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English Duplicates of Lost Virginia Records T iPlCTP \jrIRG by Lot L I B RAHY OF THL UN IVER.SITY Of ILLINOIS 975.5 D4-5"e ILL. HJST. survey Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign http://archive.org/details/englishduplicateOOdesc English Duplicates of Lost Virginia Records compiled by Louis des Cognets, Jr. © 1958, Louis des Cognets, Jr. P.O. Box 163 Princeton, New Jersey This book is dedicated to my grandmother ANNA RUSSELL des COGNETS in memory of the many years she spent writing two genealogies about her Virginia ancestors \ i FOREWORD This book was compiled from material found in the Public Record Office during the summer of 1957. Original reports sent to the Colonial Office from Virginia were first microfilmed, and then transcribed for publication. Some of the penmanship of the early part of the 18th Century was like copper plate, but some was very hard to decipher, and where the same name was often spelled in two different ways on the same page, the task was all the more difficult. May the various lists of pioneer Virginians contained herein aid both genealogists, students of colonial history, and those who make a study of the evolution of names. In this event a part of my debt to other abstracters and compilers will have been paid. Thanks are due the Staff at the Public Record Office for many heavy volumes carried to my desk, and for friendly assistance. Mrs. William Dabney Duke furnished valuable advice based upon her considerable experience in Virginia research. Mrs .Olive Sheridan being acquainted with old English names was especially suited to the secretarial duties she faithfully performed. CONTENTS PAGE CIVIL & MILITARY OFFICERS, STAFFORD COUNTY, 1702 252 PRINCESS ANNE 1702 254 CLERGY, ADDRESS of 1696 242 and PARISHES 1702 250 ti ii 1703 267 CONVEYANCES From PROPRIETORS OFFICE 1669 - 1690 54 CORONORS 1710 4 COUNCIL, Distance They Live from Williamsburg 1697 244 Person Recommended for, 1693 240 1696 241 1697 243 1699 256 About 1722 259 Relationship About 1716 258 COUNTY OFFICERS 1699 7 Present State of Virginia 1702 11 ti ii ti ii 1714 20 ii n ii ii 1726 30 ii ii it ii 1729 44 DELINQUENT ESTATES, BONDS for, 237 DUNBARTON, Survey of FRIGATE 238 FRENCH REFUGEES AT KANICAN TOWH 264 GENERAL COURT, SUITS Brought to 1693 239 GRAND JURY etc 1697 245 1698 246 1700 261 1702 253 1703 271 1716 258 1720 273 GRIEVANCES after BACON'S REBELLION 233 JURY, REGARDING BUILDIMG of WILLIAMSBURG 1699 247 JUSTICES OF THE *KACE 1707 3 1710 4 1712 5 MAP, Northern Neok of Virginia, undated 316 ii ii ii ii 1737 319 MILITIA OFFICERS 1703 269 NAVAL OFFICERS & COLLECTORS 1699 - 1700 260 NEGROES, SAfcE of 54 PATENTS Pamunkey Neck Claims 57 Indian Lease Titles 62 Blackwater Patents & Claims 64 Indian Claims to Pamunkey Neck & Blackw ater 66 To Whom Granted and where 1700 67 1701 68 1702 71 Blackwater 1702 72 1703 74 April 1704 75 October • 1704 76 1705 77 1706 79 CONTENTS PAGE PATENTS Granted by Spotswood 1710 - 1718 91 1713 113 1723 114 1720 115 Colonel Spotswood's Land 1725 116 Forks of Rappahanock 1735 118 PETITION to QUEEN from PLANTERS 1706 272 of SHIPS MASTERS 1701 314 to LORDS COMMISSIONERS 1703 268 to George, PRINCE of DENMARK 1702 257 to Gov. Francis Nicholson 1699 255 PIRATE'S PRISONERS 1700 263 QUIT RENT ROLLS 1704 123 SCALEKEEPERS 1714 6 SHERIFFS - 1680,1699,1700,1701,1702,1706,1707, 1708, 1709, 1710, 1711, 1712, 1714, 1715 1 SHIPS 1692 274 Bonds For, 1698 313 MASTERS and OWNERS I698 - 1706 280 and MASTERS 1701 31*5 SURVEYORS 1699 1 1707 3 WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE, President, Masters etc. 1695 and 1702 56 INDEX 324 (1) List of Sheriffs Appointed 16th June 1680 New Kent County Capt. Jno. Lewis Accomaok County Capt. Edmund Scarburgh Westmorland County Col. Will'm Pierce James City County Mr. Edm'd Jenning List of Sheriffs Appointed 22nd July 1680 Middlesex County Co. Christ' r Wormeley Gloster County MaJ'r John Armlstead Yorke County Capt. Fran: Page Isle of Wight Mr. Thomas Pitt Lancaster Capt. Daniel Fox Rappahanook Mr. Henry Smith List of Sheriffs Appointed 1699 Henrico Thomas Cook King & Queen John Waller Charles Cltty Robert Boiling Glocester Mordecai Cook Surrey Thomas Holt Middlesex Sr. Wm. Skipwith, Isle of Wight Anthony Holladay Baronett Nansemond Francis Milner Essex John Talliaferro Princess Xnne John Thorowgood Richmond Norfolke Riohard Churoh Lancaster Alexander Swann Elizabeth City Coleman Brough Northumbe rland Rhodham Kennor Warwick William Cary Westmorland Alexander Spence James Citty Henry Duke Stafford George Mason Yorke Thomas Ballard Accomaok Thomas Welburne New Kent William Bassett Northampton Nathaniel Littleton List of Surveyors Appointed 1699 Henrico Rloh'd Ligon James City John Soan Charles City Theodorick Bland New Kent James Minge Surry & King & Queen Riohard Whitehead Isle of light Thomas Swan Middlesex Edwin Thacker Elizabeth City Accomack & & Warwick William Lowry Northampton Edm'd Scarburgh York & Essex & Gloucester Miles Cary Richmond Wm. Moseley Nansemond, Stafford Tho. Grigg Norfolk & Westmorland Alexander Spence Princess Ann Thomas Milner Northumberland George Cooper s (2) LI at of Sheriffs Appointed 1700 Henri oo Franois Epps King & Queen John Walker Charles City Littlebury Epps Gloucester James Ran s one Surry Win. Brown Jr. Middlesex Robert Dudley Isle of Wight Arthur Smith Esses James Bougham Nansemond George Norsworthy Richmond Sam'l Peachey Norfolk Rio hard Churoh Lancaster William Ball Prinoess Anne Wm. Cornex Northumberland Charles Lee Elizabeth City Walter Bayley Westmorland Willoughby Allerton Varwiok Thomas Merry Stafford Rloh'd Fossaker York Henry Tyler Accomack Geo. Nioh'o Haok James City Thomas Cowles Northampton John Robbins New Kent Nioh'o Meriwether List of Sheriffs Appointed 1701 Henrioo John Wo rsham King & Queen John Waller Charles City Mioajah Lowe Gloucester John Gwin Surry Thomas Holt Middlesex Matt: Kemp Isle of Wight John Pitt Essex John Taliafero Nansemond Rich; Awburn Riohmond John Tapley Princess Ann Adam Thorowgood Lancaster Alex: Swann Norfolk Tho: Willoughby No rt humb e rl and Eliza: City Coleman Brough Westmorland Charles Ashton Warwiok Miles Wills Stafford John Waugh Jr. York Dan' 11 Taylor Aooomaok John Watts James City Tho: Mount fort Northampton Littleton Robins New Kent John King List of Sheriffs Appointed April 25th 1702 Norfolk Samuell Boush Glocester Petter Kemp Nanslmond Charles Drewry King & Queen Jno. Walker Isle of Wight Wm. Bridger King William Jno. Waller Surry Middlesex Sr. Wm. Skipwith Charles Cltty Charles Goodrich Essex Tho. Merriwheather Henerico Giles Webb Riohmond Jno. Downman New Kent Nioh'o Merrl weather Lancaster Henery Fleett James Cltty Thomas Cowles Northumberland Jno. Harris York Henery Tylor Westmoreland Lewis Markham Warwiok Thomas Merry Stafford Charles Ellis Elizabeth City Nicholas Curie Aocomaok Southampton List of Sheriffs Appointed for 1706 Henrioo Jno. Boiling King & Queen John Walker Charles City R'd Bradford Middlesex Matt: Kemp Prince George Fra: Mai lory Gloucester Conq't Wyatt Surry Tho: Holt Essex Tho: Merrl wether Isle of Wight Nath: Rldly Ri chmond Wm. Tayloe Nansemond Luke Havel Id Lancaster Jno. Turberville Norfolk Matt: Splvy No rthumbe rland Rlch'd Hanie Princess Ann Hen: Chapman Westmorland Will'o Allerton Elizabeth City Fra: Ballard Stafford Geo. Mason Warwick Tho: Haines New Kent Roger Thomson York Wm. Barber King William Mart'n Palmer James City David Bray n (3) LIST OF 3HERIFF3 APPOINTED April 25th 1707 Henrico Jno. Boiling New Kent Roger Thomson Charles City Jno. Epps King William Marten Palmer Prince George Fr: Mai lory Gloucester Conq: Wyat Surry Thos. Holt Middlesex Matt: Kemp Isle of light Nath: Ridley Essex Wm. Tom 11 Nansemond Luke Harvlld Riohmond Wm. Tayloe Norfolk Sam '11 Boush Stafford Wm. Fitzhugh Princess Anne Edw: Mosely Westmoreland Willoughby Allerton Eliza: City Fr: Ballard Northumberland Rioh'd Hainie Warwick Thomas Haynes Lancaster Jno. Turbarville York Wm. Barbar Accomack Tully Robinson James City Jno. Geddes Northampton Jno. Luke LIST OF SURVEYORS APPOINTED April 25th 1707 Miles Cary, Surveyor Generall Thomas Grigg for Stafford Wm. Thornton for Riohmond George Cooper for Northumberland Thos: Thomson for Westmoreland Thomas Cook for Middlesex LIST OF J. P. s APPOINTED April 26th 1707 King William County: Sam' 11 Normant, Jno. Cesar, George Purchase, Wm. Chadwick King & Queen County: Thos: Petti tt, John Maddison (4) Llat of Sheriffs Appointed April 28th 1708 Acoomaok John Brodhurst James City John Frays er Charles City Wm. Epes King William Thomas Carr Henrico Win. Randolph King & Queen Rich'd Anderson Prince George John Hamlin Gloucester Anthony Gregory Surry Joseph John Jaokman Essex John Lorn ax Isle of Wight Richmond Wm. Robinson Nansemond Thomas Jordan Lancaster Thomas Carter Norfolk Samuel Boush Northumberland George Cooper Frinoess Anne Edward Moseley Westmorland John Sturman Elizabeth City Thomas Tabb Stafford Warwick Matthew Jones Northampton Henry Stringer York Lawrence Smith Middlesex George Wort ham New Kent George Keeling List of Sheriffs Appointed April 26th 1709 Accomack Jno. Brodhurst New Kent Geo. Keeling Charles City Wm. Hunt James City Jno. Frayser Henrico Wm . Randolph King William Thomas Carr Prince George Jno> Hamlin King & Qtteen Rich'd Anderson Surry Jos: Jno. Jackman Gloucester Rob't Porteus Isle of Wight Henry Applewhite Essex Jno. Lorn ax Nansemond Thorn 1 s Jordan Middlesex Geo. Wortham Norfolk Matt'w Godfrey Riohmond Wm. Thornton Princess Anne Jno. Rieh'dsfcn Lancaster Thos. Carter Eliza: ffity Thos . Tabb Northumbe rland Thos. Cooper Warwick Matt'w
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