia, who were forced out by Gov. Berkeley in 1660, and who settled on the Choptank River. He last appeared on the court in November 1669, a few months before his death early in the following year. He and Howell Powell, who was doubtless a brother, were large landholders, first in Baltimore County and later in Talbot, where they were men of prominence. between 1665 and 1669 at Talbot Co., Maryland, USA.¹

     Anne Gorsuch was born circa 1619 at England.¹ She married Thomas Powell (Sr.) circa 1635 at Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia, USA.^1,4

Anne Gorsuch died after 1670 at Talbot Co., Maryland, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
James Hughes 2006-04-27 14:12:40
The Maryland Calendar of Wills, Volume I

Powell, Thomas, Talbot County, 17th Jan., 1679;
11th Apr., 1670.
To dau. Anne Powell,
Anne, dau. of Howell Powell,
Howell Powell, and Winlock Christison, personalty.
To wife Anne, 1/2 plantation during life.
To eld. son Thomas, 1/2 sd. plantation, he to possess whole at death of wife Anne afsd; also 1/2 "Hog Island."
To William Thunderman, Jr., "Old Towne" on Choptanke R. at majority.
Exs.: Richard Gorsuch, Lovelace Gorsuch, Geo. Cowley.
Test: Wm. Blackstone, Jno. Wiggins, Michael Parker, Edward Fish. 1. 377.
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James Hughes 2006-04-27 14:33:39
Supplement to Early Settlers Query by Dr. Carson Gibb

Powell, Thomas
R:25b,132b-133a Film No.: SR 7346
By 1661 transported himself, Howell Powell, Elizabeth Powell, Anne Powell, Edward Grainger, Anne Powell, Phillip Jones, Jeremiah Clarke, William Williams, John Brittain, Richard Gorsuch, & Elizabeth Gorsuch
Transcript. 4:54,325-26,551-52
MSA SC 4341-6299
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James Hughes 2006-05-08 09:21:57
p. 135. Tho Powell gives to Howell Powell 400 acres patented by him on Corotoman River. 17th Sept 1657.
signed Tho Powell
Wit.
Richard Gorsuch
Jirmey Clarke
Anne Powell wife of tho Powell agrees to the above. Rec 7 Oct 1657.

Source:
Fleet, Beverley,
Lancaster County, record book no. 2, 1654-1666, pages 1-394
Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. County, 1961, 141 pgs.
===
James Hughes 2006-05-08 08:04:47
COFFEE-L Archives

Child of Thomas Powell and Anne Gorsuch is:

i. Thomas Powell, born 1635 in Essex County, Virginia; died April 10, 1701 in Essex County, Virginia; married Mary Place September 30, 1677 in Essex County, Virginia.
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DANIEL GORSUCH of Walkerne, county Hertford, gent., late citizen and mercer of London. Will October 6, 1638; proved 24 November 1638. Laudable custom of City of London where I was born one third to wife one third to children, and one third disposed by testator. My wife Alice shall receive during her life all my rents in Southwarke which I hold by lease of dean and Chapter of Canterbury. After her death to John Gorsuch my son his executors and assigns, said wife to pay yearly and half yearly £34. 3s. 6d. at Dr. Warners house in Lyme Street.
To said Alice my wife the rent of my three houses in Bishopsgate which I hold in fee simple now let at £37 per annum, two years hence £56. The quit rent of 3s. 6d. my wife shall pay to St. Bart's Hospital.
To said wife out of a lease I hold of the City of London the rent which shall be due from William Hedgies and from Christopher Bond and from George Mourton.
To said wife all my plate and household stuff which I value at £200 for her use during life. After to son John, if said John die before my wife then to Anne his wife, otherwise to such of their children who may be living.
To my son my apparel. He shall receive all my rents in Thames Street, £88 yearly, and part of my rents in Bishopsgate of George Mullet, Innkeeper at the Angell £50 per annum, of William Herdmeate £42 and of John Burton £16. Said son shall pay £11. 13s. 4d. yearly to City of London.
To said son all horses, cattle about parsonage grounds. I wish that he leave the same to his wife Anne if she survives.
To my daughter Katherine Haines in lieu of 6th part, £500 out of monies in East India Co's hands.
To her husband Thomas Haynes £20 for mourning.
To Daniel Haynes my godson £5.
To my daughter Ann Gorsuch £20.
To my grandchild John. son of my son John and his heirs all those freeholds in Weston, county Hertford which I purchased of Robert Rumbold. Whereas I have lately contracted with Mr. Kimpton of Weston aforesaid to pay him for lands freehold and copyhold £1626. 16s. od. of which he has received 20S earnest. My will is that these lands shall be settled to the use of five of my grandchildren, my son John's children, viz: Daniell, William, Katherine, Robert, and Richard Gorsuch. And also to other children of said son John to be begotten, said estate to remain to survivors and their heirs. My brother in law Jonathan Browne Doctor of Civil Law will with my son John and Mr. Berisford of Munden my brother shall be trustees. If said Kimpton shall not confirme said estate, then said trustees shall disburse like sum of £1626. 16s. in land to be settled on said grandchildren, which sum is now ready to be paid by my executrix in case I depart this life before settlement. If all my grandchildren do depart this life before 21 years of age then to the heirs of me the said Daniell Gorsuch for ever. To my godchildren 40s. apiece. I forgive my cousin Edward Gorsuch in Lancs. the sum of £11 odd. To my Cosen Ferdinando Morecrosse ,£3 in remembrance. To my cosen Margarett Browne in lieu of £5 left by Mother Hall deceased, and of £1 2 left her by her father I add thereto so much to make up £200 to be paid at her marriage or otherwise. To poor of Walkerne where I now live £20. If my cosen Barnard or his wife be living either of them shall have 12d. paid them every week. To my said brother Joanthan Browne D C. L. £10 for mourning entreating him to be overseer of my will. To said Richard Berisford £10. To William Gorsuch my gold ring with W. G. engraved on it. Lastly I ordeine my wife Alice Gorsuch together with my dutiful son John Gorsuch Joynt executors to whom the residue of all my goods. My desire is that my said brother Dr. Browne, said son john, and my brother Mr. Berisford shall provide for my daughter Anne Gorsuch if she shall outlive her husband. My executors shall weekly pay 12d. to Mary Brand during her life. Witnesses: John Beale, Francis Backwith, Joanthan Waller, and Nicole Clarke.
Lee, 165.
From Vol. XVII, No. 3 (July 1909), Page 302.¹ GAV-10.

     John Powell was born in 1644 at England.¹ He married Mary Coghill circa 1664 at South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia, USA,
;
His 1st of 2 wives.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family 2     Mary Coghill, b. Abt 1648 d. 1686, South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia (Age ~ 38 years)
Marriage     Abt 1664      South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia
Children      
     1. John Powell, b. 1667, South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia d. Between 1703 and 1711, St. Mary's Parish, Essex County, Virginia (Age 36 years)
     2. Robert Powell, b. 1669, South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia d. Aft 1740, Essex County, Virginia (Age > 72 years)
     3. Henry Powell, b. 1674, South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia d. Aft 1746, St. Anne's Parish, Essex County, Virginia (Age > 73 years)
     4. Elias Powell, b. 1676, South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia d. 2 Jul 1736, King George County, Virginia - admin (Age 60 years)
     5. James Powell, b. Between 1680 and 1681, South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia
     6. Thomas Powell, b. 1689, South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia d. 1750, Brunswick County, Virginia (Age 61 years)
     7. Jane Powell, b. 1675, South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia d. Aft 1695, South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia (Age > 21 years.)²
John Powell died on 11 August 1699 at South Farnham Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Jane Lucas on 11 August 1699 at South Farnham Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA,
;
His 2nd of 2 wives; her 1st of 2 husbands.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family 1     Jane Lucas, b. Bef 1671 d. Aft 1728, South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia (Age > 59 years)
Marriage     1687      Essex County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Lucas Powell, b. 1696, Essex County, Virginia d. Aft 1756, Va (Age > 61 years.)³
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1699-1701 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page 7
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that we THO: BARNET & JANE his Wife, SAML. PERRY & JEFFRY DYER of ye County of Essex are firmly bound unto his Majties. Justices of ye Peace in ye sum of Twenty thousand pounds of Tobo: & caske this llth day of Augt: 1699
The Condicon of ye above obligacon is that if the above bound THO: BARNET & JANE his Wife, Admrs. of JNO: POWELL deced, do make a perfect inventory of all ye goods chattels rights & credits of ye sd deced wch: shall come to ye hands & do exhibit to ye next Court & make oath thereto & pay such persons respectively at ye Court psuant to Law shall appoint, then ye above obligacon to be void otherwise to remain in force
Signed sealed & delivered in ye presence of us
FRANCIS MERIWETHER, THOMAS BURNET
ROBT. MOSELEY SAMLL. PARRY
JEFFRY DYER JANE BARNET
Truely recorded FRANCIS MERIWETHER, Cl Cur
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1702-1704 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 11; [Virginia Colonial Abstracts Vol 29, Beverley Fleet]; Page 28
Administrators Account. Tho: Burnett and Jane his wife,
admrs of Jno Powell dec'd present a/c.
Includes the following:
Recd of Wm Glover 550 lb tobo
" Henry Kerby 500 "
" John Harper 200 "
' Wilcox 060 "
" Miell Rise 111 "
Contrary Credit (sic)
Paid to Mr Tho's Parker 350 lb tobo
" Mr John Dixon 120 "
Paid to Wm Cox one pr finch falles showes 050 "
Sworn and recorded 10 July 1703.

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James Hughes 2006-04-27 10:52:29
Van Gundy Family Tree

John POWELL [Parents] was born in 1644 in Wales/England. He died in 1703 in Essex County, Virginia. He married Mary Coghill in 1668 in Occupacia District, Old Rappahannock Co, Virginia.

Other marriages:

COGHILL , Margaret
LUCAS, Jane

On 11/14/1656, John was released from all debts by Maj John Hallowes, Essex County, Virginia. (He may have been a bond servant)

On 5/11/1676 at 33 yrs of age, he was a witness to Thomas Pannell's will.

On 11/23/1676 he witnessed Rice Jones' will and was also named in the will as a Christian servant.

It is hard to image all his daughters-in-law were named Mary, as many say they were.

John's 3rd wife, Jane, & Thomas Burnett, were co-administrators of his estate.

Mary Coghill died in 1689/1690. She married John POWELL in 1668 in Occupacia District, Old Rappahannock Co, Virginia.

Mary was a sister to Margaret, John's 2nd wife.

Mary was still living in 1685.

They had the following children:

M i Robert Powell was born in 1669 in Old Rappahannock Co, Virginia. He died in 1740 in Caroline Co, Virginia.
M ii Henry POWELL was born in 1674. He died after 1740.
M iii Elias POWELL was born in 1676. He died in 1736.
M iv (James) POWELL was born in 1680/1681 in Old Rappahannock Co, Virginia.

James was said to have been a single man all his life.
M v John POWELL was born in 1686. He died in 1780.
M vi Thomas "T.P." POWELL was born in 1689/1690. He died in 1750 in Brunswick Co, Virginia.

John POWELL [Parents] was born in 1644 in Wales/England. He died in 1703 in Essex County, Virginia. He married Margaret COGHILL in 1691 in Essex County, Virginia.
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1656-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will Book; [William Montgomery Sweeny] Wills in the Record Book entitled Wills No. 2, 1677-1682.
N THE NAME OF GOD AMEN I Thomas Pannell being Sick & Weak but thanks to God in Perfect Memory, do Make Constitute & Appoint this to be my last Will & Testamt: Imprimis I bequeath my Soule to God & as for my Worldly Estate I doe give & bestow as followeth Imps I give my lands Goods & Chattles Equally to be divided between my Beloved wife Katherine Pannell & my three Children William & Mary & Isabella Pannell & alsoe the Child she now goes Wth : & all my Estate to them & their heires for Ever. Item I give to Anthony Prosser a Tract of Land lying at Matapony Branches weh : was taken up between his Father John Prosser & my Self e in Copartnership, ye sd Land I say to be divided between my own Children & him & to their Heirea for Ever, and doe hereby make & appoint my beloved wife Sole Executrix, & my desire is that she Acknowledge all Deeds of Land from me due, And Alsoe I appoint my Loveing Friends Warwick Cammock & Daniell Gaines to assist my Wife, & in Case of her Mortality to take Care of my Children. In Witness whereof I have hereunto Sett my hand May 11th 1676 (these interlined) & alsoe ye. Child she now goes with in ye. 8th: line & to ye. heirs for Ever in ye. 12 line sign
THOMAS X PANNELL
Witness :
JOHN POWELL, aged 33 years or thereabouts, WILLIAM CLAPHAM, aged 23 years or thereabouts.
Proved 3 Sept. 1677. Page 39.
=== this is probably for a different John Powell
1675/6-1679 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 1 [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 72
28 Aug. 1678: In the cause between Geo. Hardwick in the right of his wife Mary against Wm. Clement who-married the relict of Jno: Powell about title to land, it appearing to the Court by sufficient evidence that Mary was the daughter of Powell and consequently the heire to his estate This Court doth order that Geo: Hardwick have possession of the land now in the possession of Wm. Clements obeIng formerly the land of John Powell the first day of January next.
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1663-1668 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 3; [Antient Press]; Page 342-344
HIS INDENTURE made the 15th day of February 1665 and in the 17th yeare of 342- Reigne of our Sovereigne Lord Charles Betweene CORNELIUS NOELL and WM. COPPIN of the one parte and HEN: JEARMAN and JOHN POWELL of the other parte
WITTNESSETH that whereas the said Cornelius Noell and Wm. Coppin, Henry Jearman and John Powell all and every one of them being of the Parrish of Sitting-bourne in the County of Rappa. stand joyntly possessed of a Tract of land contg: 1097 acres and 27 perches Foure miles from the River backwards as by the Pattent thereof more playnely appeareth bearing date the 25th Septembr: 1665 It is granted and agreed uppon by and betweene the partyes abovesd for them & their heires that the said land be divided as Followeth Vizt: Cornelius Noell and Wm. Coppin To Have and To Hold the South side of the said land (Vizt) all and every parte and parcel' cont: in the Pattent on the South side of Occupacon Creeke from Hen: Jearman and Jno. Powell or their heires or assignes unto the said Cornelius Noell and Wm. Coppin or their heires or assignes Vizt. from a marked Maple South to a Chesnutt thence So: West 160 perches to a red oake thence W:N:W: 640 perches to a popler by a branch side thence to a red oake to a line of marked trees the said Cornelius Noell and Wm. Coppin To Have and Enjoy the afore-menconed land wth all privilidges thereunto belonging wee the above partyes above menconed have Interchangeably put our hands and Seales the day and year first above written.
In presents of us JOHN RYMAN, Cornelius Noell
DANIELL GAINES
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I CORNELIUS NOELL of the County of Rappa. doe for the consideracon of Fifteene hundred pounds of Tobo: & Caske to me in hand pd by RICHD: WEST and JNO. WARREN their heires or assignes all my right Title and Interest to a Devidt of land as by this Indenture more at large may Further appeare for them peaceably and quietly to enjoy in as full and ample manner as I my selfe am possessed therewith in Testimony whereunto I have this 28th January 1667 sett my hand and seale
In presence of us JOHN RYMAN, Cornelius Noell
DANIELL GAINES
The Assignmt: above specifyed was this day acctnowledged by Cornelius Noell to the use and behoofe of Rich: West and Jno. Warren and by him desired that the same be recorded in records of the Court of Rappa.
Recog: Die 28 Januarii Ana 166
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1686-1688 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 307-309
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whom this present Instrument of Writing shall come HENRY THACKER of the County of Rappa: in Virginia, Plantr., and MATILDA his Wife for divers good causes and a valuable consideration them their unto moving and more especially for Foure thouand Five hundred pounds of Tobo: in caske payable as pr Contract and pr Bond will appeare of the same tenure and date, also two able English men Servants to be paid according to the Contract or Bond as aforesd. by JOHN POWELL and JOHN BATTAILE of Rappa. County and St. Marys Parish aforesd, by these presents grant unto the said JOHN POWELL and JOHN BATTAILE of the aforesd County their heires Six hundred acers of land lying on the Freshes of Rappa: River betwixt the lands of Mr. HENRY JOHNSON and the lands of Mr. JOHN HOPKINS being a tract of land bought of JOHN PROSSER as by Bill of Sale will appeare upon the records of the aforesd. County, To have and to hold the sd Six hundred acers of land from them the sd HENRY THACKER and MATILDA his Wife their heires to them the sd JOHN POWELL and JOHN BATTAILE their heires forever yeilding and paying and discharging the rights and services hereof first due and of right accustomed and the said HENRY THACKER and MATILDA his Wife for themselves doth hereby promise that they the said JOHN POWELL and JOHN BATTAILE may have and enjoy the aforesaid premisses without hindrance incumbrance or ejection of the sd HENRY THACKER or MATILDA his Wife or any other persons claiming and Furthermore for themselves their heires grant to give and make such assurances of the pre misses thereof to the said JOHN POWELL and JOHN BATTAILE as they devise and advise In Witness whereof the sd HENRY THACKER and MATILDA his Wife have sett their hands and seales this 2 of November 1686 and in the second yeare of the Reigne of our Sovereigne Lord King James the second Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us
FRAN: TALIAFERRO, HENRY THACKER
JNO TALIAFERRO MATILDA THACKER
JAMES TAYLER
Recognitr in Cur Com Rapp: 2 die Martis 1686/7 et record 24th die
I do authorize and impower JOSHUA DAVIS my Attorney to acknowledge my Thirds of a tract of land unto JOHN POWELL in Rappa: County Court which my Husband, HENRY THACKER, sold to the sd JOHN POWELL as pr conveyance and this shall be his warrant for so doing As Witness my hand & seale this 31st of January 1686/7
Signed sealed and delivered in the presents of us
JOHN JOHNSON, MATILDA THACKER the marke of
ELIZ: GRIMSTEAD her marke
Recordr. Cur Com 24 die Martis 1686/7
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I HENRY THACKER of Rappa County and St. Marys Parish do hereby oblige myselfe to pay unto JNO. POWELL and JOHN BATTAILE the full sum of Twenty thousand pounds of every way good Tobb: in caske to be paid upon
all demands at some convenient place or landing in the aforesd. County or Parish in Confirmacion whereof 1 have sett my hand & seale this 25th of November 1686
The Con di con of this obligation is if the above hound HENRY THACKER and MATILDA his Wife do observe all the covinants which ought to be observed in an Indenture bearing date with these presents that then the above men cloned to be void and of noe
effect otherwise to stand in full force mind virtue
JOHN TALIAFERRO HENRY THACKER
FRAN: TALIAFERRO JAMES TAYLER
Record Cur Com Rappa: 24th die Martis 1686/7
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1689-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 8; [Antient Press]; Page 60 - 62
THIS INDENTURE made the 28th day of September in yeare of our Lord 1689 Between JOHN BATTAILE of the one part and ROBERT THOMAS of other part Witnesseth that JOHN BATTAILE for Four thousand pounds of good sound sweet seated Tobb: and caske to him in hand paid by sd THOMAS whereof sd JOHN BATTAILE doth hereby grant and confirm unto ROBERT THOMAS One hundred & twenty six acres & half of land scituate and being in County of Rappa. on South side of the River and in the Freshes thereof begining on the Northwest side of CEDAR CREEK at the top of the Point being low ground and extending by the River side North West to two small scrubby Oakes, thence South West crossing over a great bite of the sd Creek and over the MANE ROAD to a Hickory by a small branch, thence S. E. to a Spanish Oake, thence W. crossing the said Creeke to the first menconed Station and all houses buildings gardens fences trees and all other the premises and all right of him said JOHN BATTAILE and CATHERINE his Wife To have and to hold said land for so many acres of land as aforesd with all and singular appertenances to the same belonging unto said ROBERT THOMAS and his heirs free and cleave from all former sales and all other de-
mands and incumbrances whatsoever the quitrents henceforth to be due to his Maties only excepted by the said JOHN BATTAILE and that said JOHN BATTAILE and CATHERINE his Wife will at any time acknowledge in open Court either to be held at the County Court or at the Genll. Court In Witness whereof the parties first menconed have set their hands and seales Signed Sealed and delivered in the presents of us
WM. TAYLOE, JOHN BATTAILE
REES EVANS CATH: BATTAILE
Recognitr in Cur Comt. Rappa 2 die 8br 1689
These are to authorize and impower Mr. EDWARD JONES in my behalf to acknowledge to ROBERT THOMAS a Deed of Sale bearing date with these presents as Witness my hand this 2d day of October 1689
Test WILLIAM TAYLOE, CATHERINE Mark BATTAILE
REES EVANS
Vide Fol. 104. KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JOHN BATTAILE of County
Rappa and St. Marys Parish do hereby assigne and make over to JOHN POWELL
of the sd County and Parish all my right and interest of the within menconed Deed of Sale from me my heirs and assigns &c. To him his heirs in as full and ample manner as it is made to me by the within menconed Deed. In Witness whereof have sett my hand and seale this 18th of July in the year of our Lord one thousand Six hundred and Eighty sixth seventh
Signed Sealed delivered in presents of us
JOHN SIZE JOHN BATTAILE
GEO: MACKOANALL
Recognitr in Cur Compt. Rappa 1d die 8ber ano 1689
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Title Powell, John.
Publication 1699.
Gen. note Part of index to Essex County Wills and Administrations (1692-1800)
Note Page 7a. Adms. bond rec. 11 Aug. 1698.
Page 14. Inv. & appr. rec. 12 Sept. 1699.
Note Deeds & Wills, No. 10, 1699-1702 (Reel 3)
Subject - Personal Powell, John.
Subject -Geographic Essex County (Va.)
Genre/Form Estate inventories.
Added Title Virginia wills and administrations.
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Title Powell, John.
Publication 1699.
Gen. note Part of index to Essex County Wills and
Administrations (1692-1800)
Note Page 28. Accounts rec. 10 July 1703.
Note Deeds & Wills, No. 11, 1702-1704 (Reel 4)
Subject - Personal Powell, John.
Subject -Geographic Essex County (Va.)
Genre/Form Estate inventories.
Added Title Virginia wills and administrations.
Record Book No.11
page28. Administrators Account. Tho: Burnett and Jane his wife, admrs of Jno Powell dec'd present a/c.
Recd of Wm Glover 550 lb tobo
" Henry Kerby 500 "
" John Harper 200 "
" Wilcox 060
" Miell Rise 111"
Contrary Credis (sic)
Paid to Mr Tho's Parker 350 lb tobo
" Mr John Dixon 120 "
Paid to Wm Cox one pr finch falles showes 050"
Sworn and recordeed 10 July 1703.
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Contributed by: James Hughes

Note: OLD RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY WILLS.
Jones, Rice. 23 Nov., 1676-26 Feb. 1677-8.
Son John;
son Rice;
daughter Ann;
daughter Mary, wife of John Brocke;
grandchildren Barbary and Margaret Brocke;
friend Edward Thomas;
son and daughter-in-law Henry and Jane Creighton;
friends Humphrey Jones, Nicholas Cock, Henry Williams, Richard Symms;
sons John and Rice to be executors;
witnesses Peter Hopegood, John Powell.
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Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://home.inu dot net/sadie/greeningearlyrecords.htm
URL title: Greening
Note:
OLD RAPPAHANNOCK CO, VIRGINIA
Order Book (1685-1687 (Sparacio)
Rappahannock County Court 2nd September, 1685
P 112 Judgment (Upon Attachment) is granted to Thomas Greening against the Estate of John Biggs for One thousand pounds of tobb. & cask proved to be due for wages from the sd. Biggs to be paid with cost of suit als Exe.. And Mr. John Catlett & John Powell are by the Court appointed to appraise the goods for the above Debt on the 10th October next ensuing.
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jh note: county is not given but the land is described as being located "on the south side of the Rappahannock River in the freshes of the same about four miles from the river side and on the main branch of a creek called Ocupare Creek" Occupacia, Essex County, Virginia

URL (Click on link)
http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=469&last=&g_p=P5&collec tion=LO
Patent
Title Powell, John.
Publication 25 September 1665.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State
Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Related See also the following surname(s): Powel.
Note Location: County location not given.
Grantee(s): Jarman, Henry; John Powell, Wm. Coppin, and Cornelius Noell.
Description: 1097 acres.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 5, 1661-1666 (v.1 & 2 p.1-369), Page 469 (Reel 5).
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"Old Rappahannock Record Deed Book 3," 1663-68, page
342. Feb. 16, 1666-67. Cornelius Noell, Wm. Coffin, Henry Jearman (later Jarman) and John Powell, divide land they had patented Sep. 25, 1665. (This was patented 1697 on Occupacea Creek. "State Land Office Book 5," page 469.)
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1668-1670 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 25
TO ALL TO WHOM these pntes shall come I SR. WM. BERKELEY Kt. Govr. & Capt. Genrll. of Virginia send greeting in or, Ld. God Ever lasting, Whereas as Intruccons from the Kings most Excellt. Maty directed to me and the Councell of State his Maty was graciously pleased to authorize mee the sd Govr. & Councell to grant Patts, & to assigne such proporcons of Land to all Adventurers & Plantrs.as have been usuall heretofore in the like case either for adventurers of money or Transportacon of people into this Colony according to a Chartr, of Ordrs, from the Treas, & Company and the same proporcons of fifty acres of land bee granted or assigned for every pson transported either since Midsummer 1625 and that the same Course bee continued to all Adventurers and Plantrs. untill it shall be otherwise determined by his Maty, Now Know Yee that I the sd Sr, WM. BERKELEY Knt. &c, doe wth the consent of the Councell of State accordingly give and grant unto HENRY JARMAN, JOHN POWELL, WM. COPPINS & CORNELIUS NOELL one thousand ninety seaven acres & twenty seaven pchs of land lyeing on the South side of RAPPA. RIVER in the Freshes of the same about 4 miles from the River side and on the maine Branch of a Creeke called ( ) CREEKE Begining at a mrked pokikkery standing on the head of a Valley on the No: side of the Branch & running thence crosse the sd Branch So: 160 poles to a Chesnut standing on a Hillside from thence So: West upon the ( ) 160 pches to ( ) thence West No: West 640 pches alongst the same over CHUKOHOMANI PATH to a great mrked Poplar standing near a Branch side on the North side the Branch thence No: East 320 pches cross CHUKOHOMANI PATH and on the maine Branch of the abovesd Creeke to a mrked Oake thence East No: East 870 pches to the place wee first begann the sd Land being due unto the sd JARMAN, POWELL, COPPIN and NOELL by and for the transportation of twenty two persons into this Colony whose names are on the Records menconed underneath this Pau, To Have & To hold &c, To be held &c Yielding &paying &c. Provided &c dated the 20th Sept, 1665
WM. BEVERLEY
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1679-1682 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will & Deed Book 6, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 222
I PETER ELLIS doe give unto JOHN POWELL a certaine young Cow and her increase forever, crop on the right eare and a poked want, and doe desire that this Cow be recorded for the use of the said JOHN & his heires
PETER ELLIS
Recordatr 2 die Mail 1679
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1679-1682 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will & Deed Book 6, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 230-231
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that I JOHN POWELL of the County of Rappae:, Cooper, doe for a valuable consideration of Seaven thousand pounds of tobacco and cask to me secured to be paid, doe sell unto FRANCIS SLAUGHTER his heirs and assignes forever all my right of a parcel! of land conteyning Two hundred and twenty two acres it being the land formerly belonging to Mr. WM. FFOG and purchased by me the said JOHN POWELL and EDWARD DRENN deced as by a convayance bearing date the 5th of January 1663 may appeare on the County records of Rappae: and doe warrant the said land withall rights and priviledges belonging from me my heirs to the said FRANCIS SLAUGHTER and his heirs for the better confirmation hereof I doe ordaine my loveing Friends, Mr. THO: ROBERTS or Mr; PHI. PENDLETON, or either of them to be my lawful! Attorney to acknowledge the abovesaid land in the County Court of Rappae. In Witness whereof I have set my hand and eeale this 28th of May 1679
Signed Sealed & Delivd, in
prsence of us DANLL: GAINES, JOHN POWELL
MOSES HUBBERT
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappae: 2 die July 1679
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1689-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 8; [Antient Press]; Page 232
KNOW ALL MEN that I JOSEPH GOODRICH of JAMES CITTY COUNTY do by these presents sell unto JOHN POWELL of County of Rappa One hundred acres of land being part of a devident taken up by JOHN PRICE and WILLIAM BALL and the sd JOS: GOODRICH binding on JOHN HARPER & LIGHTFOOT and the sd GOODRICH do by these presents warrant the sale of the sd land from him his heirs unto JOHN POWELL & his heirs or assigns In Witness hereof I sett my hand this Third day of March 1690 Signed and Delivered in presents of
JOHN CLARKE JOSEPH GOODRICH
JOHN LEMAN
Recognitr in Cur Comt Rappa 3 die Junii 1691
KNOW ALL MEN that I JOSEPH GOODRICH do by these presents appoint in my name my Friend, Mr. JONATHAN FISHER, to acknowledge abovesd Conveyance unto JOHN POWELL which shall be in as full and ample as if I were personally present myself In Witness hereof I have sett my hand this 31st day of March 1691
Sealed & Delivered in presents of
JOHN LEMAN, JOSEPH GOODRICH
JOHN CLARKE
Recordatr. Cur Comt 10th die Junii 1691

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Family Tree Maker Online: GenealogyLibrary.com:
Cary-Estes Genealogy , Page 197
http://www5.familytreemaker.com/cgi-bin/texis/find/search30/?query=essex+c ounty%2C+virginia++powell&db=online&areas=10&head=online&booknum=&category =&words=essex+county%2C+virginia&first=&last=powell&cmd=context&id=37c1c89 df#hit1
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Contributed by: James Hughes

Note:
Could this be another son of John Powell?

URL (Click on link) http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=83&last=&g_p=P5&collect ion=LO Patent
Title Sheppard, Bauldwin.
Publication 9 June 1665.
Gen. note Sheppard, Bauldwin, Orphan
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Note Location: Northumberland County.
Description: 1000 acres on the N. Wt. side and near the mouth of a swamp on the head of Jernews Creek, dividing this land and the land of John Powell.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 5, 1661-1666 (v.1 & 2 p.1-369), Page 83 (Reel 5).¹

     Mary Coghill was born circa 1648.¹ She married John Powell, son of Thomas Powell (Sr.) and Anne Gorsuch, circa 1664 at South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia, USA,
;
His 1st of 2 wives.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family 2     Mary Coghill, b. Abt 1648 d. 1686, South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia (Age ~ 38 years)
Marriage     Abt 1664      South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia
Children      
     1. John Powell, b. 1667, South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia d. Between 1703 and 1711, St. Mary's Parish, Essex County, Virginia (Age 36 years)
     2. Robert Powell, b. 1669, South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia d. Aft 1740, Essex County, Virginia (Age > 72 years)
     3. Henry Powell, b. 1674, South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia d. Aft 1746, St. Anne's Parish, Essex County, Virginia (Age > 73 years)
     4. Elias Powell, b. 1676, South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia d. 2 Jul 1736, King George County, Virginia - admin (Age 60 years)
     5. James Powell, b. Between 1680 and 1681, South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia
     6. Thomas Powell, b. 1689, South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia d. 1750, Brunswick County, Virginia (Age 61 years)
     7. Jane Powell, b. 1675, South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia d. Aft 1695, South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia (Age > 21 years.)¹
Mary Coghill died in 1686 at South Farnham Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
James Hughes 2006-04-27 10:52:29
Van Gundy Family Tree

John POWELL [Parents] was born in 1644 in Wales/England. He died in 1703 in Essex County, Virginia. He married Mary Coghill in 1668 in Occupacia District, Old Rappahannock Co, Virginia.

Other marriages:

COGHILL, Margaret (mm note - she married John Jr. Powell)
LUCAS, Jane

On 11/14/1656, John was released from all debts by Maj John Hallowes, Essex County, Virginia. (He may have been a bond servant)

On 5/11/1676 at 33 yrs of age, he was a witness to Thomas Pannell's will.

On 11/23/1676 he witnessed Rice Jones' will and was also named in the will as a Christian servant.

It is hard to image all his daughters-in-law were named Mary, as many say they were.

John's 3rd wife, Jane, & Thomas Burnett, were co-administrators of his estate.

Mary Coghill died in 1689/1690. She married John POWELL in 1668 in Occupacia District, Old Rappahannock Co, Virginia.

Mary was a sister to Margaret, John's 2nd wife.

Mary was still living in 1685.

They had the following children:

M i Robert Powell was born in 1669 in Old Rappahannock Co, Virginia. He died in 1740 in Caroline Co, Virginia.
M ii Henry POWELL was born in 1674. He died after 1740.
M iii Elias POWELL was born in 1676. He died in 1736.
M iv (James) POWELL was born in 1680/1681 in Old Rappahannock Co, Virginia.

James was said to have been a single man all his life.
M v John POWELL was born in 1686. He died in 1780.
M vi Thomas "T.P." POWELL was born in 1689/1690. He died in 1750 in Brunswick Co, Virginia.

John POWELL [Parents] was born in 1644 in Wales/England. He died in 1703 in Essex County, Virginia. He married Margaret COGHILL (PLACE) in 1691 in Essex County, Virginia.¹

     Jane Lucas was born before 1671.¹ She married John Powell, son of Thomas Powell (Sr.) and Anne Gorsuch, on 11 August 1699 at South Farnham Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA,
;
His 2nd of 2 wives; her 1st of 2 husbands.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family 1     Jane Lucas, b. Bef 1671 d. Aft 1728, South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia (Age > 59 years)
Marriage     1687      Essex County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Lucas Powell, b. 1696, Essex County, Virginia d. Aft 1756, Va (Age > 61 years.)¹ Jane Lucas married Thomas Burnett on 11 August 1699 at South Farnham Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA,
;
Her 2nd of 2 husbands.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family 1     Jane Lucas, b. Bef 1671 d. Aft 1728, South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia Find all individuals with events at this location (Age > 59 years)
Marriage     11 Aug 1699      South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia Find all individuals with events at this location
Notes      
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Contributed by: James Hughes

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URL title: Thomas Jr Powell
Note:
Good day! I have checked my book,"Index to Marriages of Old Rappahannock and Essex Counties, Virginia 1655-1900," for your POWELL's. There were only six entries as follows:
1700 POWELL, Ann; daughter of Thomas, married Edward COFFEY; Deeds & Wills Box 10, Page 75. 1699
POWELL, Jane; Exec. of John, married Thomas BURNETT; Deeds & Wills Box 10, Page 14. 1689
POWELL, John; married Michall, daughter of Hezekiah TURNER, Court Orders Box 2, Page 155. 1690
POWELL, John; married Margaret, daughter of James COGWELL, Court Orders Box 2, Page 253. 1694
POWELL, John; married Margaret, daughter of James COGHILL, Court Orders Box 1, Page 242. ***1723
POWELL, Thomas; married Mary, daughter of William GIBSON, Deeds Box 17, Page 159.
There were no surname PLACES listed whatsoever.
It looks like the last entry, at least, is a hit.
Hope this information is of assistance! Michael C. Brady MCBRADY@prodigy dot net.²
Jane Lucas died after 1728 at South Farnham Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
have not found a record to proved her surname was Lucas
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1699-1701 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page 7
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that we THO: BARNET & JANE his Wife, SAML. PERRY & JEFFRY DYER of ye County of Essex are firmly bound unto his Majties. Justices of ye Peace in ye sum of Twenty thousand pounds of Tobo: & caske this llth day of Augt: 1699
The Condicon of ye above obligacon is that if the above bound THO: BARNET & JANE his Wife, Admrs. of JNO: POWELL deced, do make a perfect inventory of all ye goods chattels rights & credits of ye sd deced wch: shall come to ye hands & do exhibit to ye next Court & make oath thereto & pay such persons respectively at ye Court psuant to Law shall appoint, then ye above obligacon to be void otherwise to remain in force
Signed sealed & delivered in ye presence of us
FRANCIS MERIWETHER, THOMAS BURNET
ROBT. MOSELEY SAMLL. PARRY
JEFFRY DYER JANE BARNET
Truely recorded FRANCIS MERIWETHER, Cl Cur
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1699-1701 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page 14
Wee the Subscribers in obedience to an Order of Essex County Court bearing date ye 11th day of Augt. 1699 being first sworne before Mr. JAMES BOUGHAN this 24th day of Augt: have Inventoryed & appraised ye Estate of JNO. POWELL deced as was presented to us by THOMAS BURNETT & JANE his Wife, Admrs. of ye sd POWELLs Estate as follows:
To 3 cowes, 1 cow & calfe, heifer & steer, 1 feather bed & furniture, 1 flock bed rugg & blanket& a parcell of old chairs, 2 old chests, 1 trunk, a goon, 1 table, 6 trayes & 2 pailes, 1 chaney capp & salt seler, 1 old cattaile bed blanket, 1 cow hide, 4 old tubbs, 6 sider caske, one rimlet, 1 old cart & wheeles, a parcell of old iron, 4 bottles, a ladle, an old candlesticks, 1 looking glass, old towell, 1 frying pan & pott & pott hooks, 2 old books, 1 pewter tankard, one pewter pottenger, a parcell of pewter & ten pepper box, 6 pewter
plates & pewter bacon, 4 pewter dishes, 2 paper boxes, (value of items given but no total).
Sworne to before me JA: FULLERTON
JAMES BOUGHAN DANIEL BROWNE
JOHN FERGESON
THOMAS WOOD
Sworne to in Essex County Court ye 12th day of 7ber: 1699 by THO: BURNETT & JANE his Wife, Admrs. of JNO: POWELL, deced, true recorded FRANCIS MERIWETHER, Cl Cur
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1702-1704 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 11; [Virginia Colonial Abstracts Vol 29, Beverley Fleet]; Page 28
Administrators Account. Tho: Burnett and Jane his wife,
admrs of Jno Powell dec'd present a/c.
Includes the following:
Recd of Wm Glover 550 lb tobo
" Henry Kerby 500 "
" John Harper 200 "
' Wilcox 060 "
" Miell Rise 111 "
Contrary Credit (sic)
Paid to Mr Tho's Parker 350 lb tobo
" Mr John Dixon 120 "
Paid to Wm Cox one pr finch falles showes 050 "
Sworn and recorded 10 July 1703.
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James Hughes 2006-04-27 10:52:29
Van Gundy Family Tree

John POWELL [Parents] was born in 1644 in Wales/England. He died in 1703 in Essex County, Virginia. He married Mary Coghill in 1668 in Occupacia District, Old Rappahannock Co, Virginia.

Other marriages:

COGHILL, Margaret
LUCAS, Jane

On 11/14/1656, John was released from all debts by Maj John Hallowes, Essex County, Virginia. (He may have been a bond servant)

On 5/11/1676 at 33 yrs of age, he was a witness to Thomas Pannell's will.

On 11/23/1676 he witnessed Rice Jones' will and was also named in the will as a Christian servant.

It is hard to image all his daughters-in-law were named Mary, as many say they were.

John's 3rd wife, Jane, & Thomas Burnett, were co-administrators of his estate.

Mary Coghill died in 1689/1690. She married John POWELL in 1668 in Occupacia District, Old Rappahannock Co, Virginia.

Mary was a sister to Margaret, John's 2nd wife.

Mary was still living in 1685.

They had the following children:

M i Robert Powell was born in 1669 in Old Rappahannock Co, Virginia. He died in 1740 in Caroline Co, Virginia.
M ii Henry POWELL was born in 1674. He died after 1740.
M iii Elias POWELL was born in 1676. He died in 1736.
M iv (James) POWELL was born in 1680/1681 in Old Rappahannock Co, Virginia.

James was said to have been a single man all his life.
M v John POWELL was born in 1686. He died in 1780.
M vi Thomas "T.P." POWELL was born in 1689/1690. He died in 1750 in Brunswick Co, Virginia.

John POWELL [Parents] was born in 1644 in Wales/England. He died in 1703 in Essex County, Virginia. He married Margaret COGHILL in 1691 in Essex County, Virginia.
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URL title: Thomas Jr Powell
Note:
Good day! I have checked my book,"Index to Marriages of Old Rappahannock and Essex Counties, Virginia 1655-1900," for your POWELL's. There were only six entries as follows:
1700 POWELL, Ann; daughter of Thomas, married Edward COFFEY; Deeds & Wills Box 10, Page 75. 1699
POWELL, Jane; Exec. of John, married Thomas BURNETT; Deeds & Wills Box 10, Page 14. 1699
POWELL, John; married Michall, daughter of Hezekiah TURNER, Court Orders Box 2, Page 155. 1690
POWELL, John; married Margaret, daughter of James COGWELL, Court Orders Box 2, Page 253. 1694
POWELL, John; married Margaret, daughter of James COGHILL, Court Orders Box 1, Page 242. ***1723
POWELL, Thomas; married Mary, daughter of William GIBSON, Deeds Box 17, Page 159.
There were no surname PLACES listed whatsoever.
It looks like the last entry, at least, is a hit.
Hope this information is of assistance! Michael C. Brady MCBRADY@prodigy dot net
===
Title Powell, John.
Publication 1699.
Gen. note Part of index to Essex County Wills and Administrations (1692-1800)
Note Page 7a. Adms. bond rec. 11 Aug. 1698.
Page 14. Inv. & appr. rec. 12 Sept. 1699.
Note Deeds & Wills, No. 10, 1699-1702 (Reel 3)
Subject - Personal Powell, John.
Subject -Geographic Essex County (Va.)
Genre/Form Estate inventories.
Added Title Virginia wills and administrations.
===
Title Powell, John.
Publication 1699.
Gen. note Part of index to Essex County Wills and
Administrations (1692-1800)
Note Page 28. Accounts rec. 10 July 1703.
Note Deeds & Wills, No. 11, 1702-1704 (Reel 4)
Subject - Personal Powell, John.
Subject -Geographic Essex County (Va.)
Genre/Form Estate inventories.
Added Title Virginia wills and administrations.
Record Book No.11
page28. Administrators Account. Tho: Burnett and Jane his wife, admrs of Jno Powell dec'd present a/c.
Recd of Wm Glover 550 lb tobo
" Henry Kerby 500 "
" John Harper 200 "
" Wilcox 060
" Miell Rise 111"
Contrary Credis (sic)
Paid to Mr Tho's Parker 350 lb tobo
" Mr John Dixon 120 "
Paid to Wm Cox one pr finch falles showes 050"
Sworn and recordeed 10 July 1703.
===
Jane survived John and about 1698 or 1699, she married Thomas B. Burnett who was co-administrator of John's estate.
They managed the estate for some years: Thomas Burnett of South Farnham Parish, Essex Co, on 6/16/1728 & wife, Jane, sold 500 acres of the 1372 acres of John Powell's land in Occupacia-Piscataway area and John Powell, Jr (Jane's stepson) was a witness.

John Powell, Jr, presumably upon coming of age, sold some of this land to John Battaile. The minor Powell children were reared by a stepfather and a stepmother from 1698 to their maturity, perhaps with an assist from elder brother, Robert Powell, of (unreadable) Co, to whose neighborhood they migrated later
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1724-1728 Essex County, Virginia Deed Book 18; [Antient Press]; Page 339a-341
THIS INDENTURE made the 15th/Sixteenth day of June 1728 Between THOMAS BURNET of the Parish of South farn ham in County of Essex of one part & THOMAS HARWOOD of Parish of St Stephen in County of King & Queen Witnesseth that said Thomas Burnet for sum of Seventy pounds of Lawfull money of the Currency of Virginia hath granted unto said Thomas Harwood (in his actual possession now being by Virtue of bargain & sale to him thereof made for one whole year and by force of the Statute of transferring uses into Possession) and to his heirs forever ALL that tract of land containing 200 acres bounded Beginning at a Corner white oak in the line of WM KEATON running along the line of said thence up the Swamp to a swamp oak in ye fork of the said Swamp thence W to a corner white oak in JOHN BALLS Swamp thence up a branch to line of COLO. HILL & WM COX thence along the line of the said Cox to a corner white oak on Hills Swamp thence down the said Swamp to a corner red oak of Wm. Coxes thence up a branch to the place where it first begun being on the head of Piscataway Creek in said Parish of South farnham & County of Essex .
In presence of JOHN HORE, Thomas Burnett
JOHN POWEL
At Court held for Essex County at Tappahannock on the 18th day of June 1728 This Indenture is ordered to be recorded
Also the same day Came into Court JANE BURNETT the Wife of the aforesaid Thomas Burnett and freely relinquished her right of Dower in the land conveyed by this In denture which is admitted to record.¹

     Thomas Burnett was born before 1699 at South Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Jane Lucas on 11 August 1699 at South Farnham Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA,
;
Her 2nd of 2 husbands.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family 1     Jane Lucas, b. Bef 1671 d. Aft 1728, South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia Find all individuals with events at this location (Age > 59 years)
Marriage     11 Aug 1699      South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia Find all individuals with events at this location
Notes      
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Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:Wu3PZEto_noJ:www.giddeon.com/roots/php GedView/individual.php%3Fview%3Dpreview%26pid%3DI1492%26show_changes%3Dyes %26PHPSESSID%3Db41e4eb8bde2d95f8fc17e15a11ec406+%22hezekiah+turner%22,+%22 essex+county,+virginia%22&hl=en&g
URL title: Thomas Jr Powell
Note:
Good day! I have checked my book,"Index to Marriages of Old Rappahannock and Essex Counties, Virginia 1655-1900," for your POWELL's. There were only six entries as follows:
1700 POWELL, Ann; daughter of Thomas, married Edward COFFEY; Deeds & Wills Box 10, Page 75. 1699
POWELL, Jane; Exec. of John, married Thomas BURNETT; Deeds & Wills Box 10, Page 14. 1689
POWELL, John; married Michall, daughter of Hezekiah TURNER, Court Orders Box 2, Page 155. 1690
POWELL, John; married Margaret, daughter of James COGWELL, Court Orders Box 2, Page 253. 1694
POWELL, John; married Margaret, daughter of James COGHILL, Court Orders Box 1, Page 242. ***1723
POWELL, Thomas; married Mary, daughter of William GIBSON, Deeds Box 17, Page 159.
There were no surname PLACES listed whatsoever.
It looks like the last entry, at least, is a hit.
Hope this information is of assistance! Michael C. Brady MCBRADY@prodigy dot net.¹
Thomas Burnett died before 19 September 1749 at South Farnham Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA; Date of probate.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Title Burnett, Thomas, Senior.
Publication 1749.
Gen. note Part of index to Essex County Wills and Administrations (1692-1800)
Note Page 273-274. Will pro. 19 Sept. 1749.
Page 274-275. Exors. bond rec. 19 Sept. 1749.
Page 289-290. Inv. & appr. rec. 21 Nov. 1749.
Note Wills No. 8, 1747-1750 (Reel 44)
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1747-1750 Essex County, Virginia Will Book 8, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 273-274
IN THE NAME OF GOD Amen. I THOS: BURNETT of the Parish of Southpharnam and County of Essex being sick and weak of body but of sound mind and perfect memory praised be God for the same, and knowing the incertainty of this transitory life and that all flesh is grass and must stoope to death, and being desirous to settle things in order before I go hence and be nomore seen, I do make this my last
Will and Testament in manner and form following. Imprimis, I give and bequeath my Soul into the hands of God Almighty my Creator and Maker who gave it me assuredly beleaving that I shall receive full pardon free and absolute remission of all my sins and be saved by the preceus death and merits of his Son my mediator and redeemer Jesus Christ; I bequeath my body to the earth from whence it was taken to be buried in decent and Cristian manner as my Exrs, or Trustees hereafter named shall think fit, As for my worldly Estate which God hath lent me; My Will and Testament. is that they shall imployed and bestowed as hereafter is apointed; further my Will and desire is that my loving Wife, SARY BURNETT, have the use of the thirds of my said Land dureing her natural life;
Item. I give and bequeath unto my three Sons, THOS: BURNETT, JOHN BURNETT and WILLIAM BURNETT all my Land to be equally divided amongst them and their heirs for ever;
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Son, THOS: BURNETT, one young horse and a Gun;
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Son, JOHN BURNETT, one young mare and a Gun,
Item I give and bequeath unto my Son, WILLIAM BURNETT, one Gun;
Item. My Will and desire is that my two Negros, Jane and Simon, and all the rest of my
Estate be equally divided amongst my Wife and five Children, THOS., JOHN and WILLIAM, LUCEY and PHEBY BURNETT, and to their heirs for ever; When my Son WILLIAM BURNETT, comes to the age of Eighteen years, my Will and desire is that my two Sons. JOHN and WILLIAM BURNETT. be of age when they come to Eighteen years: Further. I do hereby constitute and apoint my loveing Wife, SARY BURNETT, and my Son, THOMAS BURNETT, my hole and sole Exetrs. of this my last Will and Testament wherefore I have affixd my hand and seal this 14th day of September 1745. Signed and Seald. as his last Will and Testament in the presents of us
JOHN BURNETT, THOMAS his mark BURNETT
JOSEPH BURNETT
At a Court held for Essex County at Tappahannock on the 19th day of September Anno Dom. 1749 This Last Will and Testament of THOMAS BURNETT deceased was this day exhibited in Court by THOMAS BURNETT the Executor therein named which was proved by the Oath of the said Executor and also by the oath of both the witnesses thereto and thereupon admitted to record and is truly recorded
Test JOHN LEE Cl Cur
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1707-1711 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 13; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 254-55.
Will of Lucretia Burnett of the Parish of Southfarnham and County of Essex, widdow, being sick and weak of
body, dated 17 June 1709.
To my eldest son John Burnett two pewter dishes, two of my hammerld plates, one of my tankards, my table, my large roan coloured ox, my sorrell mare and three ells of fine linen.
To my said son Jno. Burnett one shilling sterling money.
To my son Thos. Burnett Senr. one shilling sterl, money.
To my daughter Sarah Bell three pewter dishes, six plain plates, my two pewter basons, two tin milk pans, my brass kettle, my two smalless pots and the pot hooks belonging too them and the hangers, and my copper sauce pan, and brass skellet, my pewter chamber pot and two pewter tankards, my best frying pan, one box iron and the heaters, two wheat sifters and one meal sifter, one flock bed and bolster, my two worst rugs and four of my wearing blanketts, one set of my smallest linsey woolsey curtains, also my canvas bed. Also all my ready made cloaths, as gowns, pettycoats, shoes, stockings &c, but none of these cloaths that formerly belonged to my daughter Phebe Burnett. Also one new holland shift, also ten ells of fine linen, also my great red ox, one cow called Cherry and the yearling. Also all my hoggs, piggs and shoates (except my largest barrow hogg), also my black mare called Binney, also all my Indian corn and the meat that I have provided for this year's provision. Also to my daughter Sarah Bell and Tho. her husband all the debts that both of them owes me.
To my said daughter Sarah Bell one shilling sterling.
To my daughter in law Amy Burnett my tamerine gown and peticoat, my muslin head dress with narrow lace and yellow top lmott, one new fine shift, one new fine apron and handkerchief, one pair of sleeves.
Unto my grandaughter Mary Curran lily damask gown and seven yards of stuff for a peticoate, one pair of paragon bodies that was formerly my daughter Phebe's, one new muslin apron and sieves, one new holland shift, one laced handkerchief, one head dress and black hood with a yellow topknot, also one pair of laced shoes.
To my grandson Charles Burnett one shilling sterling money.
To my granddaughter Lucrece Bell one three year heiffer called Pink and all her female increase, the male increase untill my granddaughter come to age to fall to her mother Sarah Bell, Also one whole sute of decent aparell.
All the rest of my estate to my son Tho. Burnett Junr,
Tho. Burnett Junr. executor.
Lucreece (T) Burnett
Wit: Joseph Baker, John Young, Wm. (W H) Holt.
10 Oct. 1709. Proved by Joseph Baker, John Young and Wm. Holt.
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1707-1711 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 13; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 256.
10 8ber [Oct.] 1709. Bond of Thomas Burnett Junr. as executor of Lucretia Burnett. Unto Fra. Gouldman of Essex
County, Gent., in behalf of the Court. For £500 sterling.
Securities, John Gatewood and Richard Gatewood.
Thomas (B) Burnett junr.
John (J) Gatewood
Richard Gatewood
Wit: Ja. Alderson, Robt. Jones.
10 Oct. 1709. Acknowledged.
===
1699-1701 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page 7
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that we THO: BARNET & JANE his Wife, SAML. PERRY & JEFFRY DYER of ye County of Essex are firmly bound unto his Majties. Justices of ye Peace in ye sum of Twenty thousand pounds of Tobo: & caske this 11th day of Augt: 1699
The Condicon of ye above obligacon is that if the above bound THO: BARNET & JANE his Wife, Admrs. of JNO: POWELL deced, do make a perfect inventory of all ye goods chattels rights & credits of ye sd deced wch: shall come to ye hands & do exhibit to ye next Court & make oath thereto & pay such persons respectively at ye Court psuant to Law shall appoint, then ye above obligacon to be void otherwise to remain in force
Signed sealed & delivered in ye presence of us
FRANCIS MERIWETHER, THOMAS BURNET
ROBT. MOSELEY SAMLL. PARRY
JEFFRY DYER JANE BARNET
Truely recorded FRANCIS MERIWETHER, Cl Cur
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1699-1701 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page 14
Wee the Subscribers in obedience to an Order of Essex County Court bearing date ye 11th day of Augt. 1699 being first sworne before Mr. JAMES BOUGHAN this 24th day of Augt: have Inventoryed & appraised ye Estate of JNO. POWELL deced as was presented to us by THOMAS BURNETT & JANE his Wife, Admrs. of ye sd POWELLs Estate as follows:
To 3 coves, 1 cow & calfe, heifer & steer, 1 feather bed & furniture, 1 flock bed rugg & blanket& a parcell of old chairs, 2 old chests, 1 trunk, a goon, 1 table, 6 trayes & 2 pailes, 1 chaney capp & salt seler, 1 old cattaile bed blanket, 1 cow hide, 4 old tubbs, 6 sider caske, one rimlet, 1 old cart & wheeles, a parcell of old iron, 4 bottles, a ladle, an old candlesticks, 1 looking glass, old towell, 1 frying pan & pott & pott hooks, 2 old books, 1 pewter tankard, one pewter pottenger, a parcell of pewter & ten pepper box, 6 pewter
plates & pewter bacon, 4 pewter dishes, 2 paper boxes, (value of items given but no total).
Sworne to before me JA: FULLERTON
JAMES BOUGHAN DANIEL BROWNE
JOHN FERGESON
THOMAS WOOD
Sworne to in Essex County Court ye 12th day of 7ber: 1699 by THO: BURNETT & JANE his Wife, Admrs. of JNO: POWELL, deced, true recorded FRANCIS MERIWETHER, Cl Cur
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1699-1702 Essex County, Virginia Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 15
Essex Comity Court 12th of September 1699
- THOS: BURNETT & JANE his Wife, Admrs. of ye Estate of JNO: POWELL deced, presented ye Inventory & appraismt. of ye sd deceds Estate upon oath, wch: is ordered to be recorded
===
1702-1704 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 11; [Virginia Colonial Abstracts Vol 29, Beverley Fleet]; Page 28
Administrators Account. Tho: Burnett and Jane his wife,
admrs of Jno Powell dec'd present a/c.
Includes the following:
Recd of Wm Glover 550 lb tobo
" Henry Kerby 500 "
" John Harper 200 "
' Wilcox 060 "
" Miell Rise 111 "
Contrary Credit (sic)
Paid to Mr Tho's Parker 350 lb tobo
" Mr John Dixon 120 "
Paid to Wm Cox one pr finch falles showes 050 "
Sworn and recorded 10 July 1703.

=== witness
1702-1704 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 11; [Virginia Colonial Abstracts Vol 29, Beverley Fleet]; Page 31
Deed. 10 July 1703. Siman Copnall of Essex sells Richard Johnson of same Co., for 1900 lb tobo, 50 acres. Adjoins Mr. Henry Awberry's quarter land, etc.
Wit: Signed Siman Copnall
Thomas Harper
Thomas Burnett
Rec 10 July 1703.
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1702-1704 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 11; [Virginia Colonial Abstracts Vol 29, Beverley Fleet]; Page 95
Deed. 10 Sept 1703. Thomas Harper of So. Farnham parish, planter, and Mary his wife sell Thos. Burnet Senr, for 2500 lb tobo, 100 acres in So. F. par. being part of a parcel of 1000 acres of land formerly granted by Sir William Berkley knt., then Governor, to James Boughan and Thomas Harper. The land on Piscataway Poroson and adjoins the mouth of the bridge swamp, a corner of Wm Cocks [Cox] land, the main Poroson.
Wit: Signed Thomas Harper
Edward x Hutings Mary x Harper
James Boughan Rec. 11 Sept 1703

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1704-1707 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 12, Part 1; [Virginia Colonial Abstracts Vol 29, Beverley Fleet]; Page 50. Richd Johnson sells above 50 acres to Hen: Shakellffilld (i.e. Shackelford) for 3000 lb tobo. 3rd Oct 1704.
Signed Richard x Johnson
Wit:
Mary Wihch
James Boughan
Dower rights relinq by ELIZABETH, wife of Richd JOHNSON, to Henry Shackelford (sic).
Ack and rec 10 Oct 1704.
===
1724-1728 Essex County, Virginia Deed Book 18; [Antient Press]; Page 7-9
THIS INDENTURE made the 17th day of October 1724 BETWEEN JOHN NICKALS and CHARLES NICKALS of South [sic North] farnham Parish in County of Richmond of one part and THOMAS BURNETT of Parish of Southfarnham in County of Essex Planter. WITNESSETH that the said John & Charles Nickols for sum of Ten pounds currt. money of Virginia HATH granted unto the said Thomas Burnet his heirs and assigns for ever ALL that tract of land beginning at a Willow Oak then running up a branch called Prices to a corner white oak thence South West to COLL. HILLs line thence South East along Collo. Hills said line to a corner red oak of WILLIAM COXES thence Easterly along the said Coxes line to a corner white oak standing by a Swamp called Collo. Hills Swamp running North down the Swamp to the beginning containing about 40 acres
Signed in the !presents of Jno. Nichals
WM. NORVELL, Charles Nichalls
HENRY FAULKNER
At Court held for Essex County ye 17th November 1724
This Deed was admitted to record.
MEMORANDUM that peaceable seisin and delivery of the within lands was this day and year within expressed delivered by Turf and Twigg unto the said Thomas Burnett forever in presence of
WM. NOWELL Jno Nickalls
HENRY FAULKNER Charles Nickalls
Acknowledged in Essex County Court the 17th day November 1724 & admitted to record.
===
1724-1728 Essex County, Virginia Deed Book 18; [Antient Press]; Page 339a-341
THIS INDENTURE made the 15th/Sixteenth day of June 1728 Between THOMAS BURNET of the Parish of South farnham in County of Essex of one part & THOMAS HARWOOD of Parish of St Stephen in County of King & Queen Witnesseth that said Thomas Burnet for sum of Seventy pounds of Lawfull money of the Currency of Virginia hath granted unto said Thomas Harwood (in his actual possession now being by Virtue of bargain & sale to him thereof made for one whole year and by force of the Statute of transferring uses into Possession) and to his heirs forever ALL that tract of land containing 200 acres bounded Beginning at a Corner white oak in the line of WM KEATON running along the line of said thence up the Swamp to a swamp oak in ye fork of the said Swamp thence W to a corner white oak in JOHN BALLS Swamp thence up a branch to line of COLO. HILL & WM COX thence along the line of the said Cox to a corner white oak on Hills Swamp thence down the said Swamp to a corner red oak of Wm. Coxes thence up a branch to the place where it first begun being on the head of Piscataway Creek in said Parish of South farnham & County of Essex .
In presence of JOHN HORE, Thomas Burnett
JOHN POWEL
At Court held for Essex County at Tappahannock on the 18th day of June 1728 This Indenture is ordered to be recorded
Also the same day Came into Court JANE BURNETT the Wife of the aforesaid Thomas Burnett and freely relinquished her right of Dower in the land conveyed by this In denture which is admitted to record
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1730-1735 Essex County, Virginia Will Book 5; [Antient Press]; Page
Essex Sct
ANDREW DYER & THOMAS BURNETT JUNR. this day on solemn oath declare that on Sunday the 26th of this instant they heard JOHN LEIMON decd as his last Will declare at THOMAS BURNETT SENR, house in the Parish of South ffarnham in the County aforesd that he gave all his estate of what kind or quallity soever after his just debts paid to him the sd Thomas Burnett Senr except as much as was sufficient to buy a heiffer which he gave to WILLIAM BURNET son of the sd Thomas Burnett Senr. & that he ordered all his estate books bills and accounts in the hands & possession of him the sd Thomas Burnett Senr
Thomas Burnett
Andrew Dyer
Sworn before me this 30th day of Decemr, 1731. T. WARING
At a Court held for Essex County at Tappa on the xviiith day of July MDCCXXXII This Nuncupative last will & Testament of John Lemon decd was presented in Court by Thomas Burnett Senr the residuary legatee therein named who made oath thereto and being further proved by the oaths of all the witnesses thereto was admitted to record.¹

     Anne Powell was born before 1661 at Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Nicholas Goldsborough circa 1689 at Talbot Co., Maryland, USA,
;
His 1st of 2 wives.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family 1     Anne Powell, b. Bef 1661, Lancaster County, Virginia d. Bef 1700, Talbot County, Maryland (Age < 39 years)
Marriage     Abt 1689      Talbot County, Maryland
Children      
     1. Nicholas Goldsborough, b. 1687, Talbot County, Maryland d. Sep 1766, Talbot County, Maryland (Age 79 years)
     2. Rachel Goldsborough, b. Bef 1696, Talbot County, Maryland d. Aft 1724, Talbot County, Maryland (Age > 30 years)
     3. Robert Goldsborough, b. Bef 1700, Talbot County, Maryland.²
Anne Powell died before 1700 at Talbot Co., Maryland, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
James Hughes 2006-04-27 13:59:43
MARYLAND INDEXES (Marriage Licenses and Records , Index) Maryland State Archives

MARRIAGE REFERENCE
Powell, Anne M Nicholas Goldsborough
Remarks: Daughter of Thomas Powell Talbot County Date on Manuscript:1694
Reference: Provincial Court Judgements Liber T.L. No.1 folio 247

MARRIAGE REFERENCE
Powell, Thomas M Ann______________.
Remarks: Talbot County Date on Manuscript: 1694
Reference: Provincial Court Judgements Liber T.L. No.1 folio 248
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James Hughes 2006-04-27 14:12:40
The Maryland Calendar of Wills, Volume I

Powell, Thomas, Talbot County, 17th Jan., 1679; 11th Apr., 1670.
To dau. Anne Powell,
Anne, dau. of Howell Powell,
Howell Powell, and Winlock Christison, personalty.
To wife Anne, 1/2 plantation during life.
To eld. son Thomas, 1/2 sd. plantation, he to possess whole at death of wife Anne afsd; also 1/2 "Hog Island."
To William Thunderman, Jr., "Old Towne" on Choptanke R. at majority.
Exs.: Richard Gorsuch, Lovelace Gorsuch, Geo. Cowley.
Test: Wm. Blackstone, Jno. Wiggins, Michael Parker, Edward Fish. 1. 377.¹

     Nicholas Goldsborough was born before 1661 at Blanford, co. Dorset, England.¹ He married Anne Powell, daughter of Thomas Powell (Sr.) and Anne Gorsuch, circa 1689 at Talbot Co., Maryland, USA,
;
His 1st of 2 wives.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family 1     Anne Powell, b. Bef 1661, Lancaster County, Virginia d. Bef 1700, Talbot County, Maryland (Age < 39 years)
Marriage     Abt 1689      Talbot County, Maryland
Children      
     1. Nicholas Goldsborough, b. 1687, Talbot County, Maryland d. Sep 1766, Talbot County, Maryland (Age 79 years)
     2. Rachel Goldsborough, b. Bef 1696, Talbot County, Maryland d. Aft 1724, Talbot County, Maryland (Age > 30 years)
     3. Robert Goldsborough, b. Bef 1700, Talbot County, Maryland.¹ Nicholas Goldsborough married Elizabeth Sargent before 1701 at Talbot Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives.²
Nicholas Goldsborough died before 31 January 1706 at Talbot Co., Maryland, USA; Date of inventory of estate.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Mr. Nicholas Gouldesborough 25.194 I TA £438.15.8 Jan 31 1705
Appraisers: Francis Chapling, John Swallow.
List of debts: Hen. Woolman, Thomas Brown, Mr. Richard Marsden, Mr. Bennett, Robert Stapleford, Thomas Teate, Mr. Thomas Robins, Mr. Benjamin Nobba, Denis Divan, Thomas Barnett, Mr. Thomas Cleres, Mr. Edward Camber, John Abbott, John Easton, Mr. Samuell Carter.
Mentions: Robert Gouldesborough.
===
Nicholas Gouldesborough 26.66 A TA £438.15.8 £20.9.2 Sep 16 1706
Payments to: George Cowley, Rev. Richard Marsden, Dr. John Sullen, Lawrence Swarbrock, Alexander Winford.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Gouldesborough (widow).
===
Nicholas Gouldesborough 33A.49 A TA £305.9.11 £213.5.1 Aug 26 1711
A second inventory was cited in the amount of £27.14.7. A third inventory was cited in the amount of £9.2.1.
Payments to: Nathaniel Smith, William Thomas, Daniell Walker, Nathaniel Langley, Thomas Barnett, William Dickenson, John Bullen, John Oldham, Capt. George Cowles, Mary Fitzgerrald, John Eason, Daniell Sherwood, Mr. Richard Bennet.
Distribution to: Rachell Gouldesborough (daughter), Nicholas Gouldesborough paid to Mr. Thomas Robins (guardian).
Administratrix: Priscilla Bruen (executrix of Elisabeth Gouldesborough (administratrix of deceased)).¹

     Elizabeth Sargent was born before 1685.¹ She married Nicholas Goldsborough before 1701 at Talbot Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives.¹
Elizabeth Sargent died before 1 January 1709 at Talbot Co., Maryland, USA; Date of probate.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Sargeant, John, Talbot Co., 4th May, 1698 ; 17th Aug., 1698.
To wife Mary, 1/2 of dwelling plantation and land belonging thereto during life.
to son John and hrs., residue of sd. estate and entire estate at death of wife afsd.
To daus Mary and Eliza: and hrs., 200 A., "Robinson's Farm" equally.
To Sarah Gibson, personalty, being due to the estate of her father and mother (unnamed) both decd.
Wife Mary, extx., and residuary legatee.
Test: Wm. Coursey, Wm. Helmsley, Peter Jolly. 6. 128
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Gouldesborough, Eliza:, Talbot Co., 6th Dec., 1708; 1st Jan., 1709.
To 2 daus., Mary and Eliza:, entire estate, including dower rights in estate of late husband Nicholas Gouldesborough. Brother-in-law Robert Gouldesborough to take care of hus- band 's 2 child., Nicholas and Rachel during their minority.
In event of brother-in-law Thomas Emerson wishing to buy testatrix's share of "Robinson's Farm" on Chester R., she is mpowered to sell same for benefit or estate.
Ex: Sister Priscilla Bruen.
Test: Jno. Bullen, Thos. Barnett, sr., Thos. Barnett, Jr. 12. 350
===
Nicholas Gouldesborough 26.66 A TA £438.15.8 £20.9.2 Sep 16 1706
Payments to: George Cowley, Rev. Richard Marsden, Dr. John Sullen, Lawrence Swarbrock, Alexander Winford.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Gouldesborough (widow).
===
Nicholas Gouldesborough 33A.49 A TA £305.9.11 £213.5.1 Aug 26 1711
A second inventory was cited in the amount of £27.14.7. A third inventory was cited in the amount of £9.2.1.
Payments to: Nathaniel Smith, William Thomas, Daniell Walker, Nathaniel Langley, Thomas Barnett, William Dickenson, John Bullen, John Oldham, Capt. George Cowles, Mary Fitzgerrald, John Eason, Daniell Sherwood, Mr. Richard Bennet.
Distribution to: Rachell Gouldesborough (daughter), Nicholas Gouldesborough paid to Mr. Thomas Robins (guardian).
Administratrix: Priscilla Bruen (executrix of Elisabeth Gouldesborough (administratrix of deceased)).¹

     Margaret Powell was born circa 1635.¹ She married Sylvester Thatcher circa 1651 at Old Rappahannock Co. (now Richmond Co.), Virginia, USA,
;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Margaret Powell, b. Abt 1635 d. 7 Mar 1716, Richmond County, Virginia - probate (Age ~ 81 years)
Marriage     Abt 1651      Old Rappahannock (Richmond) County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Sylvester Thatcher, b. Bef 1651, Sittingbourne Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia d. 4 Jun 1718, Richmond County, Virginia - probate (Age > 67 years)
     2. Elizabeth Thatcher, b. Aft 1655, Old Rappahannock (Richmond) County, Virginia d. Aft 1716, Richmond County, Virginia (Age > 61 years)
     3. Samuel Thacker, b. 1656, Lancaster County, Virginia d. 9 Oct 1713, St. Anne's Parish, Essex County, Virginia - probate (Age 57 years)
     4. Mary Thatcher, b. Abt 1657, Lancaster County, Virginia d. 7 Apr 1727, King George County, Virginia - probate (Age ~ 70 years)
     5. Thomas Thatcher, b. Bef 1653 d. Aft 1674, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia (Age > 23 years)
     6. Henry Thacker, b. Bef 1655 d. 2 Aug 1693, St. Mary's Parish, Richmond County, Virginia - Probate (Age > 38 years.)²
Margaret Powell died after 7 March 1716 at Richmond Co., Virginia, USA; Date of probate.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1709-1717 Richmond County, Virginia Wills and Inventories [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page 234
- Margaret CAMMACK,being very ancient and weak in body, will; 24 Mar 1709, 7 Mar 1715/16
est. to be div. into three eq. parts, one to dau. Susan Foster, and one to be div between daughter Mary [sterne] and [her] sons William and David;
other sons Sylvester Thatcher and John Cammack:
other daughters Mary Richardson and Elizabeth Deane;
Ex Paul Michou and John Foster
Wits Isaac Truck, John Plaile

p.256 - Margaret CAMMACK, Inv; 2 May 1716.
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(Richmond County, Virginia)March 24, 1709 - March 7, 1715.
Will of Margaret Cammack
In the Name of God Amen. I Margaret Cammack being very ancient and Weak in Body, but of good and perfect Memory thanks be to God - and calling to mind the uncertainty of this transitory life, and that all flesh must yield unto Death, Do make this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following revoking and annulling all will or wills heretofore by me made and this to be taken only for my last Will.
First I bequeath my Soul to God and my Body to the Ground to be decently buried at the discretion of my Executors hereafter named, and my Estate which it hath pleased God to lend me, it is my Will and desire that it be divided into three equal parts, the one of which parts I give to my Daughter Margaret Micou, the Second I give to my Daughter Susan Foster, and the third it is my Will that it shall be divided between my Daughter Mary Sterne, her Son William and her Son David Sterne, and if either of these should die without Heirs his or her said Estate to fall to the Survivor to have the Whole.
Secondly And forasmuch that my two Sons Sylvester Thatcher and John Cammock and my two Daughters Mary Richardson and Elizabeth Deane hath an Estate from their father, I give to each one of them one Shilling, the said Shilling to be the Conclusion of their position.
Thirdly I do Constitute and Appoint Mr. Paul Micou and Mr. John Foster to be Executors of this my last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have thereunto set my hand and Seal thisTwenty- fourth day of March, One thousand Seven hundred and Nine.
/s/ Margaret (X) Cammack
Signed and Sealed in the presence of us
Isaac (X) Truck
John (?Phaile)
This will was proved in Richmond County Court the Seventh day of March 1715 by the oaths of Isaac Truck and John ?Phaile witnesses thereto and admitted to Record.
Teste
M. Beckwith
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1697-1699 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 2; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 229)
Richmond County Court 2nd day of June 1697
- Ordered that the Receipt JOHN DEANE passed to Mrs. MARGARETT CAMMOCK for the portion of his Wife, ELIZABETH, Daughter of SYLVESTER THATCHER, be recorded
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 85-86
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I SILVESTER THACHER of the County of Rappahanocke for divers considerations have sold unto JOHN PAINE his heirs & assignes all my right & interest of a devident of land of Six hundred acres in County of said Rappahanocke on the South side within the freshes as shall further appear by and asst on the backside of a Pattent bearing date the 12th October 1659 the said land being due unto the said SILVESTER THACHER from JAMES YATE of the same County Cooper as will appear by an assignment of the Pattent bearing date the 4th May 1659 & recorded 2th of June 1659 Likewise I the said SILVESTER THACHER do by these presents warrant the sale of the said Land from all persons whatsoever claiming under e my heirs or assignes for Ever & Likewise from the Dower of my Wife MARGARET THACKER unto the said JOHN PAINE his heirs & assignes for Ever & I do promise to ackowledge the said Sale in the Court holden for the County aforesaid if thereunto required & likewise to deliver possession unto the true performance whereof I the said SILVESTER THACHER with an Equall consent of my Wife MARGARETT she acknowledging jointly the same to have fully receved Satisfacion for her Dower. Witness hereof we have hereunto sett our hands & seals (missing) th November 1659 in presence of (missing) ANE SILVESTER THACHER
ANSELME SMART MARGARELTT THACHER
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I SILVESTER THACHER of the County of Rappahanock do hereby sett over all my right of this Devident of land unto JOHN PAYNE to im & his heirs for ever with all warranty from me my heirs or assignes for Ever. In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seal this 19th November 1659
in ye presence of ALLEX FLEMING, SILVESTER$ THACHER
JOHN HORETON
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 140-141
TO ALL MEN we SILVESTER THACHER & MARGARETT my Wife send greeting. Now know ye that we the said SILVESTER THACHER & MARGARETT my Wife for the sum of Four thousand pounds of tobacco have sould unto ALLEXANDER FLEMING of the same County Five hundred acres of land in the County of Rappahanock and in the Freshes of Rappa RIVER on the North side of the said River begining at the Miles End of five hundred acres of land now in possession of the said SILVESTER THACHER at a marked red Oak and so running for length E. into the woods to a marked Pokickery & from thence N. to a Spanish Oake that devides the land of said SILVESTER THACKER & THOMAS WHITLOCK deced & from thence Wt to a marked Pocickery & lastly So. to the place where it first began the said land being the moiety of One thousand acres granted to the said SILVESTER THACKER by Pattent dated the Sixth of October 1656 To have and to hold unto said ALLEXANDER FLEMING his heirs & assignes for ever paying rents & services due & said SILVESTER THACKER for himself his heirs & assignes doth promise that ALLEXANDER FLEMING shall at all time hereafter hold & enjoy the said premises without the left of said SILVESTER his heirs or assignes and that the said SILVESTER THACHER and MARGARET his Wife will upon demand acknowledge
all their right of the premises in open Court held for the County of Rappahanock In Witness we have set our hands & seals the seventeenth day of Aprill 1661
presence of WA. GRANGER, SILVESTER THACHER
WILLIAM LANE MARGARETT THACHER
I MARGARET THACHER the Wife of SILVESTER THACHER do appoint WALTER GRANGER my lawfull attorney to acknowledge all my right in Court of Five hundred acres of land
sould by my Husband unto Mr. ALLEXANDER FLEMING Witness my hand the 17th of April! 1661
Teste WILLIAM LANE MARGARETT THACHER
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1672-1674 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 55-56
KNOW ALL MEN that we HENRY PETERS and JOHN MEADOR of the County of Rappa. and Parish of Sitting Bourne for and in consideration of the sume of Four thousand five hundred pounds of tobacco and cask to us in hand paid by SAMUEL JOHNSON and WALTER WILLIAMS of the same place Planters the Receipt whereof wee acknowledge and our selves therewith fully satisfied and contented have sold unto the said SAMUEL JOHNSON and WALTER WILLIAMS five hundred acres of land being in the County and Parrish aforesaid and in the Freshes thereof being part of a ttent containing a greater quantity being on the South side of the abovesaid River beginning at a marked Maple and running So. by W. thence down the branch No. E. and by E. and finally E. by So. to the first mentioned made the bounds containing the above- said quantity of Five hundred acres To have and to hold the said Five hundred acres of land wth all its appurtenances from us our heirs and administrators to them the said SAMUEL JOHNSON and WALTER WILLIAMS their heirs and assignes forevermore and we the said HENRY PETTERS and JOHN MEADOR for ourselves our heirs do grant and agree wth the said SAMUEL JOHNSON and WALTER WILLIAMS that they shall and may at all times forever hereafter quietly have and enjoy the aforesaid bargained premises wth the appurtenances and every part and parcel' thereof without the hindrance or ejection of us the aforesaid HENRY and JOHN our heirs or any clayming from us our heirs or assignes. the said SAMUEL and WALTER their heirs and assigns paying the Rights Rents and services from henceforth hereof due and of right accustomed. In Witness wee the sd HENRY and JOHN have set our hands and seals this one and twentieth day of Aprill 1670
in presence of us WILLIAM CLAPHAM, HENRY PEETERS
ROBT. PAYNE
THESE PRESENTS Witnesseth that I JANE PETERS the Wife of HENRY PEIERS haveing received a consideration to his Content of SAMUEL JOHNSON and WALTER WILLIAMS doth hereby acknowledge his free and voluntarie consent and assent to five hundred acres of land sold by her husband and JOHN MEADOR to the said SAMUEL and WALTER. Witness her hand and seal this 24th of Aprill 1670
Test ROBT. PAYNE, JANE PEETERS
WILLIAM CLAPHAM
Memorand: this 17th day of June 1670, the day and year abovesaid came before us JOHN CATLEIT and THOMAS HAWKINS two of his Majes: Justices of the Peace for this County of Rappa. JOHN MEATTOR and HENRY PEETERS by his Attorney SIMON MILLER and JANE wife of the said HENRY by ROBT. PAYNE her Attorney and all acknowledged the conveyance within mentioned from them and their heirs forever according to all true intents and meanings JOHN CATLETT
THOMAS HAWKINS
JOHN MEADOR
SIMON MILLER Atto. of H. PETERS
ROBT. PAYNE Atto of JANE PETERS
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1672-1674 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 56-57
THESE PRESENTS Witnesseth that I SAMUEL JOHNSON and WARWICK CAMMOCK as the Executors of WALTER WILLIAMS above mentioned for a valuble consideration in hand paide and received doe hereby transfer assigne and confirme the Five hundred acres of land within mentioned unto JOHN BOWCOCK his heirs and assigns for ever as Witness our hands and seals this 6 of 9ber 1672
SAMUEL JOHNSON
WARWICK CAMMOCK
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa sixto die 9bris 1672
THESE PRESENTS Witnesseth that MARGARET CAMMOCK the Wife of WARWICK CAMMOCK having received a consideration to her Consent and assent to the abovesaid Five hundred acres of land sold by her husband and SAMUEL JOHNSON to the said JOHN BOWCOCK Witness her hand and seale this 5th of November 1672
Test PETER DUNNIVAN MARGARETT CAMMOCK
JOHN HELD
Recognitr in Cu: Com Rappa sixto die 9bris 1672
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1674-1676 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 277-278
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I WARWICK CAMMOCK of Sitting Bourne Parish in Rappa County for and in consideration of the sume of Seven thousand five hundred pounds of tobacco to me in hand paid have granted and by these presents confirme unto AMORY BUTLER Clark of the Parish aforesaid Six hundred acres of land scituateing lying and being on the South side of RAPPA RIVER & in the freshes thereof beginning at a Beach on the Southwest side of PUMANSON RUN extending thence South West to a line of JOHN MEADOWS and HENRY PETERS between two white Oaks then West South to a marked Poplar Corner tree to MEADOWS and PETERS thence South to three angular Oakes thence West to a white Oake in the South West side of the said Run finally to the first station according to the several courses as Plot appears. To have and to hold occupie and enjoy the said land with all rights and proffitts whatsoever with the appurtenances and every part and parcell thereunto belonging from me the said WARWICK CAMMOCK my heirs and assigns to him the said AMORY BUTLER his heirs and assigns and to his and their sole and proper use in as full and ample manner as a Conveyance of land may be made & confirmed Warranting the sale of the said land to be right and lawfull from and against the claymes of any persons wtsoever he the said AMORY BUTLER his heirs or assigns paying and discharging the Right and rents and services hereof from hence due and of right accustomed and further I MARGARET Wife of the said WARWICK CAMOCK doe from me my heirs & assigns make over and confirme unto the said BUTLER his heirs and assigns forever all my right or interest in the said land as of Law belonging unto me In Witness whereof I the said WARWICK CAMOCK and my Wife MARGARET have to these presents set our hands and seals this thirtieth day of Aprill Annoq Dom 1675
in presence of us SETH TINZLEY, WARWICK CAMOCK
ROBERT PEACOCK MARGARET CAMOCK
Recognitr in Cu Com Rappa 5 die May 1675
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I MARGARET CAMOCK doe make and appoint RICHARD CAWTHORNE my true and lawfull attorney for me and in my place and stead to acknowledge in the Court of Rappa a Deed of Sale of Six hundred acres of land lying adjacent to PEUMUNSON RUN bearing date with these presents unto AMORY BUTLER sold to him by my Husband WARWICK CAMOCK Ratifying and confirming all the right and interest that I can or hereafter may clayme in the said land unto the said AMORY BUTLER his heirs or assigns forever allowing and confirming what my said Attorney shall doe or cause to be done in and about the prmises in as full and ample manner as if I myself were personally present. As Witness my hand and Seal this 30th of April! 1675
in presence of us SETH TINSLEY MARGARET CAMOCK
ROBERT PEACOCK Recordatr x3 die May 1675
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1687-1689 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 113
- Rappahannock County Court 6th of March 1688
- JOHN CAMMOCK, Son of WARWICK CAMMOCK of the Parish of Cittenburne in this County & Colony, did this day make his personal! appearance before this Court & prayed Certificate of Birth, Upon wch: the Court do certify that the sd JOHN is the reputed Son of the sd WARWICK CAMMOCK borne of the body of MARGRETT his Wife in lawfull Wedlock
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1708-1709 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 5; Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 26
- Att a Court held for Richmond County the First day of June Anno Dom 1709
- CHARLES POWELL. Servant to MARGARETT CAMMOCK, was this day brought to Court and judged to be thirteene yeares of age.¹

     Sylvester Thatcher was born in 1614.¹ He married Margaret Powell, daughter of Thomas Powell (Sr.) and Anne Gorsuch, circa 1651 at Old Rappahannock Co. (now Richmond Co.), Virginia, USA,
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Margaret Powell, b. Abt 1635 d. 7 Mar 1716, Richmond County, Virginia - probate (Age ~ 81 years)
Marriage     Abt 1651      Old Rappahannock (Richmond) County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Sylvester Thatcher, b. Bef 1651, Sittingbourne Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia d. 4 Jun 1718, Richmond County, Virginia - probate (Age > 67 years)
     2. Elizabeth Thatcher, b. Aft 1655, Old Rappahannock (Richmond) County, Virginia d. Aft 1716, Richmond County, Virginia (Age > 61 years)
     3. Samuel Thacker, b. 1656, Lancaster County, Virginia d. 9 Oct 1713, St. Anne's Parish, Essex County, Virginia - probate (Age 57 years)
     4. Mary Thatcher, b. Abt 1657, Lancaster County, Virginia d. 7 Apr 1727, King George County, Virginia - probate (Age ~ 70 years)
     5. Thomas Thatcher, b. Bef 1653 d. Aft 1674, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia (Age > 23 years)
     6. Henry Thacker, b. Bef 1655 d. 2 Aug 1693, St. Mary's Parish, Richmond County, Virginia - Probate (Age > 38 years.)¹
Sylvester Thatcher died before November 1671 at Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Research notes from Toby Williams

Sylvester and William Thatcher/Thacker/Hacker/Hatcher lived in southside Virginia before they moved to Lancaster in the 1650s. Sylvester Hatcher sold Anthony Fulgham 100 acres in Isle of Wight County Dec 16, 1654 and William Hatcher sold Captain Francis Hobbs 200 acres in Isle of Wight - both records are from p. 405, Early Wills and Deeds, Isle of Wight by R.S. Thomas Esquire. Virginia Historical Magazine Vol 5, No 4 (April 1898). Available at jstor.org

First Pioneer Families of Virginia by A.C. Quisenberry in the Register of Kentucky State Historical Society Vol 11, No. 32 (May 1913) pp 55-77 lists William Hatcher in Henrico County 1636 and Lancaster in 1653. Sylvester Thatcher is listed in 1650 but with no location. Available at jstor.org

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Contributed by: James Hughes
OLD RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY WILLS.
ORDER BOOK, 1664-1673 Williams, Walter. 8 May, 1672-3 July, 1672.
To Elizabeth Thatcher; John Cammock;
Warwick Cammock to be executor;
Silvester Thatcher;
Mathew Thatcher;
witnesses Peter Duninan, Samuel Johnson
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1663-1668 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 3; [Antient Press]; Page 358-359
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I WARWICK CAMOCK of the County of Rappa stand firmly bound and held Indebted unto ROBT. TOMLYN and THOMAS BUTTON of the County aforesaid in the sume of one hundred thousand pounds of good Tob: and caske to be paid to the sd Tomlyn and Button their heires I bind me my heires by these presents dated this first day of Januarii 1667 etc.
THE CONDITION of this Obligacon is such that Whereas the within named Robt. Tomlyn and Thomas Button at the speciall instance request and desire of the within bound Warwick Camock by one obligacon bearing date within written standeth bound joyntly and severally wth the sd Warwick Camocke unto the Justices of the peace for Rappa. for and in the sume of Sixty thousand pounds of good Tob: and Caske wth a condicon thereunder written for the true performance of the Last Will and Testamt: of SYLVESTER THATCHER decd as by the same obligacon and condicon more at large appeareth If therefore the said Warwick Camocke doe according to the true meaning of the obligacon and condicon above recited performe and fuilfill the said Will and Testamt: and at all times save harmless the said Robt. Tomlyn and Thomas Button their heires that then this obligacon to be void and of one effect else to remain stand and be in full force and virtue.
In presence of us RO: PAYNE ClCur, Warwick Cammock
WILL: TRAVERS
Recognit in Cur Com Rappa. primo Die Januarii 1667

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1635, July 6 Sylvester Thatcher, 21 yrs old, among passengers who embarked from London for VA on the Paule, Mr. Leonard Betts, by certificate from the minister of Gravesend. [Coldham]
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1654, Dec 16 Sylvester Thacher, Gent., of Lancaster Co. VA … sell 100 acres on Warrisqueak Bay … where Thacher formerly lived … [Isle of Wight Co. Deeds Bk A, Page 67]
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1643-1651 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 2; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 202
SILVESTER THATCHER & THOMAS WHITLOCKE, 1,000 acs. lyeing on the N. side of Rappa. Riv., next above land of Mr. Wm, Yarrett. 29 Oct. 1650, p. 263. Trans. of 20 pers: William James, Anne Coffin, Thomas Fowler, Robert Gilley, John Green, Thomas Hodges, William Price, John Wheatly, Ann Wigg, Math. Mithell (or Michell), John Matlin, Dorothy Clarke, Wm. Gray, Thomas Wright, James Hall, John Smith, Richard Nicolson, John Thorowgood, Samuell Nichols, Jeffery Candy.
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 15
THIS BILL Bindeth me SILVESTER THACHER my heirs Exrs. Admrs. or assignes to pay or cause to be paid unto GILES WEBB or his assignes the full & just sum of three hundred (missing) pounds of good sound merchantable Tobacco & Caske which Tobacco is to be sent. to CHUCKATUCK (missing) opportunity As Witness my hand this (missing) day of February 1654
SILVESTER THACHER
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 74 - 75
THIS INDENTURE made the first day (missing) year of our Lord 1658 between ANDREW GILSON Guardian of JOHN GREEN of the one part& Anthony North of the County of Rappahanock Planter of the other part Witniseth that said ANDREW GILSON in the behalf of the said Orphans and for divers good causes hath granted too farme let & by these presents grant & to farm NORTH his heirs & assignes all that Plantacon with houses Edifices & buildings thereon erected being a devident of land containing Two hundred acres & belonging unto the aforesaid JOHN GREEN lying (missing) Westward side of a Creek called (missing) Creek always provided that the said ANTHONY NORTH his heirs &Admr s. do not (missing) destroy or suffer to (missing) ) any timber trees belonging to (missing) & also that the said NORTH his heirs & (missing) do plant a certain quantity of fruit trees for and towards making an orchard which is to be sufficiently fenced & preserved & likewise at the Expiracon of the term of time hereafter menconed the said ANTHONY doth hereby for himself his heirs & admrs. covenant & agree that what borded houses on the said Plantacon then erected shall be Left tenantable & also all fences ferme & standing. TO HAVE and to hold the said Plan tacon with all houses & the Land thereunto belonging unto him the said ANTHONY his heirs & admrs, from the (missing) day of fiber next ensueing the date hereof for term of THIRTEEN years fully and compleated & Ended with rights & priviledges thereunto belonging yeilding & paying the quit rents & services thereof due & payable during the full term of Thirteen years In Witness whereof the partys abovemenconed have hereunto interchangeably sett their hands & seales the day & year first above written
in presence of HUMP. BOOTH. ANDREW GILSON
JOHN MILLS ANTHONY NORTH
BE IT KNOWN unto all men by these presents that I THOMAS YATE of the County of Rappahanock Coop do acknowledge to sell & have sold for & from me my heirs or assignes unto Mr. SILVESTER THACHER of the same County or his assignes one missing ) land lying & being in Rappahanock County on the South side of the freshes missing) or opposite to NANZAMUM TOWNE being six hundred acres of land (missing) nade mention of by a Pattent assigned over by the said YATE to SILVESTER THACHER ) bearing date at JAMES CITY the 12th of October 1657 & recorded (missing) 1659 by the ree acknowledgement of the said JAMES YATES unto the said SILVESTER THACHER & he behoof of his heirs for Ever with warranty & warrantys from any claime or inerest of any person whatsoever nominated in the said Pattent & likewise of any person laiming by me the said JAMES YATE my heirs or assignes for Ever I do likewise confess have received full satisfacon for the same by Bill to content of the said SILVESTER THACHER In Witness whereof I have sett my hand & seale & by these presetns bynd lyself to acknowledge the said sale (missing) County Court holdden for Rappahannock thensoever the said SILVESTER THACHER or his assignes require the same not withtandin g (missing) any Law to the contrary (missing) of Land as the Act of six months but freely & at all times to rattify & confirme the said deed of sale to all intent & neaning & for the confirmacon of the premises hereunto sett & subscribe my hand scale this 24th day of September 1659
test THOMAS BOLLARD JAMES YATES Seale
THO. GREEN
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 85-86
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I SILVESTER THACHER of the County of Rappahanocke for divers considerations have sold unto JOHN PAINE his heirs & assignes all my right & interest of a devident of land of Six hundred acres in County of said Rappahanocke on the South side within the freshes as shall further appear by and asst on the backside of a Pattent bearing date the 12th October 1659 the said land being due unto the said SILVESTER THACHER from JAMES YATE of the same County Cooper as will appear by an assignment of the Pattent bearing date the 4th May 1659 & recorded 2th of June 1659 Likewise I the said SILVESTER THACHER do by these presents warrant the sale of the said Land from all persons whatsoever claiming under e my heirs or assignes for Ever & Likewise from the Dower of my Wife MARGARET THACKER unto the said JOHN PAINE his heirs & assignes for Ever & I do promise to ackowledge the said Sale in the Court holden for the County aforesaid if thereunto required & likewise to deliver possession unto the true performance whereof I the said SILVESTER THACHER with an Equall consent of my Wife MARGARETT she acknowledging jointly the same to have fully receved Satisfacion for her Dower. Witness hereof we have hereunto sett our hands & seals (missing) th November 1659 in presence of (missing) ANE SILVESTER THACHER
ANSELME SMART MARGARELTT THACHER
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I SILVESTER THACHER of the County of Rappahanock do hereby sett over all my right of this Devident of land unto JOHN PAYNE to im & his heirs for ever with all warranty from me my heirs or assignes for Ever. In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seal this 19th November 1659
in ye presence of ALLEX FLEMING, SILVESTER$ THACHER
JOHN HORETON
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 95
KNOW ALL MEN that I MARGARETT THACHER the Wife of SILVESTER THACHER do give full power & authority unto WILLIAM LANE to surrender & yield up unto JOHN PAIN his heirs & assignes all my right & title of a seat of land over against NANZMUM as by Patten t & therefore I the said MARGARET!' have made the said WILLIAM LANE my Lawfull Attorny the last of April! 1660
Testegoes JAMES COGHILL MARGARET THACHER
WILLIAM CATTEN her mark
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 106
A Red Cow cropt on the left Ear & Swallow Fork in right Ear given by SILVESTER THACHER unto MARY NORRIS & recorded for the said MARY NORRIS & the said MARY NORRIS to have all the increase male & female to her & her heirs for ever
Recordat 17 die Septembr Ao Dom 1660 p me WA: GRANGER CI Cur Rappa.
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 106
One Black & Browne yearling heiffer with a crop of the left ear & two nicks behind the right Ear given by Coll. MORE FANTLEROY unto GEORGE BRYER the Son of GEORGE BRYER of Rappahanock & recorded for the said GEORGE BRYER the Younger with all her increase male & female (missing) yearling heiffer with a white belly & a streak of white cross the fore shoulders with a crop of the left ear & two Nicks behind the right Ear given by SILVESTER THACHER unto GEORGE BRYER Son of GEORGE BRYER of Rappahanock & to be recorded for the said GEORGE BRYER the Younger with all her increase male & female
Recordat 26 die September 1660 P WA GRANGER Cl Cur Rappa.
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 140-141
TO ALL MEN we SILVESTER THACHER & MARGARETT my Wife send greeting. Now know ye that we the said SILVESTER THACHER & MARGARETT my Wife for the sum of Four thousand pounds of tobacco have sould unto ALLEXANDER FLEMING of the same County Five hundred acres of land in the County of Rappahanock and in the Freshes of RAPPA RIVER on the North side of the said River begining at the Miles End of five hundred acres of land now in possession of the said SILVESTER THACHER at a marked red Oak and so running for length E. into the woods to a marked Pokickery & from thence N. to a Spanish Oake that devides the land of said SILVESTER THACKER & THOMAS WHITLOCK deced & from thence Wt to a marked Pocickery & lastly So. to the place where it first began the said land being the moiety of One thousand acres granted to the said SILVESTER THACKER by Pattent dated the Sixth of October 1656 To have and to hold unto said ALLEXANDER FLEMING his heirs & assignes for ever paying rents & services due & said SILVESTER THACKER for himself his heirs &
assignes doth promise that ALLEXANDER FLEMING shall at all time hereafter hold & enjoy the said premises without the left of said SILVESTER his heirs or assignes and that the said SILVESTER THACHER and MARGARET his Wife will upon demand acknowledge all their right of the premises in open Court held for the County of Rappahanock In Witness we have set our hands & seals the seventeenth day of Aprill 1661
presence of WA. GRANGER, SILVESTER THACHER
WILLIAM LANE MARGARETT THACHER
I MARGARET THACHER the Wife of SILVESTER THACHER do appoint WALTER GRANGER my lawfull attorney to acknowledge all my right in Court of Five hundred acres of land
sould by my Husband unto Mr. ALLEXANDER FLEMING Witness my hand the 17th of April! 1661
Teste WILLIAM LANE MARGARETT THACHER
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 146
Witness this 1st of May 1661 I SILVESTER THACHER do freely give to SAMUELL NICHOLLS his Son JOHN one Cow Calf marked with the Swallow Fork and over keel on the left Ear & cropt with a hole on the right ear Culred Brown pyed
Test JOHN SIMPSON SILVESTER THACHER
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 157-158
KNOW ALL MEN that I JAMES YATES am firmly bound unto SILVESTER THACHER (missing) pounds of good tobacco & caske Sealed & dated (missing) day of November 1661
The Condition of this obligation is that whereas the above bound SILVESTER THACKER standeth bounden with the above bounden JAMES YATES unto JOHN PLOWER of the City of BRISTOLL for the payment of the sum of Four thousand pounds of tobacco & cask Now know ye that if said JAMES YATES his heirs shall at all times hereafter well 1& truly discharge the said SILVESTER THACHER his heirs from the paymetn of the sd
Sum of four thousand pounds of tobacco or any part thereof & of and from all Judgments & Executions whatsoever concerning the same that then this obligacion shall be void or else to be in force, JAM. YATE , in presence of us WALTER GRANGER, WILL LANE
Witness that I JAMES YATES do acquitt release SILVESTER THACHER his heirs from all causes of suit accounts bills bonds judgments and demands whatsoever from the beginning of the World to day of the date hereof witness my hand the Sixth of November 1661, JAM: YATE in presence of us WILLIAM LANE HENRY TANDY
Recordat ----die Novem---- 1661 p WA: GRANGER Cl Cur Rappa
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 177-178
TO ALL MEN we ALLEXANDER FLEMING of the County of Rappa. Gent. &ELIZA. my Wife in consideracon of the sum of Six thousand pounds of Tobo in hand well & truly paid have sould unto JOHN HULL of the County aforesaid Gent Five hundred acres of land being in the County of Rappa. in the Freshes of RAPPA. RIVER on the North side of said River begining at the miles End of five hundred acres of Land now in the possession of one SILVESTER THACHER at a certain marked red Oak & so runing for length East into the woods to a marked Pocickery & from thence North to a Spanish Oak that devides the land of the abovemenconed SILVESTER THACHER & THOMAS WHITLOCK deced from thence West to marked Pocickery & Lastly South to the place where it first began the said Land being the moiety or half part of One thousand acres of land granted to SILVESTER THACHER by Pattent dated the Sixth day of October 1656 together with all profitts and appurtenances whatsoever To have the said premises unto the said JOHN HULL his heirs & assignes forever he paying the rents and services due and payable for the same & the said ALLEXANDER FLEMING for himself doth agree with said JOHN HULL that said JOHN HULL shall hereafter hold the above granted premises without trouble of the said ALLEXANDER FLEMING & further that the said ALLEXANDER FLEMING & ELIZA: his Wife will acknowledge all their right of the premises hereby granted in open Court to be held for the abovesaid County of Rappa. In Witness we have sett our hands & seals the Twentieth day of April in the year One thousand Six hundred Sixtty & two
in presence of ANT. STEPHENS, ALLEX. FLEMING
THOS. GRIFFITH
I ELIZA. the Wife to ALLEXANDER FLEMING of Rappa. do acknowledge all my right & interest accruing due to me as to my Dower or thirds of a parcell of land bought by my Husband ALLEXANDER FLEMING of SILVESTER THACHER being 500 acres & sould by my said Husband unto Mr. JOHN HULL of the same County & do acknowledge by these presents satisfaction for the same to content and deliver Mr. SILVESTER THACHER acknowledge this (missing) in the Court of Rappa. in my behalf Witness my hand this 4th day of May anno 1662
Testibus JON BARROW, ELIZA FLEMING
WILL CATTEN
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1662-1664 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 191
KNOW ALL MEN that we ALLEXANDER FLEMING of the County of Rappa. gent & ELIZA. FLEMING for a valluable consideracon to us paid being the sum of three thousand pounds of Tobacco & Cask from FRANCIS DOUGHTY of the aforesaid County Clerk do hereby sell unto the said FRANCIS DOUGHTY two hundred acres of land lying on the North side of RAPPA. RIVER and in the freshes thereof unto the said FRANCIS DOUGHTY his heirs & assignes for ever joyning upon the land of SILVESTER THACHER & running along the River side as is customary in the Sale of Land to have and to hold the said Land with rights & priviledges belonging as expressed in the Pattent unto the said FRANCIS DOUGHTY his heirs & assignes for ever & also said ALEXR FLEMING &ELIZA. FLEMING do hereby grant that premises are clear & shall always be made free & clear by us the said ALEX. & ELIZA. FLEMING by us our heirs by warranting the same agt. any persons whatsoever that shall trouble the said FRANCIS DOUGHTY in the enjoyment of the premises & do oblige ourselves to give further assurance that Law can devise & to acknowledge land in Court when required said DOUGHTY paying the quitrents for the same. In Witness we hereunto sett our hands & seals this 10th July 1662
in presence of CLEMT: HERBERT, ALLEX. FLEMING
ROBERT HOWSON, RICH. CARTER The mark of ELIZA. FLEMING the
wife of ALLEX FLEMING
KNOW ALL MEN that I ELIZA. FLEMING the Lawful] Wife of ALLEXANDER FLEMING of the County of Rappa in Consideracon of Ten shillings to me in hand paid by Mr. FRANCIS DOUGHTY Clerk before the Signeing & sealing hereof do authorize Mr. GEORGE DAVIS of same County Physician my true & lawful! Attorney for me to acknowledge in the County Court of Rappahanock aforesaid that I have reced Satisfaccon for all right & dowery as a lawful] Wife to a certain parcell of land containing Two hundred acres & adjoyning to land of SILVESTER THACHER & sould by my said Husband unto said FRANCIS DOUGHTY his heirs & assignes for ever & I do hereby ratify whatsoever my said Attorney shall therein lawfully do this 30th of October 1662
in presence of ROBERT MAPES, ELIZA FLEMING
JOHN WILLARD
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1663-1668 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 3; [Antient Press]; Page 89-90
TO ALL TO WHOM etc Whereas etc. Now know yee etc. that I the sd WM. BERKELEY Ent. etc. doe wth the consent of the Councill of State accordingly give and grant unto ROGER RICHARDSON Six hundred acres of land lying uppon the North side of Rappa. River at the Miles End of the land of SYLVESTER THATCHER and THO WHITLOCK hegining at a red oake at the head of branch proceeding from Mr. WM. SMARTS Creeke Extending it selfe into the Woods E No. E: 320 p: parrallell to the River S: S: E: 320 p thence by Opposite sides and angles is made a Quadrangle the sd land being formerly granted unto RICHA. COLEMAN by Pattent bearing date the nynth day of June 1654 and after renewed in the sd Colemans name by Pattent bearing date the 9th day of May 1655 and since assigned convayed and made over to the sd Roger Richardson his heires for Ever by convayance from the sd Coleman To Have & to Hold etc. To be held etc Yielding & paying etc. Provided etc. dated the 6th day of June 1666
WILLIAM BERKELEY
I ROGER RICHARDSON of the County of Rappa. doe for me my heires & assigne transferr and turne over all my Right title and interest of in and to two hundred acres of land of the wthin menconed Land on the Eastermost side thereof unto PETTER JETT his heirs wth sufficient warranty Wittness my hand & seale this 5th day of 7br 1666.
Test ABRAHAM COOMBS, Roger Richardson
WILLIAM DYER
Recognit in Cur Cora Rappa. 5th Die 7bris 1666
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that. ELIZA. RICHARDSON the Wife of Roger Richardson doe constitute and appoynt my well Beloved Friend ROBT. MAPES my true and lawful! Attorney for me and in my stead to acknowledge my consent to the sale of a parcell of laud sould to Peter and what my sd Attorney shall act or doe in the pre- mises I doe hereby ratify & confirme as if I my selfe were personally present as Witness my hand & seale this 1st of 7br 1666
Test JOHN PROSSER, Eliza. Richardson
JOHN WAIGHT
Recordat in Com Rappa. 12th Die 7bris 1666
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1663-1668 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 3; [Antient Press]; Page 329-330
BE IT KNOWNE unto all men that I GILES WEBB doe accquitt Release and Discharge SYLVESTER THATCHER from all Debts Dues Demands wtsoever that were or have bin due unto me the said Webb, from the Begining of the World to the present day. WITTNESS my hand this first day of October 1659.
Test ELIAS WILSON Giles Webb
JOHN BEST
Recordat 10th die January 1667
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1663-1668 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 3; [Antient Press]; Page 345-346
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I THOMAS DUKE JUNIOR in the Parish of Chuckatuck [Nansemond County, Virginia] Joyner doe authorize appoynt my true and Trusty Friend WM. EXAM [Exum of Isle of Wight Co VA] my true and lawfully Attorney to Receive in his Custody a parcell of Catle wch belonged to my Wife MARGARETT wch are and Remaine in the Custody and keeping of SYLVESTER THATCHER in Rappa, and to take full and lavfull possession of them the sd Catle and their Increase in as full and ample manner as if I my Selfe were personally present and wtsoever my said Attorney shall doe or cause to be don in or uppon the premises or the Execucon hereof I the sd Tho; Dukes Doe hereunto bind myself to stand to in true performance aforesaid I the sd Thomas Dukes doe hereunto subscribe my Selfe hand and Seale this 22d 8br 1667.
Test RICH: MINSHEW Thomas Duke
JOHN BRADLEY
Recordat in Com Rappa a Die Januarii 1667

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1670-1674 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 2; [John Frederick Dorman];
Pages 115-115a. The deposition of Francis Stern that last spring was twelve month your deponent being overseer to Warwick Cammock turned out two young mares belonging to the orphants of Silvester Thatcher, deceased. One of the mares Cammack recovered att Stafford Court and as I heard was sold by Capt. Lord and this other mare now in dispute between Cammack and John Price is the other and a foale of the old mare belonging to the orphants of Thatcher.
Francis (X) Sterne
29 9br [Nov.] 1671. Recorded.
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1670-1674 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 2; [John Frederick Dorman];
Page 115a. The deposition of David Sterne, aged about 26 yeares, that the young mare now in dispute between Warwick Cammock and John Price which was sold him by Capt. Lord, your deponent knows her by often seeing her naturall marks to be the foale of an old mare belonging to the orphants of Silvester Thatcher, deceased. Your deponent hath seen her suck at severall times for the space of almost a yeare.
David (X) Stern
29 9br [Nov.] 1671. Recorded.
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1670-1674 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 2; [John Frederick Dorman].
Page 115a. The deposition of Robert Mapes, aged about 33 yeares, that the young mare now in dispute betweene Warwick Cammock and John Price which was sold him by Capt. Lord, your deponent hath Beene her very often with an old mare and the rest of the mares belonging to the orphants of Silvester Thatcher, deceased, and about last May was twelve month, your deponent saw her in Ned the Indian's feild in company with another young mare which Cammock recouvered of Roger Marshall at Stafford Court and she is the foale of the cld mare.
Hobert Mapes
29 Nov. 1671. Sworn in Court.
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1692-1693 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 1 [Antient Press]; Page 81)
TO ALL TO WHOM these presents shall come Greeting. Wee JOHN DEANE & WM CLAPHAM both of the County of Richmond having marryed the two only Daughters of Mr. SILVESTER THATCHER of the County of RAPPA:, now Richmond, deced, & by virtue of the sd THATCHERs last Will & Testamt. was vested & seized of a certain tract of land conteyning One thousand & fifty acres situate & lying on the South side of Rappa: River & now within the County of ESSEX, and upon PORTOBACO SWAMP which land was lapsed and by us the abovesd DEANE & CLAPHAM taken up againe according to Law and now lies in co partnership between us the sd DEANE and CLAPHAM, Now Know yee that wee the sd DEANE & CLAPHAM do by these presents bind ourselves ur heirs & assignes firmely by these pr:sents in the full & just sum of Five hundred pounds Sterling money of England to stand & abide the devision of the above tract of land as it was formerly ordered & given by the Last Will & Testamt., of the abovesd. Mr. SILVESTER THATCHER (wherein it will more at large appeare), And if in case either of us our heirs or ass: shall or do hereafter refuse to stand to & abide the the vision abovcsd. that then he or they or either of them pay unto the other his her heirs or assigns the just sum before menconed upon demand, In Confirmation whereof wee have hereunto sett our hands & seales this Tenth day of Decemb: in the Fourth year of their Majties: Reigne in the yeare of our Lord 1692
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1729-1735 King George County, Virginia Deed Book 1-A; [Antient Press]; Page 285-288
Indenture 6th/7th June 1734 between THOMAS THATCHER King George County & NICHOLAS SMITH of same .. by deeds of lease & release .. for Seventy Five pounds lawfull money of Virginia sold 250 acres in Parish of Hanover King George County formerly in tenure of JOHN GILBERT & now of THOMAS REEDS part of 1000 acres formerly granted unto SYLVESTER THATCHER deced Grandfather to sd THOMAS THATCHER by Patent bearing date 6th October 1656 & afterwards granted unto SYLVESTER THATCHER by Patent bearing date 18th March 1660 which sd premises given by SYLVESTER deced father of the sd THOMAS THATCHER unto his son SYLVESTER THATCHER by his Last Will & Testament 18th July 1718 .. which said SYLVESTER the Son dying without issue the premises came to be vested on JOHN THATCHER Deceased & WILLIAM THATCHER two other of the Sons of the sd Testator by virtue of Last Will & Testament & the said JOHN THATCHER being dead the half part is thereby come to be vested in the sd THOMAS THATCHER as Heir at Law of the sd Testator of which half part Thomas is now actually seized in fee simple & is also seized of the reversion of the other half part after the Death of sd WILLIAM THATCHER as Heir at Law ..
Presence Max. Robinson, Thomas Thatcher
T: Turner, Harry Turner Catherine Thatcher
7th June 1734 .. Deeds of Lease & Release recorded .. the sd CATHERINE being solely examined confessed her free consent ..
Know all men .. I THOMAS THATCHER .. am bound unto NICHOLAS SMITH
in sum One hundred fifty Pounds .. 7th June 1734. Condition .. if keep all covenants .. obligation to be void .. else remain in force ..
Presence Max. Robinson,
Thomas Thatcher
T: Turner, Harry Turner
7th June 1734 .. Bond recorded.
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1743-1752 King George County, Virginia Deed Book 3; [Antient Press]; Page 70-73
Indenture made 30th/31st August 1745 between HARRY TURNER & ELIZABETH his wife of Hanover Parish King George County of one part & CHARLES DEANE of same .. by deeds of lease & release .. for sum Two hundred pounds current money of Virginia sold 250 acres in Hanover Parish being part of 1000 acres of land formerly granted unto SYLVESTER THATCHER by Pattent dated 6th October 1656 & afterwards again granted unto Sylvester Thatcher by Pattent 18th March 1660 it being the land that DAVID ROUSSAUX now rents of
the said Harry Turner & Dwelleth thereon ..
Presence Max. Robinson, Harry Turner
Jos. Morton, Richd. Payne Elizabeth Turner
At a court held 6th September 1745 .. Deeds of lease & release & Receipt of consideration money recorded.
SAMUEL SKINKER, MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON & JOSEPH MORTON Gent. .. being Justices .. to take acknowledgment & privy Examination of said Elizabeth Turner .. September 6, 1745. Commission with Certificate signed by Max. Robinson & Jos. Morton .. admitted to record.

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James Hughes 2006-02-04 14:29:49
Deed Data Pool

typ patent
!ID CE#
ref VPB 6 p61
dat 17 Aprill 1667
frm Sr. Wm. Berkeley knt Govr. &c
to James Coghill [then to Valentine Allen]
re 1050a in the Freshes of Rappahanock Co. on the S side the river
con Transp. of 21 Pr.s.
loc 163584 47264 F127 L0 P255
pt A) at a small mrked red oake about a Mile from the head of the E branch of Potobaco creeke standing in a Line of Trees of Mr Robt. Paines Clarke (Clerke) whence runing over severall pathes that goes to Potobacco Towne ln WNW; 466P; Robt. Paine, over sev. paths to Potobacco Towne
pt B) mrked double poplar standing in the head of a br. of Potobacco Run whence West ln n;; fm head of a Br. of Potobacco Run
pt C) a red oake next the Land of Mr Silvester Thatcher ln N; ; fm next the Land of Mr Silvester Thatcher
pt D) the Maine run of Potobaco 292P more lm n; 292P; frm Maine Run of Potobaco
pt E) ln N; 244P;
pt F) a red oake in the Indian line ln SE; 200P; fm the Indian Line
pt G) a pohickery lm ESE; 320P;
pt H) red oake ln NNE; 66P;
pt I) a white oake ln SExE; 42P;
pt J) a red oake a Corner tree of the land of Mr. Robt. Paine thence with Mr. Paines Line ln S; 386P; Robt. Paine, Intercepting South path
pt K) a red oake lc SxE; 20P;
end

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Name: Marla Moore
Email: m.moore1@Bresnan dot net
Note:
Land Grants of interest:

Title Smith, Toby.
Publication 6 September 1654.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Related See also the following surname(s): Smyth.
Note Location: Lancaster County.
Description: 1600 acres on the north side of Rappahannock River adjoining the land of William ____, Walter Dickenson and William Yarrett.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 3, 1652-1655, p. 328 (Reel 2).

Title Dickenson, Walter.
Publication 6 September 1654.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Related See also the following surname(s): Dickeson, Dickinson.
Note Location: Lancaster County.
Description: 800 acres on the north side and within the freshes of Rappa. River. begg. next to the land of Wm. Yarrett.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 3, 1652-1655, p. 327 (Reel 2).

Title Thatcher, Sylvester.
Publication 18 March 1660.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Related See also the following surname(s): Thacher, Thacker.
Note Location: County location not given.
Description: 1000 acres on the north side of Rappahannock River: Beg.g at a creek which divideth the said Thatcher and William Yarratt.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 4, 1655-1664, p. 601 (Reel 4).

Title Smith, Henry.
Publication 24 September 1664.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Related See also the following surname(s): Smyth.
Note Location: Lancaster County.
Grantee(s): Smith, Henry & Smith, Wm.
Description: 1600 acres on the north side of Rappahannock river, Begg. &c near a small marsh oposite to Colemans Marsh; adjoining thd land of Walter Dickenson, Wm. Yarrett &c.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 5, 1661-1666 (v.1 & 2 p.1-369), p. 435 (Reel 5).
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1637-1643 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 1, Part 2; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 150
SILVESTER THACKER & ANTHONY FULLIAMB, 100 acs. Isle of Wight Co., Oct. 22, 1643, Page 937.
Lying upon Pagan Point Bay, E. upon land of Mr. Thomas Davis & S. upon Mr. John Mahoone. Trans. of 2 pers:
John Cockett & Sarah Robinson.
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1643-1651 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 2; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 190
MR. JAMES WILLIAMSON, 1150 acs. In Rappa. Riv. on the N. side, 150 acs. being marsh. 22 May 1650, p. 211. Trans. of 23 pers: Silvester Thacher, Wm. Freeman, Robert Dunn, Wm. Harrison, Kath. Peirce, James Loyd, John Richardson, Henry Crompton, Edward Hurt, William Jury, Methusalem Hart, Ralph England, Wm. Hutt (or Nutt), Robert Wildge, Morgan Davis, Eliza. Harton, Walter Owens, Jno. Cadin, Wm. Jefferson, John Fennell, Marg. Baker, John Davis, Tho. Whitlock.
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1643-1651 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 2; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 202
SILVESTER THATCHER & THOMAS WHITLOCKE, 1,000 acs. lyeing on the N. side of Rappa. Riv., next above land of Mr. Wm, Yarrett. 29 Oct. 1650, p. 263. Trans. of 20 pers: William James, Anne Coffin, Thomas Fowler, Robert Gilley, John Green, Thomas Hodges, William Price, John Wheatly, Ann Wigg, Math. Mithell (or Michell), John Matlin, Dorothy Clarke, Wm. Gray, Thomas Wright, James Hall, John Smith, Richard Nicolson, John Thorowgood, Samuell Nichols, Jeffery Candy.
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1653-1656 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 3; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 315
RICHARD COLEMAN, 600 as. upon the N. side of Rappa. Riv., adj. land of Silvester Thatcher & Thomas Whitlock & beg. upon the head of a branch of Mr. Smarts Creek. 9 June 1654, p.373. Trans. of 12 pers.•
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1653-1656 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 3; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 319
SILVESTER THATCHER, 1,000 an., on N. side of Rappa. Riv., beg. at a creek dividing his own & land of William Yarrett, parallel to land of Thomas Whitelock &c. 6 Oct. 1656, p. 388. 500 an. being the moiety of a patent granted unto him & Thomas Whitelock, & 500 an. for trans. of 10 pers: William Bullock, Elizabeth Clerck, And. Mills, Roger Thomas.
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1655-1664 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 4; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 374
JOHN SMART, 1400 acs. on N. side of Rappa. Riv. next above the land of Silvester Thatcher & Thomas Whitelock, running along a little creek dividing their land. 15 Mar. 1657, p. 211,
(307). Granted unto Robert Bird 29 July 1650 & assigned unto sd. Smart.
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1655-1664 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 4; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 404
WILL DRUMMOND, Gent., 4750 acs. Westmoreland Co., 20 Sept. 1661, p. 326, (446). Beg. a mile from the Nominy Riv., S. & Wly. & on the back of land belonging to Jno. Wood. Trans. of 95 pers: Samll. Howard, Jno. Thomson, Wm. Cooke, Eliz. Smith, Jno. Warren, Fran. James, Richd. Harma, Jno. Cotton, An Dunbar, Wm. Worden, Marg. Rowlins, Geo. Howkett, Samll. Harford, Robt. Floring, Jno. Greene, Tho. Wood, Rich. Parker, Fran. Willis, Henry Mills, Alice Potter, Mary Hunt, Daniell Wms. (Williams), Dennis Shorpe, James Adkins, Jno. Poore, James Man, Erasmus Pewry (or Penry), Mary Smith, Wm. Cooke, Lawrence Hooker, Saml. Welch, Dennis Watkins, Dann. Dickins, Michaell Wadloe, Nich Spruce, Mary Spruce, Henrick Vandulett, Robt. Surlin, Elinor Woodbridge, James Bruce, Henry Sand (or Sanders), Silvest. Thacker, Dorothy Thacker, Jno. Deane, Wm. Hope, Francis Jones, Jno. Worlech, Nath. Spencer, Rich. Spicor, Mathew Hains, Wm. Thompson, Jane Salter, Mary Wood, Daniell Parker, Walter Wms. (Williams), Gartred Sparkes, Francis Spie, Martin Woodliffe, Robt. Savin, Rich. Palmer, SamII. Prime (or Prince), Nich. Wells, Wm. Johnson, Isaak Rose, Patriak Wicks, Jno. Hobbs, Mary Hart, Sam11. Davis, Tho. Portman, Nich. Smart, Dann. Wills, Rich. Forrest, Jno. Roak (?), Jane Wallis, Tim. Saltir, Robt. Datrill, Phill. Woodford, Wm. Garrett, Tho. Johnson, Ralph Mathew. Henry Betts, Mary Bateman, 8 Negroes, Robt. Serly, Davy Darlins, Roger Armes, Jno. Huger (or Hager), Tho. Keiton.
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1655-1664 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 4; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 430
SILVESTER THATCHER, 1000 acs. N. side of Rappa. Riv., 18 Mar. 1660 p. 105 (601). Beg. at a little Cr. which devides sd. Thatcher & Wm. Yarratt, running N. along the river &c. to land of Thomas Whitlock &c. Renewal of pattent dated 6 Oct. 1656.
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 18
JAMES COGHILL (also written Cogbill), 1050 acs. in the freshes of Rappa. Co., on the S. side, beg. aboute a mile from the head of the E'wd. br. of Potobaco Cr., in a line of Mr. Robt., Paine, Clarke, over severall paths to Potobaco Towne, to Potobaco Run, next to Mr. Silvester Thatcher, &c. to the Indian line &c. 17 Apr. 1667, p. 61. Trans. of 21 pers: Wm. Thompson, Isaak Rose, Patriak Weekes, Jno. Hobbs, Mary Hart, Samll. Davis, Tho. Portman, Lich. Smart, Data Willis. Rich. Forrest, Jno. Rock, Jane Willis. Timothy Salter, Robs. Datrill, Phill. Woodford, Wm. Garrett, Tho. Johnson, Ralph Mathew, Henry Batts, Mary Bateman. Wm. Worde
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 18
ALEXANDER FLEMING. 2750 acs. in the freshes of Rappa. Co.. S. side the river, aboute 2 mi. up Pwomansend Cr. &c.. crossing severall paths to Nanzatico &c.. to land of Will. White, to Mr. Robt. Paine &c., to maine run of Potobacco Cr.. over severall paths to Nanzatico. thence on maine run of Powmansend &c. 17 Apr. 1667, p. 62. Trans. of 55 pers: Margtt. Rawlins, Geo. Howlett, Samll. Harford, Robt. Floring, Jno. Greene, Tho. Wood, Rich. Parker, Francis Willis, Henry Mills, Benjamin Daniell, Lawrence Hooker, Michaell Wadloe, Robt. Spurtin (or Spurlin), Alice Potter, Mary Hunt, Dann. Williams, Dennis Shorpe, James Adkins, Silvester Thatcher, Dorothy Thatcher, Jno. Deane, Wm. Hope. Fran. Jones, Wm. Crofts, Samll. Welch, Nich. Spruce, Elinor Woodbridge, Jno. Worlock, Nicb Spensor, Rich. Spicer, Math. Haines (or Harris), Wm. Thomson, Jane Saltir, Mary Wood. Daniell Parker, Walter Williams, Gartreed Sparkes, Jno. Huchenson, Dennis Watkins, Mary Spruce, James Bruce, Francis Pye. Martin Woodliffe, Robt. Savin, Rich. Palmer, Samll. Prince, Nicholas Willis, Grace Andrewes, Symon Grey, Jno. Sexton, Stephen Michaell. Jno. Mullis, DanII. Dickins, Hen. Vandulett, Henry Sanders
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 19
MR. SILVESTER THATCKER, 1050 acs. Rappa. Co., S. side the Riv. in the freshes, aboute 2 mi. from Potobacco Towne, beg. next to land of James Cog- &c. 17 Apr. 1667, p. 63. Trans. of 21 pers: Jno. Goose, Wm. Snip, Nich. Holmes, Robt. Arnall, James Darby, Walter Dixon, Mary Wood, Jeffrey Fletcher, Tim Wallis, Jane Powell, Jno. Savidge, Wm. Harte, Thu. Parsons, Mary Hart, Samil. Price, James House, Walter Haines, Ralph Holt, Jno. Watkins, Tho. Footer (or Foster), Will. Davis.¹

     Daniel Gorsuch was born before 1588 at London, co. Middlesex, England.¹ He married Alice Hall before 1608 at London, co. Middlesex, England,
; According to Early Col. Settlers, their first born child listed, John, was b ca 1608.^2,1
Daniel Gorsuch died between 6 October 1638 and 24 November 1638 at Walkern, Hertfordshire, England; Presumably died between date of will and date of probate thereof.¹

His estate was probated on 24 November 1638 at Walkern, Hertfordshire, England.¹

      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
VIRGINIA GLEANINGS IN ENGLAND; The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Page 146:

There is a pedigree of this family in the visitation of London, 1633-35 (Harleian Society, p. 327). It begins with William Gorsuch, merchant, of London, "descended out of Lancashire from Gorsuch nigh Ormschurch," who married Amite, daughter of Hillson, and neice of Robert HiIlson, merchant, of London. They had a son, the testator, Daniel Gorsuch, merchant, of London, and Alderman's deputy for Bishopsgate Ward, who married Alice, daughter of John Hall, of London, merchant, and sometime one of the Bridge- masters. Daniel Gorsuch had two children, Rev. John (above) and Katherine, wife of Thomas Haynes, of Auborne, Wiltshire.] GAV-11.

Daniel Gorsuch left a will on 6 October 1638 at Walkern, Hertfordshire, Virginia, USA;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
DANIEL GORSUCH of Walkerne, county Hertford, gent., late citizen and mercer of London. Will October 6, 1638; proved 24 November 1638. Laudable custom of City of London where I was born one third to wife one third to children, and one third disposed by testator. My wife Alice shall receive during her life all my rents in Southwarke which I hold by lease of dean and Chapter of Canterbury. After her death to John Gorsuch my son his executors and assigns, said wife to pay yearly and half yearly £34. 3s. 6d. at Dr. Warners house in Lyme Street.
To said Alice my wife the rent of my three houses in Bishopsgate which I hold in fee simple now let at £37 per annum, two years hence £56. The quit rent of 3s. 6d. my wife shall pay to St. Bart's Hospital.
To said wife out of a lease I hold of the City of London the rent which shall be due from William Hedgies and from Christopher Bond and from George Mourton.
To said wife all my plate and household stuff which I value at £200 for her use during life. After to son John, if said John die before my wife then to Anne his wife, otherwise to such of their children who may be living.
To my son my apparel. He shall receive all my rents in Thames Street, £88 yearly, and part of my rents in Bishopsgate of George Mullet, Innkeeper at the Angell £50 per annum, of William Herdmeate £42 and of John Burton £16. Said son shall pay £11. 13s. 4d. yearly to City of London.
To said son all horses, cattle about parsonage grounds. I wish that he leave the same to his wife Anne if she survives.
To my daughter Katherine Haines in lieu of 6th part, £500 out of monies in East India Co's hands.
To her husband Thomas Haynes £20 for mourning.
To Daniel Haynes my godson £5.
To my daughter Ann Gorsuch £20.
To my grandchild John. son of my son John and his heirs all those freeholds in Weston, county Hertford which I purchased of Robert Rumbold. Whereas I have lately contracted with Mr. Kimpton of Weston aforesaid to pay him for lands freehold and copyhold £1626. 16s. od. of which he has received 20S earnest. My will is that these lands shall be settled to the use of five of my grandchildren, my son John's children, viz: Daniell, William, Katherine, Robert, and Richard Gorsuch. And also to other children of said son John to be begotten, said estate to remain to survivors and their heirs. My brother in law Jonathan Browne Doctor of Civil Law will with my son John and Mr. Berisford of Munden my brother shall be trustees. If said Kimpton shall not confirme said estate, then said trustees shall disburse like sum of £1626. 16s. in land to be settled on said grandchildren, which sum is now ready to be paid by my executrix in case I depart this life before settlement. If all my grandchildren do depart this life before 21 years of age then to the heirs of me the said Daniell Gorsuch for ever. To my godchildren 40s. apiece. I forgive my cousin Edward Gorsuch in Lancs. the sum of £11 odd. To my Cosen Ferdinando Morecrosse ,£3 in remembrance. To my cosen Margarett Browne in lieu of £5 left by Mother Hall deceased, and of £1 2 left her by her father I add thereto so much to make up £200 to be paid at her marriage or otherwise. To poor of Walkerne where I now live £20. If my cosen Barnard or his wife be living either of them shall have 12d. paid them every week. To my said brother Joanthan Browne D C. L. £10 for mourning entreating him to be overseer of my will. To said Richard Berisford £10. To William Gorsuch my gold ring with W. G. engraved on it. Lastly I ordeine my wife Alice Gorsuch together with my dutiful son John Gorsuch Joynt executors to whom the residue of all my goods. My desire is that my said brother Dr. Browne, said son john, and my brother Mr. Berisford shall provide for my daughter Anne Gorsuch if she shall outlive her husband. My executors shall weekly pay 12d. to Mary Brand during her life. Witnesses: John Beale, Francis Backwith, Joanthan Waller, and Nicole Clarke.
Lee, 165.
From Vol. XVII, No. 3 (July 1909), p. 302.

     Alice Hall was born before 1592 at London, co. Middlesex, England.¹ She married Daniel Gorsuch before 1608 at London, co. Middlesex, England,
; According to Early Col. Settlers, their first born child listed, John, was b ca 1608.^1,2
Alice Hall died after 1638 at Walkern, Hertfordshire, England.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
VIRGINIA GLEANINGS IN ENGLAND; The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Page 146:
There is a pedigree of this family in the visitation of London, 1633-35 (Harleian Society, p. 327). It begins with William Gorsuch, merchant, of London, "descended out of Lancashire from Gorsuch nigh Ormschurch," who married Amite, daughter of Hillson, and neice of Robert HiIlson, merchant, of London. They had a son, the testator, Daniel Gorsuch, merchant, of London, and Alderman's deputy for Bishopsgate Ward, who married Alice, daughter of John Hall, of London, merchant, and sometime one of the Bridge- masters. Daniel Gorsuch had two children, Rev. John (above) and Katherine, wife of Thomas Haynes, of Auborne, Wiltshire.]
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DANIEL GORSUCH of Walkerne, county Hertford, gent., late citizen and mercer of London. Will October 6, 1638; proved 24 November 1638. Laudable custom of City of London where I was born one third to wife one third to children, and one third disposed by testator. My wife Alice shall receive during her life all my rents in Southwarke which I hold by lease of dean and Chapter of Canterbury. After her death to John Gorsuch my son his executors and assigns, said wife to pay yearly and half yearly £34. 3s. 6d. at Dr. Warners house in Lyme Street.
To said Alice my wife the rent of my three houses in Bishopsgate which I hold in fee simple now let at £37 per annum, two years hence £56. The quit rent of 3s. 6d. my wife shall pay to St. Bart's Hospital.
To said wife out of a lease I hold of the City of London the rent which shall be due from William Hedgies and from Christopher Bond and from George Mourton.
To said wife all my plate and household stuff which I value at £200 for her use during life. After to son John, if said John die before my wife then to Anne his wife, otherwise to such of their children who may be living.
To my son my apparel. He shall receive all my rents in Thames Street, £88 yearly, and part of my rents in Bishopsgate of George Mullet, Innkeeper at the Angell £50 per annum, of William Herdmeate £42 and of John Burton £16. Said son shall pay £11. 13s. 4d. yearly to City of London.
To said son all horses, cattle about parsonage grounds. I wish that he leave the same to his wife Anne if she survives.
To my daughter Katherine Haines in lieu of 6th part, £500 out of monies in East India Co's hands.
To her husband Thomas Haynes £20 for mourning.
To Daniel Haynes my godson £5.
To my daughter Ann Gorsuch £20.
To my grandchild John. son of my son John and his heirs all those freeholds in Weston, county Hertford which I purchased of Robert Rumbold. Whereas I have lately contracted with Mr. Kimpton of Weston aforesaid to pay him for lands freehold and copyhold £1626. 16s. od. of which he has received 20S earnest. My will is that these lands shall be settled to the use of five of my grandchildren, my son John's children, viz: Daniell, William, Katherine, Robert, and Richard Gorsuch. And also to other children of said son John to be begotten, said estate to remain to survivors and their heirs. My brother in law Jonathan Browne Doctor of Civil Law will with my son John and Mr. Berisford of Munden my brother shall be trustees. If said Kimpton shall not confirme said estate, then said trustees shall disburse like sum of £1626. 16s. in land to be settled on said grandchildren, which sum is now ready to be paid by my executrix in case I depart this life before settlement. If all my grandchildren do depart this life before 21 years of age then to the heirs of me the said Daniell Gorsuch for ever. To my godchildren 40s. apiece. I forgive my cousin Edward Gorsuch in Lancs. the sum of £11 odd. To my Cosen Ferdinando Morecrosse ,£3 in remembrance. To my cosen Margarett Browne in lieu of £5 left by Mother Hall deceased, and of £1 2 left her by her father I add thereto so much to make up £200 to be paid at her marriage or otherwise. To poor of Walkerne where I now live £20. If my cosen Barnard or his wife be living either of them shall have 12d. paid them every week. To my said brother Joanthan Browne D C. L. £10 for mourning entreating him to be overseer of my will. To said Richard Berisford £10. To William Gorsuch my gold ring with W. G. engraved on it. Lastly I ordeine my wife Alice Gorsuch together with my dutiful son John Gorsuch Joynt executors to whom the residue of all my goods. My desire is that my said brother Dr. Browne, said son john, and my brother Mr. Berisford shall provide for my daughter Anne Gorsuch if she shall outlive her husband. My executors shall weekly pay 12d. to Mary Brand during her life. Witnesses: John Beale, Francis Backwith, Joanthan Waller, and Nicole Clarke.
Lee, 165.
From Vol. XVII, No. 3 (July 1909), p. 302.¹ GAV-11.

     Katherine Gorsuch was born before 1622 at London, co. Middlesex, England.¹ She married Thomas Haynie before 1638 at London, co. Middlesex, England.²

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
VIRGINIA GLEANINGS IN ENGLAND; The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Page 146:

There is a pedigree of this family in the visitation of London, 1633-35 (Harleian Society, p. 327). It begins with William Gorsuch, merchant, of London, "descended out of Lancashire from Gorsuch nigh Ormschurch," who married Amite, daughter of Hillson, and neice of Robert HiIlson, merchant, of London. They had a son, the testator, Daniel Gorsuch, merchant, of London, and Alderman's deputy for Bishopsgate Ward, who married Alice, daughter of John Hall, of London, merchant, and sometime one of the Bridge- masters. Daniel Gorsuch had two children, Rev. John (above) and Katherine, wife of Thomas Haynes, of Auborne, Wiltshire.]

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James Hughes 2006-05-08 10:26:36
Early Virginia Immigrants, 1623 -1666 , Page 132

Gorsuch, Elizabeth, 1652, by Tho. Hoane, (???) Co.
Gorsuch, Lovelace, 1652, by Tho. Hoane, (???) Co.
Gorsuch, Charles, 1652, by Tho. Hoane, (???) Co.
Gorsuch, Kath., 1652, by Tho. Hoane, (???) Co.
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DANIEL GORSUCH of Walkerne, county Hertford, gent., late citizen and mercer of London. Will October 6, 1638; proved 24 November 1638. Laudable custom of City of London where I was born one third to wife one third to children, and one third disposed by testator. My wife Alice shall receive during her life all my rents in Southwarke which I hold by lease of dean and Chapter of Canterbury. After her death to John Gorsuch my son his executors and assigns, said wife to pay yearly and half yearly £34. 3s. 6d. at Dr. Warners house in Lyme Street.
To said Alice my wife the rent of my three houses in Bishopsgate which I hold in fee simple now let at £37 per annum, two years hence £56. The quit rent of 3s. 6d. my wife shall pay to St. Bart's Hospital.
To said wife out of a lease I hold of the City of London the rent which shall be due from William Hedgies and from Christopher Bond and from George Mourton.
To said wife all my plate and household stuff which I value at £200 for her use during life. After to son John, if said John die before my wife then to Anne his wife, otherwise to such of their children who may be living.
To my son my apparel. He shall receive all my rents in Thames Street, £88 yearly, and part of my rents in Bishopsgate of George Mullet, Innkeeper at the Angell £50 per annum, of William Herdmeate £42 and of John Burton £16. Said son shall pay £11. 13s. 4d. yearly to City of London.
To said son all horses, cattle about parsonage grounds. I wish that he leave the same to his wife Anne if she survives.
To my daughter Katherine Haines in lieu of 6th part, £500 out of monies in East India Co's hands.
To her husband Thomas Haynes £20 for mourning.
To Daniel Haynes my godson £5.
To my daughter Ann Gorsuch £20.
To my grandchild John. son of my son John and his heirs all those freeholds in Weston, county Hertford which I purchased of Robert Rumbold. Whereas I have lately contracted with Mr. Kimpton of Weston aforesaid to pay him for lands freehold and copyhold £1626. 16s. od. of which he has received 20S earnest. My will is that these lands shall be settled to the use of five of my grandchildren, my son John's children, viz: Daniell, William, Katherine, Robert, and Richard Gorsuch. And also to other children of said son John to be begotten, said estate to remain to survivors and their heirs. My brother in law Jonathan Browne Doctor of Civil Law will with my son John and Mr. Berisford of Munden my brother shall be trustees. If said Kimpton shall not confirme said estate, then said trustees shall disburse like sum of £1626. 16s. in land to be settled on said grandchildren, which sum is now ready to be paid by my executrix in case I depart this life before settlement. If all my grandchildren do depart this life before 21 years of age then to the heirs of me the said Daniell Gorsuch for ever. To my godchildren 40s. apiece. I forgive my cousin Edward Gorsuch in Lancs. the sum of £11 odd. To my Cosen Ferdinando Morecrosse ,£3 in remembrance. To my cosen Margarett Browne in lieu of £5 left by Mother Hall deceased, and of £1 2 left her by her father I add thereto so much to make up £200 to be paid at her marriage or otherwise. To poor of Walkerne where I now live £20. If my cosen Barnard or his wife be living either of them shall have 12d. paid them every week. To my said brother Joanthan Browne D C. L. £10 for mourning entreating him to be overseer of my will. To said Richard Berisford £10. To William Gorsuch my gold ring with W. G. engraved on it. Lastly I ordeine my wife Alice Gorsuch together with my dutiful son John Gorsuch Joynt executors to whom the residue of all my goods. My desire is that my said brother Dr. Browne, said son john, and my brother Mr. Berisford shall provide for my daughter Anne Gorsuch if she shall outlive her husband. My executors shall weekly pay 12d. to Mary Brand during her life. Witnesses: John Beale, Francis Backwith, Joanthan Waller, and Nicole Clarke.
Lee, 165.
From Vol. XVII, No. 3 (July 1909), p. 302.
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CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS - PATENT BOOK 3; Page 275
THEO. HOANE, Gent., 130 an. Lancaster Co., on N. side of Rappa. Riv., 22 Feb. 1652, p. 187. (Record incomplete). Trans. of 3 pers: Robert Gorsuch, Richard Gorsuch, Anne Gorsuch.
SAME. 720 acs. on N. side of Rappa. Riv., beg. on Ewd. side of a branch running out of the head of Cosotawaman Riv. &c. Same date, p. 188. Trans. of 15 pers: Elizabeth Gorsuch, Charles Gorsuch, Lovelace, Gorsuch, Kath. Gorsuch, Sarah Chandler, Daniel Chandler, Alice Stanley, Mary Clarke, Elizabeth Kitchin, Thomas Penn, Daniel Smith, William Penn, Row. Beamond, Richard Smith, Tho. Forecraft.¹