THE MAGNA CHARTA SURETIES, 1215

The Barons Named in the Magna Charta, 1215 and Some of Their Descendants Who Settled in America 1607-1650

By

ARTHUR ADAMS, PH.D.

Fellow of the Society of Genealogists of London; Fellow of the Society of Arlliquaries of London; !'resident of the American Society of Genealogists; Librarian of Lhc ;\cw England Historic-Genealogical Society aud Editor of the Register. and

FREDERICK LEWIS WEIS, TH.D. Fellow of the American Society of Gene;ilogists; Historian-General of the Socict y of the Descencl;11lls of the Colonial Clergy.

Second Authorized Edition With Revisions and Corrections by Walter Lee Sheppard, Jr.

Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company 1964 . . .. ·. .· Prol'crt-y O{ ·roRIC AL SOClfffY GLC\.I & HIS SAN AN1'0NTO dt!NEALO ' • I ' ~ ~ ···..• beth, his wife, and Thomas Lane with Jane, his wife, of Sur­ Thomas Lane, ye plantation whereon his father lived on with rey County (Elizabeth and Jane being daughters of John ye land belonging 100 acres and one iron pot and rack and, Flood, late of Surry County, deceased), and John being the etc. To my grandson, John Lane, ye plantation whereon I son of John Flood and wife, Margaret Finch, [widow of Wm lived with 100 acres, etc. To my grandson, Joseph Lane, 50 Finch]; said elder John Flood came to Virginia in 1610 on the acres of land, joining on both his brother,.s land, etc. To my "Sw:an"-reference, "Adventures of Purse & Person", 1607- 1625, page 175, by Riden. · granddaughter Rebecca Hart . ~,.. To Rebecca White, my gray mare, Bonny, etc. To my daughter Mary Hart, 'my horse, Surry County Will Book 8, page 428:' Will of Thomas Lane, Turk,'' ek (Mary had evidently married Thomas Piart.) I dated 8 Oct 1733, probated 20 _:f:i9v 1734: "To ~Ygrandson, do desire my will proved in Surry County Court House be- 1 - cause in ye county is my land. I do appoint my daughters, lJ · J Mary · Hart and _Rebecca White my ex.ecutors." Witness: \'/' f: _ Robert Ricks, Thomas Lanier, Wm Barton. (Thomas Lane J".r \ ~ f had only three grandsons, who were brothers as proved by· the ! (0(1 . g'> abo:e will, thus sons of the same man who e'vi~entlyhad died {>; . f ~/' f ~arher. , f '\ \ : .Cj I ,1o">~ , ...· issue of Thomas and Jane: · \ I r\'1\0fl . - 7 Mary Lane: m Thomas Hart . · \

[. - -- - - ! ------.. ____ §__ ~e~e~~ -~~-r.>-~:__1:1:1~==-~te __ / _' . , *9 Thomas Lane: b 1687-94 ·- r---- c- f 9 THOMAS LANE (3) THOMAS3 (2) THOMAS1 (1): b 1687- J 94; d 1721 in Surry County, Va; m Mary f Surry County, Virginia Records, Deeds and Wills, 1715 to

t 1730, Book 7, page 333: 12 May 1721, there was filed_~ true f and perfect inventory and appraisement of the estate of f Thom8:s Lane Jr., deceased, signed by Mary Lane, Administra- - ! tor. Total: 41 Pounds, 4 Shillings. Appraised by Wm Ruffin -·:=--·-::.'._-;-_::::-_ ----- .•~:-:----::- - 11 _, f -~ --=:::::-and--Wm-Holt_J.ohn__N~wsum_w:as alsQ__mentioned. Thomas

f~ -~"-·- Lane.Tr was-liter -prove~-tooe-the~~~-~ofTh~mastime -Sr; ---- • - who died 1733 in Sµrry County. Thomas Lane Jr and his wife, Mary, were the parents of Thomas, John and Joseph, as they were mentioned in the will of their grandfather, Thomas Lane Sr. issue: f *10 Thomas Lane r *11 John Lane: b prior to 1721 I *12 Joseph Lane .10 THOMAS LANE (4) THOMAS9 (3) THOMAS3 {2) l THOMAS1 (1): b prior to 1721 in Surry Co; d 177? in Surry 1 .lownes Cr~t::>-~WU'S where f 1 Co, Va; m Mary _ - - -;o rn as recc:>/ved his 400 __ 11 Deeds and Wills of Surry County, Virginia, Book 10, page . ~ere:>=~ S" re:'l'n l _:._ . ·-;8 ~ i 139: Will of Thomas Lane of Surry County, dated 5 Mar 1770, 1; 251 \'. ·--., probated 19 Mar 1771, "To my loving wife, Mary, two negroes 12EO acres awned . by Thos. lane 5r: named Peter and Sarah, and 1/ 3 of 100 acres of land I now 5on of /hos. Lane and wiFe E/tzabelh live on during her lifetime and after her death, said negro woman, Sarah, to 'my daughter, Sally Lane, and the negro Janes. man, Peter, to be equally divided between my sons, Ethelred and Thomas Lane. To my son, Ethelred Lane, 100 acres of r land which I purchased of my brother, John Lane. To son, ~Cl(~ Thomas, 100 acres being the other part of my land I now live on. My executors, loving wife and son, Ethelred Lane." Wit­ ness: Thos Bailey, John Bailey, Wm Bailey. (Here is proof that John Lane sold his 100 acres to his brother, Thomas ~..if':::ricri Lane. Note he still lived on the 100 acres he inherited from his grandfather in 1733, and which was designated as the plantation whereon his father, Thomas Lane, had lived when l /00 ClC r-es w.he.·.·;f(i·. /00 acre ·s··.. J_<::Jhn t I hedied.) . '!'" . . . _ =-~-~-..~ Thos. Lane ~r._ Laae 1i1he':'/fed. __ ~·-·---~---=

Deed~and Wills of Surry c~~~ty,_".'1r~mia:J?yTorrence: H --~=-.·- ~---~2. . t!?d when ~~J-1~ ~s~ld _fffo _-=---· Q--.- ---~ 1782,_WiH_of EJ;hek.eil ane;=etc. -(He-1s the-son of Thomas t h V Cl.--#' CT7i177~7/homos 1743 ~ane,above mentioned.) , , i 't) e /e • rn ~ \: issue: . ! ~ 11 was c;J1 ven 1 '0 -.t:: 13 Sally Lane I ~ his son 7hos · <:) 14 Ethelred Lane: diedc1782 1 \( /n hlro qrand- \. ~ 15 Thomas Lane 1- I f'afhers W/// - e t " /743 ·<'

ll . m!~~~;~s~;E:~~~:~:~1~~~:~~~[~:---.-_1 ___ _ _ ------?i/ Heath; m (2) Jane Heath (sister of John's first wife, Mar- ... j ' ) ~ \! tha); ~ S \ ~ 60 acres inher/fed bq Joseph ·('e,e \ . . Surry ~ountyDeed Book for 1741thru1743, page 128: 3 ~ J - ~\~

--~m - '~ · Jun 1743, John Lane Jr sold to Thomas Lane 100 acres, - - "'( . ;\~"which joined Thomas Lane, William Holt, ·John Drew, John ~·i \ "°',Cocke , etc., witness: Samuel Pittman, Benjamin Holt. John tl "Sunlight on the Southside,'' by Bell, lists the following \ Lane's wife, Martha, relinquishes her dower rights. (The "Jr" t-i tithes in Lunenburg County, parts of which later became Bed­ \ .in connection with John Lane's name indicates there is an ~ ford; Charlotte, Halifax and Mecklenburg Counties in 1754, older John Lane in Surry Co, Va., and doesn't necessarily in­ 1752, 1765, 1765 respectively: Page 79, John Lane, 1 tithe, etc . rt . dicate he is the son-~£a John Lane" .'.fhe will of Thomas ·Lane Page 79, John Lane, 1tithe,1748 , Wm Calwell, captain of sec­ ·., will prove ·that the above John Lane is his brother. John ·:. rl tion, Falling River to Little Roanoke. Page 90, John Lane, 1 sold the 100 .acres adjoining his brother, Thomas, which land .-- \ l · - tithe, 1749, Wm C~lwellsection, Falling River to Little Roa­ he inherited from his grandfather, Thomas Lane, deceased noke (this later became Bedford County in 1754; Campbell < ~-""1733. Also of note is the fact John's wife was Martha_.legend . County in 1781-82). Page 82, Wm Heath, 1tithe,1748, John that John's first wife was the sister of his second wife, Jane Phelps section, Falling Creek to Goose Creek upwards to ex- ..,_ Heath, dau of William and Martha Heath .. l 253 252 ...~ i - "' I 't' -' / .... 11- ~ :"., .... .~ rt 1...,1- · ..._.. __., I v 4- __.;

English Wills of Colonial Fatnilies

. ·by. Noel Currer-Briggs

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POLYANTHOS . Cotton port Edward LANE and William LANE are bound to administer the goods 362 of their nephew William LANE, late of Langdon. \li\LTER LANE HCC 1578/82 365 24 Sep 1578. Proved: 8 Dec 1578 at Worcester by Executrix. JOANE LANE Halter LANE of Langdon, Worcestershire. To be buried in HCC 1596/ll3g Langdon churchyard. To my son, John LANE, the lease of my Administration dated 8 Jan, 39 Eliz I. house wherein I now dwell, but my wife, Ellyne, to have the rule and goverrunent of during her widowhood. If she it Bond in the names of Robert RYVER of Pendock, Worcestershire, remarries, John to have it all. To my son John, one heifer farmer and John LANE, same, husbandman, the sum of now in the keeping of my brother Edward LANE, and other cattle of the in £100. LANE bound goods at the discretion of John GODWINEand my brother Edward, at John is to administer the of Joane 21. To my son William, £6 at 21 at the discretion of Edward LANE, his late mother, late of Pendock. LANE and John GODWINE, and cattle. Residue to wife, Ellyn, whom I make executrix. Supervisors: John GODWINE, Edward LANE. Witnesses: William BROOKE, Nicholas TERROT, clerk. 366 Inventory taken 6 Nov 1578 by Christopher BEALE and John GODWINEof Langdon, yeoman. · £15.10.4. JOHN LANE wee 1597/8 18 Jan 1597/8. Proved: 29 Mar 1598 at Worcester. 363 John LANE of Pendock, Worcestershire, the younger, husbandman. ELLEN LANE To be buried in the churchyard of Pendock. To brother, John HCC 1584/108 (Damaged) LANE, best / coat. To brother Christopher LANE, best doublet. 22 --- 1584. Proved: 12 Feb 1584/5 at Worcester by executor. To Steven MERRYan overworn coat. To nephew Thomas LANE new leather breeches and shirt. To brother Christopher's son, Ellen LANE of Langdon, widow. To be buried in Langdon church­ John LANE, my godson, half a bushel of wheat. To brother yard. To my son, John LANE, wheat, peas etc. To son William William LANE, sister Anne DANIELL, and sister Alice DAVIES, LANE, rest of goods and chattels. Executor: son, William one peck of wheat and one peck of rye each. To John MERREY, LANE. Supervisors: Nicholas TERROT, clerk, Christopher my wife's son and to John, his son, and to Elizabeth MUTT and

BEi\LE, Witnesses: John EVANS, Margaret BEALE. Debts due '..~,~', Margaret MERREY, my wife's daughters, 3/4 each. To the chil­

!.··i·..f.··· ' to testator: Henry KINGE and John GODllYNE£11.14.-. Inventory ::- . dren of John LANE, my brother, 12d each. To Joane BARRER 12d. taken 31 --- 1584 by Nicholas TERROT, clerk, Christopher BEALE, t.,::' To Thomas HALL, the elder, Thomas RAMSBURYand Katherine WATTS, John GODWINEand Edward LANE. £14.3.4. 6d each. To every godchild I have in Pendock 6d. Residue to Agnes, my wife, sole executrix. Witnesses: Thomas MERREY, Hilliam LANE, Margery MERREY. Inventory taken 30 Jan 1597/8 364 by Robert BEi\LE and Thomas MERREY. £42.-.-. lw ~ WILLIAM LANE ~ ~ HCC 1587/25b .) 367 Administration dated 19 May, 29 Eliz I. ti NICHOLAS LANE Bond in the names of William LANE of Bushley, Worcestershire, J HCC 1611/180d tailor, and Edward LANE of Bushley, farmer, and Richard BARNES i:'l Administration dated 24 Feb 1611!2. ~ of Hanley Castle, llorcestershire, farmer, in the sum of £40. :~ t ~'! 181 180 ~ ~ 1

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}. ' ~ ond in the names of Richard BIDELL of Bushley, Worcester­ Isabel LANE, daughters of William LANE 3/lf each. To William hire, farmer and 11illiam BIDDELL of the same, farmer, in the LANE, my brother, my best suit and to Margaret LANE, his 1·1ife, um of £100. Richard and Hilliam BIDDELL uncles of Edward, 5/-. Residue to John LANE, my brother - executor. Super­ alter, William, Nicholas, Thomas LANE, children of Nicholas visors: my friends John LAKEMANand John DUGMORE. Hitnesses: ANE, late of Pendock, during their minority. none. Inventory taken 1 Sep 1636 by John HEP-RY, John DUGMORE and Robert HALL. £10.9.2.

368 371 ICHOLAS LANE CC l612/9a JOHN LANE llCC 1641/137 nventory of Nicholas LANE of Bushley, husbandman exhibited Administration dated 15 May 16Lfl. .t Horcester 12 Apr 1612 by William BYDELL, one of the admini­ trators. Value £48.1.11. Bond in the names of William LANE of Strensham, Horcestershire, yeoman, and Hilliam DINGLEY of the same, gent, in the sum of £200. William LANE, son of John LANE, of Strensham, deceased 369 is bound to administer the goods of his late father. Uit­ AMPHLETT, DINGLEY. ' Richard William Inventory taken ~ nesses: :LIZABETH LANE 5 Dec 1640 by l·lilliam DINGLEY and Jolm WARNE. £ll9.15,L;. ICC 1623/ll2 l Apr 1623. Proved: --- 1623 at Worcester.

llizabeth LANE of Pendock, Worcestershire, widow. To be mried in Pendock churchyard. To son William LANE, 20/-. ' ~odaughter Alice ANFORD6/8 a year for 4 years. To son, Chomas LANE, all the rest of my goods, and I make him executor. iupervisors: John MERRY, Robert HALL. Witnesses: John ·1ERY, John COXSHOT, Robert HALL.

370 rI-IOMASLANE lCC 1636/138 LS Aug 1636. Proved: 16 Dec 1636.

Ihomas LANE of Pendock, Worcestershire, yeoman. To be buried in Pendock churchyard. My house and all my land which I hold in fee simple in the parish of Pendock to John LANE, the son of William LANE, my brother. Out of my land 10/- a year each to be paid to my brother Hilliam LANE, my sister Alice ANFORD and my sister Margaret RESTELL, during their lives. To John RESTELL, son of William RESTELL 3/4. To Christopher RESTELL and George RESTELL, sons of William RESTELL £5 each, to be paid by John LANE when he is fully possessed of the land. To William LANE, son of William LANE 5/-. To Bridget LANE and 183 182

:j .ond in the names of Richard BIDELL of Bushley, Worcester­ Isabel LANE, daughters of William LANE 3/L; each. To William hire, farmer and William BIDDELL of the same, farmer, in the LANE, my brother, my best suit and to Hargaret LANE, his 1·life, um of £100. Richard and William BIDDELL uncles of Edward, 5/-. Residue to John LANE, my brother - executor. Super­ 'alter, Hilliam, Nicholas, Thomas LANE, children of Nicholas visors: my friends John LAKEMANand John DUGMORE. lli tnesses: .ANE, late of Pendock, during their minority. none. Inventory taken 1 Sep 1636 by John MEllRY, John DUGMORE and Robert HALL. £10.9.2.

368 371 fICHOLAS LANE rec 1612/9a JOHN LANE wee 1641/137 :nventory of Nicholas LANE of Bushley, husbandman exhibited Administration dated 15 May 16lfl. 1t Worcester 12 Apr 1612 by Hilliam BYDELL, one of the admini­ :trators. Value £48.1.11. Bond in the names of William LANE of Strensham, Horcestershire, yeoman, and Hilliam DINGLEY of the same, gent, in the sum of £200. William LANE, son of John LANE, of Strensham, deceased 369 is bound to administer the goods of his late father. Hit­ ANPHLETT, DINGLEY. :;;-.. nesses: Richard William Inventory taken IT,IZAJ3ETHLANE ' ~ 5 Dec 1640 by William DINGLEY and John HARNE. £ll9.15.L~. JCC 1623/ll2 £ ,; I Apr 1623. Proved: --- 1623 at Worcester. ; :;

~·~1' ·'~ llizabeth LANE of Pendock, Worcestershire, widow. To be mried in Pendock churchyard. To son William LANE, 20/-. ['o daughter Alice ANFORD6/8 a year for 4 years. To son, ['homas LANE, all the rest of my goods, and I make him executor. )upervisors: John MERRY, Robert HALL. Witnesses: John ·1ERY, John COXSHOT, Robert HALL.

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rHOMASLANE :JCC 1636/138 15 Aug 1636. Proved: 16 Dec 1636.

fhomas LANE of Pehdock, Worcestershire, yeoman. To be buried in Pendock churchyard. My house and all my land which I hold in fee simple in the parish of Pendock to John LANE, the son of William LANE, my brother. Out of my land 10/- a year each to be paid to my brother William LANE, my sister Alice ANFORD and my sister Margaret RESTELL, during their lives. To John RESTELL, son of William RESTELL 3/4. To Christopher RESTELL and George RESTELL, sons of William RESTELL £5 each, to be paid by John LANE when he is fully possessed of the land. To \-lilliam LANE, son of William LANE 5/-. To Bridget LANE and 183 182 ::md in the names of Richard BIDELL of Bushley, Worcester­ Isabel LANE, daughters of Hilliam LANE 3/Lf each. To William h.ire, farmer and William BIDDELL of the same, farmer, in the LANE, my brother, my best suit and to Margaret LANE, his 1·1ife, J.m of £100. Richard and William BIDDELL uncles of Edward, 5/-. Residue to John LANE, my brother - executor. Super­ 9lter, Hilliam, Nicholas, Thomas LANE, children of Nicholas visors: my friends John LAKEMl\Nand John DUGMORE. Witnesses: '\NE, late of Pendocl<, during their minority. none. Inventory taken 1 Sep 1636 by John HEP.RY, John DUGMORE and Robert HALL. £10.9.2.

368 371 ICHOLAS LANE CC l612/9a JOHN LANE wee 1641/137 nventory of Nicholas LANE of Bushley, husbandman exhibited Administration dated 15 May 16Lfl. t lforcester 12 Apr 1612 by William BYDELL, one of the admini­ trators. Value £48.1.11. Bond in the names of William LANE of Strensham, Horcestershire, yeoman, and Hilliam DINGLEY of the same, gent, in the sum of £200. William LANE, son of John LANE, of Strensham, deceased 369 is bound to administer the goods of his late father. Hit­ nesses: Richard AMPHLETT, William DINGLEY. Inventory taken LIZABETH LANE 5 Dec 161+0 by Hilliam DINGLEY and Jolm HARNE. £ll9.15.L;, cc 1623/ll2 Apr 1623. Proved: --- 1623 at Worcester. lizabeth LANE of Pendocl<, Horcestershire, widow. To be uried in Pendocl< churchyard. To son William LANE, 20/-. o daughter Alice ANFORD6/8 a year for 4 years. To son, homas LANE, all the rest of my goods, and I make him executor. upervisors: John MERRY, Robert HALL. Witnesses: John ERY, John COXSHOT, Robert HALL.

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HOM.ASLANE cc 1636/138 5 Aug 1636. Proved: 16 Dec 1636. homas LANE of Pendock, Worcestershire, yeoman. To be buried n Pendock churchyard. My house and all my land which I hold n fee simple in the parish of Pendock to Jolm LANE, the son f William LANE, my brother. Out of my land 10/- a year each o be paid to my brother William LANE, my sister Alice ANFORD nd my sister Margaret RESTELL, during their lives. To John .ESTELL, son of William RESTELL 3/4. To Christopher RESTELL nd George RESTELL, sons of William RESTELL £5 each, to be 'aid by John LANE when he is fully possessed of the land. To 'illiam LANE, son of William LANE 5/-. To Bridget LANE and 183 182 Notes 79 I 1829; m. there, 17 March 1799, CEUNDA BULLOCK, 'b,•in 1780, d. in · North Kingstown 29 Jan. 1813. · ' .. · ,.. · " · • " . Child: 1. Caroline Eliza, b. in North Kingstown 21 Feb. 1808; d . . , 29 March 1854; m. 27 Sept. 1829 John Helme Clarke, b. 30 Jan. ,, ... ;, · 1806, d. SO March 1869. They had five children: Caroline F., John, ·. \· 1, · Arthur, Edward, Frank (George A. Morrison, .Clarke Families of ... n ''" Rhode· Island, 1908, p. 130-1). . 'MARY RATHBUN, born in New Shoreham 7 Sept. '1744, died in South Kings­ " town 14 Oct. 1768. She married there, 24 Jan. 1765, WILLIAM POTTER, born .there !I Jan. 1742, died in 1808. He married secondly, Mary Casey. Child (surname Potter) : ; 'l: ROBERT, b. in South Kingstown 28 Dec. 1766; mentioned in Captain , •l Rathbun's will. No further record (Charles Edward Potter, Genealo- ·. \ gies of the Potter Families, Boston, 1808. Part IV, pp. 11, 20). 'MAi GARET RATHBUN, born in Exeter 16 July 1749, died in North Kingstown 7 \(?May) 1774. She married 20 Aug. 1770 SAMUEL PHILLIPS, born 20 Dec. · lr I749, died in North Kingstown 25 Aug. 1808. He was a Lieutenant in the ':privateer Wexford under Captain Rathbun's command. Samuel Phillips ·; married secondly, Thankful Pearce; thirdly, Dorothy Bovyer; fourthly, . . Lois (Browning) Hawkins . . -~ Children (surname Philips), born in North Kingstown: . ."~i i; · MARY, b. 30 Jan. 1772; m. in North Kingston, 10 Jan. 1790, DANIEt.· t . ELDRED. They had six daughters, b. in North Kjngstown: Elizabeth, •· Margaret, Lucy, Mary, Sarah Ann, Lydia. · ii. CHRISTOPHER (twin), b. 17 April 1774; d. young. 'ftiii. ANN (twin), b. 17 April 1774; d. young. '' (Wilkins Updike, A History of the Episcopal Church in Narra· " gansett, Second Edition, Boston, 1907, vol. 1, p. 130, 433-4). York, N. Y. AMALIA INGE ATKINSON.

EARLY WINGFIELDS: CORRECTION:-In THE REGISTER, vol. 103, p. 294, lines .and eight from the bottom. Sir Robert Wingfield died in 1454, so he did ,11ccompany the Duke of Norfolk on an embassy to France in 1463. This was il'orkist son, Sir Robert, who died in 1481. I regret this error. •~lls, Maine. G. ANDREWS MORIARTY. ~ ARNINGS FROM PAXTON, MASS. 1775-1783:-Recently I had occasion to scan, thcr hastily, pages 105-251 of the orginal Town Proceedings of Paxton, vol. 1, 65-,1?90; these pages cover the period 1775-1783.1 The town records are in good d1t1on, except for the old volume of vital records which begins in 1765. The lcinent has been made that there are no records of marriages before 1784, which ,J be correct, but there are records of the intentions of marriage from 1765. In ..,.5 a c<;>py of the vital records was made, but these intentions were omitted; r:eover, this is not a verbatim copy, the records were rearranged and some errors 1t~ .· I am grateful to Mr. George L. McGoven, the Town Clerk, and his wife thCl? help.• blgail ~utting, ~ow Widow of late Isaac Cutting and her five children viz: ., ~· Eunice, Jonas, Abigail, and Elizabeth; they came into town, 30 (March] _, ,,78 •warned 8 Apr. 1778. p. 135. · A~heus ~ratt and wife Lydia and seven of their children: Mary, Asa, Orlin, Uicri ALevi, Nathaniel, Barnabas, came from Shrewsbury, 14 April 1778, since Za nna Pratt has also come; warned 1 May 1778. p. 135.' · tieus Gates, Nathaniel Sheppard and wife Phebe and four children: Matthew, aim annah and Isaac Shep~ard, c.ame ~om Holden, warned 1May1778. p. 135.• Brewer has taken mto his family Martha Temple of ·westboro, aged 7 8 Uhl • 119 ~ year], who is a dau. of the widow Temple of Westboro, 20 Apr. 1776. ' J:)~ Penniman has taken into his home Elizabeth "Peirce" 12 Jan. current, &II. • who was born in Charlestown "this State" but last from Leicester, 22 1782. p. 221.

- ~------·--· ------· _.. _ CHARLES T BRADFORD

Charles T Bradford was born i n Pine Bluff, Arkansas

Charles T Bradford married Mary Elizabeth Hope in Vicksburg, Miss. Mary Elizabeth Hope Bradford was born in Vicksburg

Charles T Bradford and Mary Elizabeth Hope Bradford had I I. Charles H Bradford who died Sept 1870 age 9 yrs

II. Joe Bradford who married Addie Russell. Both buried in Los Angeles, Calif

I II. ~omer Bradford who married I.d.llie at Wynne, Arkansas Both died and buried at Wynne Arkansas They had one son a. Homer Bradford who lives in Chicago

IV. Mary Ann Bradford who married Roland Duncan McKenzie born July 11, 1849 died r 16, 1895 Coahoma County, Miss. Mary Ann ~radford born April 11, 1864 died March 1885 at Elk Horn Plantation Mary Ann Bradford and Roland Duncan McKenzie had 3 children a. Bettie Hope McKenzie born Feb 19, 1886 died Mar 26, 1887 b. Donnie McKenzie born Mar 28, 1894 died Apr 4, 1895 c. Willie Charline McKenzie born Dec 26, 1888 Willie Charline McKenzie married Vill C Kilgore Sept 16, 1907 had a. Dorotlzy' Kilgore born June 29, 1909, Los Angeles, California Cemetery where William Newton Brown i s buried at Elk Horn Plantat:l.on 7 miles from Friar's Point "Charles H Bradford died Sept 1870 aged nine years "Bettie Hope McKenzie born Feb 19, 1886 died ldar 26, 1887 ''Donnie McKenzie born March 28, 1894 died April 4, 1895 "Roland Duncan McKenzie born July 11, 1849 died arch 6, 1895. 11 ·1 vvg.;~ 111 Carrie-Roper Fulton Wiley passed away July 16, 1999 at the age of 83 years, 10 months and 25 days. She was born August 21, 1915 in Raleigh, NC to Harry Rascoe Fulton of Oxford, MS and Nell Cribbs Fulton of Tuscaloosa, AL. Carrie-Roper married Dr. Llewellyn Noel Wiley of Vien- na, VA, November 11, 1942 in Nashville, TN. Dr. Wiley pre­ ceded her in death June 26; 1997. Carrie-Roper was a member of Kappa-Delta Sorority, DAR. and Daugh­ ters of The Confederacy and The National Society of Colo­ nial Dames. She is survived by her brother and sister-in­ law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Fulton 111; daughter and s<>n­ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brett; son, Harry F. Wiley; five grandchildren; and nine great­ grandchildren; numerous nieces, nephews; and great­ nieces and great-nep~ews. A Memorial Service will be held Wednesday, July 21, 1999, at 6:30 P.M. at St. Chad's Angli­ can Church, 11919 Orsinger. Burial will be in Washjngton, D.C. at Rock Creek Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Chad's Angli­ can Church. Arrangements with: /!.~ (AAA;tc 1 i:2~ LANE Mrs. Elise Brown Lane, age 83, of 1118 W. Magnolia, died Wednesday at a local hospital. She wa~ a member of St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Sur­ vivors: Sons, Henry Barton Lane, Ross, Calif., Col. Barton G. Lane Jr. , Worms, Germany; dauqht~r<:, M!"!' . F.llse Lane Grohe, Son Antonio, Mrs. Uorothy Lane Brennan, Midland, Tex.; grandchildren, Henry V. L. Brennan, Houston, Mrs. Richard Wayne Kirby, San Francisco, Barton Lane, Clinton Lane, Denison Lane, all of Ross, Calif., Barton George Lane 111, Cambridge, Mass., Charles 8. S. Lane, Groton, Mass., Andrew Lane Grahe, San Antonio; 5 great-grandchildren. Service Saturday\ at 2 o'clock at St. MarK's Episcopal Church, or. Harold C. Gosnell offi­ ciating. Interment in City Cemetery No. 2. Direction by PORTER LORING I McCullough at ~a ___ • MD

.. Dr: Vernon Hightower Smith, 88, . • earned her ooctorate in psychology , • at age 64 while she was living in a · · retirement home. ."'t"'' .. ·• · Sile commuted from . Morning­ • side Manor to the ·University of .t TeJe:as at AuStin,to complete her de: :. gree in 1962. She said she wanted to : • finish what she started,· and pursued . her career until 1977 . . Smith died Sunday. · . She was born in San Antonio and was named for an uncle. She'gradu- , ated from ·old Main Avenue High ' School:. She earned her. bachelor's ; and master's degrees at the Univer- ..,. sity of Texas. . Potta- lorin 1101~22' v' In 1923 she was married to Maffit ·• K. Smith in Austin. They came to TUTTLE . l·' :· San Antonio in 1936. She taught Jomes R. Tutlleof Kin" · .English at J,anier High School and I!~e~~ ~~~~ o~~~;~d~~ DR. VERNON H. SMITH uarv 13, 1986. Bern ir>IJc · · at San Antonio College. · , kogee, Oklahoma, he I After she received her doctorate, · ••• helped 'the new ones in son Antonia most our 1• she became a clinical psychologist She was already working on her ~ithA~;:o~9 '2o;;:.~;v.~::! . at the San Antonio State Hospital. doctorate before she moved into ;~,:;~ 1 ~~t: h~;;,ev.;~·K~~3 Later, she was a . cQJ.lilseling psy- Morningside, but a heart attack in where he was a resi

MRS. J. E. CASKEY Jane Marnhall and E. l<,. Daniel. ' Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bmoh of Lu­ Mrs. Lee Roy KnaiutJh is sahoal j ling visited in tihe E. L. Curry home secretary and lunchroom adivisor. Mondlay. Luncht com abtcndants are M r s. Lurlean Berry, Mrs. H. R. Ol'ark, Mrs. Charles Hood, Miss Ellie Mc­ Mrs. Ed Futrell and Mrs. J. V. Ashi­ Leod, Charline Hood, James Dook er. Smart and James Smith were in Austin Saturday night to abtend fue Bus Drivers - E. W. Bcg;gs, Bus wedd!ing of Ronnie Cosper and Jack­ Glover, Ira Gra!ham, Howard Meri­ ie Ann Bowen at tJhe Tarrytown deth ar.d Lee Roy Kna;UJth. Baptist Ohuroh. The Florence Hi:gh Sohool Sapho­ Mr. and' Mrs. J. G. Housewright more Crass OUicers for the 1965-66 I I were in Georgetown Sunday to art:­ school year are: Pat Rose, presi-1 l tend the 25tJhi wedlding anmversary dent; Karen Oox, vice presidenrt: ; of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Oham­ Donna Grumbles, seoretary; Diana I bers. Stapp, Treasurer; Ann Sherry, re- \ Mrs. W. W. Gardner and Mrs. porter; Mike Sffii,(!h, parliamenbar­ J. E. Caskey were in Bertram ,an. Tuesday to Vlisit Mrs. Ed McNalblb. -0- I Glendo n Berry lcit during '!!he MRS. WINIFRED KNAUTII I past week for Stephenville to at­ Funeral services were held Frii- \ tend John Tark-'ton College. day aiternocn at tJhe Jarrell Baptist I Mrs. Tom Atkinson was in Geoir- Church for Mrs. Wioored Knaulh, 1 getown Wednesday to visit Mrs. O.B 14, who died Wednesday at a hospi- Atkinson at the hospLlal. 1 \ Mr. andl Mrs. Oscar Knnuth have been in Freer for 1:he past week to Oldest Remaining be with their cJJaughtcr-in·law, Mrs. Winifred Knauth who was critically SU Graduate Dies ill. She passed away Wednssday. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Rutledge were 1 In San 'Antonio L1msday vis1tors in Georgetown. Mrs. Vernon Lane Hightower of Claud GarrisC!n, Norman HoweH, J32 West Wcodi~awn Avenue, Slan L. R. Armstrong, J. M. Brooks, Ar­ Antonio died in a San Antonio 'hos­ thur Walston, Tom Howell and Ira ,;iital en Friday a1temoon, August 6, Graham were amonig those in at 3: 30 o' clook a1t the age of fYl. Mrs. Hightower was a1t tlhe time GeorgE'lown Friday morning. of her death, pel1liaps tJhe oldest \ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Darniel and living graduate of Soulltwestem Un- ! son of Buchanan Dam spenrt: lt!he iversity and was a member of the week end in the A. A. Daniel home facuLty for a number of years. ' Mrs. James Brooking was in Frec1· the last of the week to vistit Funera'1 services were heid at the her .sister in law Mrs. Winifred Roy Akers Funeral Chapel in San Antonio Monday afternoon, August Knaulh. 9, at 3:30 o'clock conduoted by 1Jhe Classes began Monday mormng, Rev. Fred J. Brucks. · August 30 wHh 309 students enro11- ed in the Florence sohools. Final PaUbearers were Thomas L. Al­ enrollment is expcc1ted to be aJbOUJt len, Julian L. 'I1hiomas, F. H. Han­ nah, Lt. Col. Bar,lon G. Lane, E. 0. 340. 91 sludernls were in higih sohool I with the remu,indcr in ,!'he elemen­ Searcy and G. V. Jackson. Burial was in City Cemetery Nu. ! tary grades. C. B. Slimmons is su­ perintendent of the schools. 6, in San Antonio. Mrs. Hightower, daughter of th Members of the faculty are, Ele­ \ale Iverson Wesley r 0 ~ mentary Scho::il - J. D. Lewis, prin­ l'ha Elizaibeth J: ~ cipal; Mrs. 0. F. Stapp, Miss Fran­ Pleasant Hi11.N CHURCH ces Lewis, Mrs. J. R. Atkinson, 1868. She '111 ri Synod) Mrs. J. D. Lewis, Mrs. Carl Smith, her girJ'.erman J. Schelter Mrs Clyde Dannelley, Mrs. Tom Melhoc' Sunday 9:00 a.m. Burris, and Paul Goodlnighit. memt..lllool and Bible Class • 10:00 ~ dist• High Schcol -Lee Roy Kwi;,.ifi, 1;- Socond Tues. orincipal;, Miss EJ.Lie McLe~' ~1-< .ner League See. ::<­ 1ie Power';, .}\'~ E_. _F. Dan1f'.'.I lV •'s Club Se<' -- .....----- .- ~- -· ~· ~. ------

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-- - Annie Shirley · POST _ Graves.fde se~ic~~ ·Annie L. 'Shirley f Annie L. Shirley, ' or C l'f1 will be at 1 p.m. Graveside ser¥ices for Annie L. Shirley will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, March Fresno, a ·1 c metery 2, 2002, at the ·Shirley family plot in Post with Jerry Koch, minister, Saturday a~thTe~~~ceRe~. Jerry officiating. The Hudman Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements. in Post w1 She died Feb. 13 in Fresno, Calif. ' Koch officiating. under Born in Hagerman, Texas, on Dec. 22, 1911, she lived in Sherman and Arrangements are d n graduated from Austin College. She was a teacher prior to marrying Joe the direction of Hu ma . Shirley, a ~otton broker from Post, in 1938. They lived in Lubbock until 1.954 Funerald~odmeWoe~;~~~ay, Feb. when the family moved to California. She was a homemaker and a school She ie librarian. 13, 2002. born Dec. 22, 1911, Survivors include one son, Stephen, and his wife, Karen, ofLaguna Beach, She was · d Joe · Calif.; one daughter, Susan, and her husbanJ, Randy, of Fresno; three in ~ager~an19a~d ~:rrJfed in grandchildren, Melissa Flick, Travis Shirley and Tiffany Trout; three great­ Shirley m · grandchildren, Mason and Julia Trout and Tanner Flick; and a sister-in-law, 1982. l' d in Lubbock until Buena Bouchier of Post. She ive ed to -1954 when she mov h - She was preceded in death by her husband in 1982; her brothers; a sister; . ' . She was a ome and great-granddaughter, Tristin Flick. Cahforma. a school librarian. makerA great-gran and dc h'ld i preced- ed her in deat~. son, Survivors include a h una Beac , Stephen of 1 ag an Kraus Calif.; a daughter, Sus dchil- f Fresno· three gran d odren; an d, three great-gran - children.

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member of the Cordon Prayer, and a house chu hostess for B~ble study. Annie is survived by I son Stephen Shirley c wife Karen of Lagu Beach, and -her daugh Susan Kraus and husbc Randy ' of Fresno. S leaves three grandchildri Melissa Flick, Travis Shir and Tiffany Trout, and th1 A Service Annie passed away from great-grandchildren, Ma£ us and into our Lord's and Julia Trout, and Tani glorious heaven on Flick. Wednesday, February 13. Of Witness 2002. She died peacefully, She was preceded without pain, at the age of death by her husband • 90, after a sweet, long life in 1982, her brothers c of belief and love. Annie sister, and a great gra1 was a wonderful mom, daughter, Tristin Flick. t to the Resurrection grandmq, great-grandma, is now with them all ir and friend to many. far better place, and thal comforting to know. She was born in Hager­ and in Memory man, Texas on December A very special thank ~ 22, 1911, attended . Austin to everyone at the F College, and became a Presbyterian Church teacher of Latin and their love and supp English. Annie married Joe · through the years; and of Shirley, a cotton bro~er, the Hope Manor Nurs and they lived in Lubbock, . Home staff, thank you Texas before moving to your care and kindness Fresno in 1954. the last two years. G bless you all for your go _Jlnnie Laurie Sfiir{ey · Annie, also : known · as ness to Annie. She was Anne, became a school preciative of all sweetn1 librarian after going back to in life. college at the age. of 50. She worked at the Kerman­ Visitation will be held Fl oy d Sr. Elementary Yost and Webb. Chapel School until she retired. Monday, February Tuesday, February 19, 2002 During her lifetime, she had 2002, from 5:00 to 8 also been a member of the · P.M. Fig Garden Women's Club, 11 a.m. Fresno Cotton Wives, Na­ Funeral Services will tional AAUW (Austin Col­ held at the First Presl:lyt lege), the Garden House an Church on Tuesd Tea Room Guild, Retired February 19, 2002, at 11 Teachers Associaton, and A.M. Burial will be in Pc Retired Librarians Associa­ Texas _in the Shirley far tion. plot.

But, her most important Remembrances may membership was in the made to the First Presb1 family of God; she be­ rian Church, 1540 M Stri longed to the First Presby­ Fresno, CA 93721. terian Church where she YOST &WEBB FUNERAL HOM had served as a Deacon, a 1002 "T" St. 237-4147 - 1-'>( w IL ,-V fJ C CD ·.:._

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Copyright© 1991 . l I 27 April 1753. Samuel Benton of Granville. I• gentleman. three shillings, lying on the branches of p Rich Land Creek, begin at a white oak his own corner i 's l, in Mr. McNall line. S 65 112 ch. to a stooping white j oak. E 55 ch. to a pine. N 65 1/2 ch. to a white oak. V 55 ch. to first station. '360 acres. fifteen shillings five pence rent per year, surveyed by W. Churton 14 March 1752. Wm. Bladso & Geo. Ward .. sec . ~~ . . c;td ffl-./... r .

i '3 August 1760.. Sackfield Brewer of Orange. ! planter. ten shillings, an the Watery fork of Cane Creek. begin at a spanish oak W 75 ch. to a l>lack oak saplin. S cross Watery Fo:rk 85 ch. to a stake, E 60 ch. to a black jack. N 40 1/2 ch. to a hicory, E 15 ch. to a stake, N 44 112 ch. cross the fork ta first station, 570 acres. t"'fl'enty t~ shillings ten pence rent per year, surveyed by w .. Churton 12 Aug~t 1757. Thos. Cate Junr. & john Dean.~ __Ja'Jft{drmv--- -:1~R~v.-

30 January 1761. Joseph Lane, esquire, ten shillings. part in Johnston & part in Orange. begin at a white oak in Joseph Lane's line, N '320 p. to a pine, V 180 p. to a pine on south side of Swift Creek. S '320 p. to an oak, E 180 p. along Joseph Lane's line to first station. 360 acres. fourteen shillings five pence rent per year. surveyed by W. Haywood 8 December 1755. Henry Day & Thos. Davis.. cc. , _ /.? ~ /---~~

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. Sikes,"· John. '· Of' : ~~e Lower· Parish. ·:: Leg.~ . son Joshua; i! wife Sarah • .. .Exs. , · wife and• sonuJoshua : . . . . .· . . . D. August 5,.'1719 • :: R. Febru·ary 22', .,1719/20'.; · Wit. Thomas Moore, Rebecak Howell, John Davis. ·-- ·Page 18

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~ .l. : ·;.~:: !:~ ( ; ·~' ~. • . .\ J ·,> J,; •• ~ : • ··j - ~. ! ; } • . !. .. • • • Monro, . ,Mr, Alj.drew. · Appraised by .. Thomas :f·Ioscrop, :· ,. · · '. . .. William .. Wilkinson~ .:. v!ill~a ' n ;Price. Ordered January, .25; · · ' 1719. · Signed, Sarah · J Monro ·~· i'"·' R. ,:: February 22, _; ~719 , Page ·20

' 't• . ·, f ,. . . . ' . . .. , .. . ' . ;. : .. ·~- . .. . . " . r: : ' . Exum, ·Jeremiah: · Leg - ~ 1 ~ ·daughter .. Elizabeth; daughter · . Mourning; . dau·ght'er Christian, the ·land I , bought o~.. James · · Collins;· granddaughter· Catherine Scott ;;;my cousin Jane Exum; daughter Sarp.h; ,daughter Mary; daughter. Jane; .wife • . .. n. September 3, 1712 . ;. R. Harch .2S, l 72Q . - · Wit. John Gibbs, Thomas Godwin·, Jr. , Mary Go.dwin . Page 21

... I :, , I ; ~.1' "'" '~, l" ' ; , f .._ .:. • ; • '. . I I • .• ; • '".~ :•. . ,~, . 1 " '), ~ : . • •. ~ Webb, Jam~s: . Leg.- William ''Jilkinson , ~nd ; his wife~ ~ 250 , acres,,. at their ·' decease to be · equally: divided be.tween · < · · Gil~s : ~nd Rich·ard \IJebb i<.: Exs•'' ~ · .. Wi~liarn vUlkinson-: ·and hi,s wife. '-· · · ··· · " D. January 19, 1719 R. · March 28, 172'0 · Wi~ '! · Jo~p+ Watts, James . Snowden, William Leune (?) "i°,,. .,_;:; ;,., . ;' ··:: L .! - ,",: 1 Jr"; ...: .,, ~> :s.: ~:.;.J:-':i:;~ · ·!' .;. :· Pa~~ _22 !' :-· .. " .' ! ;· ;_;\ ·=::~·~;·-:... " \~,-1 "2~;;,' ; ;}: .. c. ! ":< '." :·.' ; :· ·,· :>: . ". .. Wade, Edward ~ ~· Appraised by Willi'atit Sp~vey, John:· '' Teasley, John Powell,, · ~ (No -· dat ·es) ·. . , .. ,.:·: .:c ·.;>:'Page .22 -~ -~~-·

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"' ... I.' • • ' .;°: \ r'.~ I'~~ ~":' ' •t" ';.."" .. ~, '· •! ."t I ,': , • .... Day, 'Thomas: Of ye Upper Parish.· .. Leg.:- aunt' ..E:\iza- · ·., beth Lear; cousin .Thomas Day' all the land ;that: r ,bqught'I I , o~ .John. Thol!1as, with reversion ., of., ~b,e :., bequ :~~t· .:t~o . my ' 'cou-:- ', sin James Ridley; to sister Jones; brother· "James 1 Day; to brother-in-law Mat}1ew Jones; to brother-in-law William

Bridger; . to the . three d,aughters 1 of; Natha,niel Ridley and . the daughter o.f Hathe'"' ' Jones~ ·· Ex·;· ,'.. 'Mathew Joites' r "· ·· • ' _ D~ January 19-{ 1723 .,•.. · ' ·R. .. , F~bruary' , 24 ;1 ~; 1723 · . ·" !T 'i.1h~ •.. .,Josepn Sewara, Willi~ ,.Ba~~. r, · · Eiiz,~beth'.~Ho'dges ~ 1 · • ··- • "· · · . , ••• · '" " Page ·151

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Edwarc;is, tJames ~ .. Sr• . :1_.· +.eg~~ · sqn,· ·Robert; :~· s. o~ '.... ~ oshua ;' ~ . ~,~!1 , James.; . daughter Sarah ·Poope '(Pope). " Wife ' finn; . " E~x · · · '. · D. July 16, 1723 R. February ' 24·; ' l 723' ·" Wit. John Vfuitley, John Williams, Joshua Turner ,. •. '· ·· · .. ': ',.~·.,.;'.1 :·,, '•, , . ·· "" ' , P,~9~ J~ 51 . , ··.r·"{ •;--.,.:; :;.. ,~~ ( 1 ~rfq .... ,·! :·.. i'.'~! ~ · ·-f'. .. · • · .. ·~f<-·.·, ;-,. L,.,, ... _. ; ...:.:-:·:

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Lundy, James, .. Sr. : .. . Leg.- son James; daughter Bupchel; son Edward; son.-Robert; . da_ugh~er Eliz~beth; ,son '.J'honias·· ~ .. tract .of land after, the ·decease of John .Tiller... and Sus- anna his wife; wife.· Elizabeth. i Wife, . Extx. ~ ,' :''.; · .• : 1 1 D. February 20, 1717 R. ·. March 23 ,-1723 · · Wit. Thomas Harris, Thomas Addison, Catherine Harris Pr,esented in Court .•by . E+izabeth . Perry, Jpi;:m~rly , Eliz?- beth .Lundy .. ·" · · 1 , ., ... ,. .· · · .. · ·. '. ;. · Page· 153 •' ' , • '." I !··', !. '\., I • : : I I > :, ' ' • 1 ~

t .. ~ • =· . Weston, Stephen: Of Nev,rpOr~, .. ,P~rislf. . Leg.- ' loving · ...... mother;r brother -Joseph; sister ·Anrie; · sister Macy; · bro•".''·,·; ther William; brother Benjamin. Ex., broth~r Joseph .· ·; ·, .. D., "-February 20, · 1723 .. ' R. March 23 ~- 1723 . Wit. Peter Lugg, Nathanie~ Parker Page 154

. . .' ' ; .~ .' . ! ·•• ; ·: l • • ; ) ~· i !' '• . ; r ,. " • . •• r rt ' Day 1· Thomas. :Apprais,ed1 by1) os,eph, Copel.and.; · ·: ~ .~es · · . Wilson, Thomas Wrenn. Signed Mathew Jones ' · f. , ; R. March :'·23, ,l :72J .. :.. :": · .: .. " ,. _ Pag~ ;i.55 • . -~ j J. ••. : f ..... '• ...... ·, Ricks, Isaac: Leg.- son Isaac; son Abraham; son Robert, the plantation on which my son John formerly

, ' 21 lived; son James; i, dau'ghter' Jean; two grandchildren·,-.. Isaac _and Martha, the children of· my deceased son Jacob. Exs., son·. James and daughter.. ·Jean» Ricks . D. ·Sept'einber 2~, 1721"' :· · :•. · R. . April 27, 1724 t ·~ I ; Wit. John Sellaway,. · Thomas iSike$ ,:. John .Page, William ' · Denson,i William Wilkinson i_ , • / t .Page 157

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Sellaway, John, Sr.: Leg.- wife l"iargaret; son Richard; son John; daughter Margaret, now the wife of Henry Sande~s; grandson John· Sanders; son-in-law John Allen and my daugh­ ter Elizabeth, his wife;· grandson 1 John Allen; . daughter Martha; daughter · Mary; daughter Katherine. · ·Wife Extx . D. January 24, 1712 · R. April · 2g, -1724 .· · . . Wit. William Havett (?), Robert Cogen, William Cogen Page 158 ': I ~ ~ • l ·~ ·~ ""l >·~ . \.. i t L; ' I . . I I . ., " .. I Vasser, William: Of ye Upper )Parish. Leg;- . daughter Mary; son 'Joseph; son :Benjamin; daughter ·Ann; son William; daughter Olive; son Jacob;·:· son .. Jonathan; daughter. Rebecca;, son Peter•': Wife Ann, Extx•i ' . · · D. June 25, 1723 : ·R. '"May 25, 1724 , Wit. . John Williams, Francis Williamson, ·George JrJilliam- . ·son, William Moore '1 ..· .. Page 160

Kea, Robert. Account ·of , estate returned· by Ralph and AlexahderR·Murry .. · . R. .. , iJune 22, 1724.r:Page 161 ' ;t"

/ J: ..:. ' t ·• Jordan;· Richard: . ·. Leg.·- ,wife Rebecca; ·. son Richard; son . Joseph; son Benjamin; son Mathew; daughter Elizabeth; daughter l 1Iary; daughter Patience. Exs. ,.,; wife and bro- ther James Jordan· " " _:1 · D. December 26, 1723 R• ._ ; October 26, 1724 Wit. John Howell, Edward Haile, Robert Tyler Page 161 't • ('.'\ .. ' ·' .. : i ~ .. ,

Ennis~ Walter. Appraised .. by: Joseph Parker, . Francis Myrick, Joseph Turner. · Signed'·· bY Winifred· Ennis " Or.dared. October JO, ·1724 R. November 23, 1724 .• Page 163

Long, · J.ohri ': :• Leg.- son' John; ,daughter. Martha; reversion of bequesti'; to

''- ' : ' ' " -I ~. ~ r I ~< _, ' ' ~- I •" • Exum, Ann: · Leg.-· daugtite.r .. Elizabeth; granddaughter. 1 Katoren ' GOdwin; ,grandson .Jeremiah .Lawre'nce; grandson : EXum ·.sco;tt; · granddaughter" 'Anri' 'Murfcy,; grandson Richard ' Exum Outl'and; .daughte.r ' ·.~1acy 'Mackquinny•; :. dau~h~er Jan~ ; ·. Outland; daughter ·Mourn1ng··scott and her -_ children;'. daugh-. 1: ter Christian , Norsworthy; my deceased' daughter Sarah's n.;··t1 children. Ex., son-in-law ~ William Scott '·.. · '.· · · ·: '. D. ···February 3, 1726/27 · ,. " R. ·... March '-·27 ,-' 1,727 ;;· -' Wit. Thomas Sikes, James Denson·, Henry Sanders

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God¥i~, ,,,, Eli~abeth: '~ L~g~ ~ .· ;8ri John; ·son William; my '. ... , five • daughters>: · Ex., ' son John Godwin · · . .. .:' · D. February 4, ·1726/27 . :, R. March 27 ,· 1727 · ·i Wit. John Chestnutt, Thomas Whitley, John Whitley p 21 1 · ·~:.::~ Y ~i .. I·t:;-:<·i ..... :t· "-_: .~. '.~u: ;.., ., ( .. J :~ ~ tr., · ~ ... ''. .. _· •. , ~ ::- age - ' Brock, Susannah; Of the Lower Parish. Leg.- daugh­ ter Elizab,eth Reynolds; . g:r;'andson John. .. F,ieynolds; son Thomas Calcbte ~ ·.' Ex. : sonJ' Thoinas · Calcote ...· .. · D• ." .. March 7, 1723/24 "' t:.:· · ·-· R; 'JMarch ' 27,' 1727· · . Wi"t ''• o ) Arthur Smith' Jr. I' " . f •. Page. 22

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THE COLONIAL AND STATE RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA

Index to Lanes

Lane, , candidate for surveyor Lane, -----' Son and Frazer Lane, ""'M~r-.---- Lane, Nr., in c. c. Lane, Col. Lane, Lieut., courtmartialed Lane, Archey, regulator Lane, Ben j., army rank Lane, Benj., in militia Lane, Benjamin, juror land grant to Lane, Charles, horseman Lane, Cityzen, army rank Lane, Danl., pensioner revolutionary services Lane, Dunton, Baptist minister Lane, Ephraim, corn delivered to in militia patent of corrected resurvey to Lane, Fountain, in militia Lane, Francis, exempted Lane, Frederick, act to change name bill to change name Lane, Geo., in militia Lane, Geo., in militia Lane, Geo., in militia Lane, George, land grant to notice of survey Lane, Henry, army pay in conv. money from owes state Lane, Isaac, army rank Lane, J., petitions King Lane, Jacob, army rank lane, Jas., anny rank Lane, James, land grant asked Lane, Jesse, army rank Lane, Jesse, a J. P. Lane, Jesse, gun stocker wagon maker Lane, Jesse, in army Lane, Jesse, in an:ny Lane, Jesse, in militia Lane, Jethro, army pay army rank Lane, Jethro, anny rank Lane, Joel, a J. P. allowance to coms'r on building and boundary commits prisoners council of state meets at house of horses sold in assembly in convention 1788 in convention 1789 in Prov. Cong • ., -2-

militiaman nom. for c. of s. on com. of public claims on s. c. Hillsboro Dist. on com. of assembly on com. of Prov. Cong. to distribute salt to pay for salt trustee Univ. Lane, Joel, exempted Lane, John, a J. P. enters caveat against Baker's bill to dock entails juror petitions on docking of entails rights proved sells entailed land Lane, John, in convention 1788 Lane, Jno., in militia Lane, Jno., in militia lane, John, land devised to mother and wife sold lane, John, parole extended takes oath lane, John, pensioner Lane, John, quit rents of Lane, Jno., tax collector Lane, John T., deposition on John Davis Lane, Joseph, a J. P. boundary coms'r. claims allowed juror land grant asked for grant to takes bond Lane, Joseph, a J. P. Lane, Joseph, buys land sells land Lane, Jos., to resign as J. P. Lane, Jos., Sr., vestryman Lane, Joshua Lane, Lithro, in Davidson's Co. Lane, Lunsford, in Assembly Lane, Nicholas, in militia Lane, Patience, estate to Lane, Richard, horseman Lane, Richard, riots Lane, Thomas, army rank Lane, Thomas, land grant to Lane, Thos., quit rents of Lane, Tidence, asks pardon for Pugh; for Welborn petitions for Pugh; for Welborn lune, Timothy, army rank I Lane, Timothy, murdered Lane, Tod, fined juror Lane, Walter, a J. P. claims complains of election dismissed by court in assembly land grant to juror on com. of assembly sheriff suffers from free speech -3-

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In the n e f God n I David Flint of the C unty of ke i th

Province or .ort.h Carolina being very we k and sick of y but of s ur.d

nd per.feet · nd and me oey tharic be to Almighty G d. Call· ng .,o nd

the Certainty of d ath and the uncert nty of the ti t ereof Do ke

and or ·n this my 1 t will and •restame t in manr.er nd fo follo

Impri I ,ive mld bequeath unto my o. Tappley l nt t t Tr ct or parcel

f land :rber on I 1 live, and lso one ·eg n n -d Dick and ulso one

ed Jacob ch I 1 ft in Virginia, and so on ed and fur · -

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old d th oney arising

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It I giv and Be· ueat• n ...,anf rd Flint on egro y n d ompy

nd 0 negro eizal so Fifteen Pounds pro oney to made out of state.

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Deb he mainder i"' any to be ually Divided tween my t daughters d my Son &nford.

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t son County. Sallie-Kate Lane died 1December1921, Annie Clayborn, Dudley. (2) Married Florida Hudson and John Lane remained in Liberty Hill until his Audas (1827 -1859), and children; William, died in in. death 2 January 1948. fancy, Charles, died in infancy, and Egbert married Many descendants of James King and Mary Ver­ Ethel Field, no children. (3) Married 24 April 1860 So. benia Lane continue to live in Williamson County. phronia Jacob Audas, the sister of his second wife, born Sparta, Georgia, 22 December 1835, died 21 February REVEREND JAMES STERLING LANE 1918 in Abilene, Texas. She was the daughter of Judge By Sue Kingsbery Porter Tuttle Hudson Audas (1795-1868) and Henrietta Washington (Turner) Audas (1800-1865). Children: Reverend James Sterling Lane was born 27 Feb­ Lelia Henrietta, married James Henry Whitworth at ruary 1818, in Morgan County, Georgia, the son of Georgetown in 1882, and their children, Lamar, Henry ~ Lane (17.84-1858) and Martha (Herring) Lane Henry, Shelley Thomas. Amanda Clifton (1862-1863), (l 788-'-1837). He was a southern gentleman of highest Willie Colbert (Daisy) (1865-1962) married Reverend integrity, a Greek, Hebrew and Latin scholar, edu­ Oscar Fitzgerald Sensabaugh, and thejr children Mae cated at the Covington School at Oxford, Georgia, Platte, Gerald Reeves. Audas James (1868-1920) mar­ which later became Emory University. After gradua­ ried Delia Rutherford and their children, Elizabeth, tion, he was licensed to preach in the Methodist minis­ Annie Laurie, Audas James, Egbert Henry. Kallie try, which he did for over forty years. Tucker (1870-1899) married Henry Williams Kings­ In 1845, Reverend Lane and his first wife moved bery at Georgetown in 1892, and their children How­ from Georgia to Alabama, settling on Chacoloco Creek ard Thomas, Merle; Carroll Emera. eight miles north of Talladega. Reverend Lane filled his regular appointments as a minister, and also de­ LAWES FAMILY voted much time to educational work. He was one of By Mary Elizabeth Lawes McFarland the curators and founders of Greenborough College, a Methodist School at Greenborough, Alabama; and also In 1884 my father's family came to Corn Hill from one of the original trustees of Talladega Conference In­ Arkansas where they had lived for three years follow­ stitute, established in 1854. ing the Civil War. Their former home was near Louis­ Reverend Lane served in the Confederate Army as ville, Kentucky. The family consisted of Mrs. Caroline Chaplain of the Thirtieth Alabama Regiment during Barbour, her daughter, Catharine (Barbour) Lawes, the Civil War. After the war, he moved his family to Robert Wilson Lawes, husband to Catharine. Their Texas. Reverend Lane, Orlando, Egbert and Mary farm was located where the four lane highway goes made the move in a covered wagon. Mrs. Lane, with through. They later moved to Jarrell where Mr. Lawes the younger children, came to Texas by an easier route: was a blacksmith. Mrs. Barbour died in 1910 at Corn they rode to Jefferson, Texas, on the "Lady Grace," a Hill. In · \ ~00 , Mr. and Mrs. Lawes moved to Austin. small steamboat. An ardent southerner, Mrs. Lane had Mr. and M'rs. Lawes had two daughters who were born refused to come on the larger, more comfortable Admi­ in Corn Hill. Sallie Brent (Lawes) Shaw, and Bessie ral Farragut. Wenona "Nona" (Lawes) Pierce. Mrs. Barbour owned In 1867, Reverend Lane was elected President of this land sometime before 1865. I have a letter written Pierce and Payne College at Pleasant Hill, Louisiana. to her by a nephew in Texas telling her that while trav­ Ir1 1869 he resigned and moved back to Texas, where elling through this area of Texas he encountered bears, he preached and taught in East Texas. In 1873 he was wolves, and buffalo, and that yellow fever was ramp­ sent to the Georgetown Circuit. ant! The letter was written in 1866. Reverend Lane was instrumental in awakening Mr. and Mrs. Lawes moved hack to Corn Hill the citizens of Georgetown and vicinity to the proposed about 1903 and resided there.until about 1918 when location of Southwestern University. He canvassed the they returned to Austin. They had one son born to country in th<.>.t interest and secured a liberal portion of them in Arkansas, my father, William Frank Lawes, the subsidy that secured the location of the University Sr. My three brothers, Harrell, Jack, and Beverley, for Georgetown. He represented Georgetown before the used to spend much of their time with their grandpar­ locating committee, and later served as financial agent ents around Corn Hill and Jarrell. for the University. Mr. Robert Wilson Lawes fought for the Confeder­ Reverend Lane helped organize the First Method­ acy during the Civil War. He joined the Independent ist Church of Georgetown, and served as their first pas­ Order of Odd Fellows in Corn Hill. (Lodge No. 345 of tor in 1874. In subsequent years, he preached on var­ Jarrell, Texas.) I have his badges and a receipt for dues ious area circuits. He was preparing to move his family paid 31December1917. to ;\ new appointment at Granbury when he was Mrs. Barbour's grandfather was kin to Stephen stricken ill and died in Georgetown on 8 December Fuller Austin, and as the story goes, General Samuel 1882. He is buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Hopkins had Mr. Austin take up this land in his grand­ Jam<~s Sterling Lane was married three times: (1) daughter's name. Married 1842 Annie Clayborn Jones (1821-1851), 1 children, Mary married Andrew F. Wood and their l EDWARD AND DRUSCILLA JANE LEE . j children, Sterling, Lawrence, Annie; Annie married By Barbara Fulton Walter Davis and their children, Walter, Ethel, Lane Mary; Orlando Clayborn (1848-1927) married Annie Edward Lee came from Ireland to the U nited Green, and their children, Hubert, Elmer, Alva, Leona, States in 1845 at the age of twenty-three. He was born ·,:· ""'-- _ .•..x· .. -·-~- ...... '." '·

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Want Ads CAS-1611 1st Express-News Classified Page Thursday, Se;iember 21, 1961 ~a~ _1_-_A_N_N_o_u_N_"_.E_M_E_N_T_s __ f I-ANNOUNCEMENTS 3-Funeral Directors ---=--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

1-Deaths 1-Deaths Whatever you want to sell, Exoress-News Cl ~------·------AMOS GARCIA Wilbert V. Amos, age 23, of 1825 Abel F. Garcia, 39, residence 1019 . Highland Drive, Carrollton, Texas, S.W. 391h St., died Monday, Sept. passed away Sept. 18 in a Dallas 18, 1961. Funeral services Thursday the recognized STAR salesmen in the San An hospital. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Bil- 8:30 a.In. Angelus Chapel. Inter­ lie Jean Amos; daughter, Brenda ment in a local cemetery. Arrange­ Marie Amos; parents, Mr. and Mrs. ments by the C. A. Amos; sisters, Mrs. Virginia ANGELUS FUNERAL HOME Texas Market Codie, Mrs. Naomi Cogar, Mrs. Ethel HAGAN Mae Keeney, Mrs. Cleo Bonnett, Leo Wolter Hogan, Jr., 58, residence Mrs. Juanita Davis, Mrs. Lorena 126 Porter St., died Wednesday, Sept. Laney, Mrs. Emma Jane Springs- 20, 1961. Beloved husband of Mrs. ton. Services 2 p.m. Thursday Chapel Stello Hogon; father of Miss Stello Southside Funeral Home, Rev. Jock D. Hagan, Mrs. Carl Schaumloffel, Month after month Taylor officiating, direction Jr., and Charles Turner, Jr., all of SOUTHSIDE FUNERAL HOME Son Antonio; brother of Mrs. H. H. 6301 §~Flores St., On Horlandalel Godwin, San Antonio, Mrs. J. L. BASTA Blanton, Houston, Texas, and Hugh and year .after year Joseph F. Basta, age 67, of 202 w. Hogan, San Antonio; also survived S1NCI 1196 Formosa, passed away Sept. 20, at by 2 grandchildren. Rosary Thursday his late residence. Survived by wife, 7:30 p.m. Angelus Chapel. Funeral HAROLD C. Mrs. Martha Basta; brothers, Fronk, services Friday 9:15 a.m. Angelus Express and News George, Clarence, Edward, and El- Chapel followed by Requiem Mass SAUNDERS mer Basta. Veteran of War 1. Serv- 9:50 a.m. St. Gerard Catholic Church, DIRECTOR Ices 10 a.m. Friday Chapel SOUTH- Very Rev. James Sullivan, C.Ss.R., SIDE FUNERAL HOME, Rev. H.B. celebrant. Interment in San Fernan­ publish Toylor officiating, Military services do Archdiocesan Cemetery. Pollbear­ more classifie and Interment Notional Cemetery, ers will be Louis Gordner, Howard , : \177 NORTH STU ET Ft. Sam Houston. Direction Godwin, Jr., Charles Steed, Edward ', ,, ,,', C,A 7.$l5l , , SOUTHSIDE FUNERAL HOME Godwin, Anthony J. Wehbe and An- 6301 S, Flores St., (In Horlondale) thony J. De Leon. Arrangements by advertisements than a - BRAUNIG the IX Col. Corl F. Breunig, (Retired) 66, of ANGELUS FUNERAL HOME 412 Hammond Ave., died Wednesday, HALEY Sept. 20 at a local hospital. Survived Miss Minnie Holey, 516 Hunstock, ROY AKERS other San Antonio or South Texas n by widow, Mrs. Nina Fay Braun1g; born in George West, Texas, June son, Corl F. Braunlg Jr. of San An- ~;pt.18~g; f ~~~e~n °~ 0 foc~"1i~;~?~; The Akers Complete Service Is 0 9 ~;~~~lgda~rl;'pen~~~lo.~ ~~fher~; at the age of 85 years. Rosary wil I Within the Price Range Of Victor and E. Poul Breunig of San be recited in St. Cecilia's Church, Every Family WANT SURE - SHOT RESPONSIVE A Antonio, H. E. Breunig of Rockford, 125 W. Whittier, Thursday, Sept. 2L 1II.; sister, Mrs. Liiiie Ahrens of at 7:30 p.m. Mass will be offered CENTRALLY LOCATED Hallettsville, Texas; one grandchild. in St. Cecelia's Church, Friday, Sept. Rosary Thursday 8 p.m. at Zizik • 22, at 9 a.m. with Rt. Rev. G. P. MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT An Express - News Classified A Kearns • Downing Chapel. Funeral ~~af\ ~~~cia~~~~ianJh~ re;r~~~;tvrri~'. 0 0 BEAUTIFUL CHAPELS rt:;;~~D:;~4~~ ~~n~f-';ij ~~,;~zi~nd Texas, where interment services will 10:30 a.m. at St. Gerard's Catholic erv~r"i~ ins~¥:;~tv~~s~e~~i:r\i~~; PRIVATE SLtJMBER ROOMl> produces at low cost. ~~~ch ~Ith RR,,~~ule~o~~ss ~c'b~~ O'Neil, city; Mrs. Emily Holey Gar­ 5 1 C.Ss.R. Interment In Fort s am ~~~- ~Y;s ~~f;~ w~i;c~s ~~~b~~P~f AMPLE PARKING SPACt ' Houston Notional Cemetery. Arrange. st. Cecelia's Church and hod been men! by a resident of San Antonio for the 3-Funeral Directors 3-Funeral Directors 7-Spel ZIZIK-KEARNS-DOWNING post 50 years. Arrangements by BROCK ALAMO FUNERAL HOME, CA5-5731 Col. Arthur W. Brock, USAF (Rel), HERRMANN Ft. Wayne, Ind., born In Ontario, Gabriel Herrmann, age 82, 421 San Canada, Moy 16, 1882, passed away Angelo Blvd., died Tuesday at his In Ft. Wayne, Ind., Sept. 16, at the home. He was a member of Anton JJ!l!i}a oge of 79 years. Funeral services Wenzel Lodge No. 174, O.D.H.S. Sur­ ~ will be held In Dodd Field Chapel, vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Bert A. Thursday, Sept, 21 at 2 p.m. Inter- (Emily) Biediger and Mrs. Guy w. AKERS FUNERAL HOME ment will be In Ft. Sam Houston (Claro) Slaven. Funeral services Over a Quarter Century J<9ll~ Natl. Cemetery. Survivors: Dough- Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'cloc_k at On Main Avenue fer, Mrs. K.W. (Nancy). Beck, Ft. the Riebe Chapel, the Rev. Milton FUNERAL HOME Wayne, Ind.; son, Maj. Arthur W. Bendiner officiating. Interment in 441 N. Main Ave. Brock 111, Tinker Air Force Base, Hermann Sons Cemetery. Arronge­ CA6-7201 (X FREE Parking for Our Clientele on Oklahomo City, Okla.; brothers, w. ments with Elton Brock, Durango, Durango, Mex- RIEBE FUNERAL HOME Our Connecting Parking Lot. lco, Dallas D. Brock, San Francisco, KLAUS Calif,; 6 grandchildren. Col. Brock Mr. Leo c. Klaus, age 32, of 4550 was a member of the Episcopal Military Drive N.W., passed away BURIAL INSURANCE Church, a member of the El Karubah, in 0 local hospital Sept. 20. Sur­ Our Funeral Insurance Policy Pays in Cash. Shreveport, La., a member or Re- vived by wife, Mrs. Betty Klaus. Hred Officers Assn., Air Force, of Arrangements when completed will Ages 1 Mo. to 70 Years San Antonio and had been a resident be announced by of Kerrville, Tex,, for 7 years. Ar- HANAVAN-McCLAUGHERTY rangements by KNOP 6301 So. Flores WA 2-6339 ALAMO ~~~~fL HOME Mr. Ernest Otto Knop, 262 Army Alma, Mich., Dayton, Ohio, Biloxi, Blvd., born in Atlantic, Iowa, Oct. · t 13, 1882, passed away Sat,,,.,foy, Mlss., Washing on, D. C., Deming, Sept. 16, 1961, in Kerrville, Texas, at N.M. and Shreveport, La. papers the age of 78 years. Funeral services plea~ ~py_,_ will be held in Alamo Chapels Thurs. COLBATH day, Sept. 21, at 10 a.m. Interment Mrs. Ida P. Colbath, age 84, of 945 will be in Fort Sam Houston Notional W. Pyron Avenue, passed away Sept. Cemetery with full military honors. 19th at her late residence. Survived survivors: Wife, Mrs. Johnnie Davis by daughters, Mrs. M. L. Harvey, Knop; daughter, Mrs. Pauline Davis, Mrs. Jomes 0. Jones, Mrs. Ida B. City; sisters, Mrs. Helen Olsen, Miss Roberts; sons, James A, Colbath, Emily Knop, both of Des Moines, Thomas S. Colbath Jr.; five P.rand- Iowa, Mrs. Louise Chrlstopherson, children, seven great-g_rondch1idren, Boston, Mass.; brother, Mr. Frank l'Yo great-great-grandchildren, many Knop, Des Moines, Iowa; 8 grand­ nieces and nephews. "!'ember Harlan- children. Mr. Knop was a member dale Ch~rch of Christ. Serylces 2 of the Lutheran Church, a life mem­ p.m, Friday, Chapel Southside Fu- ber of D.A.V. Chapt. No. 14, a mem­ ne~ol Home, Evangelist Pa.ul Steve_ns ber of International Typographical ~~~~~t~Predt7~~~ment Mission Bunal Union, and hod been a resident of SOUTHSIDE FUNERAL HOME l~~a~~~~:rt fo~y the post SO years. {101 _So. Flores St. (In Harlandale), ALAMO FUNERAL HOME DAN I EL CAS-5731 Mr. Robert F. Daniel, 40, of Rt. 10, Box 169, San Antonio, died Sept. 18. LANE Member Los Angeles Heights Pres- Mrs. A.J. (Delia .R.) Lane, 84, . of byterian Church. Survivors: w 1 f e, 312 Argo St., died in a local hospital Mrs. Marie Daniel; daughters, Mrs. Sept. 19. .Member Presbyterian Carole McCord; Miss Rose Marie church. Survivors: Sons, A.J. Lane, The Daniel; sons, Warren w. Maybrin, Beaumont,_ Tex., E. Henry Lane, Rni)ert anrl Albert R. Daniel. all San Morgan City,• Lo.; douqhters, Mrs. Antonio; sister, Miss Mary Lou Hel- J.H. Shirley, , 1esno, Calif., and Miss frich, Akron, Ohio; brothers, E. E. Elizabeth Lane, San Antonio. Funer­ Perfect Danlel, Dayton, Ohio and Corl Fields, al services 1 :30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. Akron, Ohio. Funeral services 1 :30 21, North ridge Presbyterian Church, p.m. Friday, Sept. 22, Akers Chapel Dallas, Tex. Interment Sherman, with Rev. Thomas R. Brower officl- Tex. Arrangements by Tribute ating, Interment Notional Cemetery, ROY AKERS CA6-7201 Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Arrange- Dallas papers please copy. ments by MEISENHEIMER ROY AKE~S CA6-7201 Mr. Carter Wilson Meisenheimer Sr., DEMPSEY 1310 W. Lynwood, born in Texas, Thomas Dempsey, age 76, 2019 Vlr- Sept. 22, 1905, passed away Wednes­ glnla Blvd., died Monday at his day, Sept. 20, 1961, In his home, at ' home. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Zettle the age of 55 years. Funeral services Mae Dempsey; sons, Lonnie and Al- will be held In Alamo Chapels, Sat­ bert Dempsey and Biiiy Tripp; urday, Se~t. 23rd, at 1:30 p.m. In­ daughters, Mrs. Georgia Giiroy, Mrs. terment will be In Sunset Memorial Lucille Oeth, Mrs. Alcia Mae Goer- Park. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Inger and Mrs. Marie McCartv; 10 Patsy Garrison, city; Mrs. Gerald grandchildren; 6 great-grandchlfdren. (Ann) Poff, Mrs. C. A. (Paulo~ Funeral services Friday morning at Lynch, both _of Ft. Worth, Texas, 1n 'cln the Rlebe Cha~ Mr.~?.. ~:. c~n~ W~~~n ~~ls~~hf~~:rc~tr.; 2oRTERfl!' ______

1/ VA s uf< 1( -- daughters, Ann, Elizabeth and Mary. Makes son, Samuel, Exer. 12 Nov., 1738. 18 April, 1739. Wit: John Little, Wm. Hart. Book 9, p. 53. Wills and Administrations LANCASTER, William: Est.- Mary Lancaster, admr. 21 Jan., 1740. Signed: Barth. Figures, Sam. Maget, Wm. Rose. Bk. 9, p. of 264. LAND, Curtis: Leg.- To son, Curtis, Plantation with 150 acres, I bought of Robert Inman. To son, Thomas my plantation I live on & 200 acres. To son, William a mare & colt. To daughter, Rebeckah two horses, and two cows. To son, John, JuRRY GouNTY, two horses & two cows. To son, Robert two horses & two cows. Wife and son, William Land Exers. Wife, Mary one cow. 15 Dec., 1729 . Prob.: 18 Mar., 1729. Book 7, P• 1015. VIRGINIA LANE, Richard: Leg.- Gives to wife his whole est. (Does not name her). If wife marry the estate to go to two sons (not named). 18 Mar., 1687/7. Book 3, p . 83. () 17e, I 1671-1750 LANE, Thomas: Leg.- Desires that land be divided between two < r;;f')"'"' ''( --'f ··'1, Jrh, sons, Thomas & Joseph Lane and makes them Exers., with by 5 1708. 3 (Jr:,· J. J. procession the neighbors. Jan., Prob.: I Jan., 1709. Wit: William Holt, William Benson, Ed~.rrd Pettway. Book 5, p. 440. . ) LANE, Thomas: Mary Lane, admr: 12 May, 1721. Signed: Est.- 1 Wm. Ruffin, John Newsum, Wm. Holt. Book 7, p. 333. LANE, Thomas: Lkg.- To grandson,,.:Thomas Lane the _Plantation his father lived on. Mentions grandsons, John Lane & Joseph Lane. Mentions Rebekah White. Daughter, Mary Hart. Mentions three grandsons and Rebekah Hart. 8 Oct., 1733. 20 Nov., 1734. Wit: Richard Ricks, Thos. Lanier, Wm. By Eliza Timberlake Davis Barker. Book 8, p. 428. LASHLEY, Patrick: Est.- By Walter Lashley. 18 April, 1711. Signed: Howell Edmunds, Samuell Briggs. Bk. 6, p. 51. LATHER, John: Est.- By Jane Lather. 15 Feb., 1720. Signed: Nich. Maget, Rob. Judkins, Mich. Harris. Book 7, p. 319. Reprinted in an Improved Format LATHER, John: Est.- Jane Lather, admr. 19 Apr., 1727. The est. paid Thomas & John Collier, orphans of John Collier, deceased. Book 7, p. 688. With a New Index by LAWTHER, Henry: Est.- Admr. was granted to Wm. Thompson, de­ ~) ceased. Signed at James Citty by the Governor. 14 June, I Thomas L. Hollowak 1676. Book 2, p. 117. ~ Gitt To LEATH, Peter: Leg.- (This was a verbal will) Mentions son, John, dau. Elizabeth, and wife. Probated by Sarah Leath. ~ S. A. GENEALOGICAL& HISTORICAL SOCIETY 13 Feb., 1737. Prob.: 19 Apr., 1738. Wit: John Jackson, John Parham. Book 8, p. 812. Donated...... '1JAd...... 1s.£.~.YY= LEWIS, Christopher: Leg.- To ye church at Southwarke Parish a NameJf ~,J:.!JZl~tL!. ...'n Ud21P'iu-V silver flagon of two qt. measure. To William Thompson, minister, 1500 lbs. of tobacco, to be paid in 1675. To Ad4r~Hj four godchildren, Solomon Davis, in Isle of Wight County, Luke Measell, Katherine Owen, Christopher Moring. Bequest to Jno. Carr. To Roger Williams, his son young Roger, Baltimore Cattle, to Roger Williams, ye father, Christopher, tools, to Mary Jones, daughter of James Jones, cooper, tobacco, to ~ GENEALOGICAL PUBLISHING Co., INC. ~ ~ 1980 88 ~ v I I -~ - - ·H

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::::~~····~lt.11~ l! ' It 'I ! • ' ' ~ ! Baltimore I i' GENEALOGICAL PUBLISHING Co., INC . ' 1980 ~ fy: 46 SURRYCOUNTY REX:ORDS BOOKI, 1652-1672 47 Page 214. 1 April 166). Indenture between Geo. Foster, planter, & Jno, Page 218. 5 9ber 166). Thos. Hurt cannot appear in Court at the suit of Clemmens, both of Southwarke Parish, to Jno. Clemmens a parcell of land of i Thos. Robinson, requests Wm. Cockerham to act for him. 50 acres on the east side of Gray's Creek, bounding upon Reedy Branch to Wit.1 '!'hos. Smith. merked trees, formerly belonging to John Ivey, deceased. Wit. 1 Nathaniel Stanton, Geo, Blow, Page 219. J day 9ber 166). Execution being this day served upon my boddye in J ye suite of Henry & John Richards for 2129 lbs. tob. etc. Page 215. 8 May 166). Whereas Cecillye Dunstan, Widdow, late of the County Signed1 Barth. Owen. of Surry, in h,er last Will & Test. ordered that a mare colt should be pur­ Wit.1 Geo. Watkin, Nath. Stanton. chased for Susannah Robbinson, daughter of Andrew Robbinson, know all that I, Robert Carter, hc.ve sold to Peleg Dunstan and Ralph Dunstan exors, of P1189 219. 6 9ber 166), Bond of Wm, Strong & Thos, King, 5000 lbs. tob. to sd Cecillye Dunstan, for the use of Susannah Robbinson, one mare etc. ·5· behave themselves to all his Majest.1es people and especially towards Eliward Wit.1 Alice Parke, Roger Potter. D..tshell. Wit.1 RoY Stanton. Page 216. JO June 166). Wm. Mills covenants with Francis Jones, to serve him two years, he to be taught the trade of cooper and to find him good Page 219. Robert Hunt, cooper, petitions the Court on June 1662 for satis­ just Diett, washing, Lodging and cloathing, and all else necessary for him, l faction of a debt due to him from Thos. Wynne's Est. Robert Hunt made Wit. 1 John Leeke, Thos. Andrews, William Lea. barrells and caskes for Wynne, and was to have received compensation in Tob. and corn. Thos. Wynne died ... (illegible) ..• and Robert Hunt desires Page 216. The following bound to the Court for their good behaviours r that his estate make settlement. Jno. Gittings, Thos. Hunt Security. Wit. 1 Hoel Pryse, Nath. Stanton. John LeGrade, Arthur Jordan & Robert Spenser Securities. Page 220. 15 Jan. 166). Court of Surry County, presents Wm. Scarboro, Arthur Jordan & Robert Spenser. ! Coll. Thos. Swann Coll. Geo. Jordan Eleanor, wife of John Rawlings, bound for appearance at the next Court. capt. Law. Baker Mr. Thos. Warren Anne & Robt. Dennis, bond for good behaviour1 sec, Jno. Gittings, Hoel Mr. Jas. Mason Pryse. 'I John Smith, servant to Mr. Wm. Norwood, having run away several times, his Page 216. 2 7ber 166). John Jennings' Petition to th~Court that he has ff master desires that he be made to serve two months after the expiration of been accused of being uncivil to the Court, is heartily sorry and beseecheth his time, and pay 200 lbs. Tob. Estimates cost of finding him to be about pardon of the Court, ~ 250 lbs. tob. Page 217. 4 Oct. 166). Robert Stanton reports the finding of a large canoe, '.i Page 221. 5 9ber 166). Said John Smith, desiring to live with capt. Flood, good and sound. and having run away several times, there is 8 months service due, and 18 months by indenture - in all 26 months. Wm. Norwood, at the earnest re­ Page 217. 4 9ber 1663. Robert Stanton Gives to Sarah Sparks one Red Heifer 'I quest of John Smith, sells ye servant to Capt. '!'hos. Flood, 16 8ber 166). ••• to first sonne of a husband she shall, or may marry, and her husband not Wit.1 Geo. Jordan. to dispose of this gift1 rut after such a sonne is born, to give yearly an .,Jr,. I account of sd heifer & increase with the Court, and give bond accordingly " Page 221. 20 June 166). Mr. John Corker sold land to Xpher Vahan and Henry to act for them & if sd first sonne should dye before he comes of age Chaddock. Christopher Vahan assigns to Wm. Warrolow on 20 June 166). then to return to the second, or third, in age therefrom1 and if she never Wit.1 John Corker, John More, have any sonne then to her eldest daughter, and soe to the second & third in age therefrom1 the same as for above sonnes, and this my act and deed. ' Page 222. 24 Oct. 166), A jury was impannelled to inquire into the death of Robert Stanton. a body washed ashore at Mr. James Mason's. It was found that the death came Wit. 1 Mary Stanton, Joseph Fisher. by drowning, in what manner, not known. 1r Peter Adams Rich. Clarke f,l; Page 217. 1 August 166). Mr. Thos. Marston give Security to the Court for Daniel Sturdivant George Denigon the Estate he shall recive of Mr. Robert Stanton, belonging to Joseph Jno. Phillips Thos. Lane Fisher & to deliver to him when he comes to age, without charges. Robt. Spenser Geo. Harrison Signed1 Jno. Okeham. Jno. Dolly Jno. Birchall ..ft ~ Jno.~ Page 217. 6 July 1659. Mr. Robert Stanton, Guardian of Joseph Fisher, or­

phant, agt. Richard Dibdell for 8000 Lbs. tob. & cash to give acct. in ; ~' Page 22). 17 Nov. 166). A difficulty between Mr. Robert Spenser, and Edward James Citty, the orphant being removed thither, and bond given by sd Robert f; Petway, Pettway kept unlawful dogs that attacked Spencer's hogs, killed Stanton, stands fully charged by himself of sd estate and made satisfactory ; i some, and others not found. Demands settlement in next Court. to the orphant. !LIf; Signed.• Thomas Marsten, 24 7ber 166). Ii Page 22). 7 Dec. 166). A bill of JOO lbs. tob. due to Jno. King. ii Wit. Geo. Manfield, Geo. Jordan, Eliward Sanderson • Page 218. 5 Jan. 166). Roi Stanton, late Clerke of Surry County, he moving, .! makes Capt. Wm. Browne, atty. and Deputy for goods, debts, etc. due to ;t Page 22). 2 Jan, 166). Robt. sold Luke Mizle certain household goods to Surry County to him, and dispose to his best interest. T bind an obligation for which he is indebted. '!'hos. Swann, Nath. Stanton. ~

~· Page 22). 5 Dec. 166). Thos. Harte appoints his friend Robert Spenser to Page 218. J Nov. 166). John Okeham had three letters, giving him power of confess judgment to Coll. Thos. Swann amt. due him by bill, at suit of Attorney, delivery to him by Coll. Flood, Mr. Rennolds and Wm. Stanton to Capt. Law. Baker from Wm. Hare. Implead Tho. Newhouse at the Court and that they are in James Citty Signeds Thos, H~tt. County recorded. I Wit.1 John Shepperd. '~ f fit .yr:r.

"'~:· ~ LAMAR R. NICHOLSON ®rhtuary ®glrtqnrpr Q!nuuty LEXINGTON, GEORGIA

August 2nd., I937

s. Barton G. Lane, IIIg W st Magnolia Ave., San An onio, Texas. ~---.... Dear Mrs. Lane:

After reading your letter of July 29th., I have again examined the will of Richard Lane and it is possible that I was mistaken as to him having a daugheer named Mary. He uses the following sentence in this will, as you will note from the copy that has been sent you: 11 equally divided among my dear wife and children, that is to say- Mary Lane, Samuel Lane-etc") I took that to mean that he bad a child named Mary; but I don't suppose he did. Had you sent me a check I think that I would have had to refund part of the money, because I did not get very fa.r tracing Flint. However I do believe that he was the Flint that you are interested in. He was connected with the William Freeman family in some way. I am recording all the information that I can obtain ( I haven't sea.rched the records of the Clerk of Court) from this off ice, and I make no charge because I don't think that it is very valuable.

The following are marriages that you might be inter~sted ~: . ~U~ Jonathan Lane to Polley Colley- Dec. 7th., !804 .,p ll~~__,-'~ ~------Joel Lane to Susana Leggett- Dec 31st., 1go9 .... ':ff ~7~~ William Flint to Charlotte Tillery- Dec 15-I8I4 Chuleanna Flint to John Mitchell- April 9th.,I798 Sally Flint to Phillip Easton- Feb I~, ISII Rachael Flint to Richctrd Garrott- April 12, I3I4. I have the will of Tarpley Flint and it was from this will that I had hoped to trace his children. I could not do this but I do believe that Mary Lane, later Mrs. William Freeman, was his daugheer, the f olowing quotation from said will is why I believe that r ' "--and a negro woman named Cloe in the possession of Mrs. , William Freeman in the state of Nor th Carolina, together with the child and her future increase, sha.11 rema,in in the hands or possession of my a.ff ectionate wife, Christina Flint, until my son Wm. Flint comes of age--- 11 He also uses the phra.se 11 all my children" once or twice, but due to the fact that he did not mame them I could not trace them; but I believe that Mary lane was on~.He named William Freeman as one of the Executors. The inventory of his estate shows that/~,~·i~i~tJ~~yF05~~' North Ca.rolina. He signed the v;ill in I799. Mary married Freeman in I794. ~. V..~"----t •.

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(p.12) 22Nov1704 .... Sarah King, executrix of John King, deed., to Richard Adkisson .... (p.21) 5 May 1710.... Joseph Perry to Thomas Eldridge for 5 shillings.... 70 acres near 44 acres called "Wasts" lying between the land of John King, deed., and the land called Warwick Meadow in the upper part of Surry County and bounded by Hailes Branch at "Nelsons" on upper Chipoakes Creek. ! the Tar pits and Mr. Busby. Wit: William Rawlings and Thomas Penenton. Sarah (X) King Wit: James Jackson, Matthew (X) Capps and Joseph Perry NOTE: On the back of this deed is written.... Richard Adkeson to Mr. William I Elizabeth (X) Capps. Rookings for 800 pounds tobacco .... dated 10 Mar 1708. l Rec: 4 Jul 1710 Wit: William Cocke and Mary Cock. Richard (X) Adkerson 1 l Rec: 2 May 1710 (Richard Adkeson, aged 40, appears at court.) I (p.23) 6 Sep 1708 .... Joseph Wall, Sr. of the lower parish to Benjamin Chapman of the I same for 2000 pounds tobacco .... 150 acres on Canoe Branch (adjoining the land sold to (p.13) 5 May 1710 .... Capt. William Gray to William Brown for 40 shillings .... 4 acres at Thomas Cockerham) and bounded by Robert Caufield, George Benbridge and Richard the Horse Bridge on the head of Grays Creek (3 acres being on south side of Horse I Edward. (Susannah Wall, wife of Joseph Wall, relinquished her Right of Dower.) Bridge) beginning on the east side of the Queens Road. Land was granted to William I Wit: John Bell and Margaret (X) Bacer (Baker?). Joseph (X) Wall Gray to build a water grist mill. Rec: 4 Jul 1710 Wit: Roger Williams and John (X) Battle. William Gray Rec: 2 May 1710 ' Elizabeth (X) Gray (p.27) 4 Jan 1709.... Bond of Thomas Hart of Isle of Wight County to Samuel Cornwell I of Lawnes Creek parish in Surry County. This deed is for land at the head of Chipoakes (p.14) 2 May 1710 .... Capt. William Gray to William Browne, Gent., for 40 shillings .... I Creek in Lawnes Creek Parish. 4 acres as above. (Elizabeth Gray, wife of William Gray, relinquished her Right of Wit: Robert Ruffin and William (X) Newsume. Thomas (X) Hart Dower.) I Rec: 4 Jul 1710 Wit: Roger Williams and John (X) Battle. William Gray i Rec: 2 May 1710 (p.28) Thomas Eldridge complains that John Unett of Pidgeon Swamp has left the county without paying a debt. (p.15) Grand jury: Rec: 22 Mar 1710 John Bell George (X) Pasmoor James Stanton I William Cocke Samuel Judkin Richard (X) Goad Robert Watkins (p.29) Cot. William Randolph of Henrico County complains that John Uncett has left Richard Taylor John (X) Griffin Allen Warren without paying a debt. Edward Drew Henry (X) Michell George Williams Rec: 20 May 1710 William Cocke Howell Edmunds John (X) Clements Bray Hargrave I Lawrence (X) Hemmen Thomas (X) Cockerham (p.30) Hon. Benjamin Harrison, Esq. complains that John Unitt has left without paying a debt. · against: I Rec: 24 May 1710 Nathaniel Harrison Eve Sweat for having a Bastard child. I William Johnson for Swearing. (p.36) 5 Sep 1710.... William Brown, Gent., to Robert Grife for 10,000 pounds tobacco .... Susana Baker for having a Bastard child. 550 acres being the land Robert Grife lives on called "Fair Ford" (being a patent dated Samuel Briggs for not clearing the road. · 20 Apr 1684). Rec: 2 May 1710 Wit: William Hunniford, Christopher Moring and James Ross. William Browne Rec: . 5 Sep 1710 (p.16) Lewis Green against David Peeples for a debt. I Rec: 6 Apr 1710 (p.37) 4 Sep 1710 .... Joseph Lane of Isle of Wight County and wife, Jetion Lane, to Thomas Lane of Surry County.... 200 acres "given me by my father in his will" (p.16) Bond of Etheldred Taylor, Samuel Thompson and John Allen for 1000 pounds (said Thomas Lane has a patent for 400 acres dated 1682). sterling for Ethetdred Tayor as Sheriff of Surry County. Wit: Thomas Hart, Mary Hart and Thomas Hart, Jr. Joseph Lane Rec: 4 Jul 1710 Rec: 5 Sep L710 Jelion (X) Lane

(p.18) 3 Jut 1710 .... John Hamlin and Thomas Harrison of Westover Parish in Prince I (p.39) 2 Feb 1710 .... William Heath and wife, Elizabeth Heath, of Southwarke Parish to George County to Thomas Goodyne of the same .... 299 acres on Warwick Swamp below Robert Hunnicutt of Wayneake Parish in Prince George County for 5 shillings.... 304 the great meadow in Southwarke Parish and bounded by Cotton Branch and the land of acres between Warrick Swamp and Blackwatc;r Swamp and bounded by Minge, William Joseph Perry, Jr. Rives, James Binford and Hannah Gee. Wit: John Allen and John Simmons. John Hamlin Wit: John Nicholls, E. Goodrich and Peter Wynne. William (X) Heath Rec: 4 Jul 1710 Thomas (X) Harrison Elizabeth Heath (p.19) 4 Jul 1710.... John Hamlin and Thomas Harrison of Westover parish in Prince (p.45) 16 Jan 1710 .... William Meriwether of New Kent County appoints William Brown George County to Thomas Goodyne of the same .... the same land as above being land of Surry County as his attorney to act in the transfer of a deed for 430 acres (patented 14 that formerly belonged to John Owen who sold it to them in Prince George Court. May 1666 by John Spratley of James City County) on Pidgeon Swamp in Surry County and Rec: 4 Jul 1710 called "Blows"). Wit: Harry Floyd, Nicholas Maget and George (X) Norwood. William Meriwether Rec: 21 Feb 1710 v H· ~.v ''· ' \ --

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Surry County, Virginia, 1652-1684

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Address ...J...... · f Baltimore GENEALOGICAL PUBLISHING Co., INC. I '\\ I 1980 I ~ ~ I ~ ~ BJWM' . Ill ii ·- .. -~ •- _lLe \e ____ "'--.I' WATHEN, James: Leg.- To daughter, Anne Wathen, 20 pounds, years old, and 1060 lbs. of tobacco. To my son, Henry, current money to buy a hegro; if she die to seven years, to my Plantation at Blackwater Swamp, bought of Robert Warren, return and be in the h~ndsdf Mr. Nicholas Cocke. Wife to when 21 years old, and negro. If son, Henry, die, the ne­ have the remainder of est. Makes wife, Mary, Exerx. Witi grd to son, William. To son, William, my Land on the south Nicholas Cocke, Elizabetp Lanier, Mary Rawlings. Made: side of Cypress Swamp and Tyus' Branch, when 21 years old, 18 Feb., 1723. Prob.~ 18 Mar., 1723. Book 7, p. 519. and one negro. To daughter, Mary, one negro when 21 years old, or married. To daughter, Elizabeth, one negro, one WATKINS, : Leg> Desires to be buried in the Chancel of cow and 500 lbs. of tobacco. To wife, Elizabeth, house­ the church a~ .r..awnes Creek Parish, as predecessors have hold goods and two negroes. To my wife, goods coming from been, in the Cha.ncel of the Parish Church . ·where they dwelt. England for tobacco I sent home to be equally divided be­ Bequest to wife, Elizabeth arid to goddaughter, Elizabeth tween wife and children. Made: 5 Nov ; , 1703. Prob.: Spensor, daughter' o'f Rober ·t Spenser . . To cousin Charles 5 Mar., 1708~ Wit: Nich. Maget, John Watkins, Jr., Eliza. Barham, son of my Uncle, .Capt. Charles Barham. Residue of Skelton. Book 5, p. 407. estate to be divided equally between my wife, Elizabeth, and cousin, Ch·rist'opher .Watkins, of White Hart Co't in ,WATKINS, John: Leg.- To brother, Henry Watkins, all the Land Long Lane, London; but if wife is with child, the cousin's · · I' have .. on . th .e. south side of that Swamp where I now live •.

part to such chiid.~ 'My land to my wife for her life, and To brother, Robert Wat-k.in.s. ., , an amount out of the estate to then to my child, if ~nyf·in de{au).t, to be sold and pro­ 4.0 shi1ling ·s. The use of the Plantation where I now live

ceeds sent to co1.1sin, Watkins, or hiS:liafr:s.~,-. . Gift of 1000 to my wife Arin, for her life, then to my brother, · Henry lbs. of tobacco t;o, L,awnes Creek Church, to be laid out in Watkins and my gun. Wife to have all the rem; 6f ~st. Plate, also 1000 · l,b.5. '.e>f tobacco to Capt. Charles Barham. Wit .: Nicholas Maget, Francis Sowerby, · Mary Jurlkins. · To John Pri6e, 300 a~r~siof land surveyed for Peter Greene, Made: · 12 May; ,in _:: .. Prob.: 20 Jurie, 1722 . . Bk > ?, p.401. to lie next to Sunken ·Mar.'sh Mill 7 Clothes. To Wm. New­

sum a coat. To friends ~ ... :Sherwood 20 shillings for a WATKINS, John: Leg.- To ;~n·,·Joli ·ri. Watkins, · at1 .' the land that ring. Exers., wife, Elizabeth ·and Uncle, Capt. Charles my mother-in-law holds as her dower. Bequest to child in Barham. Made: Sept., ·.:1673. Prob.: 20 Nov., 1673. esse. Wife, Mary, Exerx. Wit: Robert Wager, Thos. Bage, Wit: Wm. SherwoO:O, Jenneft!;, Davis. Book 2, p. 36. Benj. Nicholson. ~iade:18 June, 1748. Prob .·: 16 Jan., 1749. Book 9, p. 619. WATKINS, George (Capt.): Est.~ Inventory presented by Mrs. i Eliza. Watl·ins, late wife and Exerx. Appsm. by Wm. Thomson, WATSON, Thos.: Est.- Presented by Thos. Avent, Richard Moore, ·'i Randall Holt, and Fra. Mason ·. 7 Jan., 1673. In 7 7br, James Odyan. 18 Feb., 1718. Book 7, p. 178. · 1675, admr. of est. was presented by Mr. Robert Ruffln, "who married ye Relict". Bdok 2, p. 46. WEATHERS, Thomas: Leg.- To son, William, the Plantation where I live, land purchased of John Jones. To son, Benja~in, WATKINS, Henry: Est.- John Watkins; a .dmr. 20 Mar., 1678. the Plantation purchased of Jeremiah Ellis. To son, Book 2 , p • 19 8 . Thomas, the Plantation and Land on Spring Swamp, purchased of Thos. Atkinson. To son, William the feather bed where WATKINS, Henry: Est.- Presented by John Watkins, Inventory. 6 I lie and a horse. To son, Michael, a young colt, and cow May, 1679. Jno. Moring, Nicholas Witherington, Thos. and calf. To daughter, Susannah, one cow. To sons, Ben­ Sowerby. Book 2, p. 205. jamin, John, Isaac, and Reuben, to each a cow. All the rest and remainder of estate to wife for her life, or WATKINS, Henry: Est.- 18 April, 1744. Book 9, p. 465. marriage, then to be equally divided between wife, Lidia, and the children. Made Wife, and son, Wm. Exers. Made: WATKINS, James: Leg.- To Eliza. Webb, two cows, if she stay 26 Oct., 1744. Prob.: 17 Oct., 1744. Wit: Wm. Pettway, out her time. To goddaughter, Susannah Greene, Richard Edward Pettway, Rich. Rives. Book 9, p. 481. Greene's daughter, one cow. To ~ife, Judith Watkins, all the rest of my estate, and makes her Exerx. Sworn to by WEAVER, Henry: Est.- By John Weaver. 20 May, 1719. John Maximilian Mansell, Adam Heath. Mason, Giles Underhill, Nicholas Partridge. Bk. 7, p. 186. WATKINS, James: Est.- 15 April, 1724. Book. 7, p. 526. WEAVER, John:· Leg.- To son, John Weaver, 20 shillings. To son, William Weaver, 20 shillings. To daughter, Joyce WATKINS, John: Leg.- To my son, Robert, my Plantation where Callihan, 20 shillings. To dau., Elizabeth Weaver - Grand­ I now live and ye Plantation at Indian Field that he hath son, John Weaver, one-half the land I bought of Thos. Tom­ now in possession, reserving ye wife, Elizabeth, use of linson, which land his father was possessed with, before Plantation where I live for her life, adjoins Ja. Chestetts his death etc. To son, Edward Weaver the other one-half to the Swamp, where Mr. Thos. Collier's mill stands, to the of the land. To son, Stephen Weaver, the estate if John Deep Bottom Branch .. to Jas. Davis, where he did lately live die. If grandson, John Weaver, die without heirs, his .. to Mr. Will. Edwards, to Indian Field Swamp .. also my portion to go to my youngest son, Stephen Weaver. wi'fe, place where Jno. Parr now lives and land on the east side Elizabeth Weaver, Exerx. Prob.: 17 Feb., 1719. Wit: of Colt's Branch, a negro, household goods, silver tankard, John Mason, Gilbert Hay, William ¥leaver. Bk. 7, p. 244. gold ring, twelve pewter plates and dishes, wall table, six leather chairs, and larg looking glass. To son, John, WEBB, Nicholas: Est.- By LDeloney, admr. 15 Jan., 1734. w. the Plantation where John Cooke live and my Plantation Rookings, Thomas Allstin, Jos. Washington. Bk. 8, p. 443. where James Davis did lately live, when son John is 21

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11 Page 19 Oct. J650-1651. This document, con­ J. the first part illegible, 1, cerns an indenture made of service between one Clarke and Richard Bland, merchant, for six years. Clarke stated before signing that he had promised

Mr. John Bland 1 in London, he would serve six years and he would be as good as his word. This indenture was afterwards assigned to Mr. Edward Bland by the said Richard Bland and it seems had been lost or removed from amongst the writings of the said Mr. Edward Bland. As this was lost Clarke was to serve only that custom of the said county having no indenture. Signed, John Holmewood, Robt. Stanton.

Page h. 7 Nov. 1652. Mr. John Dibdall did at a Court held in this place volunteer and made in open court a petition signed by himself, Robert Lan­ cashear and seventy others, and John Collier without timely redress to I Petition etc. I Page 5. ? Nov. 1652. In Virginia1 the petition of John Dibdall humbly show­ eth that Richard Colt, chyrurgeon, having sayed besyde their fear of Cod hath att divers tymes to divers persons, vowed ye death of ye petitioner and to have his blood yea his hart blood for ye plaint, hath bound ye sayd Colt to good behaviour ... prevented Mr. Simpson, phys ician, repairing to ye sick I wlfe though att the poynt of death ... and disturbs ye peace of ye Common- wea'l llo ••. Desires tloal Colt s uffer penalty of the La.w. \I Page 6. 15 July 1652. Tho s . Woodhouse and Richard Colt bind themselves on penalty of one hundred thousand pounds of tobacco to be payd un.to ye Keepers of ye Llbertl.m; of England by Autloorl. ty of Parliament •. . Wit.' Be n Sidway, Wm. Thomas , Geo. Jordan. By order of Mr. Ben Sidway. I Richard Colt enjoyned to be upon good behaviour and keep the peace of ye keepers of the Liberty of England ..• John Dibdall, minister, This obliga­ tion to stand in full power and venture. John Corker, Deponent. I Page 6. 10 Sept. 1652. Thi s bill bindes Mr. John Hix to pay unto Mr. Bra­ sure or his as s ignor in full seven hundred pounds of tobacco and caskes on ye first day of November next, if not enough, made to seize for satisfac­ tion. Page 7, Coll. Thomas Swann, by himself and his Deputies or Deputers, will execute and perform the Office of High Sher iff for the County of Surry for the year 1652 ... to perf orm the Office of High Sheriff., ,in full force. Si gned1 Tho. Swann, Geo. Jordan, Ben. Sidway. Sealed and delivered in the Prese nce of; Barth. Kinpe, Sam Abbott, Robt. Stanton. Page 8. 7 9'br 1652. Foulke Jones, planter, receives greetings from William Vaughan, whereas th e latter oweth un~oFouke Jones, plant er, 600 lbs. of tobacco and cas kes, and said Foulke Jones stands indebted to Mr. Walter Chiles for JOOO lbs . of tobacco and casks ..• Wm. Vaughan binds over to sd. Foulke Jones all of his tobacco crop for the year, made on ground belongin~ to Mr. Carter, Sr. Wit. 1 Thos. Pittman, Sarah Brewster. Page 9. 7 9'br 1652. Daniel Hutton bargained with Thomas Pittman to build him a house by a "certayne tyme," but conditions were al together negelected, th e petition sta te s and des ire s damages. Wants jury to inquire how much. I,

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Pa;;;e 181. JO Nov. 1661. Est . of the orphans of John Wattkins, cooper, deceased, widdow, makes her friend Hezachiah Bridgers, of the same county, her attor­ to be presented by Mr. James Mason unto Eliza Brewster, the natural mother of ney, to recover debts. sd orphants and finding the account not pleasing to Mrs. Brewster, to be Wit. 1 John Drewry, Peter Mason. turned over to Mr. Mason and further examined. Wit. 1 Geo. Jordan, Thos. Warren. Pa;;;e 191. Wm. Burshell and Sablan Burshell, his wife, to Geo . Watkins all goods, movable and unmovable; to Wm. Clarke, sonne of Richard Clarke. Pa;;;e 181. lJ Aug. 165). Wm. Simmons sells to Robert Howse land on the west of Burchen Swamp for 21 years. Pa;,e 191. 1 July 1662. Jno. Rawlings, ye sonne of Gregory Rawlings, acknow­ Wit.: Anthony Bridges, Richard Nicholas. ledges he has received full satisfaction of Wm. Lea of all his rights and title in his father's estate, and acquits Jno. Rawlings of the account. Pa;;;e 182. 1 March 1661. To all to whom these presents letter shall come1 Mr. Wit. 1 John Lookes, John Billings, James Mills, of Surry County, Va. , 8 ber last signified his intent then to repair into Virginia, and now six months since he was expected but neither Page 191. 4 July 1662. James Mills sells to Ellis Else all his rights etc. himself nor letter from him are arrived soe and now doubting whether he be in the barke Supply with all appurtenances, ankers, cables, rigging, and other living or dead his affairs to be unmana;,ed, his business and estate suffering 'things and keep Else from being molested on this bill of sale according to etc. Now whereas by the laws of England a man and wife may lawfully buy law etc. In consideration Ellis Else promises to enga;,e himself and heirs sell and bargain etc ... Fortune Mills, his lawful wife, resolves to manage to pay 5000 lbs, of Tobacco (being Dutch weight) ..• to be delivered at the ·these affairs. Manhattan according to custon1 2500 weight of beef before next 10 Nov., ..• F'ortune Mill::;. I 2500 in the year 166J and what goods sd James Mills •. • shall at any time Rec. 1 4 March 1661. betwixt the day of date hereof & last day of payment, l:e shipped aboard sd Wit.: Na, Knight, Charles Waitley? Barke from Virginia to New England or Manhattans and return to Virginia the freight • • • further that sd Else shall sayle with the Barke to New Haven and Pa;;;e 184, 11 June 1661. A marriage about to be celebrated between Thomas residue of Joanna Allerton's bill of sale, some sheep left in her hands to 1 Lane of Surry County, planter, and Eliza Jones, widdowe of the same county, 't. Va. for sd Mills & to be Accompanied to New England by Sd. Mills. for avoiding future trouble, that daughter, Elizabeth, shall have out of Wit. 1 Deliverance Samberton, Etlward Heith. her deceased father's estate, ye said Thos. lane binds himself to pay to f Page 192. 20 June 1662. case between Barth, Owen, and Jno. Elizabeth Jones, daughter to the widow, when she com~sof age or marries, tµ Jury's verdict of the Plantation which was her deceased father's called Sheepheards worth 1000 Corker concerning trespass done upon the land of the orphans of Thos. Gray. lbs. tob. with cowes, etc. They found some timber had been cut. Geo. Harrison, Wm. Howse. Etlward North John Hux Thos. Andrews Roger Potter Page 184. 2 March 1661. Thos. Allcocke, received payment of Luke Mizelle Luke Mizelle Anthony Spilltimber Jno. Morecocke for a bill, formerly assigned to Mr. Wm, Etlwards in 1660 of 1000 lbs. tob. John Luke (or Looke) which Etlwards assigned to Allcocke. Jno. Rawlings Wm, Bresse

Page 184, 16 Oct. 1661. Geo. Blow sells to Walter Bartlett 50 acres of land, Page 192. July 166). Wm. Dennis complained to the Court that he had received that he bought of Andrew Robinson, for 1500 lbs. tob. a letter of invitation from Mrs, Fortune Mills to come to see her and do some Wit.1 Charles Jotham, Edward Petway, John Clay. work, being very urgent. He went and was by her and others anointed with a Walter Bartlett assigns it to John Clay, 10 June 1661. stinking~ all over his body. Wit.: David Beechinoe, Sp •.. Rand. Page 19). 7th 7ber 1662. Mr. Culmer1 My respects to you with my wive's: you understand my long absence, nor being Page 186, 25 March 1662. Indenture between Christoph~rLewis and Jane his these are to lett that it is not wife, of Southwarke Parish, and Wm, Foreman for 60 acres of land, part of afar off, shall satisfye you for God willing I shall by some meanes either a divident bought of Christopher Lawson, north to Barth. Owen, west to Ann come in and satisfye you or cause my friend Mr, Steephens to do it for me, Browne's, and south where Lewis now lives. Sr. I am very sorry that it hath fallen out soe crosse that you have been Wit. 1 John Corker. played the knave withall as I am informed. Sr. I heare yt you had an intent to have served the Governor's Warrant upon me wh. caused me to absent myself Page 187, 6 May 1662. Barth. Owen, of Gray's Creek, Southwarke Par., Surry as I did1 And likewise I heare yt you can finde but thirty acres of land Co., Gent., to Chris. Lewis, winecooper , certain livestock. out of three hundred, Therefore I would intreat you to demand of Arthur Jordan the pattent and the platt & that will informe you where the rest is. Pa;;;e 187. 4 June 1662, Thos. Hart says that Jno. Dye is indebted to him. I have sent you divers Letters b.it could never heare any answer of one­ Therefore I would desire you to send me word herewith your proceedings are Page 187. 8 July 1662. James Mills, Pipscoe Bay, in Va., appoints Robert by Mr. Sam'll Steevens which lives in Warricksquiock Bay and hath a planta­ Spenser his Atty. and in his place. tion at the Southward, soe having noe more at the present but hoping that Wit, 1 Jno. Collier, Hezekiah Binnell (or Bunnell). you will send me an answer as soone as you can I remaine, Your Friend to Serve you, Wm, Jennings. Page 188. 25 Nov. 1659. Indenture between Roger Delke and Capt. Thomas Sr, John Dye presents his respects to you. Adams for 20J acres of land at Lawnes Creek now in tenure of Jno. Bruton. Wit. 1 John Gregorye, John Beattie. Page 19J. J Sept. 1662. Indenture bet;een John Thompson of Martin's Brandon in Virginia of the one part ard John Freebourne of Surry County of the Page 190. 25 Nov. 1659, Alice Gregorye, Relict of Roger Oelke, deceased, and other for a parcell of land, 150 acres, the upper half of a parcell which natural mother of Roger Oelke, gives consent to the sale of land. "my Wife's father had in exchange with Charles Foard" & lying in Surry County next adjoining a parcell of land in possession of Matthew Battle, Pa;;;e 190. 2 June 1662. John Hux, planter, sells to Xpher Lewis a mare . John Thompson, Sarah Thompson. Wit.1 Mathew Edloe, Thos, Drinker, Samuel Duglas. Page 190. 16 June 1662, Elizabeth Short, of Moseley's Choice, Surry Co., . ,: j '

:,f~[ 44 SURRYCOUNTY RECORDS ' ~·~ BOOKI, 1652-1672 1;5 ;; i: of a bill due from Clements to Thomas Shorte for 517 lbs. tob, paid Mr. ·!r Page 211. 5 May 1663, Thos. Woodhouse had a patent for 200 acres of land on Jno. North & Richard Newell. east side of Gray's Creek dated 4 7ber 1651, he assigns this patent to John

.'[' Zaines 22 April 1652, who being deceased, the land belongs to Thos. Zaines Page 205. 9 Jan. 1662. Christopher Michell sells to Francis Tombs certain of Southampton, who made Coll. Thos, Swann his atty., and Thos Swann on 5 livestock, May 166), in open Court at Surry Co., assigned to Thos. Underwood . Wit. 1 Theophilus Flood. ; .{· Wit.1 Law. Baker, Thos. Warren. ·,i: Page 205 . 20 Feb, 1662. A survey of the land Capt. Thos. Adams and Roger ' Page 211. 7 July 1663, John Looke binds over to Thos. Busby one horse bought Delk, deceased, according to Delk's conveyance a survey by Geo. Watkins ~ of Ro. Stanton for 1050 lbs. of tobacco. as witt. 27 Dec. 1662. i Wit. 1 Wm. Lea, Wm, Mathews . Wit, 1 Thos. Culmer, Austin Hunnicutt, Richard Harris, Jno , Bruton, Rich , ,;:·

Drew, Rich. Jarrott, Jno. Hodge, Jno. -(?)T Thos. Lane, Jno. Phillips, .1 ~.. Page 212. 13 July 1662. Capt. Thos, Swann obtained Judgment against the Est. John Mason, Humphrey Brame. of Richard Stanton in the Quarter Court, upon an attachment formerly served I,j l upon sd Richard Stanton, his estate in the Hands of Robert Stanton, and the Page 204. 8 Jan, 1662 . Judah Huby gives her daughter Sarah Houby two cows, I latter to give an account of the est. of Richard Stanton, satisfying judg- household goods, etc., (which) was Judah Huby's in her widdowhood, Deed of j' ments, etc. Coll. Swann Lt. Coll. Geo. Jordan gift. l, Thos. Bentley James Mills · Wit. 1 Wm. Darby, Edward Pettway. Wm. Phillips Capt. Thomas Pittman Francis Newsom, Est, John Leeke Page 206. 18 Dec. 1662. John Looke makes over certain household goods to Roger Potter Ralph Creed Thos. Woodhouse, with the latter is to satisfy Wm. Edwards for a debt of Arthur Jordan Wm. Rose

2795 lbs. of tob. ~ : Henry Briggs Capt. Thos. Flood Wit,1 Nicholas Meriweather, Eliward Hulin. i: Jno. Barker Jno, Rawlings l' Richard Case Anthony Spill timber Page 206. 28 Feb. 1662. A deed from the widow of Henry Meddow, she moving, !l Mr, Jno. Corker Nathaniel King to John Binham, 100 acres ••• lately in possession of Maj. Robert Sheperd ! ~ Capt. Will Browne Ann Pinhorne and by him given to Henry Meddow, late husband. She now confirms the sale 'j :, Thos. Busby Thos. Andrews made by h•-r late husband to John Bingham. ·I Henry Briggs Robert Stanton

~t Wit. 1 Thomas Flood, Joseph Trafton Page 207. 20 Feb. 1662. Richard Steevens, sick and weak, failed to pay a I debt due from James Mills to Robert Loudlow, merchant of London, part of Page 212. 26 Jan. 1662. Francis Gray sells to John Tatem 100 acres of land which should have been paid to Wm. Thompson, atty. for Loudlow. Now James t: in Lawnes CrAek Parish, adj. sd Tatem, he lately purchased of Jno. Rawlings Mills mortgages all his boats etc. to Wm. Thompson for sd payment. on Chipnoakes Creek near Swann Bay, and warrant the sale. Arthur Jordan, Jane Flood, 'Fr1 Wit. ; 8lias Osborne, Selby Sparrow. Rec.1 10 May 1663 Page 208. 22 Feb. 1662. John Rawlings, miller, has bought of Wm. Marriott il ~-J Page 212. May 166J. James Mills assigns to widow Eliza Sgort, on order of his part of a water mill, ani agrees to pay 1500 lbs. of tob. on 10 Oct. !1 5 each year to Wm. Marriott. ~ Court, which he had obtained against Ar. Jordan for so much tob. Wit. 1 Law. Baker, James Mason, Ro. Stanton. Wm, Thomson, Jno. Gittings. ' Page 209. 4 July 1662. The citation of a land patent to Jno. Rawlings, 1: Page 21). 24 March 1662. Anthony Spilltimber sells to John Brady the neck son of Gregory Rawlings, for J26 acres of land at Upper Chippoakes Creek is i· of land purchased of Jno. Corker, called Besse's Neck, a patent between given when Jno. Rawlings assigns his patent to Wm, Boulding on Jl July 1662. "my father, deceased," and Jno, Brady. Wit. 1 Robert House, Jno. King. Wit . 1 Corker. ~; Jno. This same patent is assigned by Wm. Boulding unto John Tatem 20 Jan, 1662. These two assignments acknowledged in Surry Court by Jno. Rawlings and Wm. f Page 21J. 5 May 1663, Roger Delke and wife Rebecka to loving brother Francis Boulding. 11 and Robert Rennells, born of my natural mother Alice Gregory, wife of Rec.1 21 Jan. 1662. ! Jno. Gregory, sonnes of the deceased Nicholas Rennells, of Lawnes Creek of Wit. 1 Robert Spenser, Nath. Stanton. ,, Surry1 now Roger Delk has given & Granted unto Jno, Gregory & Alice Gregory [ his natural mother for the use of brothers, Francis & Robert Rennells and Page 210. 25 Feb, 1662. lJ Feb. 1662. Capt. Thos. Adams sells a negro I! unto their heirs, etc., one patent or tract of land ••. upon now part of servant named Malott, we Wm. Marriott, the weighing to be recorded in next land in the occupation of Thomas ap Thomas by lease beginning from Bennett' s Courte, J March next, the price being 2560 lbs. of tob. & caskes. ' at a gutt which goeth out of thecreek up a swamp which parteth the land Rec. 1 lJ Feb. 1662. ; ~ betwixt sd Thomas ap Thomas and John Burgess •. ,to plantation called Mr. Wit, I Edward Bushell, James -(?)- William Bartletts .•• to Francis and Robert Rennells .• ,if they die without I1;' heirs, to return to Robert Delk and wifeJ but either son orflaughter law­ Page 210. 31 Jan. 1662. Inventory of goods and debts, which is bound over fully begotten, shall be heir to the guifte. 23 Aug. 1661. to Robert Spenser, who is security for James Mills unto Robert Stanton, Rec.15May1663 • atty. for Mr. Jno . Richards for 2)60 lbs, tob., Thos. Hunt, of James Citty, Wit, 1 James Griswold, Humph. Barnes, Aman de Jores, John Charles. 14oO lbs, tob., 20 gal, copper kettles 22 gal. brass kettleJ long table and J·~ i frame two forms, one square tables small tester bed1 old curtainss 2 court Page 214. 1 May 166J, Chris. Vahan to Thos, Andrews one cow, three years cupboard.SJ one pr. brass andironss 4 brass shovelsJ pewter dishess pewter . iH old, a chest, a gun, for security of a bill of 955 lbs. of tob. bason1 iron andironss etc. Debts due from Thos. Hunt & Arthur Jordan1 Capt. John Leake, Wm. Corker. ~.rr Thos, Flood1 and Mr. London1 from the Duchmani from Watt Aston; Coll. HillJ Capt. Adamss damage received from Nicholas Cobb & '!hos. Cullmer. Total, h,. Page 214. 9 April 1663. Wm. Norwood & Arthur Jordan define Spring Swamp 2),045 lbs. tob. These debts thought to be recoverable, etc. "' Run as boundary, all relating to discussion including John Blackburn and Richard Bavin. Wit. 1 Geo, Watkin. .,~.···

.:'.)..t ;,; : .t:i f• 1 f I 46 SURRY COUNTYREl'.:ORDS if BOOKI, 1652-1672 47 )j Page 2111, 1 April 1663, Indenture between Geo. Foster, planter, & Jno, .i• Page 218. 5 9ber 1663, Thos. Hurt cannot appear in Court at the suit of Clemmens, both of Southwarke Parish, to Jno. Clemmens a parcell of land of t; Thos. Robinson, requests Wm. Cockerham to act for him. 50 acres on the east side of Gray's Creek, bounding upon Reedy Branch to Wit , 1 Thos. Smith , merked trees, formerly belonging to John Ivey, deceased, ~! Wit,: Nathaniel Stanton, Geo. Blow. Page 219. J day 9ber 1663, Execution being this day served upon my boddye in ye suite of Henry & John Richards for 2129 lbs, tob , etc . ·~·r Page 215. 8 May 1663, Whereas Cecillye Dunstan, Widdow, late of the County '! Signed: Barth. Owen. of Surry, in her last Will & Test. ordered that a mare colt should be pur­ J Wit.1 Geo. Watkin, Nath. Stanton. chased for Susannah Robbinson, daughter of Andrew Robbinson, know all that I, Robert Carter, he.ve sold to Peleg Dunstan and Ralph Dunstan exors, of P~ 219. 6 9ber 1663, Bond of Wm, Strong & Thos. King, 5000 lbs , tob . to sd Cecillye Dunstan, for the use of Susannah Robbinson, one mare etc. ::l behave themselves to all his Majest.ies people and especially towards El:iward Wit. 1 Alice Parke, Roger Potter. Bushell. Wit, 1 Ro~ Stanton. Page 216. JO June 1663. Wm. Mills covenants with Francis Jones, to serve him two years, he to be taught the trade of cooper and to find him good Page 219. Robert Hunt, cooper, petitions the Court on June 1662 for satis­ just Diett, washing, Lodging and cloathing, and all else necessary for him, l. faction of a debt due to him from Thos, Wynne's Est. Robert Hunt made Wit , 1 John Leeke, Thos. Andrews, William Lea. i· barrells and cask es for Wynne, and was to have received compensation in Tob, and corn. Thos. Wynne died ... (illegible). , ,and Robert Hunt desire s Page 216. The following bound to the Court for their good behaviour: 1.: that his estate make settlement, Jno. Gittings, Thos. Hunt Security, Wit, 1 Hoel Pry.se, Nath. Stanton, , I; John LeGrade, Arthur Jordan & Robert Spenser Securities . Page 220 . 15 Jan. 1663. Court of Surry County, present1 Wm. Scarboro, Arthur Jordan & Robert Spenser. ·i Coll. Thos, Swann Coll. Geo. Jordan Eleanor, wife of John Rawlings, bound for appearance at the next Court. Capt. Law. Baker Mr. Thos. Warren Anne & Robt, Dennis, borrl for good behaviourr sec, Jno. Gittings, Hoel I ' Mr. Jas. Mason Pryse, 1I:' f! John Smith, servant to Mr. Wm. Norwood, having run away several times, his Page 216. 2 7ber 1663. John ,Tennings' Petition to thP Court that he has master desires that he be made to serve two months after the expiration of been accuseG of being uncivil to the Court, is heartily sorry and beseecheth his time, and pay 200 lbs. Tob. Estimates cost of finding him to be about pardon of the Court, 250 lbs. tob. Page 217. 4 Oct, 1663 . Robert Stanton reports the finding of a large canoe, i : Pa,se 221. 5 9ber 166J. Said John Smith, desiring to live with Gapt. Flood, good and sound, "',f ~! and having run away several times, there is 8 months service due, and 18 months by indenture - in all 26 months. Wm. Norwood, at the earnest re­ Page 217. 4 9ber 166J. Robert Stanton Gives to Sarah Sparks one Red Heifer quest of John Smith, sells ye servant to Capt. Thos. Flood, 16 8ber 1663. , •• to first sonne of a husband she shall, or may marry, and her husband not Wit . 1 Geo, Jordan. to dispose of this gift1 but after such a sonne is born, to give yearly an account of sd heifer & increase with the Court, and give bond accordingly Page 221. 20 June 1663, Mr. John Corker sold land to Xpher Yahan and Henry to act for them & if sd first sonne should dye before he comes of age Chaddock. Christopher Yahan assigns to Wm. Warrolow on 20 June 166J. then to return to the second, or third, in a,se therefrom1 and if she never Wit.1 John Corker, John More. have any sonne then to her eldest daughter, and soe to the second & third in a,se therefrom; the same as for above sonnes, and this my act and deed, Page 222. 24 Oct. 1663, A jury was impannelled to inquire into the death of Robert Stanton. a body washed ashore at Mr. James Mason's. It was found that the death came Wit. 1 Mary Stanton, Joseph Fisher. by drowning, in what manner, not known. Peter Adams Rich. Clarke Page 217. 1 August 166J. Mr. Thos, Marston give Security to the Court for ~1-.,f·,· Daniel Sturdivant George Denigon the Estate he shall recive of Mr. Robert Stanton, belonging to Joseph Jno . Phillips Thos. Lane Fisher & to deliver to him when he comes to age, without charges, Robt, Spenser Geo. Harrison Signed: Jno, Okeham, Jno. Dolly J no , Birch ell J Jno. Hancock? Pa,se 217. 6 July 1659. Mr. Robert Stanton, Guardian of Joseph Fisher, or­ Ji phant, a,st. Richard Dibdell for 8000 Lbs. tob. & cash to give acct. in Pa,se 22J. 17 Nov, 1663, A difficulty between Mr. Robert Spenser, and El:iward James Citty, the orphant being removed thither, and bond given by sd Robert Petway, Pettway kept unlawful dogs that attacked Spencer's hogs, killed Stanton, stands fully charged by himself of sd estate and made satisfactory some, and others not found. Demands settlement in next Court. to the orphant. ~ Signed: Thomas Marsten, 24 7ber 1663, r1 Page 22). 7 Dec. 1663. A bill of JOO lbs. tob. due to Jno. King . Wit, Geo , Manfield, Geo. Jordan, El:iward Sanderson. Page 218. 5 Jan. 166J. Ro: Stanton, late Clerke of Surry County, he moving, 1f_ " makes Capt. Wm. Browne, atty. and Deputy for goods, debts, etc. due to ~ Page 22J. 2 Jan. 166J. Robt, sold Luke . Mizle certain household goods to Surry County to him, and dispose to his best interest. bind an obligation for which he is indebted. Thos. Swann, Nath, Stanton. f Page 22J. 5 Dec. 166). Thos. Harte appoints his friend Robert Spenser to Page 218. J Nov. 1663, John Okeham had three letters, giving him power of t__· ' confess judgment to Coll. Thos. Swann amt. due him by bill, at suit of Attorney, delivery to him by Coll. Flood, Mr. Rennolds and Wm. Stanton to Capt. Law. Baker from Wm. Hare. Implead Tho. Newhouse at the Court and that they are in James Citty K Signed: Thos. Har:tt, County recorded, Wit. 1 John Shepperd.

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~ {r 79 78 SURRY COUNTYRECORDS BOOKII, 1671-1684 Page 11. 2d 7ber 1679. Capt. Ni. Wyatt's of Chas. City Co. bond as Exor. Patt. 14 May 1666. Wm. Rookings, de., 50,000 lbs. legall tob. with Will'm Simons & Wm, Carpen­ Wit. 1 Christopher Holiman, Anthony Evan s , Wm. Sherwood. ter security. Wit.1 Robert Ruffin and Wm. Edwards, Cl. Cur. Fol. ). 22 Jan. 1671. John Dunstant sell s Wm. Smith a mare named Tibe. Ackn. 5 March 1671. Rec. 8 March 1671. Page 12. Index pages have been bound wrong. E. T. D. Wit.: John ffrestone, Wm. Edwards.

Page 1). May 1679. Jno. Watkins qual. as admr. of Henry Watkins, dee.; bond Fol. ). 22 Jan. 1671. Recd. of Patrick Lesley for 569 lbs. tob. in cask demands my Anne, Jordan. 40,000 lbs. legall tob. with Wm. Newsum security. in full of all of portion of wife, to Arthur Wit.1 Will. Foreman & John Thompson. Wit. 1 Wm. Walward, Tho. Moore. . 2 March 1671. Rec. 8 March 1671. Power from James Reddick Page 14. 26 May 1679, Bond of Wm. Gray for 80,000 lb s . legall tob. with Fol ). of atty. John Salway same Co. to Implead Jno. Duns . Robert Ruffin & Wm. Newsum of Lawnes Creek Parish to deliver to Wm. & Mary of Surry Co., Planter, to of tan Chambers, orphans of Wm. Chambers, dee., their portion of Est. of their Wit. 1 Tho. Baker, Joh. Baker. late Father when they come of age. Fol. ). 17 Dec. 1671. Jno. Sal way of Lawnes Creek Parish, se s Wm. Sherwood Wit.1 Jno. Price, Fra. Mason, Wm. Edwards. ll 200 acres of land on S. side of James River on W. s ide head of Lawnes Creek May & new Page 15. 5 May 1675. Jury to continue until next Court. Mr. Wm. Rookings , adj. Hill, Richd. Drew by cart path betwixt capt. Baker' s the foreman, 1. Mr. Richard Drew, 2. Richard Harris, ). mill - same obtained by a deed 2 Feb. 1668 by Katherine Greene , dee., or by indenture )1 Oct. fr om Jno. Dunstan & Mary Redick, co-h ei rs of Peter J~mesMurray, 4, Wm. Butler, 5. last Tho. Lane, 6. Jno. Dunford, 7. Greene, dee. (mentions James Raeddick & Mary hi s wife & Joh. Dunston.) Edwd. Warren, 8. Sam'll Plow, 9, (Posses s ion delivered in Mansion Hous e of sd Plant ation). Robt. Cartright, 10. Thos. Crews, 11. Wit. 1 Joseph Antrabus, Walter Bartlett, Tho. Lillicrop, Wm. Cockin. Jno. Brady, 12. Fol. 5, 20 Feb. 1671. Wm. Sherwoodo letter fro John Scott. States th at Page 16. 16 June 1679. Mary Gray qual. Admx. of Fra. Gray, deced., with Capt. Cokerham sent a bill for l H H D. bread, was landed at Major Coffel­ Roger Potter & Geo. Foster surety1 bond, 40,000 lbs. legall tob. dor's Landing - came not on board to pay & next year when I came into ye Wit. 1 Tho. Jordan & Wm. Edwards, Cl. Court. Cuntery he was desired. Pow. atty. to collect. Mr. Robt .Cof felder informed me he heard Capt. Cokerham acknowledge, etc., when he lay sick etc. Will Page 16. 16 June 1679. Sion Hill qual Admr. Mary Davies dece'd; Bond, satisfy you at 11\Ycoming next year. Geo. Watkins, Clerk. 40,000 lbs, tob. with Geo. Williams & Geo. Foster surety . May Wit. 1 Robert Ruffin & Wm. Edwards Cl. Cur . Fol. 6. 7 1672. 24 year of Reign of Charles II. Jon. Dunstan of Lower Chippoakes, Surry Co., planter, to Arthur Long, planter of same co., sell s Page 17. l July 1679, John Barnes qual. Admr. Edward Bridgeman dee. Bond, all interest in p'cell of land in Lyons Creeke Psh. which Thos. Clarie 40,000 lbs. tob. with Robert Caufield Surety. purchased of Ralph Dunstan & Hester his wife 1 Sept. 1660, left me by my I brother Peleg after the decease of my brother Ralph Dunstan without I shew Wit. 1 Fra. Mason & Wm. Edwards, Cl. Cur. ~I by will of my father John Dunstan. P~e 18. 1July1679. David Andrews, Jr., qual. Admr. John Flood, dee. Wit.1 Cha. Barham, Ran. Holt, Wm. Sherwood. Bond, 50,000 lbs. tob., with Tho. Ironmonger & Geo. Foster surety. Geo. Watkins, Clerk. Wit. 1 John Thompson & Wm. Edwards Cl. Cur. Fol. 7, 11 March 1671. 2) year of Reign of Charles II. Nico. Perry of Page 18. 1 July 1679. William Hunt qual Admr. Judah Parker dee. Bond, Chas. Citty County by late marriage with Elesabeth Hutton, daughter of 50,000 lbG. legal tob. with Wm. Carpinter & Will Nance surety. Daniel Hutton, dee., was tenant in dower of land whereof wife stood seized by Mr. Arthur Jordan guardian - indemnified & ing land - Wit. 1 Tho. Pittman, Sr., Wm. Edwards, Cl. Cur. her for le as especially from Richard Avery to whom I lett part of same before my said Page 19. 1 July. J oane Adkins qual. Admr. Richard Adkins , dee. Bond, 40 ,000 wife died - sells all right therein to Arthur Jordan. lbs. legall tob. with Jno. Warren and Thomas Gatten sureties. Wit. 1 Geo. Jordan, John Danby. Wit. 1 Wm. Nance & Wm. Edwards, Cl. Cur. Pow. Atty. to Mr. Rich. Welluck to acknowledge in Surry Court . Same witnesses. Page 19. l July 1679. Sion Hill qual. as admr. Jno. Spilltimber dec'd. Bond, 40,000 lbs. legall tob., with Joseph Rogers and Jno. Phillips surety. Fol. 9, 15 ·April 1672. Land Grant Wm. Berkeley to John Davies & Charles Wit. 1 Benja. Harrison & Wm. Edwards, Cl. Crt. Duthace in Rt. of their wives 100 acres formerly granted to Tho. Boswell , Jr. & ~ Escheated. (Endorsed John Davies and William Duthace their Folios are numbered beginning here. pattent for 100 acres of land in Surry Co.) Fol. 1. 5 March 1671 and recorded the 8th. Phillip Hunniford of Isle of Fol. 10. 4 May 1672. Assigned by John Davis, Mary Davis, and Diana Duthace Wight Co., Va., cooper, for love and affection to Lovinge Neece Charles to Richard Briggs of Surry Co., planter. Williams son to my well beloved brother, Rice Williams, dec'd., gives 100 Wit. 1 Law. Baker, Nich. Hill. • acres of land at the Blackwater extending from N. side of land Joseph Wall Pow. Atty. Mary Davis, wf of Jno. Davis of Isle of Wight to Capt. Law. lately purchased of me & part of my patt., dated 14 May 1666. Baker, Gent. of Surry Co. to acknowledge it in court. Wit.1 Christo. Holiman, Antho. Evans, Wm. Sherwood. Wit. 1 Nie. Hill. Fol. 2. 5 March 1671, and recorded the 8th. Phillip Hunniford as above for Fol. 10. 7 May 1672. Wm. Hare makes our 8 head cattle in open court to consideration of Henry Goard of Lawnes Creek Parish, Surry Co., Planter, Capt. Charles Barham & Mr. Arthur Longe, security for orphants estate of sells 100 acres of land at Blackwater in Surry Co. on N. side of land this George carter, deceased. day sold to Neede Chas. Williams, son-in-law to said Goard, part of land by 90 SURRY COUNTYRECORDS BOOKII, 1671-1684 91 Page 116, J March 167J/4. Deps. of Jno. Skinner and Mary Skinner his wife, Page 51. Capt. Robt. Spenser's bond to exors, of Capt, Geo. Watkin for use Tho. Holmes, Tho, Worwell, and Joshua ffittchett came to deps. house a of Mr. Xo. Watkin of London for 17S lbs. tab, convenient in Surry Co. Same before Xmas, was 12 mos. & requested them over the little last to sett for Jno. Price an~Robt. Caufield for 771 lbs. tab. Same for Wm. Edwards River, could not having other use for his boate, heard Tho. Holmes say come and Wm. Sherwood for 9960 of tab. convenient in Surry Co. to the River. Same we will take Mr. Thomson's boate for I have order to carry her to James for Wm. Sherwood and Wm, Edwards for 1)80 lbs. tab. convenient in Surry Co. Alsope to be trimed. Tho. Worwell sd nae we will borrow something of Jno. Also for1 Geo. Jordan Wm. Thomson Skinner & you shall free her, & Joshua & I will Rough. \Im, Newsum Mathew Swan Robert Caufield Elizabeth Watkin Page 46. 12 Feb. 167J. 7 Jan. 167J/4. Invy. of Capt. Geo, Watkins presented Robert Spenser Chas, Barham by Mrs. Eliz. Watkins late wife and co-extx. appr. Wm, Thomson, Rand. Holt, Wit,1 Wm, Sherwood, Wm, Ell.wards, Geo, Proctor, Ran. Holt, Robert Robt, Spenser, Ffra. Mason, sworn before Lt. Coll. Geo. Jordan, )8,658 lbs, Spenser, etc. tab. trundle bed, stead, cord, and mattress 0060 1 new sealeskin righening trunk & 1 old one Page SJ. 4 April 1674. Elizabeth Watkin's bond to Robert Spenser as counter 1 low brass vadlestock, 1 pr. brass snuffers security for 6JS4 lbs. tab, due in settlement with Est , Due Mr. Xo. Watkin & brass mortar & pestle, 1 brass sausepan of London, etc, 0080 Wit.: Jno. Thomas, Wm. Edwards. 21 old books of small volumes 0250 Kearsye, Lockerham fine Dawlace, J/4 hummells, Page SJ. 22 March 1674. Deed lease to lett fa rm from Geo. Corpe and Gartrid canvis, J/4 penistone (Ells of goods), Corpe his wife of Surry Co., planter, to Thos, Lane of same, planter, for sheeting, English soape 15 lb. 100 acres of land adj. Geo, Foster and Thos. Ware toward the land Mr. Salway L-1rge andirons, J Dernix table carpets, Irish bought of Richd. Tias, being land conveyed from Edw. Pettway to us, Geo. stockings, 1 gro. brest gimp buttons, Broad­ and Gartrid my wife, leases house and everything for 99 years from date for cloth bed, etc., and 1 ham co. 1 pr. pistolls a valuable sum paid, and empower r1r. Wm, Sherwood to ackn. in open court, and holsters, BJ lb. pewter, 2 old flagons, Wit, 1 Tho, Senior, Wm, Edwards, 2 pewter canllesticks, 1 pewter cup, Tankard, and 1 stone jug 1000 Page 54. May 1674. Den. Roomis pow, atty, to Wm, Sherwood in difference with pr. Iron Daggs, xl copper kettle, xl old brass \larsh Mr. Benj, Harrison as atty. for Mr. John Cary. kettle, l brass skillet, 1 brass skimer, 1 doz. milk trays, 27 trenchers, 1 old couple Page S4. 5 May 1674. Wm. Heath (Adam Heath Security) bond as guardian of 2000 Roger Gilbert, orphant of Elinor Gilbert, for his estate 4 cattle, 1 sow, 1 Silver tankard, 6 silver spoones, 1 silver dram 14 shoots, nae pigs in hands of Wm. Heath, but when he finds them to give cup, 1 small box surveying Instruments, 1 bond, etc, chaine, 1 pockett compass, and 1 Jacob staft 0400 Page S4. 10 June 1654. Deed Thomas Rolfe to Wm. Corker lSO acre s of land diseased negro man called Kiah 04-000 between Smith's Fort old field & the Divell's Woodyard Swampe & all houses , 1 woman servant barned Jennet 01600 etc,, being due unto the sd Rolfe by guift from the Indyan King. also 1 old small broken silver hatband and Wit.1 Ja. Mason, Etlmund Howell. other articles. On backside assigned by Wm. Corker to Wm, Barber, 22 Aug, 16S4. Presented by Mr. Robert Ruffen who married ye relict, 7 7ber 1675, Wit, 1 Richd. Webster, Sam Suklemoe. Items marked with an < taken by Elizabeth under will. Assigned by Wm. Barber to Roger Gilbert and Xo. Mitchell on 1 Dec, 1654. (This only includes part of Estate what I wanted to note - v. E. S.) Wit.1 Wm. Marriott, Jno. Brady, Interest assigned by Chr. Mitchell to Roger Gilbert, Page 49, 12 Feb. 167J. Sale of Capt, Geo. Watkins' Estate as given by will Wit. 1 Jno. Corker, to his Cousin Mr. Xo. Watkins, appraised at 19J55 lbs. tab., sold for 21049, publique notices given at ye Psh, Churches of this Co. at house of Mrs. Page SS. 2 June 167J. Joseph Antrobus has delivered to Robt. Caufield J cows, Elizabeth Watkin, Wm. Edwards bought 2 oxen for 1210 lbs., a brown steere, Sweetin, Old Cherry, and Young Cherry to secure E.6.8 sterl. to be paid 1 blk., 1 red, 1 pied steere for lJlO lbs,, 11 pr. shooes, 00440. Other Caufield at the next returne of ye shipe from London to Va. in such goods buyers were1 Mrs. Watkin Capt. Barham as Caufield shall give a~notefor at first cost out of the Shoppe in London. Mrs Wm, Thomson Jno. Price Wit.: Owen Macke, Wm. roser. Mr. Gaufield Wm. Newsum Coll. Jordan Wm. Sherwood (who bought Page S6. S May 1674, Lt. Tho. Busby's mark for cattle, etc., is a crop on Capt. Spenser surveyor's instruments) the Rt. Ear, 2 slitts in the crop, & a halfmoone on the left ear. His daugh­ ter, Janis, mark is acrop on the Left Ear, 2 slitts in the crop, and a half Page 50. Pro bate Mary Gilburt's will by Elinor and Mary Gilburt, 7 April moone on the right ear, 1674. Given at James Citty by Sr. Wm. Berkeley, Knt., etc. Page S6. 6 July 1674. Richd. Smith's sale to Richd. Drew of 2 steers 6 yrs . Page 50. 7 April 1674. Probate Xo. Lewis' will by James Jones. Given at old apeace named Swann and Sweetinge. To be taken as bond for 9 hundred James Citty by Sr. Wm. Berkeley, Knt., Governor, etc. weight of tab, and caske. Wit.1 Ffran, Sumner and Henry Baker. Page 51. 7 April 167!1, Probate Tho. Well's will by Fra. Hagwood, Given at James Citty by Sr. Wm. Berkeley, Knt., etc. Page 56, 7 July 1674. Deps. of Ffra, Taylor aged 4J, bin several times at (Peter?) Ba.rtletts and by my desire have obtained sometimes a pottle of Page 51. 7 April 1674. Probate Capt. Geo, Watkin's will by Mrs. Eliza ale, sometimes a gallon, and have bought both rum & sugar of him, Sometimes Watkin, relict, and capt. Chas. Barham. requesting a bottle to be drunk in his house, sometime to be made in flipp with Rum, sugar, and beer, and have passed a bill for rum and sugar to Mr. 92 SURRY COUNTYRECORDS BOOKII, 1671-1684 9) Bartlett on behalf of Mr. Richd. West. Ale was sold at 15 lb. tob. a gal­ Page 61. 1 Aug. 1671f, Deed exchange signed by George Foster & Elizabeth lon. Same deps. of Roger Delke, aged 4-0. Foster his wife of Southwark Psh., planter to Samll. Plow of same psh., planter for land, whereby sells Plow 200 acres land by Patt. whereon Geo. Page 56, 6 June 16711. Com'n. of Capt. Samll. Swann as one of the Commission­ and Elizabeth lately dwelt bounding on S. side of W. branch of Crouches ers of Surry Co. to be of Sworun (Quorum?) by William Berkeley, dated at Creek (anciently so called) by Swamp dividing this land from land that was Greene Spring. formerly Tho. Woodhouse S. by E. parallel with Woodhouse land by marked trees from thence N. by W. parallel with Jno. Troy's land to marked tree standing Page 57, 2) March 167)/11, Eliward Pettway releases all right to the Pines in reedy swamp which is above sd western branch & down sd swamp to beginning mentioned in within deed (deed gift for 100 acres of land to Geo. Corpe) which formerly belonged to Geo. his father, dec'd. & he to take all his land on the N. side of path comonly called B.•• nd's Wit.1 Tho. Crues, Jno. King. Path. Wit.1 Jno. Phillips. Page 62. Estate of Tho. Harte dec'd is Dr. 7ber 167). Bond to acknowledge above in open court. funeral charges o6oo Wit. 1 Wm. Blunt, ackn. 7 July 1674. pd a steere to Jno. Sheppard 0)00 pd Wm. Edwards for drawing this Page 57, 7 July 16711. Rect. of William Forman for a head of cattle belonging account 0500 to Luke Mizell, rec'd of Jno. Smith. Whole estate 14250 Debts paid 8114) Page 57. 14 June 16711, Report of Will. Browne & Robt. Caufield on Exam of Rest 5807 debts due Jno. Bishop by Mr. Geo. Proctor as marrying the extx. of Maj. My wife's third part is 19)5 Wm. Marriott; with conGent and good liking of sd Bishop and Proctor, awarded Rest due to three orphants of Tho. Harte, dee., viz.: by Tho. & Robt. amt. due Bishop out of Maj. Marriott's Est. Harte Subscribed ) 9ber 1674 by William Newsum.

Page 58. 28 May 16711. On back of Pattent dated 28 Jan. 1662 for 1180 acres Page 62. Titheables 10 June 1674 Glory be to God. granted to Jno. King; assigned all right being just 200 acres from Jno. By Benjamin Harrison 59 psh. J 5) Col. Jordan's list King to Jeremiah Ellis. James Jordan's with Arthur Jordan Wit. 1 Edward Greenwood, Jno. Wru::ren. Tom Jordan's with Geo. Jordan Confirmed by Jane Plow who disowns any claim she has to sd Patent. Owen Morick & Tom Lewis are shoemakers. Wit. 1 Jno. Bishop, Geo. Foster. 7 Sept. 1674. Reacknowledged by Jno. King with notation "his heirs, Exors. Page 6). By Ni. Meriwether 25 & Admrs." By Robt. Spenser 8) Maj. Browne is chg. with Berkeley Wit. 1 Geo. Proctor, Mrs. Marriott. Psh. 1 Coll. Swann to psh. 07 Page 59. 1 7ber 16711. Deed from Roger Delk of L. C. P., Surry Co., planter Mr. Thomson to psh. __1_ & Rebecka Delk his wife to Robt. Lacy of same psh. plante< far parcel of 2)8 Southwark land in fork of branch issuing out of Lawns Creek to Delk's head line, to Lawnes Creek Parish S. line of land sold by Delk to Walter Bartlett, to 1st station. Rand. Holt's list Hog Island 17 Wit. 1 Jno. Goring, Wm. Hancock. Chas. Barham's list 47 Robt, Gaufield's list 53 Page 60. 22 April 1674. Bond of Tho. Hux to deliver certain personal property Law. Baker's list _M_ to Mary Rawlings, dau. of Jno. Rawlings, dee., when of age or married & to Capt. Law. Baker chgd with 182 Jno., son of Jno. Rawlings, dec'd., when of age. If Mary die before of age Geo. Prime (or Prince) or married her share goes to Jno. If Jno. died before of age his share re­ turns to Tho. Hux. Page 64. 11 May 167/f, Appr. Estate of Jno. Warren, dec'd presented by Mary Wit. 1 Roger Potter, Jno. King. Warren, relict and admx., apprs. James Reddick, Richd. Bridges, Richd. Harris, Jno. Price. Sworn before Capt. Law. Baker & presented for recording Page 60. 7 Aug. 1674. Roland Place to Doctor Geo. Lee to implead actions in )rd 9ber 1674 by Jno. Denfield who married sd relict. court. 1 Ca ttaile bed and bolster 1 old rug Page 60. 1 7ber 1674. Deps. of Tho. Lane, aged )9, summoned with Jno. Price 2 old blankets 0)00 to appraise est. of Thos. Taylor, sworn before Capt. Chas. Barham; to meet Total 18,111 lbs. tob. and caske at Mr. Arthur Long's house; when got their sheriff (Jno. Salway, sub. Sheriff) gone to nustin Honicutt's Long said he would go with them to Sheriff when came Page 65, 28 8ber 1674. Deed exchange signed Samuell Plowe & Jane Plowe his against Taylor's house Long said some things there you must appraise; ap­ wife to Geo. Foster, planters, sells that plantation bought of Richd. Case praised them; went to Austin Honicutt's; met Shff, all went together to Jno. containing 100 acres on W. side of Gray's Creek called Hollowing Poynte and middle neck bounded head Swamp end Kindreds1 appraised a heifer Sheriff & Mr. Long made up their accts. We the adj. it with of the Spring to signed them by generall consent went to the Tenn House; appraised a patt. of the Sandy valley on N. side, runs E. by marked trees from Sandy Valley Mr. Long would have taken all and pay all. Mr. Salway refused etc, to Swamp betwixt middle neck & Haystack ~wamp. Jno. Price, aged 24, same deps. Wit.1 Wm, Rookeings, El:imund Howell.

Page 61. ) May 1674. Wm. Hare is indebted to Mr. Fra. Mason & hath departed Pa&e 65. ) 9ber 1674. Letter Atty. from Gapt. Law. Baker to friend Jno. Browne etc: txon. issued by Chas. Barham to Sheriff. By virtue of which attached of Carolina to collect debt from Francis Thom. 1 heifer at Mathew Swan's by Jno. Salway, Subvice Com'r. Page 66. 2) 8ber 1674. Deed sale from Thomas Senior of Southwark Psh. to Page 61. l 7ber 16711, Rebecka Delke wife of Roger Delke relinq. dower in Jno. Price of L. C, P., for 50 acres part of a divident on which Senior land sold by husband to Robt. Reynolds on 2 Xber 1671. now lives on the Great Swamp between the land of Jno. Bishop & Myna, I

BOOK I, 165 2- 1672 33 )2 SURRY COUNTY RECOHDS S l gned1 Wi iam l"isher who ma=ied ye orphant of the decea se d Capt, Gile s Page 1)8. Wm. l"isher anslgns to Robert Stanto n. ll Rec. 1 6 March 1659. Pa.rke , E::..;t,, WiL. 1 Wm. Lea, Geo . Carter. Wit. 1 JoGeph Fl~;her,.Joc.epbu:.; Co11nLenan<~0.

Page 11.1). Art hur Jordan, aged )2 years , made deposition. 9ber 1659. Page 1)9. 11~July 1659. 'l'°(ikesbury in t he County of Gloucester. These are to certify that the tearer hereo f , Willi am Webb, was the younger brother of &:!ward S kelto n, aged 22, ma de Deposition also. Stephen Webb, lately deceased, who heretofore lived and died in Vl rgi ni a, an George Steephens sells to Edward l"ollis land called Cabin Point, 700 acres. wee are credibly informed, and that the said Wm. Webb was an uncle to Hobert Webb, sonne and heir apparent unto the sai.d Stephen Webb, likewi se decea se d, Page ll1J1. 25 Jan . 1659. John Cooper, aged 21 years, testified that Mr. and. that the sa id Wm. Webb !fas the only brother of Step hen Webb, as to our Rich ard Hankin s , atty. of Mrs. l"rancis Newton, upon his death bed desired knowledge, and we are informed by the Certificate annexed that Stephen that Wm. Batt & Thos. Binns take care of the est. of sd Newton untill they Webb and Wm. I/ebb lfere borne in the countye of Bushlye in Worc ester of ... sho uld further order out of England for his friends then Capt. Higgenford the Borough ... a nd that Wm. Webb with hi s wlfe a nd family are now and for asked him whether he should have the management,,.etc. some years pa s t have loved qui e tl y in the town. Now at the request of t he Si gne:l 1 Jno. Cooper. said Wm, Web b we are bold to so s t ate . Rec. 1 21f July 1659, Page 141f. 8 9ber 1659, Henry Lea, aged 16 years, heard his Master, Richard John Li , Bayliffe. at Hopkin s say before his death that Mr. Batt & Mr. Binns should have the order­ Wit. 1 Thos. Clarke, Edward Philips , Jno. Batick & Jn o. Carter, Andrew ing of hi s estate after his death and that Deponent might live with either Hollam s . Ju s tices. of them. Page 1)9. 1659, Upon request made unto the minister & Churchwardens of the ll enry Lea. Parrish of Bushly in the County Worceste r by Wm. Webb the bearer thereof to Page 111!1, 9 Bber 1659. Ralph Dunsta n, sonne of Jno. Dunstan, deceased, certifie under our hands that the said Wm. Webb was the Legitimate brother of Stephen Webb late deceased in Virgini a , wee therefore the Mini s t er a nd di sc lal .ms all right and title of l a nd belonging to Jno. and Peleg Dunstan Churchwardens of the said Pa=i s h of Bushley doe hereby that Stephen Webb given them by my father in his will. was Baptized in our P=ish Church of Bush) y the fifth daie of September Wl.t.: John Corker, Rob. Spencer. A, D. 1598, and that Wm. Webb, brother of the sd Ste phen Webbs was Baptized P 145 . Ma y Mathew a Sowerby the Tenth

Page 1)8. Wm. Fisher assigns to Robert Sta nton. Sig ned: William Fisher who married ye orphant of the deceased Capt. Giles Rec.: 6 March 1659, Parke, Est. Wit. 1 Joseph Fisher, Josephus Countenance. Wit. 1 Wm. Lea, Geo. Carter. Page 1J9. 14 July 1659. Tukesbury in the County of Gloucester. These are Page 14J. Arthur Jordan, aged J2 years, made deposition. 9ber 1659. to certify that the tearer hereof, William Webb, was the younger brother of Edward Skelton, aged 22, made Deposition also. Stephen Webb, lately deceased, who heretofore lived and died in Virginia, as wee are credibly informed, and that the said Wm. Webb was an uncle to Robert George Steephens sells to Edward Follis land called Cabin Point, 700 acres. Webb, sonne and heir apparent unto the said Stephen Webb, likewi se deceased, and that the said Wm. Webb was the only brother of Stephen Webb, as to our Page 144. 25 Jan. 1659, John Cooper, aged 21 years, testified that Mr. knowledge, and we are informed by the Certificate annexed that Stephen Richard Hankins, atty. of Mrs. Francis Newton, upon his death bed desired Webb and Wm. Webb were borne in the countye of Bushlye in Worcester ..• of that Wm. Batt & Thos. Binns take care of the est. of sd Newton untill they the Borough ..• and that Wm. Webb with his wife and family are now and for should further order out of England for his friends then Capt. Higgenford some years past have loved quietly in the town. Now at the request of the asked him whether he should have the management ..• etc. said Wm. Webb we are bold to so sta te. Signed: Jno. Cooper. Rec. 1 24 July 1659. John Liat, Bayliffe. Page 144. 8 9ber 1659, Henry Lea, aged 16 years, heard his Master, Richard Wit.: Thos. Clarke , Edward Philips , Jno. Ba.tick & Jno. Carter, Andrew Hopkins say before his death that Mr. Batt & Mr. Binns should have the order­ Hollams. Justice s. ing of his estate after his death and that Deponent might live with either of them, Page 1J9. 1659. Upon request made unto the minister & Churchwardens of the Henry Lea. Parri sh of Bushly in the County Worcester by Wm. Webb the bearer thereof to certifie under our hands that the said Wm. Webb was the Legitimate brother Page 144. 9 8ber 1659, Ralph Dunstan, sonne of Jno, Dunstan, deceased, of Stephen Webb late d.eceased in Virginia, wee therefore the Minister and disclaims all right and title of land belonging to Jno. and Peleg Dunstan Churchwardens of the said Parrish of Bushley doe hereby that Stephen Webb given them by my father in his will. was Baptized in our Parish Church of Bushly the fifth daie of September Wit.: John Corker, Rob. Spencer. A. D. 1598, and that Wm. Webb, brother of the sd Stephen Webbs was Baptized the Tenth daie of May 1601, both being the sonnes of Steephen Webb and his Page 145. May 1660. Mathew Battell sells to Francis Sowerby l05t acres of wife. land, houses, etc. conveyed to him in a joint deed between me, Matthew Thos. Cooke?, Minister of Bushley Battell and James Sowerby and formerly in possession of John Jennings, and Longwoc;cr.;-- then in Wm, Rose's and now set over unto Francis Sowerby his heirs, etc. Edward Dow-Church Wardens Mathew Battell. Ann Battell. Walter Barnes also signed by: Page 147. 25 September 1659, Andrew Robinson, and Ann Shortland, widdowe, Thos. Lane Rive Morris have contracted matrimony, and before solemnizing it, bequests to her sonne Rich. Biddle Nich. Lane Ralph Shortland a mare. Jno. Mason Jno. Granger Nicholas Morris Edward Bilde Page 26 (sic). Dec. 1659. Jurah Hide makes Benj. Dawl her atty.

Page 14c. I have examined the Books kept in the Parish of Bushly and doe Page 148. JO Jan. 1659, Alice Parke, widdowe, empowers her sonne Geo. hereby finde the abo•1esaid to be true and also I doe know that Steephen Carter, to sell a mare. Webb was a freeholder of Cornwall Land ... and lived there for many years till he sold his lands to severall persons who doe now enjoy the same. Page 148. 1 May 1660. Wm. Edwards sel ls to Samuel Plowe one parcell of Richard Dowdeswell . land a Patent if land I have on Sunken Marsh, near Sunken Marsh Mill which Hee. : 24 July 1659: was once a patent of Mr. Thos. Browne's J50 acres and have received of Samuel Plow full satisfaction by a letter to Mrs. Mary Proctor to pay said Edwards. Know th at I, Wm. Webb of Tuksbury in the County of Gloucester •.. Brother unto 20 April 1660. Steepehn Webb late deceased in Va. and also to Robert Webb, alsoe deceased James Mason, Wm. Marriott, in Va., Appoints to Wm. Webb Webb and makes him Atty. for land that Stephen Webb and Robert Webb dyed seized & possessed in Va. Page 149. 12 April 1654. A marriage about to be solemnized between Arthur Wm, Webb Jordan & Elizabeth Bavinn, l ate of Southwark Parish, on certain conditions have mutually agreed that Arthur Jordan make sale of certain stock, live Page 141. 24 Jan. 1659, Jno. & Peleg Dunstan, sonnes of John Dunstan, late stock. · of Lower Chippoakes in Surry County, Va., make over unto our Brother, Ralph l May 1660. Dunstan, all our ri ght s etc. of land left our said brother by our father in his will. Page 149. Jl Oct. 1659. Susannah Stanhard to Mr. Robert Stanton, asks him 8 7ber 1659, to record a sale of land which her husband made to Edwin Colby.

Page 142. 24 Jan . 1659. Tho. Steephens discharges John Barker from all Page 149. Thos. Harris, of I sle of Wi~ht,appoints Thos. Dulmore his atty. debts. Samuel Haswell; Wm. Lewis? Tho. Steephen. Page 150. Col. Henry Browne found a dead body in the woods, servant to Wm. Page 142. George Jordan Discharges Martin Hammond of debt. Rose, planter named Robert Story, who Left his master 's service and hanged himself. 2 April 1660. Names of jury: Robt. Hamlin, John Marable, James Page 14). 24 Jan. 1659, Discharge of Mrs. Alice Parke & We. Marriott, who Tatem, Rich. Case, Xpher Lewis, Tho. Andrews, John Hux, John Sawyer, Luke married the Relict of Wm. Buttler of Giles Parke's Est. Mizell.

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Page 181. )O Nov. 1661. Est. of the orphans of John Wattkins, cooper, deceased, widdow, makes her friend Hezachiah Bridgers, of the same county, her attor­ to be presented by Mr. James Mason unto Eliza Brewster, the natural mother of ney, to recover debts. sd orphants and finding the account not pleasing to Mrs. Brewster, to be Wit. 1 John Drewry, Peter Mason. turned over to Mr. Mason and further examined. Wit. 1 Geo. Jordan, Thos. Warren. Page 191. Wm. Burshell and Sablan Burshell, his wife, to Geo. Watkins all goods, movable and unmovabler to Wm. Clarke, sonne of Richard Clarke. Page 181. lJ Aug. 165). Wm. Simmons sells to Robert Howse land on the west of Burchen Swamp for 21 years. Page 191. 1 July 1662. Jno. Rawlings, ye sonne of Gregory Rawlings, acknow­ Wit.: Anthony Bridges, Richard Nicholas. ledges he has received full satisfaction of Wm. Lea of all his rights and title in his father's estate, and acquits Jno. Rawlings of the account. Page 182. 1 March 1661. To all to whom these presents letter shall comet Mr. Wit. 1 John Lookes, John Billings. James Mills, of Surry County, Va., 8 ber last signified his intent then to repair into Virginia, and now six months since he was expected but neither Page 191. 4 July 1662. James Mills sells to Ellis Else all his rights etc. himself nor letter from him a.re arrived soe and now doubting whether he be in the barke Supply with all appurtenances, ankers, cables, rigging, and other living or dead his affairs to be unmanaged, his business and estate suffering ·things and keep Else from being molested on this bill of sale according to etc. Now whereas by the laws of England a man and wife may lawfully buy law etc. In consideration Ellis Else promises to engage himself and heirs sell and bargain etc ... F'ortune Mills, his lawful wife, resolves to manage to pay 5000 lbs. of Tobacco (being Dutch weight) ••• to be delivered at the ·these affair s . Manhattan according to custon1 2500 weight of beef before next 10 Nov., .•. Fortune Millc.. 2500 in the year 166) and what goods sd James Mills ••• shall at any time Rec. 1 4 March 1661 . betwixt the day of date hereof & last day of payment, be shipped aboard sd Wit.: Na. Knight, Charles Waitley? Barke from Virginia to New England or Manhattans and return to Virginia the freight ••• further that sd Else shall sayle with the Barke to New Haven and Page 184. 11 June 1661. A marriage about to be celebrated between Thomas residue of Joanna Allerton's bill of sale, some sheep left in her hands to Lane of Surry County, planter, and Eliza Jones, widdowe of the same county, Va. for sd Mills & to be Accompanied to New England by Sd. Mills. for avoiding future trouble, that daughter, Elizabeth, shall have out of Wit. 1 Deliverance Samberton, Edward Heith. her deceased father's estate, ye said Thos. J.ane binds himself to pay to Elizabeth Jones, daughter to the widow, when she comes of age or marries, Page 192. 20 June 1662. Jury's verdict of case between Barth. Owen, and Jno. the Plantation which was her deceased father's called Sheephea.rds worth 1000 l Corker concerning trespass done upon the land of the orphans of Thos. Gray. lbs. tob. with cowes, etc. They found some timber had been cut, El:lward North John Hux Geo. Harrison, Wm. Howse. Thos. Andrews Roger Potter Page 184. 2 March 1661. Thos. Allcocke, received payment of Luke Mizelle Luke Mizelle Anthony Spilltimber Jno. Morecocke for a blll, formerly assigned to Mr. Wm. El:lwards in 1660 of 1000 lbs. tob. John Luke (or Looke) which F',dwards ass igned to Allcocke. Jno. Rawlings Wm. Bresse

Page 184. 16 Oct. 1661. Geo. Blow sells to Walter Bartlett 50 acres of land, Page 192. July 166). Wm. Dennis complained to the Court that he had received that he bought of Andrew Robinson, for 1500 lbs, tob. a letter of invitation from Mrs. Fortune Mills to come to see her and do some Wit.1 Charles Jotham, Edward Petway, John Clay. work, being very urgent. He went and was by her and others anointed with a Walter Bartlett assigns it to John Clay, 10 June 1661. stinking ~all over his body. Wit.: David Beechinoe, Sp •.. Rand. Page 19). 7th 7ber 1662. Mr. Culmer1 My respects to you with my wive's: Page 186. 25 March 1662. Indenture between Christopher Lewis and Jane his these are to lett you understand that it is not my long absence, nor being wife, of Southwarke Parish, and Wm, Foreman for 60 acres of land, part of afar off, shall satisfye you for God willing I shall by some meanes either a divident bought of Christopher Lawson, north to Barth. Owen, west to Ann l come in and satisfye you or cause my friend Mr. Steephens to do it for me. Browne's, and s outh where Lewis now lives, Sr. I am very sorry that it hath fallen out soe crosse that you have been Wit. 1 John Corker. played the knave withall as I am informed. Sr. I heare yt you had an intent to have served the Governor's Warrant upon me wh. caused me to absent myself Page 187. 6 Ma y 1662. Barth. Owen, of Gray's Creek, Southwarke Par., Surry as I did1 And likewise I hea.re yt you can finde but thirty acres of land Co., Gent., to Chris. Lewis, winecooper, certain livestock. out of three hundred. Therefore I would intreat you to demand of Arthur Jordan the pattent and the platt & that will informe you where the rest i s . Page 187. I; June 1662. Thos. Hart says that Jno. Dye is indebted to him. I have sent you divers Letters bit could never heare any answer of one­ Therefore I would desire you to send me word herewith your proceedings are Page 187. 8 July 1662. James Mills, Pipscoe Bay, in Va,, appoints Robert by Mr. Sam'll Steevens which lives in Warricksquiock Bay and hath a planta­ Spenser his Atty. and in his place. tion at the Southward, soe having noe more at the present but hoping that Wit. 1 Jno. Collier, Hezekiah Binnell (or Bunnell). you will send me an answer as soone as you can I remaine, Your Friend to Serve you, Wm, Jennings. Page 188. 25 Nov. 1659. Indenture between Roger Oelke and Capt. Thomas Sr. John Dye presents his respects to you. Adams for 20J acres of land at Lawnes Creek now in tenure of Jno. Bruton. Wit. 1 John Gregorye, John Beattie. Page 19). J Sept. 1662. Indenture betWllen John Thompson of Martin's Brandon in Virginia of the one part and John Freebourne of Surry County of the Page 190. 25 Nov. 1659. Alice Gregorye, Relict of Roger Oelke, deceased, and other for a parcell of land, 150 acres, the upper half of a parcell which natural mother of Roger Oelke, gives consent to the sale of land. "my Wife's father had in exchange with Charles Foard" & lying in Surry County next adjoining a parcell of land in possession of Matthew Battle. Page 190. 2 June 1662. John Hux, planter, sells to Xpher Lewis a mare. John Thompson, Sarah Thompson. Wit. 1 Mathew Edloe, Thos. Drinker, Samuel Duglas. Page 190. 16 June 1662, Elizabeth Short, of Moseley's Choice, Surry Co., .i~

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Page ). 19 Oct. J650-1651. This document, the first part illegible, con­ cerns an ind e nture made of s ervice between one Clarke and Richard Bland, merchant, for six years. Clarke stated before signing that he had promised Mr. John Bland, in London, be would serve six years and he would be as good as his word. This indenture was afterwards assigned to Mr. Edward Bland by the said Richard Bland and it seems had been lost or removed from amongst the writings of the said Mr. Edward Bland. As this was lost Clarke was to serve only that custom of the said county having no indenture. Signed, John llolmewood, Robt. Stanton. Page 4. 7 Nov. 1652. Mr. John Dibdall did at a Court held in this place volunteer and made in open court a petition signed by himself, Robert Lan­ cashear and seventy others, and John Collier without timely redress to Petition etc. Pa ge 5. ? Nov. 1652. In Virginiar the petition of John Dibdall humbly show­ eth that Richard Colt, chyrurgeon, having sayed lJesyde their fear of God hath att divers tymes to divers persons, vowed ye death of ye petitioner and to have his blood yea his hart blood for ye plal.nt, hath bound ye sayd Colt to good behaviour .. , prevented Mr. Simpson, physi clan, repairing to ye sick wife though alt the poynt of death .. . and disturbs ye peace of ye Common­ wealth ... Desires that Colt suffer penalty of the Law. Page 6. 15 July 1652. Thos. Woodhouse and Richard Colt bind themselves on penalty of one hundred thousand pounds of tobacco to be payd un_to ye Keepers , of ye Liberties of England by Authority of Parliament, .. Wit.1 Ben S1dway, Wm. Thomas, Geo. Jordan. . By order of Mr. Ben Sid way. Richaru Colt enjoyned to be upon good behaviour and keep the peace of ye keepers of th e Liberty of England ... John Dibdall, minister. This obliga­ tion to stand in full power and venture. John Corker, Deponent.

Page 6. 10 Sept. 1652. This bill bindes Mr. John Hix to pay unto Mr. Bra­ sure or bis assignor in full seven hundred pounds of tobacco and cask es on ye first day of November next, if not enough, made to seize for satisfac­ tion. Page 7, Coll . Thomas Swann, by himself and bis Deputies or Deputers, will execute and perform the Office of High Sheriff for the County of Surry for the year 1652 ... to perform the Office of High Sberiff ••• in full force. Signedr Tho. Swann, Geo. Jordan, Ben. Sidway. Sealed and delivered in the Presence of1 Barth. Kinpe, Sam Abbott, Robt. Stanton. Page 8. 7 9'br 1652. Foulke Jones, planter, receives greetings from William Vaughan, whereas the latter oweth unto Fouke Jones, planter, 600 lbs, of tobacco and caskes, and said Foulke Jones stands indebted to Mr. Walter Chiles for )000 lbs. of tobacco and casks ..• Wm. Vaughan binds over to sd, Foulke Jones all of his tobacco crop for the year, made on ground belonginr, to Mr. Carter, Sr. Wit. 1 Thos. Pittman, Sarah Brewster. Page 9. 7 9' br 1652. Daniel Hutton bargained with Thomas Pittman to build him a house by a "certayne tyme," hlt conditions were al together negelected, the petition st.ate s and desires damages. Wants jury to inquire how much. ']" :if f

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l'l jl SURRY COUNTYRECORDS ll lj BOOK, I, 1652-1672 i I Page ). 19 Oct. 1650-1651. This document, the first part illegible, con­ cerns an indenture made of service between one Clarke and Richard Bland, merchant, for six years. Clarke stated before signing that he had promised Mr. John Bland, in London, he would serve six years and he would be as good as hls word. This indenture was afterwards assigned to Mr. Edward Bland by the said Richard Bland and it seems had been lost or removed f'rom amongst the writings of the said Mr. Edward Bland. As this was lost Clarke was to serve only that custom of the said county having no indenture. Signed, John Holmewocxl, Robt. Stanton. Page If. 7 Nov. 1652. Mr. John Dibdall did at a Court held in this place volunteer and made in open court a petition signed by himself, Robert Lan­ cashear and seventy others, and John Collier without timely redress to Petition etc. Page 5. ? Nov. 1652. In Virginia1 the petition of John Dibdall humbly show­ eth that Richard Colt, chyrurgeon, having sayed J,esyde their fear of God hath att divers tymes to divers persons, vowed ye death of ye petitioner and to have his blood yea his hart blood for ye plal.nt, hath bound ye sayd Colt to good behaviour ... prevented Mr. Simpson, physician, repairing to ye sick wife though att the poynt of death •.. and disturbs ye peace of ye Common­ wealth •.. Desires that Colt suffer penalty of the Law. Page 6. 15 July 1652. Thos. Wocxlhouse and Richard Colt bind themselves on penalty of one hundred thousand pounds of tobacco to be payd un_to ye Keepers of ye Liberties of England by Authority of Parliament ... Wit. 1 Ben Sidway, Wm. 'l'homas, Geo. Jordan. By order of Mr. Ben Sidway. Richard Colt enjoyned to be upon good behaviour and keep the peace of ye keepers of the Liberty of England •.. John Dibdall, minister. This obliga­ tion to stand in full power and venture. John Corker, Deponent. I Page 6. 10 Sept. 1652. This bill bindes Mr. John Hix to pay unto Mr. Bra­ sure or his assignor in full seven hundred pounds of tobacco and caskes on ye first day of November next, if not enough, made to seize for satisfac­ tion. Page 7. Coll. Thomas Swann, by himself and his Deputies or Deputers, will execute and perform the Office of High Sheriff for the County of Surry for the year 1652 ... to perform the Office of High Sheriff .•• in full force. Signed1 Tho. Swann, Geo. Jordan, Ben. Sidway. Sealed and delivered in the Presence of; Barth. Kinpe, Sam Abbott, Robt. Stanton. Page 8. 7 9'br 1652. Foulke Jones, planter, receives greetings from William Vaughan, whereas the latter oweth unto Fouke Jones, planter, 600 lbs. of tobacco and caskes, and said Foulke Jones stands indebted to Mr. Walter Chiles for )000 lbs. of tobacco and casks ..• Wm. Vaughan binds over to sd. Foulke Jones all of his tobacco crop for the year, made on ground belonginr, to Mr. Carter, Sr. Wit. 1 Thos. Pittman, Sarah Brewster. Page 9. 7 9'br 1652. Daniel Hutton bargained with Thomas Pittman to build him a house by a "certayne tyme," but conditions were al together negelected, the petition states and desires danages. Wants jury to inquire how much. of New Kent Co, 100 acres; page 212, Thomas Lane Sr of pierced by arched windows. Within, trees are growing above Surry Co, 200 acres; page 26~Thomas Lane Jr of Surry Co, a carpet of ivy and periwinkle. Lawne's Creek Parish, created 200 acres. · in 1639, became extinct in 1738. During reconstruction days Surry County, Virginia, Wills-State Library, Virginia, the church was set on fire by negroes, who had used its ceme­ Book 5, page 440: 1708, the Will of Thomas Lane . of the tery and were loathe to relinquish their occupancy when the County of Surry, dated 5 Jan 1708, probated 2 Jan 1709, a whites attempted to regain possession. Near state highway very short will-"Being in good health, etc., my land to be di­ #10." vided equally between my two sons Thomas and Joseph Lane Surry County, Virginia, Tithables (white) lists the follow­ and my said sons to be my executors, etc."-witness: William ing: 1668, Thomas Lane ,Robert Lane, Gopher Lewis; 1674, Holt, William Benson, Edward Petteway. (This Thomas Lane Thomas Lane; 1678, Thomas Lane Sr (indicating there must must have been the son of Thomas Lane, emigrant, born 1594, have been a younger Thomas); 1683, Thomas Lane Sr and and the same who married Elizabeth Jones, widow.) Richard Lane (Richard's will of 18 Nov 1687 in Will Book 3, Surry County Deed Book 5, page 37: Joseph Lane of the page-83, mentions his widow, Elizabeth, and two sons, 1694; Isle of Wight County sells to Thomas Lane of Surry County, · Thomas Lane Sr, Thomas Lane Jr and Joseph Lane (these I 200 acres on 3 Sept 1710; Deed signed by Joseph Lane and last two were sons of the Thomas Sr as proved in will of Jelion Lane, his wife; witnessed by Thomas Hart and Mary Thomas Lane Sr in which Joseph Lane was given land on Hart. (The land came from his father by last will and testa­ Lawne's Creek, Southwark Park), (he moved to Isle of Wright before 1696-his wife was Jellion ) ; 1696 Thomas ment.) [This document establishes the name of Joseph's wife.] Lane Sr, Thomas Lane Jr, William Lane, Jus Lane; 1698 Surry County Deed Book 5, page 235: Thomas Lane Jr Thomas Lane Sr, Thomas Lane Jr, William Lane, Jus Lane; and wife, Jane, sold his father's place on 7 Mar 1709, and sold 1702, Thomas Lane Sr, Thomas Lane Jr, Richard Lane other land in 1715. Robert Lane, Joseph Lane, Abraham Lane. Records of Surry County, Virginia, Book 3: 22 Mar 1701 I "Virginia Colonial Militia", by Crozier, page 103 lists: Thomas Lane Jr and Jane Lane witnessed the will of Anne Surry County Militia 1687, William & Mary's Magazine, 1687, Foster, with his father, Thomas Lane Sr. (Anne Foster was Thomas Lane Sr and Thomas Lane Jr. the wife of George Foster, whose land adjoined theirs.) ! English Duplicates of Lost Virginia Records by Cognets, issue of Thomas and Elizabeth: *2 Joseph Lane page 270: Lt Thos Lane, Surrey Co., in Field Office of Henry ' Tooker, became a Major on 17 June 1703. ,, *3 Thomas Lane: b c1662 Surry County, Virginia Records by Elizabeth T Davis, 2 JOSEPH LANE (2) THOMAS1 (1): m Jellion page 125: 1674, deed lease dated 22 Mar 1674 from "Geo moved to the Isle of Wight County by 1710 where Joseph lived

~ Corpe and his wife, Gartrid, of Surry County, to planter, ~ until his death; issue: i 4 Mary Lane: d 1719 in Isle of Wight County, Virginia; Thomas Lane, for 100 acres of land adjoining George Foster ~ for 99 years", witnessed by Thomas Lane and Wm Edwards Ii m Mathew Howell; issue: Thomas, Joseph, and one (the Thomas Lane, who witnessed lease, was probably the t other child father, aforementioned of Thomas Lane; and this is the last ij 5 Thomas Lane • record of him.) l.• 6 Joseph Lane English Duplicates of Lost Virginia Records by Cognets, 3 THOMAS LANE (2) THOMAS1 (1): b ci662; d 1733 Surry Quit Rent Rolls of 1704: Page 147, Benjamin Lane of Glou­ County, Va; m 1685-1693 Jane Flood (dau of John, who was cester Co, Abington Parish, 500 acres; page 147, Valentine son of John Flood of Surry County); Lane of Gloucester Co, 80 acres; page 191; Daniel Lane of r Records of Surry County, Virginia, Book 3, page 336 in a Princess Ann Co, 350 acres; page 194, Robert Lane of Nor­ deed recorded 2 lNov 1693 appears Nicholas Smith and Eliza- folk Co, patent April 1702, 460 acres; page 167, Thomas Lane 249 248 t )f ,, ~ tent of county. Page 92, Wm Heath, 1tithe,1749, Wm Calwell section. Page 128, Wm Heath, 1 tithe, 1750, Wm Calwell sec­ John Layne, Joseph Williams, as recorder 28 Mar 1757. (This tion. John Lane and his father-in-law, Wm Heath, were in seems to be the first deed of purchase of land in Bedford Lunenburg County, in the section which later became Bedford County, Va, by the father of John Lane's wife, who was also County. There was a John Fuller Lane of the Maryland tribe in Lunenburg Co., in the Wm Calwell district, which became of Lanes who settled in the section which later became Pitt­ Bedford County. sylvania County. Bedford County, Virginia, Records, Deed Book 5, page Bedford County Court Records-Court Order Books 1753- 344: Indenture dated 23 Oct 1775 in which John Lane Sr and 1768, Book IA, page 11: 1754-58, John Layne's hands to work Jane, his wife, of Bedford Co., sell to John Strange of Cum­ road, etc. (John Lane was ill Lunenburg County in 1748 berland Co., 150 Pounds current money, 295 acres of land in Wm CalweU's district which became Bedford County.) granted Jacob Earnest by patent bearing date 13 Sep 1758, Bedford County Records, Deed Book 1, page 107: Inden­ lying and being in the said county of Bedford on the south ture dated 21 Feb 1756 in which Thompson Harris of County fork of Falling River, adjoining lands of Ornsby, Talbot, etc., of Orange in Province of North Carolina sells to William witness: Richard Stith, Philemon Smith, William Ferra!, Heath of the county of Bedford in the Colony of Virginia, for Henry Pauling; recorded 23 Oct 1775. Jane, wife of John 20 pounds a tract of land in said county of Bedford on both Lane Sr, relinquishes her dower rights. (This is the same land sides of Great Branch of Turnip Creek, containing by esti­ John Lane bought in 1768 of Charles Talbot.) mate 400 acres, more or less, etc., witness: William Lewis, Bedford County, Va., Will Book 1, page 232: Will of Wil­

~ ·~ liam Heath of Bedford Co., dated 14 Oct 177 4, probated 24 Apr 1775, among his legatees was a bequest to his daughter, Jane Lane. (The Heath and Lane connection began in Surry County and they were found to have moved to Lunenburg· County before 17 48 and settled in the section which became Bedford County.) Campbell County Court Order Book 3, page 223: 2 Aug 1787, it was ordered that John Lane Sr be discharged from paying Public and County levies in the future-an exemption for age. This record proves John Lane Sr must have been be­ tween 65 and 70 years of age, thus born cl 717-1722. His fa­ ther, Thomas Lane's inventory was dated 12 May 1721. His grandfather, Thomas Lane, deceased 1733, mentioned grand­

sons in this order: Thomas, John, Joseph. If in order of birth, .~ John was born cl 719. This is the only John Lane who fits in

'-.._,. this age bracket. There is also a similarity of given names be­ tween his and his brother's children, such as Drury. It is believed John Lane Sr died 1790, before tax of 1791. Halifax County Marriage Records: 10 Feb 1785, Juriah Lane to Isham Hall, consent of father, John Lane Sr .(This gives record of another of John La.ne Sr's children.) 5ecfion or Lune-nburg Co. issue of John Lane and Jane Heath Lane: which became 8edrord Co. 16 Alexander Lane: m (1) ___ ; m (2) Sally Barnes - ~- 30 May 1792 Campbell Co, Va 1753- 4 *17 John Lane Jr: b 1741-50; m Mary _ '- __ 254 255 c ...__

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(p.710) 7 Jul 1725 .... Robert Hodges of the lower parish to John Dunkley of the upper Swamp, Thomas Williams, James Barnes and said Thomas). 200 acres was bought by parish .... 250 acres on the south side of the main Blackwater adjoining Martin Harris, Sarahs William Thomas from Thomas Joyner on 19 Apr 1706 and 290 acres was a patent to said Branch and Dawes (being part of a patent granted said Robert Hodges). Thomas dated 5 Sep 1723. Wit: Nicholas Williams and Giles Smelly. Robert (X) Hodges Rec: 22 Nov 1725 William (X) Thomas Rec: 27 Sep 1725 (p. 726) 2 Nov 1725 ... . Joseph Lane and wife, Julian Lane, of Barty Precinct in North (p.712) 27 Sep 1725 .. John Calloway to James Benn, Gent.. .. 300 acres in Warrick Creek Carolina to Thomas Taylor, surviving Executor of William Harris late of Lawnes Creek Parish in Warrick County(?) adjoining William Norsworthy, Francis Williamson. Nicholas Parish in Surry County .... 130 acres on the south side of Nottoway River on the east side of Fulgem and Matthew -?--. Tarroro Creek near Braswells Path (being land granted said Joseph Lane on 21 Sep 1725). Wit: Charles Dickinson and Patrick Hogard. John (X) Calloway Rec: 25 Nov 1725 Joseph Lane Rec: 27 Sep 1725 (p.728) 2 Nov 1725 ... . William Richardson and wife, Christian Richardson. to his friend. (p.713) 15 Jul 1725 .... Edward Goodson and wife, Mary Goodson. of Berty Precinct in William Halleman, for Love and Goodwill. ... 100 acres on Blackwater Swamp near Gregorys North Carolina to Nicholas Williams of Isle of Wight.. .. 70 acres on Nottoway Swamp (being Branch adjoining said Halleman and said Richardson (being part of a patent of said William part of a patent granted William Williams on 21 Apr l 703). Richardson dated 5 Sep 1723). Wit: Bridgman Joyner and John (X) Barnes. Edward (X) Goodson Wit: William (X) Clark and Thomas Atkinson. William (X) Richardson Rec: 27 Sep 1725 Mary (X) Goodson Rec: 22 Nov 1725

(p.7 !5) 21 Oct 1725 .... John Williams of North Carolina to Nicholas Williams of Isle of (p. 728) __ .... Christopher Reynolds and wife. Elizabeth Reynolds. of the lower parish to Wight.. .. l 25 acres adjoining John Barnes. Nottoway Swamp. said John Williams and Joshua Whillney of the same. ... 150 acres in the lower parish (whereon Giles Driver now Nicholas Williams (being part of a patent granred William Williams on 24 Apr l 703). lives and being land formerly belonging to Elizabeth Reynolds). Wit: David Gray and Robert (X) Hodges. John Williams Wit: John (X) Whitfield and Mary (X) Whitfield. Christopher Reynolds Rec: 25 Oct 1725 Rec: 27 Dec 1725 Elizabeth (X) Reynolds

(p.71 8) 19 Oct 1725 .. .. Thomas Jones. Sr .. of the lower parish to his son, William Jones (p.731) 6 Dec 1725.... Abraham Stevenson and wife. Ann Stevenson. to Thomas of the upper parish for Love and Affection.. .. 40 acres in the upper parish on the south side Stevenson.... 100 acres on Seacock Swamp. of the main Blackwater adjoining ~hisbrother Thomas [Jones)" (being part of a patent for 440 Wit: William Washi'1gton and Francis Person. Abraham Stevenson acres granted to Thomas Jones, Sr.). Rec: 28 Feb 1725 Wit: Francis (X) Sanders and Abraham Johnson. Thomas (X) Jones Rec: 25 Oct 1725 • (p.732) 22 Jan 1725 ... . John Page and wife. Elizabeth Page. to Oliver Woodward .... 200 acres on the south side of the main Blackwater Swamp (being part of a patent for l 700 :i.cres (p. 718) 19 Oct 1725 .. .. Thomas Jones, Sr. of the lower parish to his son. Thomas Jones of granted William Scutt on 16 Jun 1714) on Nottoway River. the upper parish. for Love and Affection.... l 80 acres on the south side of the main Wit: Robert Ricks :i.nd Abraham Ricks. John Page Black water adjoining ~hisbrother William Jones .. (being part of a patent for 440 acres granted Rec: 28 Feb 1725 Thomas Jones. Sr.). W it: Francis (X) Sanders and Abraham Johnson. Thomas Jones (p.734) 24 Feb 1725 ... . Prisilla Jones to Simon Turner .... 100 acres (being a patent granted Rec: 25 Oct 1725 to Elias Jones. deed., on 9 Jul 1724). Wit: William Moseley. Richard (X) Smith and Joseph (X) Turner. (p.719) 24 Oct 1725 .... James Kerby of Nansemond County to John Pope. Jr. of Isle of Rec: 28 Feb 1725 Priscilla (X) Jones Wight County.... 100 acres on both sides of Sweat House Swamp on the south side of Nottoway River adjoining William Oudeland. (p. 736) 25 Feb 1725. ... William Hickman to Benjamin Jonson.... I 00 acres on the south Rec: 25 Oct 1725 James (X) Keirby side of the main Blackwater Swamp (being part of a patent for 370 acres granted to William Hickman on 13 Nov 1713) and bounded by Henry Bosman. (p. 721) 25 Oct 1725 .. .. Robert Hodges and wife, Ann Hodges, of Isle of Wight to Patrick Wit: John (X) Barnes. Henry Summerell and John (X) Summerell. Bradys of Surry County .... 50 acres in the upper parish between the swamp (being land taken Rec: 28 Feb 1725 William Hickman up by John Oliver who willed it to his two daughters who sold it to George Branch. the father of the said Ann Hodges, and he gave it to her son Gt:orge Branch ('?) who sold it to said Ann (p. 737) __ .... Sarah Alverson and Mary Alverson. granddaughters of Abigail Garland of Hodges???). Robert (X) Hodges ·Newport Parish to Robert Richards.... -?- acres (being iand deeded to their grandmother. Rec: 25 Oct 1725 Ann (X) Hodges Abigail Garland, by their grandfather. Peter Garland. on 10 Mar 1660) . Wit: Joseph Chapman and Henry Lightfoot. Sarah (X) Alverson (p. 722) 5 Nov 1725 .... John Joyner and wife, Elizabeth Joyner, to Abram Stevenson.... 188 ·'" Rec : 25 Apr 1726 Mary (X) Alverson acres at the mouth of Cabin Branch on the north side of Seacock Swamp. Wit: Thomas Atkinson and Isaac Brawler. John Joyner (p.737) 25 Apr 1726 .... Richard Huc!lings and Robert Ricks to William Watkins and John Rec: 22 Nov 1725 Inglish ... . 226 acres on Boonarrowes (Bow arid Arwws?) Swamp adjoining William Powell, John Watkins and Phillip Rayford (being a patent granted Richard Huchings in 1682 with the (p.724) 25 Nov 1725 .... William Thomas and wife. Christian Thomas. of North Carolina north part to go to William Watkins and the south part to go to John Inglish). to Thomas Summerell of Isle of Wight County .. .. 490 acres (being 200 acres bounded by Wit: Abraham Ricks and William Denson. Richard Huchings Seacock Swamp, James Barnes and said William Thomas and 290 acres bounded by St:acock Rec: 25 Apr 1726 Robert Ricks 66 Isle of Wight County Deed Book 6 1741 - 1744 Isle of Wight County Deed Book 6 1741 - n44 67 was devised by said Richard Thomas to his daughter, Elizabeth Thomas, who conveyed it to Robert Sanders on 27 Oct 1712 who devised it to his cousin, Richard Sanders, in his will (p.279) 23 May 1741.... Edward Pitman to James Pitman.... 100 acres on the second dated 12 Jul 1734 who, in turn, devised it to the said Thomas Hobgood in a deed dated 15 swamp of Blackwater (being part of 200 acres that the said Edward Pitman bought from Nov 1742). Joshua Hays) adjoining John Clayton, Cooks Branch and William Flake. Wit: John Winborne, Jr., James Roe and Henry Hobgood. Thomas Hobgood Wit: Arthur (X) Hase (Hays?), William Pitman and William Flake. Rec: 23 May 1743 Rec: 27 Jun 1743 Edward Pitman

(p.264) 14 Jan 1742 .. .. Charles Portlock of Newport Parish to Katherine Watts, daughter (p.281) 24 Jun 1743 .... Thomas Newsum of Nottoway Parish to Nathaniel Ridley of the of Elizabeh Portlock, who was the Relict of Col. Thomas Walton, deed.... a horse and a same.... 2 acres on Hornet Swamp(?) in Nottoway Parish on the south side of Nottoway slave. River for the use of a Mill adjoining said Newsom (being part of a patent granted him). Wit: Nicholas Bourdon, Nicholas Casey and Thomas (X) Casey . Wit: Thomas Woodley and John Murray. Thomas Newsom Rec: 23 May 1743 Charles Portlock Rec: 27 Jun 1743

(p .265) 6 Feb 1742 .... Joseph Rotch . Mariner of New England, appoints Nicholas Bourdon (p.282) 10 Nov 1742 .... Deed of Gift of Christopher Kilbee of Nottoway Parish and wife . of Isle of Wight as his attorney to collect all debts owed him by William Davis of North Catherine Kilbee, to Joseph Swinne for Love and Affection for his natural life ... . -?- acres Carolina. adjoining said Kilbee, Butts Path, Bulls Landing and the High Hills. Wit: Arthur Smith, Samuel Wentworth and Arthur Crocker. Joseph Rotch Wit: John Fort and William Page. Christopher Ki lbee Rec: 24 May 1743 Rec: 27 Jun 1743 Catherine Kilbee

(p.267) 27 Jun 1743 .... Robert Edwards and wife, Ann Edwards. to Henry Bulls. (p.283) 23 Jul 1743 .... Arthur Davis and wife. Mary Davis. to John Clayton.... 100 acres Carpenter... . 100 acres (being part of a patent for 1200 acres taken up by Robert Edwards on the east side of Pointers Branch and Francis Wrenn. and Henry Edwards) adjoining Edward Hailes. Hars Branch and Sewards Branch. Wit: Richard Jordan, Roger Delk and John Miller. Arthur (X ) Davis Wit: Will iam Ponsonby and Thomas (X) Uzell. Robert Edwards Rec: 25 Jul 1743 Mary (X ) Dav is Rec: 27 Jun 1743 Ann (X) Edwards (p.285) 22 Aug 1743 .... John Hole and wife. Elizabeth Hole. of Newport Parish to Jamc:s (p .269) 27 Jun 1743 .. .. Thomas Drake of the upper parish to Lazerous Johnson of the lower Simmons of the same .. .. 100 acres or 125 acres in Newport Parish (except a part that Joseph parish .... 215 acres on the south side of Blackwater River adjoining Reecly Branch. lnclian Channell lately bought of the said Hole for 100 acres) adjoining Thomas Harris and Mary Field Branch anc.1 Giles Driver (being a patent dated I Sep 1723). Turner. Land is part of the tract that John Hole bought from John Johnson. Wit: John Darden, William Watkins and William Eley. Thomas Drake Wit: N. Bourdon and Will Salter. John Hole Rec: 27 Jun 1743 Reel: 22 Aug 1743 Elizabeth (X) Holt:

(p.272) 4 Mar 1742 .. .. John Murry and wife. Sarah Murry. of Newport Parish to William (p .289) 20 Jul 1743 .. .. Richard Bland. Gent. of Martins Brandon Parish in Prince Geo rge Davis of the same .... 30 acres in Newport Parish (being the land devised to Elizabeth Murry. County to John Ruffin, Gent. of Southwark Parish in Surry County.... 240 acres known as

then the wife of John Murru , the Elcler. by the will of William Yarrett the father of the said ~BlandsQuarter~ on the north side of Meherrin River (100 acres was granted to John Elizabeth Murry on 9 Mar 1679). Poythress of Prince George County on 23 Mar 17 15 who sold it to saic.1Bland on 13 Oct 173 i Wit: Eclward Goodrich. Nathaniel Bourden anc.1Samuel Wilson. John Murry and 140 acres was granted said Blanc.1 on 28 Feh 1723). Rec : 27 Jun 1743 Wit: John Simmons. David Hunter. Hardy Council ancl·Augustine Claiborne.

Rec: 22 Aug 1743 Richard Blanc.1 (p .274) 14 Jun 1743 .. .. William Lucas and wife. Deborah Lucas. to John Bowin .. .. 100 acres on the south side of the main Blackwater Swamp adjoining Cahbin Branch (bc:ing part (p.292) 17 Aug 1743 .. .. Robert Vick to Richard Vick .... 50 acres on the west side of Vic ks of a patent grantec.1 Barnaby McKinnie for 3435 acres on 23 Apr 1714). Branch adjoining John Vick. • Wit: Joseph Jones and William (X) Harris. William (X) Lucas Rec: 22 Aug 1743 Robert (X) Vic k Rc:c: 27 Jun 1743 (p .295) 20 Aug 1743 .... Thomas Applewhaite to William Segraves.... 100 acres on (p.276) 25 Jun 1743 .... John Dawson. Jr. and wife . Mary Dawson. to William Lucas .. .. Blackwater branches (being part of a patent for 925 acres granted Henry Applewhaite) 100 acres in Nottoway Parish on the south side of Black Crec:k (being Janel granted John adjoining Mathew Westraw. Edward Westraw and Richard West. Dawson in 1720). ' Wit: John Teasley. William (X) Pearce asid Joseph (X) Stephens. Rec: 27 Jun 1743 John Dawson Rec: 22 Aug 1743 Thomas Applewhau e

(p.278) 20 Apr 1743 .. .. William Hudson of Prince George County to William Newman of (p.296) 25 Jul 1743 .. .. William Glover to James Calcote.... 250 acres (being land John Warwick County.. .. 100 acres near the Meherrin River (being part of a patent granted Mr. Goodrick willed to his son George Goodrick who heirs are Joseph John Clinch and wife: John Peterson) adjoining Edward Lundey. Charles Chapman and Joseph Perry. Elizabeth Clinch and James Calcote and wife Mary Calcote). Wit: Edward Lundy and James Lundy. William Hudson Rec: 22 Aug 1743 William Glover Rec: 27 Jun 1743 (p.298) 26 Sep 1743 .. .. John Brewer of Nottoway Parish to Timothy Tharpe of the same .. 50 acres on the south side of Three Creeks adjoining Robert Jones and William Seward. Wit: Absalom Atkinson, James Ridley. J. Simmons and John Person. John (X) Brewc:r Rec: 26 Sep 1743 Elizabeth (X) Brewer I 110 Isle of Wight County Deed Book 7 1744 - 1747 Isle of Wight Count}' Deed Book 7 1744 - 1747 Ill

Dixon and the said Thomas Dixon (being land Thomas Dixon bought from William Corbell (p.528) 8 Oct 1747 .... Edmond Godwin of Newport Parish to Arthur Applewhaite of the on 19 Mar 1724). same .... -?- acres (being land said Godwin bought from Arthur Applewhaite and wife, Jane Wit: Joseph Meredith, Henry Bullard, Jonas Shivers and Florence (X) Bullard. Applewhaite). Rec: 8 Oct 1747 Thomas Dixon Wit: John Driver, Henry Lightfoot, Jr. and Joseph Cobb, Jr. Edmond Godwi:i Rec: 8 Oct 1747 (p.516) 5 Oct 1747 .... Thomas Smelly to John Smelly .... an exchange of two tracts of land (being land their father, Robert Smelly, did equally bequeath to them and another tract of land (p.531) 18 Apr 1739.... Richard Jordan, Joseph Jordan, Patience Jordan and Matthew that Thomas Giles, their grandfather, willed to the said Thomas and John Smelly). Jordan, sons and daughter of Richard Jordan, deed., of Newport Parish with the consent of Wit: James (X) Davis, Jacob (X) Powell and William (X) Bullock. Thomas Smelly their mother, Rebecckah Jordan, widow, to their sister Elizabeth Parr and her children.. .. J. Rec: 8 Oct 1747 Martha (X) Smelly Negro girl named Hester. Rebeckah (X) Jorda1 . Wit: Jacob Darden, Daniel Riggin and Elizabeth Jordan. Richard Jordan (p.518) 5 Oct 1747 .... John Smelly to his brother, Thomas Smelly... . exchange of land (see Rec: 8 Oct 1747 Joseph Jorda preceeding deed). Patience (X) Jordan Wit: James (X) Davis. Jacob (X) Powell and William (X ) Bullock. John Smelly Matthew Jordan Rec: 8 Oct 1747 Sarah (X) Smelly (p.532) 8 Aug 1747 .... Anthony Holladay, Gent. of Nansemond County to Jacob Dickinson

(p.520) 7 Oct 1747 .. .. Jacob Barnes and wife, Elizabeth Barnes. to Joshua Barnes .... 50 of Isle of Wight. ... 100 acres (being part of the land said Holladay bought from Thoma<: acres on the west side of Nottoway Swamp (being part of the land Richard Washington of Bevan on 3 Aug 1744 which land was willed by Thomas Bevan, Sr. to his son. the sai;• Surry County sold John Barnes of Isle of Wight which land was part of 1240 acres granted Thomas Bevan) adjoining Pagan Creek, John Godwin. Virgis Creek, said Dickinson anJ said Richard Washington on 16 Dec 1714) adjoining White Root Branch. Charles Chapman. Wit: Bridgman Joyner, Thomas (X) Oberry and George Washington. Wit: James Turner, William Wilkinson, Jonathan Godwin and John Eley. Rec: 8 Oct 1747 John Barnes Rec: 8 Oct 1747 Anthnoy Hollada·

(p .521) 6 Oct 1747 ... . Jacob Barnes and wife , Elizabeth Barnes. to Richard Johnson .... 100 (p .537) 14 May 1747 .... Frances Simmons. wife of William Simmons. relinquishes her Rigp · acres on the west side of Nottoway Swamp (being part of a tract of land granted Richard of Dower in the deed dated 13 Nov 1746 (see page 385) .... William Simmons to Am bro<.: Washington on 6 Dec 1714 who sold this part to John Barnes who willed it to his son. Jacob Williams. Barnes) adjoining the Miry Branch, Edward Flowers. the White Root Branch and the School Rec: 8 Oct 1747 House Branch. Wit: George Washington. John (X) Barnes andd Benjamin (X) Barnes. Rec : 8 Oct 1747 J;icob Barnes

(p.523) 9 Sep 1747 .... John Smelly and wife. Sarah Smelly . of Nt!wport Parish in Isle of Wight to Jost!ph Garner of the same.... I acre of land on the c:ast side of Elm Swamp in Nt!wport Parish for the use of a mill. Wit: Theophilus Joyner and John (X) Garnc:r. John Smelly Rec : 8 Oct 1747 Sarah Smelly

(p.524) 18 Aug 1747 .. .. Arthur Allen of North Carolina to Bt!njamin Barnes of Isle of Wight. ... 200 acres on the north side of Nottoway River (being part of a patent for 490 acres granted Barnaby Mcguinny cm 25 Apr 1714) adjoining John Barnes. Flagg Run Swamp . William Scott and the Broad Swamp. Wit: Richard Johnson. Jacob Flowers. Joshua Barnes and Stephc:n Johnson. Rec: 8 Oct 1747 Arthur (X) Alkn

(p.526) 26 Aug 1747 ... . Samuel Willes to Joseph West. ... 25 acres (being part of a patent granted Joseph West) adjoining Jesse Brown and Oliver Woodward. Wit: Jacob (X) Vaser, Patience (X) Vick and Jacob (X) Vick . Rc:c: 8 Oct 1747 • Samuel (X) Willes

(p .528) 8 Oct 1747 ... . Deed of Archelaus Wicks to Thomas Scutchings dated 13 Aug 1747 further proved on by the oath of Bryan Daughtry. Jr.

(p.528) 8 Oct 1747 ... . William Allen further proved the 13 Aug 1747 deed of Henry Monehan to Edward Chitty . l4 Isle of Wight Deed Book 8 1747-1752 Isle of Wight Deed Book 8 1747-1752 115

1.37) 10 Dec 1747 .... Thomas Chappell and wife, Mary Chappell, to Thomas Day .... 115 adjoining Barnaby Mackinney and the Poley Branch and was a patent dated 25 Jul 1746. The :re s (being part of 350 acres which was granted said Chappell in 1747) adjoining Benjamin other tract of 200 acres on Cabbin Branch adjoins Barnaby Mackinnie and said Godwin. immons, Benjamin Ellis, the Meadow Branch and Thomas Day. Wit: John Dunkley. Joseph Godwin l it: Samuel Blow, Arthur Arrinton and David Edmunds. Thomas Chappell Rec: 14 Jan 1747 .ec: 10 Dec 1747 (p.56) 10 Dec 1747 .... Deed of Gift of John Roberts of Newport Parish to his son, Thomas J.39) 10 Dec 1747 .. .. Richard Taylor and wife, Hannah Taylor. of Isle of Wight to David Roberts, for Love and Affection.... 100 acres on the head of Indian Creek (being part of a dm und of Surry County .. .. 400 acres on Cocks Swamp and Richard Taylor's other land patent for 1450 acres granted John Roberts, Sr., late deed., on 10 Jul 1680) adjoining Flat eing a patent granted in 1741, Francis Exum and Deep Run. Branch, John Roberts, Jr. and the Reedy Branch. lit: Samuel Blow, Thomas Chappell and Thomas Day. Richard (X) Taylor Wit: Robert Eley. Gale Eley and Phillip (X) Jones. John (X) Roberts .ec: 10 Dec 1747 Rec : 14 Jan 1747

>.4 1) 1 Dec 1747 ... . Francis Hampton of Newport Parish to his son, Benjamin Hampton, (p.58) 11 Nov 1747 .... Joshua Perry to Jacob Harris.... 150 acres on the north side of f tht: same for Love and Affection ... . and that said son will provide for father and mother, Maherrin River adjoining said Harris and William Wiggs (being part of a patent for 200 acres 'rancis Hampton and Elizabeth Hampton .... wall my moveable estate ... granted said Joshua Perry on 16 Jun 1744). Joshua (X) Perry i'it: John Everitt. Joseph Bullard and Samuel Everitt. Francis Hampton Wit: William Harris, William (X) Spence. Thomas Clifton and Simon Turner. '.ec: 10 Dec 1747 Rec: 14 Jan 1747 Elizabeth (X) Perry

J.4:Z) 8 Dec 1747... . Thomas Summerrell of North Carolina to William Cooper of (p.60) 6 Feb 1747 .... Joseph Garner and wife, Mary Garner. to Robert Bryant.... 115 acres fansemond County .... 295 acres on the north side of Nottoway River (being a patent granted on the north side of Maherrin River adjoining John Pope. the patent of William Scott and the :dw,lrd Cobb on 16 Jun 1744) adjoining Cypress Swamp. John Barnes and John Turner. patent granted Nathaniel Powell (being part of a patent granted Joseph Garner on Vit: James Gardner and Thomas Sharp. Thomas (X) Summerell 12Jan 1746). '.ec: IO Dec 1747 Wit: Gale (X) Bryant and Richard (X ) Smith. Joseph Garner Rec : 10 Mar 1747 p.44) 25 Nov 1747. .. . Mary Driver of the lower parish to her childrt:n viz John Pilkinton. '.obert Driver and Sarah Driver after her death.... slaves and household goods. (p .62) 9 Feb 1747 .. .. Joseph Garner and wife. Mary Garner, to Joseph Everitt .... 50 acres Vic: William Knott, Giles West, Henry (X) Pitt and Sarah (X) West. on the north side of Maherrin River adjoining Nathaniel Powell. John Pope. said Everitt and :ec: IO Dec 1747 Mary (X} Driver the Long Branch (being part of a patent granted Joseph Garner on 12 Jan 1746). Wit: Robert Bryant and Lewis (X) Bryant. Joseph Garner p.45) 14 Jan 1747.. .. Peter Crocker of Edgcomb County in North Carolina to Anthony Rec: 10 Mar 1747 :roc kt:r of Isle of Wight. ... 100 acres on the north east si

(p.114) 9 Jun 1748.... Joseph Bradshaw to Thomas Bradshaw.. .. 60 acres in Nottoway (p.135) _Feb 1747 .... Thomas Taylor. Jr. states that he has received fa~ h!S father, Parish adjoining James Kitching (being part of a patent granted to Barnaby McKenny for 670 Thomas Taylor, Sr., Executor of the will of his grandfather, William H:m"'- J<-cd .. full acres on 16 Jun 1714). satisfaction for all Legacies. Wit: Joseph Jones, Samson Pitman and Thomas Draper. Joseph (X) Bradshaw Wit: J . Edwards, Arthur Pitman, John Pitman and Harris (X) Taylor. Rec: 9 Jun 1748 Rec: 11 Aug 1748 Thonus 1xi Tlylor. Jr. (p.117) 10 Mar 1747 ... . William Wilkinson and Joseph Wilkinson of Nansemond County (p.136) 13 Jul 1748 .... Abraham Sauls and wife, Elizabeth Sauls. to William B..'\vrn .... 110 to Francis Vaughan of the same.... 100 acres on Kingsale Swamp called "the Broad Neck" acres on the south side of Nottoway River adjoining the Horse Meadow Bran.."-":l nd Isaac adjoining Wolf Pit Branch, John Brown, the Pipe Clay Branch and the main swamp (being Johnson (being part of a patent granted Abraham Sauls on 22 Feb 1724). part of a patent for 500 acres dated 20 Oct 1688). William Wilkinson Wit: William Killebrew, Joseph Delk. Richard Vick , Jr., Henry Vaughan . . Rec: 9 Jun 1748 Joseph Wilkinson Benjamin (X) Saul and Ann Vaughan. Abrah.\m \~)Sauls Rec: 11 Aug 1748 Elizat-."tl\ \X) Sauls (p.119) 9 Jun 1748 .... John Bowin and wife, Tabitha Bowin, to William Harris .... 113 acres in Nottoway Parish adjoining the Long Branch (being part of a patent granted to Joseph (p.138) 13 Jan 1747 .... Giles Kelly and Joseph Stevenson of Brunswick CounZ' !\~Richard Godwin on 25 Jul 1746). Thomas of Isle of Wight.... 100 acres adjoining William Roscow and ~I\!~dl y and Wit: Joseph Jones, John Bowin and John Joyner. John Bowin Stevenson and said Thomas. Rec: 9 Jun 1748 Wit: Joseph Parnall, William Crocker and William Blunt. G1k~C <) Kelly · Rec: 11 Aug 1748 fose!''I Stevenson (p.122) 9 Jun 1748 .... John Bowin and wife. Tabitha Bowin. to Joseph Pope .... 113 acres in Nottoway Parish adjoining Barnaby Mackquinney ·s former line (being part of a patent {p. 140) 27 Feb 1747 ... . Aaron Atkinson of Brunswick County to Edward p,,rt1~of Surry granted Joseph Godwin on 25 Jul 1746). County .... 100 acres on the west side of Jordan Thomas' Mill Pond in Newp<.1rtP ·msh and Wit: Joseph Jones, John Bowin and John Joyner. John Bowin a small part of the land is in Southwark Parish in Surry County adjoining Rl-eJ~·Branch, Rec: 9 Jun 1748 Butchers Branch and Mill Swamp.

Wit: Charles Binns, Charles Binns. Jr. , Nathan Welleford and Love \X) Sa,·a~t'. . (p . 124) 3 Aug 1748 .... Benjamin Beal of Newport Parish to John Bretton. Sr. of the same .... Rec : 11 Aug 1748 Aaron ,X) :\tkmson 132'h acres in the lower parish on Beaver Dam Swamp and Little Town Road (being part of a patent for 465 acres dated 23 Apr 1687 which Isaac Ricks. the Elder. deed .. bought from (p. 143) 9 Mar 1747 .... Richard Hardy and wife. Mary Hardy, to Robert Burwc:ll. Gent. ... Richard Both and said Ricks willed it to his son Abraham Ricks who willed it to his daughter 200 acres on the south side of James River (being the land said Hardy hough! fnrni J,,hn Drew Lydia [Beal]. the now wife of the said Benjamin Beal). and wife. Sarah Drew. on 28 Oct 1746. Wit: Barnaby Godwin and Damiel (X) Noleboy. Benjamin Beal Wit: Matthew Wills, John Driver and Richard Carter. R. Hard y Lydia (X) Bi:al Rec: 11 Aug 1748 ,Rec : 11 Aug 1748 (p. 127) 10 Aug 1748.. .. Deed of Gift of Benjamin Beal to his brother. John Beal. for Love (p.146) 11Aug1748 .. .. Solomon Newsom and wife. Martha Newsom. to TIHHll.I' ~l(l\ire and Affection.... 100 acres on the north west side of Indian Field Branch adjo ining Francis -?-.acres on the north side of Three Creeks adjoining the great Reedy Br:inch. . . Brasey (being part of a patent granted Joshua Turner on 8 Apr 171 l). Wit: Edward Goodrich, John Butts and Joel Harris. Solomon \\ ) Nc:wso m Bi:al Wit: Dionysius Wright and William Vick . Benjamin Rec: 11 Aug 1748 Martha 1'\ ) Ni:wsom Rec: 11 Aug 1748 (p.148) 13 Oct 1748 .... Joshua Perry and wife. Elizabeth Perry, of Edgcomti County in (p.128) 9 Aug 1748 .... James Howell to Benjamin Beal.. .. 92 acres (being a patent granted North Carolina to Henry Britt of Isle of Wight. ... two tracts of land cont:1 in111i; t11gi:ther l 60 Christopher Wade on 2 Apr 1684) adjoining Mr. Coleman and Mr. John Neavill in the lower acres on the north side of Meherrin River (45 acres being a part of a tract gr:ini i:J >Jtd Perry parish. Christopher Wade failed to make ~aSeatin g .. on the land am! it was granted to John on 16 Jun 1744 and the other part was ~rantedsaid Perry on 5 Mar l 74 7). Howell on 19 Dec 171 l who willed it to the said James Howell. - Josfw.1 tX) Perry Wit: John Garnes and John Britten. James (X) Howell Rec : 13 Oct 1748 Elizahi:th C'<) Perry Rec: 11 Aug 1748 (p. 151) 4 Sep 1748.... Thomas Barham of Nottoway Parish to Benjamin Barham of the (p.131) 14 Jul 1748 ... . Abraham Saul and wife . Elizabeth Saul. to Joseph Delk, 100 Jr .... same... . 100 acres on the south side of Nottoway River adjoining the Main R11:lll, Da vid acres (being part of a patent granted Abraham Saul. Sr.. for 300 acres on 23 Mar 1724) , ,. Newsom, the Three Creeks and the Hornet S~amp. adjoining the Horse Meadow. Abraham (X} Saul '§· Wit: Nathaniel Ridley arid Joseph Wrenn. Thnni:is Barham Wit: William Killebrew. William (X) Broom and Richard Vick. Jr. Rec: 13 Oct 1748 Rec: 11 Aug 1748 Elizabeth (X} Saul "., (p.152) 12 Oct 1748 ... . John Murphrey of North Carolina to Matthew Jordan °!. Isle of (p.133) 12 Feb 1747 .... Thomas Taylor, Jr. of Edgcomb County in North Carolina to t Wight... . 250 acres (being the land said Murphrey did live on and it came to 111111trom the Thomas Taylor, the Elder. of Nottoway Parish in Isle of Wight .... 130 acres in Nottoway will of Michael Murphrey , deed.). Parish adjoining Tarraroe Creek, Braswells Path and the River Ponds. Wit: William Eley, Thomas Smelly and John Chestnutt. John Murphree Wit: J. Edwards. Arthur Pitman and Harris (X) Taylor. Rec: 13 Oct 1748 Rec: 11 Aug 1748 Thomas (X} Taylor. Jr.

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Wills and Administrations of JURR Y GouNTY, VIRGINIA

1671-1750

By Eliza Timberlake Davis

Reprinted in an Improved Format

With a New Index by Thomas L. Hollowak l

~j CLEARFIELD COMP ANY j

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the orphan of Mr. Thos. Harris •• Sunken Marsh Mill, he now daughters, Ann, Elizabeth and Mary. Makes son, Samuel, living with David Williams, at ye mouth of Chipeaks Creek •• Exer. 12 Nov., 1738. 18 April, 1739. Wit: John Little, lot & casks when of age. To ye chyrurgian that hath •• cured Wm. Hart. Book 9, p. 53. Samuell Magget's daughter, 1000 lbs. of tobacco. To Wm. Thompson, son of Mr. Wm. Thompson, 500 lbs. tob. and to LANCASTER, William: Est.- Mary Lancaster, admr. 21 Jan., 1740. sister, Katherine Thompson 500 lbs. tob. To. Charles Beck­ Signed: Barth. Figures, Sam. Maget, Wm. Rose. Bk. 9, p. ett, clothing to cost 500 lbs. tob. Desires to be buried 264. in ye Chancell & Exers. to~lay a tombstone over me & a funeral sermon, for which Exers. are to pay. Makes James LAND, Curtis: Leg.- To son, Curtis, Plantation with 150 acres, Jones Exer. l Sept., 1673. Prob.: 7 April, 1674. Wit: I bought of Robert Inman. To son, Thomas my plantation I Will. Poorman, Jno. Charles, Jno. Corker. Book 2, p. 35. live on & 200 acres. To son, William a mare & colt. To Rebeckah two and two cows. To daughter, horses, son, John, LEWIS, Morgan: Est.- By Patrick Maygaratery. 18 Feb., 1718. two horses & two cows. To son, Robert two horses & two Signed: Sam Judkins, Jno. Judkins, Wm. Thompson. Book 7, cows. Wife and son, William Land Exers. Wife, Mary one 162. cow. 15 Dec., 1729. Prob.: 18 Mar., 1729. Book 7, p. p. 1015. LEWIS, Richard: Leg.- To Sarah Tyas, daughter of John Tyas, and Ann Tyas, one negro. To William Simmons the Plantation LANE, Richard: Leg.- Gives to wife his ~holeest. (Does not where I now dwell. To Wm. Simmons ~ Capt. Thomas Edmunds name her). If wife marry the estate to go to two sons all my other Land, and makes them Exers. 18 March, 1732/3. (not named). 18 Mar., 1687/7. Book 3, p. 83. Prob.: 17 Sept., 1735. Wit: Charles Lucas, Sam. Sowerby, Geo. Branch. Book 8, p. 512. LANE, Thomas: Leg.- Desires that land be divided between two sons, Thomas & Joseph Lane and makes them Exers., with LILE, John: Est.- By Hannah Lile. 16 May, 1711. Signed: procession by the neighbors. 5 Jan., 1708. Prob.: 3 Thos. Bentley, Ben. Book 6, p. 58. Jan., 1709. Wit: William Holt, William Benson, Edward Ellis. I ' Pettway. Book 5, p. 440. LITTLE, Francis: Leg.- To son, Robert, the Plantation where he I 12 May, 1721. Signed: now lives, on the north west side of the marked trees •• To LANE, Thomas: Est.- Mary Lane, admr. son, Francis the Plantation where I now dwell and all Land Wm. Ruffin, John Newsum, Wm. Holt. Book 7, p. 333. lying on the South west side of the small branch, dividing him and Robert. To son, Francis livestock, household LANE, Thomas: Lkg.- To grandson, Thomas Lane the Plantation goods, etc. To son, Beaz, a cow. To wife all rest of his father lived on. Mentions grandsons, John Lane & est. for her life, then to be divided equally among the Joseph Lane. Mentions Rebekah White. Daughter, Mary Hart. four children; Robert, Beaz, Francis and Sarah, the wife Mentions three grandsons and Rebekah Hart. 8 Oct., 1733. of Philip Jones, Robert & Francis Exerx. Wit: John Ruffin, 20 Nov., 1734. Wit: Richard Ricks, Thos. Lanier, Wm. Wm. Seward, Jr., James Wilson, Jr. 14 Aug., 1745. Prob.: Barker. Book 8, p. 428. I 20 Nov., 1750. Book 9, p. LASHLEY, Patrick: Est.- By Walter Lashley. 18 April, 1711. Bk. 6, p. 51. LITTLE, John: Leg.- To wife, Elizabeth, my whole estate. To Signed: Howell Edmunds, Samuell Briggs. son, John, a colt. Makes wife Exerx. The Est. to be di­ vided among "my children". Wit: Phillip Shelley, James LATHER, John: Est.- By Jane Lather. 15 Feb., 1720. Signed: Griffin. 20 Feb., 1703/4. Prob.: 7 Nov., 1704. Book 5, Nich. Maget, Rob. Judkins, Mich. Harris. Book 7, p. 319. p. 323. LATHER, John: Jane Lather, admr. 19 Apr., The Est.- li27. LITTLE, William: Leg.- To my first son, Wm. Little, my Plan­ est. paid Thomas & John Collier, orphans of John Collier, I tation and one-half of a tract of Land where he lives - Book 688. I deceased. 7, p. 200 acres - after my wi~e'sdecease. To second son, John Little, the other half - 100 acres. To third son, Ben­ LAWTHER, Henry: Est.- Admr. was granted to Wm. Thompson, de­ jamin Little this Plantation & Land where I live, after my ceased. Signed at James Citty by the Governor. 14 June, l wife's decease. To my second daughter, Katherine Little an 1676. Book 2, p. 117. l iron pott etc. To third daughter, Patience Little a cow etc. To wife, all rem. of movable estate. Sets negro LEATH, Peter: Leg.- (This was a verbal will) Mentions son, slave free. Makes Wm. & Benj. Exers. 29 Sept., 1740. John, dau. Elizabeth, and wife. Probated by Sarah Leath. l 19 Nov., 1740. Wit: Thos. Pretlow, John Atkinson, 13 Feb., 1737. Prob.: 19 Apr., 1738. Wit: John Jackson, Jr., Martha Price. Book 9, p. 254. John Parham. Book 8, p. 812. LITTLEBOY, Elizabeth: Leg.- To Edward Mathias my whole est. LEWIS, Christopher: Leg.- To ye church at Southwarke Parish a and makes him Exer. 2 Dec., 1731. Book 8, p. 230. two measure. To William Thompson, I silver flagon of qt. minister, 1500 lbs. of tobacco, to be paid in 1675. To ~ LITTLEBOY, Robert: Leg.- (Will is to~ and mutilated) godson, four godchildren, Solomon Davis, in Isle of Wight County, Edward Matthews. Wife, Elizabeth. 6 Feb., 1720/l. Prob.: Luke Katherine Owen, Moring. Bequest Measell, Christopher 21 Oct., 1730. Book 8, p. 63. to Jno. Carr. To Roger Williams, his son young Roger, l Roger Williams, ye Christopher, I Cattle, to father, tools, LOFTIN, Cornelius: Leg.- To son, Wm. Loftin the Plantation to Mary Jones, daughter of James Jones, cooper, tobacco, to I 89 88 1 78 SURRY COUNTYRECORDS BOOKII, 1671-1684 79

Page 11. 2d 7ber 1679, Capt. Ni. Wyatt ' s of Chas. City Co. bond as Exor. Patt. 14 May 1666. Wm. Rookings, de., 50,000 lbs. legall tob. with Will'm Simons&. Wm. Carpen­ Wit. 1 Christopher Holiman, Anthony Evans, Wm. Sherwood. ter security. Wit.1 Robert Ruffin and Wm. Edwards, Cl . Cur. Fol. J. 22 Jan. 1671. John Dunstant sells Wm. Smith a mare named Tibe. Ackn. 5 March 1671. Rec. 8 March 1671. Page 12. Index pages have been bound wrong. E. T. D. Wit. 1 John ffrestone, Wm. Edwards.

Page 1). May 1679. Jno . Watkins qual. as admr . of Henry Watkins, dee.; bond Fol. J. 22 Jan. 1671. Recd. ·of Patrick Lesley for 569 lbs. tob. in cask 40,000 lbs. legall tob. with Wm. Newsum security. · in full of all demands of portion of my wife, Anne, to Arthur Jordan. Wit. 1 Will. Foreman & John Thompson. ' Wit. 1 Wm. Walward, Tho. Moore.

Page 14. 26 May 1679. Bond of Wm. Gray for 80,000 lbs. legall tob. with Fol. J. 2 ·March 1671. Rec. 8 March 1671. Power of atty. from James Reddick Robert Ruffin & Wm. Newsum of lawnes Creek Parish to deliver . to Wm. & Mary of Surry Co., Planter, to John Salway of same Co. to Implead Jno. Dunsta n. Chambers, orphans of Wm. Chambers, dee., their portion of Est. of their Wit. 1 Tho·, Baker, Joh. Baker. late Father when they come ·of age. Wit. 1 Jno. Pri ce, Fra. Mason, Wm;· Ed1

Fol. 1. 5 March 1671 and recorded the 8th. Phillip Hunniford of Isle of Fol. 10. 4 May 1672. Assigned by John Davis, Mary Davis, and Diana Duthace Wight Co., Va., cooper, for love arrl affection to Lovinge Neece Charles to Richard Briggs of Surry Co., planter. Williams son to my well beloved brother, Rice Williams, dec'd., gives 100 Wit. 1 Law. Baker, Nich. Hill. acres of land at the Blackwater extending from N. side of land Joseph Wall Pow. Atty. Mary Davis, wf of Jno. •Davis of Isle of Wight to Capt. Law. lately purchased of me & part of my patt., dated 14 May 1666. Baker, Gent. of Surry Co. to acknowledge it in court. Wit.1 Christo. Holiman, Antho. Evans, Wm. Sherwood. Wit.1 Nie. Hill. Fol. 2. 5 March 1671, and recorded the 8th. Phillip Hunniford as above for Fol. 10. 7 May 1672. Wm. Hare makes our 8 head cattle in open court to consideration of Henry Goard of lawnes Creek Parish, Surry Co., Planter, Capt. Charles Barham & Mr. Arthur Longe, security for orphants estate of sells 100 acres of land at Blackwater in Surry Co. on N. side of land this George Carter, deceased. day sold to Neede Chas. Williams, son-in-law to said Goard, part of land by l~

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Page 181. JO Nov. 1661 . Est. of the orphans of John Wattkins, cooper, deceased, widdow, makes her friend Hezachiah Bridgers, of the same county, her attor­ to be presented by Mr. James Mason unto Eliza Brewster, the natural mother of ney, to recover debts, sd orphants and finding the account not pleasing to Mrs. Brewster, to be Wit,1 John Drewry, Peter Mason. turned over to Mr. Mason and further examined. Page 191. Wm. Burshell and Sablan Burshell, wife, to Geo, Watkins Wit. 1 Geo. Jordan, Thos. Warren . his all goods, movable arrl unmovable1 to Wm. Clarke, sonne of Richard Clarke. Page 181. 13 Aug. 165). Wm. Simmons sells to Robert Howse land on the west of Burchen Swamp for 21 years. Page 191. 1 July 1662. Jno. Rawlings, ye sonne of Gregory Rawlings, acknow­ Wit.: Anthony Bridges, Richard Nicholas. ledges he has received full satisfaction of Wm. Lea of all his rights and title in his father's estate, and acquits Jno. Rawlings of the account. Page 182. 1 March 1661. To all to whom these presents letter shall come: Mr. Wit, 1 John Lookes, John Billings. James Mills, of Surry County, Va., 8 ber last signified his intent then to repair into Virginia, and now six months since he was expected but neither Page 191. If July 1662. James Mills sells to Ellis Else all his rights etc , himself nor letter from him are arrived soe and now doubting whether he be in the barke Supply with all appurtenances, ankers, cables, rigging, and other living or dead his affairs to be unmanaged, his business and estate suffering things and keep Else from being molested on this bill of sale according to etc. Now whereas by the laws of England a man and wife may lawfully buy law etc. In consideration Ellis Else promises to engage himself and heirs sell and bargain etc • •. Fortune Mills, his lawful wife, resolves to manage to pay 5000 lbs. of Tobacco (being Dutch weight) ••• to be delivered at the ·these affairs. Manhattan according to custon1 2500 weight of beef before next 10 Nov. , . •. Fortune Mille.. 2500 in the year 1663 and what goods sd James Mills ••• shall at any time Rec. 1 4 March 1661. betwixt the day of date hereof & last day of payment, be shipped aboard sd Wit. 1 Na, Knight, Charles Waitley?_ Barke from Virginia to New England or Manhattans and return to Virginia the freight ••• further that sd Else shall sayle with the Barke to New Haven and Page 184. 11 June 1661. A marriage about to be celebrated between Thomas residue of Joanna Allerton's bill of sale, some sheep left in her hands to Lane of Surry County, planter, arrl Eliza Jones, widdowe of the same county, Va. for sd Mills & to be Accompanied to New England by Sd. Mills. for avoiding future trouble, that daughter, Elizabeth, shall have out of Wit. 1 Deliverance Samberton, Edward Haith. her deceased father's estate, ye said Thos. tane binds himself to pay to Page 192. 20 June 1662. Jury's verdict of case between Barth. Owen, and Jno. Elizabeth Jones, daughter to the widow, when she com~sof age or marries, ( Corker concerning trespass done upon the land of the orphans of Thos. Gray. the Planta~ionwhich was her deceased father's called Sheepheards worth 1000 lbs. tob. with cowes, etc. They found some timber had been cut, Hux Ceo. Harrison, Wm. Howse. Edward North John Thos. Andrews Roger Potter Page 184. 2 March 1661. Thos, Allcocke, received payment of Luke Mizelle Luke Mizelle Anthony Spilltimber Jno. Morecocke for a bill, formerly assigned to Mr. Wm. Edwards in 1660 of 1000 lbs. tob. John Luke (or Looke) which Edwards assigned to Allcocke. Jno, Rawlings Wm. Bresse

Page 184. 16 Oct. 1661. Geo. Blow sells to Walter Bartlett 50 acres of land, Page 192. July 1663. Wm. Dennis complained to the Court that he had received that he bought of Andrew Robinson, for 1500 lbs. tob, a letter of invitation from Mrs, Fortune Mills to come to see her and do some Wit. 1 Charles J otham, Edward Petway, John Clay. work, being very urgent. He went and was by her and others anointed with a Walter Bartlett assigns it to John Clay, 10 June 1661. stinking~ all over his body. Wit.1 David Beechinoe, Sp •.• Rand. Page 193. 7th 7ber 1662. Mr. Culmer: My respects to you with my wive's1 Page 186, 25 March 1662. Indenture between Christopher Lewis and Jane his these are to lett you understand that it is not my long absence, nor being God wife, of Southwarke Parish, and Wm. Foreman for 60 acres of land, part of afar off, shall satisfye you for willing I shall by some meanes either a divident bought of Christopher Lawson, north to Barth. Owen, west to Ann come in and satisfye you or cause my friend Mr. Steephens to do it for me. Browne's, and south where Lewis now lives. Sr . I am very sorry that it hath fallen out soe crosse that you have been Wit. 1 John Corker. played the knave withall as I am informed. Sr. I heare yt you had an intent to have served the Governor's Warrant upon me wh. caused me to absent myself Page 187. 6 May 1662. Barth. Owen, of Cray's Creek, Southwarke Par., Surry as I did1 And likewise I heare yt you can finde but thirty acres of land Co., Cent., to Chris. Lewis, winecooper, certain livestock. out of three hundred. Therefore I would intreat you to demand of Arthur Jordan the pattent and the platt & that will informe you where the rest is. Page 187. If June 1662. Thos. Hart says that Jno. Dye is indebted to him. I have sent you divers Letters hlt could never heare any answer of one­ Therefore I would desire you to send me word herewith your proceedings are Page 187. 8 July 1662. James Mills, Pipscoe Bay, in Va,, appoints Robert by Mr, Sam'll Steevens which lives in Warricksquiock Bay and hath a planta­ Spenser his Atty. and in his place. tion at the Southward, soe having noe more at the present hlt hoping that Wit, 1 Jno. Collier, Hezekiah Binnell (or Bunnell) . you will send me an answer as soone as you can I rernaine, Your Friend to Serve you, Wm. Jennings , Page 188. 25 Nov. 1659. Indenture between Roger Delke and Capt. Thomas Sr. John Dye presents his respects to you. Adams for 20J acr~sof land at Lawnes Creek now in tenure of Jno. Bruton. Wit. 1 John Gregorye, John Beattie. Page 19). 3 Sept. 1662. Indenture bet~enJohn Thompson of Martin's Brandon in Virginia of the one part ard John Freebourne of Surry County of the Page 190. 25 Nov. 1659, Alice Gregorye, Relict of Roger Delke, deceased, and other for a parcell of land, 150 acres, the upper half of a parcell which natural mother of Roger Delke, gives consent to the sale of land, "my Wife's father had in exchange with Charles Foard" & lying in Surry County next adjoining a parcell of land in possession of Matthew Battle. Page 190, 2 June 1662. John Hux, planter, sells to Xpher Lewis a mare , John Thompson, Sarah Thompson. Wit.1 Mathew Edloe, Thos. Drinker, Samuel Duglas. Page 190. 16 June 1662, Elizabeth Short, of Moseley's Choice, Surry Co., 111 BOOKI, 1652-1672 45 44 SURRYCOUNTY RECORDS '.. t ' ~ of a bill due from Clements to Thomas Shorte for 517 lbs. tob. paid Mr. I -}! Page 211. 5 May 166). Thos. Woodhouse had a patent for 200 acres of land on Jno, North & Richard Newell. east side of Gray's Creek dated 4 7ber 1651, he assigns this patent to John Zaines 22 April 1652, who being deceased, the land belongs to Thos. Zaines Page 205. 9 Jan. 1662. Christopher Michell sells to Francis Tombs certain of Southampton, who made Coll. Thos. Swann hi s atty., and Thos Swann on 5 livestock. May 166J, in open Court at Surry Co., assigned to Thos. Underwood. Wit. 1 Theophilus Flood. Wit.1 Law. Baker, Thos. Warren.

Page 205, 20 Feb, 1662. A survey of the land Capt. Thos. Adams and Roger Page 211. 7 July 166J, John Looke binds over to Thos. Busby one horse bought Delk, deceased, according to Delk's conveyance a survey by Geo. Watkins of Ro. Stanton for 1050 lbs. of tobacco. as witt, 27 Dec. 1662. 'j Wit. 1 Wm. Lea, Wm. Mathews. Wit,1 Thos. Culmer, Austin Hunnicutt, Richard Harris, Jno. Bruton, Rich. ,, Drew, Rich. Jarratt, Jno, Hodge, Jno. -(?)T Thoe. Lane, Jno. Fhillips, I'.1; Page 212. lJ July 1662. capt. Thos. Swann obtained Judgment against the Es t . John Mason, Humphrey Brame. ~'. of Richard Stanton in the Quarter Court, upon an attachment formerly served l'.;i upon sd Richard Stanton, his estate in the Hands of Robert Stanton, and the Page 204, 8 Jan, 1662. Judah Huby gives her daughter Sarah Houby two cows, latter to give an account of the est. of Richard Stanton, satisfying judg- household goods, etc., (which) was Judah Huby's in her widdowhood. Deed of ments, etc. Coll. Swann Lt. Coll. Geo. Jordan gift. Thos. Bentley James Mills · Wit. 1 Wm. Darby, Edward Pettway, jf Wm. Phillips Capt. Thomas Pittman 1'_. Francis Newsom, Est. John Leeke Page 206. 18 Dec. 1662. John Looke makes over certain household goods to ; Roger Potter Ralph Creed Thos. Woodhouse, with the latter is to satisfy Wm. Edwards for a debt of Arthur Jordan Wm. Rose 2795 lbs, of tob. J ! Henry Briggs Capt. Thos. Flood Jno. Barker Jno. Rawlings Wit,1 Nicholas Meriweather, Edward Hulin. i,1; i,l i Richard Case Anthony Spill timber Page 206. 28 Feb. 1662. A deed from the widow of Henry Meddow, she moving, Mr. Jno. Corker Nathaniel King fi capt. Will Browne Ann Pinhorne to John Binham, 100 acres ••• lately in possession of Maj. Robert Sheperd .1:.· and by him given to Henry Meddow, late husband. She now confirms the sale H· Thos. Bus by Thos. Andrews made by hbT late husband to John Bingham. Henry Briggs Robert Stanton j! Wit. 1 Thomas Flood, Joseph Trafton ~-i Page 207. 20 Feb. 1662. Richard Steevens, sick and weak, failed to pay a :~I debt due from James Mills to Robert Loudlow, merchant of London, part of Page 212. 26 Jan. 1662. Francis Gray sells to John Tatem 100 acres of land which should have been paid to Wm. Thompson, atty. for Loudlow, Now James in Lawnes CrAek Parish, adj. sd Tatem, he lately purchased of Jno. Rawlings Mills mortgages all his boats etc. to Wm, Thompson for sd payment. on Chipnoakes Creek near Swann Bay, and warrant the sale. Arthur Jordan, Jane Flood, Wit.: r:lias Osborne, Selby Sparrow. Rec.1 10 May 166J Page 208. 22 Feb, 1662. John Rawlings, miller, has bought of Wm, Marriott his part of a water mill, and agrees to pay 1500 lbs. of tob. on 10 Oct. Page 212. 5 May 166J, James Mills assigns to widow Eliza Sgort, on order of each year to Wm. Marriott. Court, which he had obtained against Ar. Jordan for so much tob. Wit.1 Law. Baker, James Mason, Ro. Stanton. Wm. Thomson, Jno, Gittings. Page 209. 4 July 1662. The citation of a land patent to Jno. Rawlings, Page 21J. 24 March 1662. Anthony Spilltimber sells to John Brady the neck son of Gregory Rawlings, for )26 acres of land at Upper Chippoakes Creek is of land purchased of Jno. Corker, called Besse's Neck, a patent between given when Jno. Rawlings assigns his patent to Wm. Boulding on Jl July 1662. "my father, deceased," and Jno, Brady. Wit. 1 Robert Hous e, Jno . King. Wit . 1 Jno. Corker. This same patent i s assigned by Wm. Boulding unto John Tatem 20 Jan. 1662. These two assign ments acknowledged in Surry Court by Jno. Rawlings and Wm. l Page 21). 5 May 166). Roger Delke and wife Rebecka to lo vi ng brother Francis Boulding. 1: and Robert Rennells, born of my na tural mother Alice Gregor y, wife of Rec. 1 21 Jan. 1662. Jno. Gregory, sonnes of the deceased Nicholas Rannells, of Lawneso Creek f ;'' ~ Wit. 1 Robert Spenser, Nath. Stanton. ,, Surry; now Roger Delk has given & Granted unto Jno. Gregory & Alice Gregory l his natural mother for the use of brothers, Francis & Robert Rennells and unto their heirs, etc., one patent or tract of land .. . upon now part of Page 210. 25 Feb. 1662. 1) Feb. 1662. Capt. Thoe , Adams sells a negro ·i: servant named Malott, we Wm. Marriott, the weighing to be recorded in next ; land in the occupation of Thomas ap Thomas by lease beginning from Bennett' s at a gutt which goeth out of thecreek up a swamp which parteth the land Courte, J March next, the price being 2560 lbs. of tob. & caskes. ' ~ Rec.1 lJ Feb. 1662. I .'J' betwixt sd Thomas ap Thomas and John Burgess ..• to plantation called Mr. William Bartletts . • • to Francis and Robert Rennells .• • they die without W~t.1Edward Bushell, James-(?)- 'ii if heirs, to return to Robert Delk and wifer but either son or ftaughter law­ Page 210, Jl Jan. 1662. Inventory of goods and debts, which is bound over fully begotten, shall be heir to the guifte. 2J Aug. 1661. ,;1~1; to Robert Spenser, who is security for James Mills unto Robert Stanton, Rec. 1 5 May 166) atty, for Mr. Jno. Richards for 2)60 lbs, tob., Thos, Hunt, of James Citty, ' I:•: Wit.1 James Griswold, Humph. Barn~s,Aman de Jores, John Charles. 14oO lbs. tob., 20 gal. copper kettler 22 gal. brass kettler long table and Ii' frame two forms, one square tabler small tester bedr old curtainsr 2 court 11 Page 214. l May 166), Chris. Vahan to Thos. Andrews one cow, three years 11il cupboardsr one pr. brass andironsr 4 brass shovelsr pewter dishesr pewter . .t old, a chest, a gun, for security of a bill of 955 lbs. of tob. John Leake, Wm. Corker. basonr iron andironsr etc. Debts due from Thoe. Hunt & Arthur Jordanr Capt. I~ Thos. Floodr and Mr. Londonr from the Duchmanr from Watt Astonr Coll. Hillr Capt. Adams r damage received from Nicholas Cobb & Thos, Cullmer. Total, .,' .( Page 214. 9 April 166). Wm. Norwood & Arthur Jordan define Spring Swamp 2),045 lbs. tob, These debts thought to be recoverable, etc. !' Run as boundary, all relating to discussion including John Blackburn and Richard Bavin. Wit. 1 Geo. Watkin.

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tr BOOKI, 1652-1672 47 46 SURRYCOUNTY REX:ORDS if Page 214. 1 April 166J. Indenture between Geo. Foster, planter, & Jno. 'r. Page 218. 5 9ber 166J. Thos. Hurt cannot appear in Court at the suit of ~ Thos. Robinson, requests Wm. Cockerham to for him. Clemmens, both of Southwarke Parish, to Jno. Clemmens a parcell of land of ~ act 50 acres on the east side of Gray's Creek, bounding upon Reedy Branch to r Wit. 1 Thos, Smith. merked trees, formerly belonging to John Ivey, deceased, f~ Wit, 1 Nathaniel Stanton, Geo. Blow. Page 219. J day 9ber 166J. Execution being this day served upon my boddye in ,t ye suite of Henry & John Richards for 2129 lbs. tob. etc. Page 215 . 8 May 166J. Whereas Cecillye Dunstan, Widdow, late of the County Signed1 Barth. Owen. of Surry, in her last Will & Test. ordered that a mare colt should be pur­ Wit.1 Geo. Watkin, Nath. Stanton. chased for Susannah Robbinson, daughter of Andrew Robbinson, know all that I, Robert Carter, he.ve sold to Peleg Dunstan and Ralph Dunstan exors, of Page 219. 6 9ber 166J. Bond of Wm. Strong & Thos. King, 5000 lbs. tob. to ~1~i . sd Cecillye Dunstan, for the use of Susannah Robbinson, one mare etc, I . behave themselves to all his Majest.ies people and especially towards Edward Wit. 1 Alice Parke, Roger Potter. &lshell. L,I Wit. 1 RoY Stanton. Page 216. JO June 166J. Wm, Mills covenants with Francis Jones, to serve '! him two years, he to be taught the trade of cooper and to find him good Page 219. Robert Hunt, cooper, petitions the Court on June 1662 f or sati s ­ faction of a debt due to him from Thos. Wynne's Est. Robert Hunt made just Diett, washing, Lodging and cloathing, and all else necessary for him. ·, Wit. 1 John Leeke, Thos. Andrews, William Lea. barrells and caskes for Wynne, and was to have received compensation i n ,j Tob. and corn. Thos. Wynne died ... (illegible) ... and Robert Hunt des ire s Page 216. The following bound to the Court for their good behaviour• that his estate make settlement. Jno, Gittings, Thos. Hunt Security. Wit. 1 Hoel Pryse, Nath. Stanton. ' John LeGrade, Arthur Jordan & Robert Spenser Securities. f Page 220. 15 Jan. 166J. Court of Surry County, present• ~ Wm. Scarboro, Arthur Jordan & Robert Spenser, il . Coll. Thos, Swann Coll. Geo. Jordan EleiUlor, wife of John Rawlings, bound for appearance at the next Court. Capt. Law. Baker Mr. Thos. Warren Anne & Robt. Dennis, bond for good behaviour1 sec. Jno. Gittings, Hoel J Mr. Jas. Mason Pryse. ii d,., John Smith, servant to Mr. Wm. Norwood, having run away several times , his Page 216. 2 7ber 166J. John Jennings' Petition to thP Court that he has ;!i master desires that he be made to serve two months after the expiration of been accused of being uncivil to the Court, is heartily sorry and beseecheth r ~ his time, and pay 200 lbs. Tob. Estimates cost of finding him to be about pardon ! ~ 250 tob. of the Court. ·'M lbs.

Page 217. 4 Oct. 1663. Robert Stanton reports the finding of a large canoe, ·~ Page 221. 5 9ber 166J, Said John Smith, desiring to live with capt. Flood, and having run away several times, there is 8 months service due, and 18 good and sound. : 1: li months by indenture - in all 26 months. Wm. Norwood, at the earnest re­ Page 217. 4 9ber 1663. Robert Stanton Gives to Sarah Sparks one Red Heifer quest of John Smith, sells ye servant to Capt. Thos. Flood, 16 Bber 1663, ,,,to first sonne of a husband she shall, or may marry, and her husband not Wit.1 Geo. Jordan. to dispose of this gift1 t.it after such a sonne is born, to give yearly an l account of sd heifer & increase with the Court, and give bond accordingly Page 221. 20 June 166J. Mr. John Corker sold land to Xpher Vahan and Henry to act for them & if sd first sonne should dye before he comes of age i Chaddock. Christopher Vahan assigns to Wm. Warrolow on 20 June 166J. then to return to the second, or third, in age therefrom1 and if she never ~ Wit. 1 John Corker, John More. have any sonne then to her eldest daughter, and soe to the second & third :•r>1 \ in age therefrom1 the same as for above sonnes, and this my act and deed. Page 222. 24 Oct. 166J. A jury was impannelled to inquire into the death of t~ Robert Stanton . a body washed ashore at Mr. James Mason's. It was found that the death came Wit. 1 Mary Stanton, Joseph Fisher. I by drowning, in what manner, not known. Peter Adams Rich. Clarke Page 217. 1 Augus t 1663. Mr. Thos. Marston give Security to the Court for Daniel Sturdivant George Denigon the Estate he shall recive of Mr. Robert Stanton, belonging to Joseph Jno. Phillips Thos. Lane Fisher & to deliver to him when he comes to age, without charges. ·~· Robt. Spenser Geo. Harrison Signed1 Jno. Okeham. Jno. Dolly Jno. Birch ell Jno.~ Page 217. 6 July 1659. Mr. Robert Stanton, Guardian of Joseph Fisher, or­ phant, agt. Richard Dibdell for 8000 Lbs. tob. & cash to give acct. in Page 22J. 17 Nov. 166J , A difficulty between Mr . Robert Spenser, and Edward I Petway, Pettway kept unlawful dogs that attacked Spencer's hogs, killed James Citty, the orphant being removed thither, and bond given by sd Robert Stanton, stands fully charged by himself of sd estate and made satisfactory some, and others not found , Demands settlement in next Court. to the orphant. i Sign·ed1 Thomas Marsten, 24 7ber 166J. n Page 22J. 7 Dec. 166J. A bill of JOO lbs. tob. due to Jno. King. Wit. Geo. Manfield, Geo. Jordan, EJ:iward Sanderson. Page 218. 5 Jan. 166J. Roi Stanton, late Clarke of Surry County, he moving, IJ makes Capt. Wm. Browne, atty, and Deputy for goods, debts, etc. due to Page 22J. 2 Jan. 166J. Robt. sold Luke Mizle certain household goods to Surry County to him, and dispose to his best interest. bind an obligation for which he is indebted. Thos. Swann, Nath. Stanton. Page 22J. 5 Dec. 166J. Thos. Harte appoints his friend Robert Spenser to Page 218. J Nov. 166J. John Okeham had three letters, giving him power of confess judgment to Coll. Thos. Swann amt. due him by bill, at suit of Attorney, delivery to him by Coll. Flood, Mr. Rennolds and Wm. Stanton to Capt. Law. Baker from Wm. Hare. Implead Tho. Newhouse at the Court and that they are in James Citty Signed1 Thos. H~tt. County recorded. Wit.1 John Shepperd • .1 f1

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Page 11. 2d 7ber 1679. Capt. Ni. Wyatt's of Chas. City Co. bond as Exor. Patt. 14 May 1666. Wm. Rookings, de., 50,000 lbs. legall tob. with Will'm Simons & Wm. Carpen­ Wit. 1 Christopher Holiman, Anthony Evans, Wm. Sherwood. ter security. Wit.1 Robert Ruffin and Wm. Edwards, Cl. Cur. Fol. 3. 22 Jan. 1671. John Dunstant sells Wm. Smith a mare named Tibe. Ackn. 5 March 1671. Rec. 8 March 1671. Page 12. Index pages have teen bound wrong. E. T. D. Wit. 1 John ffrestone, Wm. Edwards.

Page 13. May 1679. Jno. Watkins qual. as admr. of Henry Watkins, dec.1 bond Fol. 3. 22 Jan. 1671. Recd. of Patrick Lesley for 569 lbs. tob. in cask 4o,OOO lbs. legall tob, with Wm, Newsum security. in full of all demands of portion of my wife, Anne, to Arthur Jordan. Wit.1 Will. Foreman & John Thompson. Wit.1 Wm. Walward, Tho. Moore.

Page 14, 26 May 1679, Bond of Wm. Gray for 80,000 lbs. legall tob. with Fol. 3, 2 March 1671. Rec. 8 March 1671. Power of atty. from James Reddick Robert Ruffin & Wm, Newsum of Lawnes Creek Parish to deliver to Wm. & Mary of Surry Co., Planter, to John Salway of same Co. to Implead Jno, Dunstan. Chambers, orphans of Wm. Chambers, dee., their portion of Est, of their Wit. 1 Tho. Baker, Joh. Baker. Ia te Father when they come of age. Wit.1 Jno. Price, Fra. Mason, Wm. Edwards. Fol. 3. 17 Dec. 1671. Jno. Salway of Lawnes Creek Parish, sells Wm. Sherwood 200 acres of land on S, side of James River on W. side head of Lawnes Creek Page 15. 5 May 1675. Jury to continue until next Court. Mr. Wm. Rookings, adj. May Hill, Richd. Drew by cart path betwixt capt. Baker's & the new foreman, 1. Mr. Richard Drew, 2. Richard Harris, 3. mill - same obtained by a deed 2 Feb. 1668 by Katherine Greene, dee., or by indenture 31 Oct. from Jno. Dunstan & Mary Redick, co-heirs of Peter J~mesMurray, 4. Wm. Butler, 5. last Tho. Lane, 6. Jno. Dunford, 7. Greene, dee. (mentions James Raeddick & Mary his wife & Joh. Dunston.) Edwd. Warren, 8. Sam'll Plow, 9. (Possession delivered in Mansion House of sd Plantation). Robt. Cartright, 10. Thos. Crews, 11. Wit. 1 Joseph Antrabus, Walter Bartlett, Tho. Lillicrop, Wm. Cockin. Jno. Brady, 12. Fol. 5, 20 Feb, 1671. Wm. Sherwood• letter fro John Scott. States that Page 16. 16 June 1679. Mary Gray qual. Admx. of Fra. Gray, deced., with Capt. Cokerham sent a bill for 1 H H D. bread, was landed at Major Coffel­ Roger Potter & Geo. Foster surety1 bond, 4o,OOO lbs. legall tob. dor's Landing - came not on beard to pay & next year when I came into ye Wit. 1 Tho. Jordan & Wm. Edwards, Cl. Court. Cuntery he was desired. Pow. atty. to collect. Mr. Robt.Coffelder informed me he heard Capt. Cokerham acknowledge, etc., when he lay sick etc. Will Page 16. 16 June 1679. Sion Hill qual Admr. Mary Davies dece'd; Bond, satisfy you at 11\Ycoming next year. Geo. Watkins, Clerk. 4o,OOO lbs, tob . with Geo. Williams & Geo. Foster surety. Wit. 1 Robert Ruffin & Wm. Edwards Cl. Cur. Fol. 6. 7 May 1672. 24 year of Reign of Charles II. Jon. Dunstan of Lower Chippoakes, Surry Co., planter, to Arthur Long, planter of same co., sells Page 17. 1 July 1679. John Barnes qual. Admr. Edward Bridgeman dee. Bond, all interest in p'cell of land in Lyons Creeke Psh. which Thos. Clarie 4o,OOO lbs. tob. with Robert Caufield Surety. purchased of Ralph Dunstan & Hester his wife 1 Sept. 1660, left me by my brother Peleg after the decease of my brother Ralph Dunstan without !shew Wit. 1 Fra. Mason & Wm. Edwards, Cl. Cur, . by will of my father John Dunstan. Page 18. 1July1679. David Andrews, Jr., qual. Admr. John Flood, dee. Wit. 1 Cha. Barham, Ran. Holt, Wm. Sherwood, Bond, 50,000 lbs. tob., with Tho. Ironmonger & Geo. Foster surety. Geo. Watkins, Clerk. Wit.1 John Thompson & Wm. Edwards Cl. Cur. Fol. 7, 11 March 1671. 23 year of Reign of Charles II. Nico. Perry of Page 18. 1 July 1679. William Hunt qual Admr. Judah Parker dee. Bond, Chas. Citty County by late marriage with Elesabeth Hutton, daughter of 50,000 lbs. legal tob. with Wm. Carpinter & Will Nance surety. Daniel Hutton, dee., was tenant in dower of land whereof wife stood seized Wit.1 Tho. Pittman, Sr., Wm. Edwards, Cl. Cur. by Mr. Arthur Jordan her guardian - indemnified & for leasing land - especially from Richard Avery to whom I lett part of same before my sai d Page 19. 1 July. J oane Adkins qual. Admr. Richard Adkins, dee. Bond, 40,000 wife died - sells all right therein to Arthur Jordan. lbs. legall tob. with Jno. Warren and Thomas Gatten sureties. Wit. 1 Geo. Jordan, John Danby. Wit. 1 Wm. Nance & Wm. Edwards, Cl. Cur. Pow. Atty. to Mr. Rich. Welluck to acknowledge in Surry Court. Same witnesses. Page 19. 1 July 1679. Sion Hill qual, as admr. Jno. Spilltimber dec'd. Bond, 4o,OOO lbs, legall tob., with Joseph Rogers and Jno. Phillips surety. Fol. 9. 15 .April 1672. Land Grant Wm. Berkeley to John Davies & Charles Wit.1 Benja. Harrison & Wm. Edwards, Cl. Crt. Duthace in Rt. of their wives 100 acres formerly granted to Tho. Boswell, Jr. & ~ Escheated, (Endorsed John Davies and William Duthace their Folios are numbered beginning here. pattent for 100 acres of land in Surry Co.) Fol, l, 5 March 1671 and recorded the 8th. Phillip Hunniford of Isle of Fol. 10. 4 May 1672. Assigned by John Davis, Mary Davis, and Diana Duthace Wight Co,, Va., cooper, for love an:l affection to Lovinge Neece Charles to Richard Briggs of Surry Co., planter. Williams son to my well beloved brother, Rice Williams, dec'd,, gives 100 Wit.1 Law. Baker, Nich. Hill. • acres of land at the Blackwater extending from N. side of land Joseph Wall Pow. Atty. Mary Davis, wf of Jno, Davis of Isle of Wight to Capt. Law. lately purchased of me & part of my patt., dated 14 May 1666. Baker, Gent. of Surry Co. to acknowledge it in court. Wit.1 Christo. Holiman, Antho. Evans, Wm. Sherwood. Wit.1 Nie. Hill. Fol. 2. 5 March 1671, and recorded the 8th. Phillip Hunniford as above for Fol. 10. 7 May 1672. Wm. Hare makes our 8 head cattle in open court to consideration of Henry Goard of Lawnes Creek Parish, Surry Co., Planter, Capt. Charles Barham & Mr. Arthur Longe, security for orphants estate of sells 100 acres of land at Blackwater in Surry Co. on N. side of land this George carter, deceased. day sold to Neede Chas. Williams, son-in-law to said Goard, part of land by SURRY COUNTYRECORDS 90 BOOKII, 1671-1684 91 Page 116, ) March 167)/4. Deps. of Jno. Skinner and Mary Skinner his idfe. Page 51. Capt. Robt, Spenser's bond to exors. of Capt. Geo. Watkin for use Tho. Holmes, Tho. Worwell, and Joshua ffittchett came to deps. house a of Mr. Xo, Watkin of London for 175 lbs. tob. convenient in Surry Co. Same Xmas, was 12 mos. them little before last & requested to sett over the for Jno. Price anQ Robt. Caufield for 771 lbs. tob. Same for Wm. Edwards River, could not having other use boate, heard Tho. Holmes say come for his and Wm. Sherwood for 9960 of tob. convenient in Surry Co. to the River. Same we Mr. Thomson's I have James will take boate for order to carry her to for Wm, Sherwood and Wm. Edwards for 1)80 lbs. tob. convenient in Surry Co. be we Alsope to trimed. Tho. Worwell sd noe will borrow something of Jno. Also for1 Geo. Jordan Wm, Thomson you Joshua I Rough. Skinner & shall free her, & & will Wm. Newsum Mathew Swan Robert Caufield Elizabeth Watkin Page 116, 12 Feb. 1673, 7 Jan. 1673/4, Invy. of Capt. Geo. Watkins presented Robert Spenser Chas. Barham by Mrs. Watkins and Wm, Thomson, Rand. Eliz. late wife co-extx. appr. Holt, Wit.1 Wm, Sherwood, Wm. Edwards, Geo. Proctor, Ran. Holt, Robert Robt, Spenser, Ffra. Mason, sworn before Lt. Coll. Geo. Jordan, )8,658 lbs. Spenser, etc. tob. trundle bed, stead, cord, and mattress 0060 1 new sealeskin righening trunk & 1 old one Page 53, 4 April 1674. Elizabeth Watkin's bond to Robert Spenser as counter 1 low brass vadlestock, 1 pr. brass snuffers security for 6354 lbs. tob. due in settlement with Est. Due Mr. Xo. Watkin & brass mortar & pes tle, 1 brass sausepan of London, etc. 0080 Wit.: Jno. Thomas, Wm. Edwards. 21 old books of small volumes 0250 Kearsye, Lockerham fine Dawlace, J/4 hummells, Page 5). 22 March 1674·, Deed lease to lett farm from Geo. Corpe and Gartrid canvis, J/4 penistone (Ells of goods), Corpe his wife of Surry Co., planter, to Thos. Lane of same, planter, for sheeting, English soape 15 lb. 100 acres of land adj. Geo. Foster and Thos, Ware toward the land Mr. Salway Large andirons, ) Dernix table carpets, Irish bought of Richd. Tias, being land conveyed from Edw. Pettway to us, Geo. stockings, 1 gro. brest gimp buttons, Broad­ and Gartrid my wife, leases house and everything for 99 years from date for cloth bed, etc., and 1 ham co. 1 pr. pistolls a valuable sum paid, and empower Mr. Wm, Sherwood to ackn. in open court. and holsters, 8) lb. pel

daughters, Ann, Elizabeth and Mary. Makes son, Samuel, Exer. 12 Nov., 1738. 18 April, 1739. Wit: John Little, Wm. Hart. Book 9, p. 53. Wills and Administrations LANCASTER, William: Est.- Mary Lancaster, admr. 21 Jan., 1740. Signed: Barth. Figures, Sam. Maget, Wm. Rose. Bk. 9, p. of 264. LAND, Curtis: Leg.- To son, Curtis, Plantation with 150 acres, I bought of Robert Inman. To son, Thomas my plantation I live on & 200 acres. To son, William a mare & colt. To daughter, Rebeckah two horses, and two cows. To son, John, JURR Y GouNTY, two horses & two cows. To son, Robert two horses & two cows. Wife and son, William Land Exers. Wife, Mary one cow. 15 Dec., 1729. Prob.: 18 Mar., 1729. Book 7, p. 1015. VIRGINIA LANE, Richard: Leg.- Gives to wife his whole est. (Does not name her). If wife marry the estate to go to two sons (not named). 18 Mar., 1687/7. Book 3, p. 83. L r. i;e. . /' 1671-1750 LANE, Thomas: Leg.- Desires that land be divided between two . TJ;,,., ,.; ' __ t f ; I rh ,j . sons, Thomas & Joseph Lane and makes them Exers., with Jr.:, J 1 procession by the neighbors. 5 Jan., 1708. Prob.: 3 I Jan., 1709. Wit: William Holt, William Benson, Edward Pettway. Book 5, p. 440. LANE, Thomas: Est.- Mary Lane, admr. 12 May, 1721. Signed: Wm. Ruffin, John Newsum, Wm. Holt. Book 7, p. 333. LANE, Thomas: Lkg.- To grandson, Thomas Lane the Plantation his father lived on. Mentions grandsons, John Lane & Joseph Lane. Mentions Rebekah White. Daughter, Mary Hart. Mentions three grandsons and Rebekah Hart. 8 Oct., 1733. 20 Nov., 1734. Wit: Richard Ricks, Thos. Lanier, Wm. By Eliza Timberlake Davis Barker. Book 8, p. 428. LASHLEY, Patrick: Est.- By Walter Lashley. 18 April, 1711. Signed: Howell Edmunds, Samuell Briggs. Bk. 6, p. 51. LATHER, John: Est.- By Jane Lather. 15 Feb., 1720. Signed: Nich. Maget, Rob. Judkins, Mich. Harris. Book 7, p. 319. in Reprinted an Improved Format LATHER, John: Est.- Jane Lather, admr. 19 Apr., 1727. The est. paid Thomas & John Collier, orphans of John Collier, deceased. Book 7, p. 688. With a New Index by ~) LAWTHER, Henry: Est.- Admr. was granted to Wm. Thompson, de­ Thomas L. Hollowak ceased. Signed at James Citty by the Governor. 14 June, ' 1676. Book 2, p. 117. ~ Gift To LEATH, Peter: Leg.- (This was a verbal will) Mentions son, John, dau. Elizabeth, and wife. Probated by Sarah Leath. ~ S. A. GENEALOGICAL& HISTORICAL SOCIETY 13 Feb., 1737. Prob.: 19 Apr., 1738. Wit: John Jackson, John Parham. Book 8, p. 812. Donated...... 'JJd...... 19 £.?..YY: LEWIS, Christopher: Leg.- To ye church at Southwarke Parish a Name)f ~.J:iiZ~l..L!.....lJ.lldl!P~ silver flagon of two qt. measure. To William Thompson, AddrH§ j ... minister, 1500 lbs. of ~obacco,to be paid in 1675. To four godchildren, Solomon Davis, in Isle of Wight County, Luke Measell, Katherine Owen, Christopher Moring. Bequest to Jno. Carr. To Roger Williams, his son young Roger, Baltimore Cattle, to Roger Williams, ye father, Christopher, tools, to Mary Jones, daughter of James Jones, cooper, tobacco, to ~ GENEALOGICAL PUBLISHING Co., INC. ~ ~ 1980 88 ~ 90 SURRYCOUNTY RECORDS BOOKII, 1671-1684 91 Page 46. J March 167J/4. Deps. of Jno. Skinner and Mary Skinner his wife. Page 51. Capt, Robt. Spenser's bond to exors, of Capt. Geo, Watkin for use Tho. Holmes, Tho. Worwell, and Joshua ffittchett came to deps. house a of Mr. Xo, Watkin of London for 175 lbs. tob, convenient in Surry Co. Same little before Xmas, last was 12 mos. & requested to sett them over the for Jno. Price and Robt, Caufield for 771 lbs. tob, Same for Wm, Edwards River, could not having other use for his boate, heard Tho. Holmes say come and Wm. Sherwood for 9960 of tob. convenient in Surry Co. to the River. Same we Mr. Thomson's I have James will take boate for order to carry her to for Wm. Sherwood and Wm, Edwards for 1)80 lbs. tob. convenient in Surry Co. we Alsope to be trimed. Tho, Worwell sd noe will borrow something of Jno, Also fors Geo, Jordan Wm. Thomson Skinner & you shall free her, & Joshua & I will Rough. )Im, Newsum Mathew Swan Robert Caufield Elizabeth Watkin Page 46, 12 Feb. 167J. 7 Jan, 167J/4, Invy. of Capt. Geo, Watkins presented Robert Spenser Chas, Barham by Mrs. Eliz. Watkins late wife and co-extx. appr. Wm. Thomson, Rand, Holt, llit,1 Wm. Sherwood, Wm, Edwards, Geo, Proctor, Ran. Holt, Robert Robt, Spenser, Ffra. Mason, sworn before Lt. Coll, Geo, Jordan, )8,658 lbs, Spenser, etc, tob, trundle bed, stead, cord, and mattress 0060 l new sealeskin righening trunk & l old one Page 5J. 4 April 1674. Elizabeth Watkin's bond to Robert Spenser as counter l low brass vadlestock, 1 pr, brass snuffers security for 6354 lbs. tob, due in settlement with Est. Due Mr. Xo. Watkin & brass mortar & pestle, 1 brass sausepan of London, etc, 0080 Wit.: Jno. Thomas, Wm, Edwards. 21 old books of small volumes 0250 Kearsye, Lockerham fine Dawlace, J/4 hummells, Page 53, 22 March 1674. Deed lease to lett farm from Geo. Corpe and Gartrid canvis, J/4 penistone (Ells of goods), Corpe his wife of Surry Co., planter, to Thos, Lane of same, planter, for sheeting, English soape 15 lb. 100 acres of land adj, Geo. Foster and Thos. Ware toward the land Mr, Salway i.~rgeandirons, J Dernix table carpets, Irish bought of Richd, Tias, being land conveyed from Edw, Pettway to us, Geo. stockings, l gro, brest gimp buttons, Broad­ and Gartrid my wife, leases house and everything for 99 years from date for cloth bed, etc., and 1 ham co. l pr. pistolls a valuable sum paid, and empower r1r. Wm, Sherwood to ackn. in open court, and holsters, BJ lb. pewter, 2 old flagons, Wit. 1 Tho. Senior, Wm. Edwards. 2 pewter candlesticks, l pewter cup, Tankard, and l 1000 stone jug Page 54. May 1674. Den. Roomis pow. atty. to Wm, Sherwood in difference with pr. Iron Doggs, xl copper kettle, xl old brass llarsh Mr. Benj. Harrison as atty. for Mr. John Cary. kettle, 1 brass skillet, 1 brass skimer, 1 doz, milk trays, 27 trenchers, l old couple Page 54. 5 May 1674. Wm, Heath (Adam Heath Security) bond as guardian of 2000 Roger Gilbert, orphant of Elinor Gilbert, for his estate 4 cattle, 1 sow, 1 Silver tankard, 6 silver spoones, 1 silver dram 14 shoots, noe pigs in hands of Wm. Heath, but when he finds them to give cup, 1 small box surveying Instruments, 1 bond, etc, chaine, l pockett compass, and l Jacob staft 0400 Page 54. 10 June 1654. Deed Thomas Rolfe to Wm. Corker 150 acres of land 1 diseased negro man called Kiah 04000 between Smith's Fort old field & the Divell's Woodyard Swampe & all houses, 1 woman servant barned Jennet 01600 etc,, being due unto the sd Rolfe by guift from the Indyan King. also 1 old small broken silver hat band and Wit. 1 Ja. Mason, Edmund Howell, other articles. On backside assigned by Wm. Corker to Wm, Barber, 22 Aug. 1654. Presented by Mr. Robert Ruffen who married ye relict, 7 7ber 1675, Wit. 1 Richd, Webster, Sam Suklemoe, Items marked with an K taken by Elizabeth under will, Assigned by Wm. Barber to Roger Gilbert and Xo. Mitchell on 1 Dec. 1654. (This only includes part of Estate what I wanted to note - V. E. s.) llit.1 Wm. Marriott, Jno. Brady, Interest assigned by Chr. Mitchell to Roger Gilbert. Page 49, 12 Feb. 167J. Sale of Capt, Geo. Watkins' Estate as given by will Wit,1 Jno. Corker. to his Cousin Mr. Xo. Walkins, appraised at 19355 lbs, tob., sold for 21049, publique notices given at ye Psh, Churches of this Co. at house of Mrs, Page 55. 2 June 1673, Joseph Antrobus has delivered to Robt. Caufield 3 cows, Elizabeth Watkin, Wl1l, Edwards bo11ght 2 oxen for 1210 lbs., a brown steere, Sweetin, Old Cherry, and Young Cherry to secure ~.6.8sterl. to be paid 1 blk., 1 red, 1 pied steere for lJlO lbs., 11 pr. shooes, 00440. Other Caufield at the next returne of ye shipe from London to Va. in such goods buyers were 1 Mrs. Watkin Capt. Barham as Caufield shall give arnote for at first cost out of the Shoppe in London. Mrs Wm, Thomson Jno. Price Wit.1 Owen Macke, Wm. roser, Mr. Caufield Wm, Newsum Coll. Jordan Wm, Sherwood (who bought Page 56. 5 May 1674. Lt. Tho, Busby's mark for cattle, etc., is a crop on Capt. Spenser surveyor's instruments) the Rt. Ear, 2 slitts in the crop, & a halfmoone on the left ear. His daugh­ ter, Janis, mark is acrop on the Left Ear, 2 slitts in the crop, and a half Page 50. Probate Mary Gilburt's will by Elinor and Mary Gilburt, 7 April moone on the right ear. 1674. Given at James Citty by Sr. Wm. Berkeley, Knt., etc, Page 56. 6 July 1674. Richd. Smith's sale to Richd. Drew of 2 steers 6 yrs. Page 50, 7 April 1674. Probate Xo, Lewis' will by James Jones. Given at old apeace named Swann and Sweetinge, To be taken as bond for 9 hundred James Citty by Sr. Wm. Berkeley, Knt., Governor, etc. weight of tob, and caske, Wit.1 Ffran. Sumner and Henry Baker. Page 51. 7 April 1674, Probate Tho. Well's will by Fra, Hogwood. Given at James Citty by Sr. Wm. Berkeley, Knt., etc. Page 56, 7 July 16711, Deps. of Ffra. Taylor aged 4), bin several times at (Peter?) Bartletts and by my desire have obtained sometimes a pottle of Page 51. 7 April 1674. Probate Capt. Geo. Watkin's will by Mrs. Eliza ale, sometimes a gallon, and have bought both rum & sugar of him. Sometimes Watkin, relict, and Capt. Chas. Barham, requesting a bottle to be drunk in his house, sometime to be made in flipp with Rum, sugar, and beer, and have passed a bill for rum and sugar to Mr. 92 SURRY COUNTYRECORDS BOOKII, 1671-1684 93 Bartlett on behalf of Mr. Richd, West, Ale was sold at 15 lb, tob. a gal­ Page 61. 1 Aug. 1674. Deed exchange signed by George Foster & Elizabeth lon. Same deps, of Roger Delke, aged 4-0, Foster his wife of South1

Page 58. 28 May 16711, On back of Pattent dated 28 Jan, 1662 for 480 acres Page 62. Titheables 10 June 1674 Glory be to God. granted to Jno. King; assigned all right being just 200 acres from Jno. By Benjamin Harrison 59 psh. J 5J Col. Jordan's list King to Jeremiah Ellis. James Jordan• s Ki th Arthur Jordan Wit. 1 Edward Greenwood, Jno, Wa.nren. Tom Jordan's Kith Geo. Jordan Confirmed by Jane Plow who disowns any claim she has to sd Patent, Owen Morick & Tom Lelfis are shoemakers. Wit.1 Jno. Bishop, Geo. Foster. 7 Sept. 1674. Reacknowledged by Jno. King with notation "his heirs, Exors. Page 63, By Ni, MeriKether 25 & Admrs." By Robt, Spenser 8J Maj. Browne is chg. with Berkeley Wit.1 Geo. Proctor, Mrs. Marriott, Psh, 1 Coll. Swann to psh. 07 Page 59, 1 7ber 16711. Deed from Rop;er Delk of L. C, P., Surry Co., planter Mr, Thomson to psh. _.1_ & Rebecka Delk his wife to Robt, Lacy of same psh. plantec far parcel of 238 Southwark land in fork of branch issuing out of Lawns Creek to Delk's head line, to Lawnes Creek Parish S. line of land sold by Delk to Walter Bartlett, to 1st station. Rand. Holt's list Hog Island 17 Wit, 1 Jno, Goring, Wm, Hancock. Chas. Barham's list 47 Robt. Caufield's list 53 Page 60, 22 April 1674. Bond of Tho. Hux to deliver certain personal property Law, Baker's list _ii_ to Mary Rawlings, dau, of Jno. Rawlings, dee., when of age or married & to Capt. Law. Baker chgd with 182 Jno,, son of Jno. Rawlings, dec'd., when of age, If Mary die before of age Geo, Prime (or Prince) or married her share goes to Jno. If Jno. died before of age his share re­ turn s to Tho. Hux. Page 611, ll May 1674. Appr. Estate of Jno. Warren, dec'd presented by Mary Wit, 1 Roger Pott er , Jno. King. Warren, relict and admx., apprs. James Reddick, Richd. Bridges, Richd, Harris, Jno. Price. Sworn before Capt. Law. Baker & presented for recording Page 60. 7 Aug. 167'+. Roland Place to Doctor Geo. Lee to implead actions in }rd 9ber 1674 by Jno. Denfield who married sd relict. court. 1 Ca ttaile bed and bolster 1 old rug Page 60. 1 7ber 1674, Deps. of Tho. Lane, aged 39, summoned with Jno, Price 2 old blankets 0300 to appraise est, of Thos. Taylor, sworn before Capt. Chas. Barham; to meet Total 18,111 lbs, tob. and caske at Mr. Arthur Long's house; when got their sheriff (Jno, Salway, sub, Sheriff) gone to Austin Honicutt's Long said he would go with them to Sheriff when came Page 65, 28 8ber 1674. Deed exchange signed Samuell Plowe & Jane Plowe his against Taylor's house Long said some things there you must appraise; ap­ Kife to Geo. Foster, planters, sells that plantation bought of Richd. Case praised them; went to Austin Honicutt's; met Shff, all went together to Jno. containing 100 acres on W, side of Gray's Creek called Hollolfing Poynte Kindreds; appraised a heifer Sheriff & Mr. Long made up their accts. We and the middle neck adj. it bounded with head of the Spring Swam? to end signed them by generall consent went to the Tenn House; appraised a patt. of the Sandy valley on N. side, runs E. by marked trees from Sand.y Valley Mr, Long would have taken all and pay all. Mr. Salway refused etc, to Swamp betwixt middle neck & Haystack ~wamp, Jno. Price, aged 24, same deps. Wit. 1 Wm. Rookeings, El:imund Howell.

Page 61. 3 May 1674. Wm, Hare is indebted to Mr. Fra. Mason & hath departed Page 65, 3 9ber 1674. Letter Atty. from Capt. Law. Baker to friend Jno. Browne etc: lxon. issued by Chas. Barham to Sheriff, By virtue of which attached of Carolina to collect debt from Francis Thom. 1 heifer at Mathew Swan's by Jno, Salway, Subvice Com'r, Page 66, 23 8ber 1674. Deed sale from Thomas Senior of SouthKark Psh. to Page 61. 1 7ber 16711, Rebecka Delke wife of Roger Oelke relinq, do1

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Page 58. 28 May 16711. On back of Pattent dated 28 Jan. 1662 for 480 acres Page 62. Titheables 10 June 1674 Glory be to God. granted to Jno. King; assigned all right being just 200 acres from Jno. By Benjamin Harrison 59 psh. J SJ Col. Jord an ' s list King to Jeremiah Elli s . James Jordan's with Arthur Jordan Wit. 1 Edward Greenwood, Jno. Wa=en. Tom Jordan's with Geo. Jordan Confirmed by Jane Plow who disowns any claim she has to sd Patent. Owen Morick & Tom Lewis are shoemakers. Wit. 1 Jno. Bishop, Geo. Foster. 7 Sept. 16711. Reacknowledged by Jno. King with notation "his heir s , Exors. Page 6J. By Ni, Meriwether 25 BJ Maj. Browne & Admrs." By Robt. Spenser is chg. with Berkeley Wit. 1 Ceo. Proctor, Mrs. Marriott. Psh. 1 Coll. Swann to psh. 07 Page 59. 1 7ber 16711. Deed from Rop;er Delk of L. C. P., Surry Co., planter Mr, Thomson to pGh, _]_ & Rebecka Delk his wife to Robt. Lacy of same psh. planteL for parcel of 2J8 Southwark land in fork of branch issuing out of Lawns Creek to Delk's head line, to Lawnes Creek Pari sh S. line of land sold by Delk to Walter Bartlett, to 1st station. Rand. Holt's list Hog Island 17 Wit. 1 Jno. Goring, Wm. Hancock. Chas. Barham's list 47 Robt. Caufield's list SJ Page 60. 22 April 167h. Bond of Tho. Hux to deliver certain personal property Law. Baker's list -2i... to Mary Rawlings , dau. of Jno. Rawlings, dee., when of age or married & to Capt. Law. Baker chgd with 182 Jno . , son of Jno. Rawlings, dec'd., when of age. If Mary die before of age Geo. Prime (or Prince) or married her share goes to Jno. If Jno. died before of age his share re­ turns to Tho. Hux. Page 61f. 11 May 167Lf. Appr. Estate of Jno. Warren, dee 'd pre sented by Mary WJ.t. 1 Roger Pott er , Jno. King. Warren, relict and admx., apprs. James Reddick, Richd. Bridges, Richd. Harris, Jno. Price. Sworn before Capt. Law. Baker & presented for rec ording Page 60. 7 Aug. 167h. Roland Place to Doctor Geo. Lee to implead actions in Jrd 9ber 1671f by Jno. Denfield who married sd relict. court. 1 Cattaile bed and bolster 1 old rug Page 60. 1 7ber 167h. Deps. of Tho. Lane, aged J9, summoned with Jno. Price 2 old blankets OJOO to appraise est. of Thos. Taylor, sworn before Capt. Chas. Barham; to meet Total 18,111 lb s . tob. and caske at Mr. Arthur Long's house; when got their sheriff (Jno. Salway, sub. Sheriff) gone to Austin Honicutt's Long said he would go with them to Sheriff when came Page 65. 28 8ber 1674. Deed exchange signed Samuell Plowe & Jane Plowe hi s against Taylor' s house Long said some things there you must appraise; ap­ wife to Geo. Foster, planters, sells that plantation bought of Richd. Case praised them; went to Austin Honicutt's; met Shff. all went together to Jno. containing 100 acres on W. side of Cray's Creek called Hollowing Poynte and the middle neck bounded with head the Spring Swamp to end Kindreds; appraised a heifer Sheriff & Mr. Long marle up their accts. We adj. it of signed them by generall consent went to the Tenn House; appraised a patt. of the Sandy valley on N. side, runs E. by marked trees from Sand.y Valley Mr. Long would have taken all and pay all. Mr. Salway refused etc. to Swamp betwixt middle neck & Haystack Swamp. Jno. Price, aged 24, same deps. Wit.1 Wm. Rookeings, Etlmund Howell. • Page 65. J 167h. from Capt. Law. Baker Jno. Browne Page 61. J May 1674. Wm. Hare is indebted to Mr. Fra. Mason & hath departed 9ber Letter Atty. to friend etc.' lxon. issued by Chas. Barham to Sheriff. By virtue of which attached of Carolina to colle~tdebt from Francis Thom. 1 heifer at Mathew Swan's by Jno. Salway, Subvice Com'r. Page 66. 2J 8ber 1674. Deed sale from 1homas Senior of Southwark Psh. to Page 61. 1 7ber 1671f. Rebecka Delke wife of Roger Delke relinq. dower in Jno. Price of L. C. P., for 50 acres part of a divident on which Senior land sold by husband to Robt. Reynolds on 2 Xber 1671. now lives on the Great Swamp between the land of Jno. Bishop & Myne, V I 1

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Page 181. JO Nov. 1661. Est. of the orphans of John Wattkins, cooper, deceased, widdow, makes her friend Hezachiah Bridgers, of the same county, her attor­ to be presented by Mr. James Mason unto Eliza Brewster, the natural mother of ney, to recover debts. sd orphants and finding the account not pleasing to Mrs. Brewster, to be Wit. 1 John Drewry, Peter Mason.

turned over to ~tr.Mason and further examined. Wit. 1 Geo. Jordan, Thos. Warren. Page 191. Wm. Burshell and Sablan Burshell, his wife, to Geo. Watkins all goods, movable and unmovable1 to Wm. Clarke, sonne of Richard Clarke. Page 181 . 1) Aug. 165) . Wm, Simmons sells to Robert Howse land on the west of Burchen Swamp for 21 years. Page 191. 1 July 1662. Jno. Rawlings, ye sonne of Gregory Rawlings, acknow­ Wit.: Anthony Bridges, Richard Nicholas. ledges he has received full satisfaction of Wm. Lea of all his rights and title in his father's estate, and acquits Jno. Rawlings of the account. Wit. 1 John Lookes, John Billings . Page 182. 1 March 1661. To all to whom these presents letter shall come 1 Mr. ( James Mills, of Surry County, Va. , 8 ber last signified his intent then to repair into Virginia, and now six months since he was expected but neither Page 191. 4 July 1662. James Mills sells to Ellis Else all his rights etc. himself nor letter from him are arrived soe and now doubting whether he be in the barke Supply with all appurtenances, ankers, cables, rigging, and other living or dead his affairs to be unmanaged, his business and estate suffering 'things and keep Else from being molested on this bill of sale according to etc. Now whereas by the laws of England a man and wife may lawfully buy law etc, In consideration Ellis Else promises to engage himself and heirs sell and bargain etc ... Fortune Mills, his lawful wife, resolves to manage to pay 5000 lbs. of Tobacco (being Dutch weight) .•• to be delivered at the the:;e 1tffairs. Manhattan according to custon1 2500 weight of beef before next 10 Nov. , . • • Fortune MillG. 2500 in the year 1663 and what goods sd James Mills .•• shall at any time Rec. 1 4 March 1661. betwixt the day of date hereof & last day of payment, be shipped aboard sd Wit.: Na. Knight, Charles Waitley? Barke from Virginia to New England or Manhattans and return to Virginia the freight ••• further that sd Else shall sayle with the Barke to New Haven and Page 184. 11 June 1661. A marriage about to be celebrated between Thomas residue of Joanna Allerton's bill of sale, some sheep left in her hands to Lane of Surry County, planter, and Eliza Jonas, widdowe of the same county, 'I Va. for sd Mills & to be Accompanied to New England by Sd. Mills. for avoiding future trouble, that daughter, Elizabeth, shall have out of Wit.1 Deliverance Samberton, Edward Heith. her deceased father's estate, ye said Thos. lane binds himself to pay to ( Elizabeth Jones, daughter to the widow, when she comes of age or marries, tµ Page 192. 20 June 1662. Jury's verdict of case between Barth . Owen, and Jno. the Plantation which was her deceased father's called Sheepheards worth 1000 Corker concerning trespass done upon the land of the orphans of Thos. Gray. lbs. tob. with cowes, etc. They found some timber had been cut . Edward North John Hux Geo. Harrison, Wm. Howse, Thos. Andrews Roger Potter Page 184. 2 March 1661. Thos. Allcocke, received payment of Luke Mizelle Luke Mizelle Anthony Spilltimber Jno. Morecocke for a bill, formerly assigned to Mr. Wm, Edwards in 1660 of 1000 lbs. tob . John Luke (or Looke) which Edwards assigned to Allcocke. Jno . Rawlings Wm. Bresse

Page 184. 16 Oct. 1661. Geo. Blow sells to Walter Bartlett 50 acres of land, Page 192. July 166). Wm. Dennis complained to the Court that he had received that he bought of Andrew Robinson, for 1500 lbs. tob. a letter of invitation from Mrs. Fortune Mills to come to see her and do some Wit.1 Charles J otham, Edward Petway, John Clay. work, being very urgent. He went and was by her and others anointed with a Walter Bartlett assigns it to John Clay, 10 June 1661. stinking~ all over his body. Wit.: David Beechinoe, Sp • • . Rand. Page 19). 7th ?ber 1662. Mr. Culmer1 My respects to you with my wive's: Page 186. 25 March 1662. Indenture between Christopher Lewis and Jane his these are to lett you understand that it is not my long absence, nor being you God I by some meanes wife, of Southwarke Parish, and Wm, Foreman for 60 acres of land, part of afar off, shall satisfye for willing shall either a divident bought of Christopher Lawson, north to Barth. Owen, west to Ann come in and satisfye you or cause my friend Mr. Steephens to do it for me. Browne's, and south where Lewis now lives. Sr. I am very sorry that it hath fallen out soe crosse that you have been Wit.1 John Corker. played the knave withall as I am informed. Sr. I heare yt you had an intent to have served the Governor's Warrant upon me wh. caused me to absent myself Page 187. 6 May 1662 . Barth. Owen, of Gray's Creek, Southwarke Par., Surry as I did 1 And likewise I heare yt you can finde but thirty acres of land Co., Gent., to Chris. Lewis, winecooper, certain livestock. out of three hundred. Therefore I would intreat you to demand of Arthur Jordan the pattent and the platt & that will informe you where the rest i s . Page 187. If June 1662. Thos. Hart says that Jno. Dye is indebted to him. I have sent you divers Letters but could never heare any answer of one­ Therefore I would desire you to send me word herewith your proceedings are Page 187. 8 July 1662. James Mills, Pipscoe Bay, in Va., appoints Robert by Mr. Sam'll Steevens which lives in Warricksquiock Bay and hath a planta­ Spenser his Atty. and in his place. tion at the Southward, soe having noe more at the present but hoping that Wit.: Jno. Collier, Hezekiah Binnell (or Bunnell). you will send me an answer as soone as you can I remaine, Your Friend to Serve you, Wm, Jennings. Page 188. 25 Nov. 1659. Indenture between Roger Delke and Capt. Thomas Sr. John Dye presents his respects to you. Adams for 20J acres of land at Lawnes Creek now in tenure of Jno. Bruton. Page 19). J Sept. 1662. Indenture between John Thompson of Martin's Brandon Wit. 1 John Gregorye, John Bent tie. in Virginia of the one part and John Freebourne of Surry County of the Page 190. 25 Nov. 1659. Alice Gregorye, Relict of Roger Delke, deceased, and other for a parcell of land, 150 acres, the upper half of a parcell which natural mother of Roger Delke, gives consent to the sale of land. "my Wife's father had in exchange with Charles Foard" & lying in Surry County next adjoining a parcell of land in possession of Matthew Battle. Page 190. 2 June 1662. John Hux, planter, sells to Xpher Lewis a mare. John Thompson, Sarah Thompson. Wit. 1 Mathew Edloe, Thos. Drinker, Samuel Duglas. Page 190. 16 June 1662, Elizabeth Short, of Moseley's Choice, Surry Co., ,. ·1 44 SURRYCOUNTY RECORDS ~ BOOKI, 1652-1672 45 l of a bill due from Clements to Thomas Shorte for 517 lbs, tob, paid Mr. Page 211. 5 May 1663, Thos. Woodhouse had a patent for 200 acres of land on Jno, North & Richard Newell. -I east side of Gray's Creek dated 4 7ber 1651, he assigns this patent to John 1 Zaines 22 April 1652, who being deceased, the land belongs to Thos. Zaines Page 205, 9 Jan, 1662. Christopher Michell sells to Francis Tombs certain of Southampton, who made Coll. Thos. Swann his atty., and Thos Swann on 5 livestock, ;lI ·L• May 1663, in open Court at Surry Co. , assigned to Thos. Underwood. Wit. 1 Theophilus Flood, ',jY! Wit.1 Law. Baker, Thos, Warren.

~ Page 205. 20 Feb, 1662. A survey of the land Capt. Thos. Adams and Roger Page 211. 7 July 1663. John Looke binds over to Thos . Busby one horse bought ~ Delk, deceased, according to Delk's conveyance a survey by Geo, Watkins .i of Ro. Stanton for 1050 lbs. of tobacco. as witt, 27 Dec, 1662. Wit. 1 Wm, Lea, Wm, Mathews. Wit,1 Thos, Culmer, Austin Hunnicutt, Richard Harris, Jno. Bruton, Rich, Drew, Rich. Jarratt, Jno. Hodge, Jno, -(?)T Thos, Lane, Jno. Phillips, Jl Paae 212, 13 July 1662. capt. Thos. Swann obtained Judgment against the Es t. John Mason, Humphrey Brame. ~ of Richard Stanton in the Quarter Court, upon an attachment formerly served ~r H upon sd Richard Stanton, his estate in the Hands of Robert Stanton, and the Page 204, 8 Jan. 1662. Judah Huby gives her daughter Sarah Houby two cows, j • latter to give an account of the est. of Richard Stanton, satisfying judg-

household goods, etc., (which) was Judah Huby's in her widdowhood, Deed of ~~· ments, etc. Coll. Swann Lt. Coll. Geo, Jordan gift. Thos . James r7 Bentley Mills · Wit. 1 Wm, Darby, Edward Pettway, Wm. Phillips Capt. Thomas Pittman ~I Francis Newsom, Est. John Leeke Page 206, 18 Dec, 1662. John Looke makes over certain household goods to ~! Roger Potter Ralph Creed 1•· Thos, Woodhouse, with the latter is to satisfy Wm. Edwards for a debt of ii·~ Arthur Jordan Wm, Rose 2795 lbs. of tob. ~ Henry Briggs Capt. Thos. Flood Wit, 1 Nicholas Meriweather, Jiliward Hulin. ''I Jno. Barker Jno . Rawlings ~ Richard Case Anthony Spill timber P11«e 206. 28 Feb, 1662, A deed from the widow of Henry Haddow, she moving, ij Mr. Jno, Corker Nathaniel King to John Binham, 100 acres ••• lately in possession of Maj, Robert Sheperd Capt. Will Browne Ann Pinhorne and by him given to Henry Haddow, late husband. She now confirms the sale ~ Thos. Busby Thos. Andrews Henry Briggs Robert Stanton made by hbT late husband to John Bingham, ·t. v Wit. 1 Thomas Flood, Joseph Trafton Page 207, 20 Feb. 1662. Richard Steevens, sick and weak, failed to pay a debt due from James Mills to Robert Loudlow, merchant of London, part of Page 212. 26 Jan. 1662. Francis Gray sells to John Tatem 100 acres of land ·'11,. which should have been paid to Wm. Thompson, atty. for Loudlow, Now James in Lawnes Creek Parish, adj. sd Tatem, he lately purchased of Jno. Rawlings Hills mortgages all his boats etc. to Wm. Thompson for ad payment. { on Chipnoakes Creek near Swann Bay, and warrant the sale. Arthur Jordan, Jane Flood, i~ Wit.' filias Osborne, Selby Sparrow • Rec.1 10 May 1663 Page 208. 22 Feb. 1662. John Rawlings, bought Wm. miller, has of Marriott ~ Page 212. 5 May 1663. James Mills assigns to widow Eliza Sgort, on order of his part of a water mill, and agrees to pay 1500 lbs. of tob, on 10 Oct. .=.r each year to Wm. Marriott. Court, which he had obtained against Ar. Jordan for so much tob. Wit.1 Law. Baker, James Mason, Ro. Stanton. i Wm. '111omson, Jno. Gittings. Page 209. 4 July 1662. The citation of a land patent to Jno. Rawlings, ll Page 21), 24 March 1662. Anthony Spilltimber sells to John Brady the neck son of Gregory Rawlings, for 326 acres of land at Upper Chippoakes Creek is of land purchased of Jno, Corker, called Besse's Neck, a patent between 11· given when Jno. Rawlings assigns his patent to Wm. Boulding on 31 July 1662. J·' ' "my father, deceased," and Jno. Brady. Wit. 1 Robert House, Jno. King. Wit. 1 Jno. Corker. This same patent is assigned by Wm, Boulding unto John Tatem 20 Jan, 1662. I These two assignments acknowledged in Surry Court by Jno. Rawlings and Wm. ~ Paae 213. 5 May 1663, Roger Delke and wife Rebecka to loving brother Francis Boulding. and Robert Rannells, born of my natural mother Alice Gregory, wife of Rec.1 21 Jan. 1662. ~1 Jno. Gregory, sonnes of the deceased Nicholas Rannells, of Lawnes Creek of Wit.1 Robert Spenser, Nath. Stanton. ) , Surryr now Roger Delk has given & Granted unto Jno. Gregory & Alice Gregory l his natural mother for the use of brothers, Francis & Robert Rennells and Page 210. 25 Feb. 1662. 13 Feb. 1662. Capt. Thos. Adams sells a negro unto their heirs, etc,, one patent or tract of land ... upon now part of servant named Malott, we W11,Marriott, the weighing to be recorded in next land in the occupation of Thomas ap Thomas by lease beginning from Bennett's Courte, 3 March next, the price being 2560 lbs, of tob. & caskes, If at a gutt which goeth out of · thecreek up a swamp which parteth the land Rec,1 13 Feb. 1662. t betwixt sd Thomas ap Thomas and John Burgess ••• to plantation called Mr. Wit.1 Edward Bushell, James-(?)- William Bar±letts ••• to Francis and Robert Rennells • .. if they die without t. heirs, to return to Robert Delk and wifes but either son or,daughter law­ Paae 210. 31 Jan, 1662. Inventory of goods and debts, which is bound over fully begotten, shall be heir to the guifte. 23 Aug. 1661. to Robert Spenser, who is security for Jamee Hille unto Robert Stanton, Rec. 1 5 May 1663 atty, for Hr. Jno. Richards for 2)60 lbe, tob., Thos. Hunt, of James Citty, ' .: Wit, 1 Jamee Griswold, Humph. Barnes, Aman de Jores, John Charles. 14o0 lbs. tob., 20 gal, copper kettle1 22 gal. brass kettle1 long table and Page 214. 1 May 1663. Chris, Vahan Thos, Andrews one cow, years fra111e two for11S, one square table1 Hall teeter bed1 old curtainsr 2 court .· to three cupboarde1 one pr. brass and1rons1 4 brass shoveler pewter dishesr pewter . . old, a chest, a gun, for security of a bill of 955 lbs. of tob • basonr iron andironsr etc. Debts due from Thos. Hunt & Arthur Jordanr capt. John Leake, Wm. Corker. Thoe. Floods and Mr. London1 from the Duchmanr from Watt Aston1 Coll. Hill1 i Capt. Adamsr damage received from Nicholas Cobb & Thos. Cullmer. Total, I~ Page 214. 9 April 1663. Wm. Norwood & Arthur Jordan define Spring Swamp 23,045 lbs. tob, These debts thought to be recoverable, etc. t' Run as boundary, all relating to discussion including John Blackburn and rnl Richard Bavin. Wit. 1 Geo. Watkin. •~ •1 ;

~' 1880 Federal Census, Williamson County, Texas Page 25

DWL LAST NAME FIRST NAME CL S AGE RELSHP M OCCUPATION BP BF BM ======~===== -- = --- ======------256 EUBANCK Cyrus W K 42 M Retail (?) Drugist KY VA VA Caroline W F 36 Wife M Keeping House IL Joe B. W M 16 Son TX KY IL Lucy W F 13 Dau. TX KY IL R.R. W M 10 Son TX KY IL Mattie W F 7 Dau. TX KY IL Johnie W M 3 Son TX KY IL 257 CLAMP C.A.D. W M 53 M Furniture Merchant PRU PRU PRU " A.C. W F 48 Wife M Keeping House GA. GA FL? " E.M. W M 20 Son Clk. Furniture Store TX PRU GA " N.A. W F 18 Dau. TX PRU GA .. John D. W M 16 Son TX PRU GA " Agness A. W F 12 Dau. TX PRU GA " J.L.D. W M 8 Son TX PRU GA .. H. Lon (?) W M 6 Son TX PRU GA 258 TALBOT Amanda W F 49 W Keeping House NY " W.E. W M 25 Son S Farmer TX VA II E.K. W M 22 Son S Stockman TX VA II Ada w F 19 . Dau. S At Home TX VA LINDQUIST P.A. w M 25 Serv. On Farm SWE SWE SWE MORANEY (?) W.W. w M 22 Serv. Stock Raiser MA 259 FLOYED J.B. w M 44 s Stone Mason IRE IRE IRE 260 WALKER J.E. w M 47 M Physician VA VA " Louisa w F 33 Wife M Keeping House TX KY " A.S. w M 14 Nephew TX VA WILBARGER S.M. w F 64 w VA VA \ WAHERBURGER? M w F 23 Serv. Cook TX STZ t " Annie w F 20 Visit. TX 261 FREEMAN J.T. w M 29 Head Saloon Keeper TX 262 KNIGHT D.F. w M 70 w Physician IL I " H.C. w M 17 Son At Home TX IL II Lytle w M 15 Son At Home TX " William w M 12 Son At Home TX GREEN A.B. w F 35 w Keeping House TN .. Lilla w F 7 Dau. TX II Sarah w F 5 Dau. TX 263 LEWIS Martha w F 48 w Keeping House AR LANE ):: J.W. w M 50 M Farmer GA GA " M.E. w F 42 Wife M Keeping House GA GA If C.P. w F 23 Dau. S GA If S.M. W F 21 Dau. TX " ;:: J.B. W M 16 Son TX If H.P. W M 13 Son TX M.B. V l " W F 11 Dau. LA i " Richard W M 9 Son TX f " Lila W F 7 Dau. TX " B.G. W M 6 Son TX " B.T. p W M 4 Son TX lt " Frank W M 3 Son TX ~ PAGE .lt39 JUSTICE PRECINCT JI0.1 ' 1 CALDWELL Jno. B M 31 M Farmer AR " Jane B F 30 Wife M Keeping House KY If Ellen B F 18 Dau. s TX " Henry B M 14 TX 2 BLAIR Henry B M 46 M Farmer NC NC AL ;4#U4-tln ehvie Name of Compiler______Person No. 1 on this chart is the same Chart No. ___ Address ______person as No. __on chart No. ___ • L0--hc (Father of No. 8, Cont. on chart No • .--....) City, State ______Date ______b. 17'----'<..LL.l,o.L.l..-+---'---'-'-Ll-4-.,,...,..-,.,.----,--,-,.---,,--­ p.b. (Mother of No. 8, b. Cont. on chart No. ___) 4 m. e d. b.

p.b. (Father of No. 9, b. Date of Birth Cont. on chart No. ----) p.b. Place of Birth m. ~· g:~: ~i ~:::age d. d. p.d. Place of Death p.d 19, ______~------b. (Mother of No. 9, p.b. b. Cont. on chart No • .--....) 2. Avdas darn -e.G 'l.p, n t?- . (Mother of No. II, b. Cont. on chart No. ___ ) d. 1 4naie La ~1 r; e. I /.t tr e. d. b. p.d. p.b. 24 b. (Father of No. 12, m. Cont. on chart No.---) 12 m. (Father of No. 6) d. b. 25 p.b. (Mother of No. 12, b. Cont. on chart No.---) 6 m. (Father of No. 3) d. d. b. p.d 26 p,b. b. (Father of No. 13, Cont. on chart No. ---l m. 13 m. d. (Mother of No. 6) d. p.d b. 27 p.b. (Mother of No. 13, b. Cont. on chart No. ___) d. d. p.d. b. 28 p.b. b. (Father of No. 14, Cont. on chart No. ___) d. 14 m. p.d. (Father of No. 7) d. b. 29 (Mother of No. 14, p.b. b. Cont. on chart No. ____) 7 m. ~------'(Mother of No. 3) d. d. 30 p.d (Father of No. 15, Cont. on chart No._____) 15 (Mother of No. 7) 1~·d. b. 31 (Mother of No. 15, I (Spouse of Nol) p.b. b. Cont. on chart No. ___) b. d. d. d. p.b. p.d. p.d. I 27 April 175'3. Samuel Benton of Granville. l· gentleman, three shillings, lying on the branches of 1' Rich Land Creek, begin at a white oak his own corner l: in Mr. McNall's line. S 65 1/2 ch. to a stooping white l' oak. E 55 ch. to a pine. N 65 l /2 ch. to a white oak. V 55 ch. to first station. '360 acres. fifteen shillings five pence rent per year, surveyed by W. Churton 14 March 1752. Wm. Bladso & Geo. Ward. sec. ~~ stdH.-/J- .

'3 August 1760. Sack.field Brewer of Orange, planter, ten shillings, on the Watery Fork of Cane Creek. begin at a spanish oak W 75 ch. to a l>lack oak saplin. S cross Watery Fork 85 ch. to a stake. E 60 ch. to a black jack. N 40 l /2 ch. to a hicory. E 15 ch. to a stake. N 44 1/2 ch. cross the fork to first station. 570 acres. tventy t'W'O shillings ten pence rent per year. surveyed by w .. Churton 12 August 1757. Thos. Cate Junr. & john Dean.~ J a'J1Yaa-tJ7V-- -s~R-w-

'30 January 1761. Joseph Lane. esquire. ten shillings, part in Johnston & part in Orange. begin at a white oak in Joseph Lane's line. N '320 p. to a pine, V 180 p. to a pine on south side of Swift Creek, S '320 p. to an oak, E 180 p. along Joseph Lane's line to first station, '360 acres, fourteen shillings five pence rent per year, surveyed by W. Haywood 8 December 1755. Henry Day & Thos. Davis. cc.. _ ~ ti!"- /---.e~ ~ 56

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b. 29 (Mother of No. 14, p.b. b. Cont. on chart No.·--> m. J_]'1other of No. 3) d. b. ? d. I J u 1;e I ~ 1!> 30 p.b. p.d (Father of No. IS, d. Cont. on chart No.___) 15 p.d. 'I J __; 1, J!//:J,- (Mother of No. 7) 1:.d. b. 31 tlo~P P ____ _tj.!__Shit_b ____ (Mother of No. 15, · J (Spouse of No. lj -- -7 --- , p.b. b. Cont. on chart No. __) b. d. d. d. p.b. p.d. p.d. son County. Sallie-~ate Lane died 1December1921, Annie Clayborn, Dudley. (2) Married Florida Hudson and John Lane remained in Liberty Hill until his Audas (1827-1859), and children; William, died in in­ death 2 January 1948. fancy, Charles, died in infancy, and Egbert married Many descendants of James King and Mary Ver­ Ethel Field, no children. (3) Married 24 April 1860 So­ benia Lane continue to live in Williamson County. phronia Jacob Audas, the sister of his second wife, born Sparta, Georgia, 22 December 1835, died 21 February REVEREND JAMES STERLING LANE . 1918 in Abilene, Texas. She was the daughter of Judge By Sue Kingsbery Porter Tuttle Hudson Audas (1795-1868) and Henrietta Washington (Turner) Audas (1800-1865). Children: Reverend James Sterling Lane was born 27 Feb­ Lelia Henrietta, married James Henry Whitworth at ruary 1818, in Morgan County, Georgia, the son of Georgetown in 1882, and their children, Lamar, Henry Lane (1784-1858) and Martha (Herring) Lane Henry, Shelley Thomas. Amanda Clifton (1862-1863), (1788-1837). He was a southern gentleman of highest Willie Colbert (Daisy) (1865-1962) married Reverend integrity, a Greek, Hebrew and Latin scholar, edu­ Oscar Fitzgerald Sensabaugh, and the_ir children Mae cated at the Covington School at Oxford, Georgia, Platte, Gerald Reeves. Audas James (1868-1920) mar­ which later became Emory University. After gradua­ ried Delia Rutherford and their children, Elizabeth, tion, he was licensed to preach in the Methodist minis­ Annie Laurie, Audas James, Egbert Henry. Kallie try, which he did for over forty years. Tucker (1870-1899) married Henry Williams Kings­ In 1845, Reverend Lane and his first wife moved bery at Georgetown in 1892, and their children How­ from Georgia to Alabama, settling on Chacoloco Creek ard Thomas, Merle, Carroll Emera. eight miles north of Talladega. Reverend Lane filled his regular appointments as a minister, and also de­ LAWES FAMILY voted much time to educational work. He was one of By Mary Elizabeth Lawes McFarland the curators and founders of Greenborough College, a Methodist School at Greenborough, Alabama; and also In 1884 my father's family came to Corn Hill from one of the original trustees of Talladega Conference In­ Arkansas where they had lived for three years follow­ stitute, established in 1854. , ing the Civil War. Their former home was near Louis­ Reverend Lane served in the Confederate Army as ville, Kentucky. The family consisted of Mrs. Caroline Chaplain of the Thirtieth Alabama Regiment during Barbour, her daughter, Catharine (Barbour) Lawes, the Civil War. After the war, he moved his family to Robert Wilson Lawes, husband to Catharine. Their Texas. Reverend Lane, Orlando, Egbert and Mary farm was located where the four lane highway goes made the move in a covered wagon. Mrs. Lane, with through. They later moved to Jarrell where Mr. Lawes the younger children, came to Texas by an easier route: was a blacksmith. Mrs. Barbour died in 1910 at Corn they rode to Jefferson, Texas, on the "Lady Grace," a Hill. In 1900, Mr. and Mrs. Lawes moved to Austin. small steamboat. An ardent southerner, Mrs. Lane had Mr. and Mrs. Lawes had two daughters who were born refused to come on the larger, more comfortable Admi­ in Corn Hill. Sallie Brent (Lawes) Shaw, and Bessie ral Farragut. Wenona "Nona" (Lawes) Pierce. Mrs. Barbour owned In 1867, Reverend Lane was elected President of this land sometime before 1865. I have a letter written Pierce and Payne College at Pleasant Hill, Louisiana. to her by a nephew in Texas telling her that while trav­ Ill 1869 he resigned and moved back to Texas, where elling through this area of Texas he encountered bears, he preached and taught in East Texas. In 1873 he was wolves, and buffalo, and that yellow fever was ramp­ sent to the Georgetown Circuit. ant! The letter was written in 1866. Reverend Lane was instrumental in awakening Mr. and Mrs. Lawes moved back to Corn Hill the citizens of Georgetown and vicinity to the proposed about 1903 and resided there until about 1918 when location of Southwestern University. He canvassed the they returned to Austin. They had one son born to country in that interest and secured a liberal portion of them in Arkansas, my father, William Frank Lawes, the subsidy that secured the location of the University Sr. My three brothers, Harrell, Jack, and Beverley, for Georgetown. He represented Georgetown before the used to spend much of their time with their grandpar­ locating committee, and later served as financial agent ents around Corn Hill and Jarrell. for the University. Mr. Robert Wilson Lawes fought for the Confeder­ Reverend Lane helped organize the First Method­ acy during the Civil War. He joined the Independent ist Church of Georgetown, and served as their first pas­ Order of Odd Fellows in Corn Hill. (Lodge No. 345 of tor in 1874. In subsequent years, he preached on var­ Jarrell, Texas.) I have his badges and a receipt for dues ious area circuits. He was preparing to move his family paid 31December1917. to a new appointment at Granbury when he was Mrs. Barbour's grandfather was kin to Stephen stricken ill and died in Georgetown on 8 December Fuller Austin, and as the story goes, General Samuel 1882. He is buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Hopkins had Mr. Austin take up this land in his grand­ James Sterling Lane was married three times: (1) daughter's name. Married 1842 Annie Clayborn Jones (1821-1851), children, Mary married Andrew F. Wood and their EDWARD AND DRUSCILLA JANE LEE children, Sterling, Lawrence, Annie; Annie married By Barbara Fulton Walter Davis and their children, Walter, Ethel, Lane Mary; Orlando Clayborn (1848-1927) married Annie Edward Lee came from Ireland to the United Green, and their children, Hubert, Elmer, Alva, Leona, States in 1845 at the age of twenty-three. He was born

180 I l 27 April 1753. Samuel Benton of Granville. l· gentleman. three shillings. lying on the branches of l' i Rich Land Creek, begin at a vhite oak his own corner ! in Mr_ McNall 's line. S 65 112 ch. to a stooping vhite oak. E 55 ch. to a pine. N 6) 1 /2 ch. to a white oak. V 55 ch. to first station. '360 acres. fifteen shillings five pence rent per year, surveyed by W. Churton 14 March 1752. Wm. Bladso & Geo. Ward., sec.

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'3 August 1760., Sackfield Brewer of Orange, planter. ten shillings. on the Watery Fork of Cane Creek. begin at a spanish oak W 75 ch. to a l>lack oak saptin, S cross Watery Fork 85 ch. to a stake, E 60 ch. to a black jack. N 40 1 /2 ch. to a hicory. E 15 ch. to a stake, N 44 112 ch. cross the fork to first station. 570 acres. twenty t~ shillings ten pence rent per year, surveyed by W .. Churton 12 August 1757. Thos. Cate Junr. & john Dean.~ J a'}~tJ7V-- -l~R~w-

30 January 1761. Joseph Lane. esquire. ten shillings, part in Johnston & part in Orange. begin at a white oak in Joseph Lane's line. N '320 p. to a pine, V 180 p. to a pine on south side of Swift Creek. S '320 p. to an oak, E 180 p. along Joseph Lane's line to first station. '360 acres. fourteen shillings five pence rent per year, surveyed by W. Haywood 8 December 1755. Henry Day & Thos. Davis.. cc., _ /? ti!"- /---.e~ ~ 56 THE HUllLS OF GEORG IA

It is with a view to record such facts as may be lost to the younger generations that I offer t:he following br:i ef account of the Hulls of Georgia.

A. L. Hull

Athens. Ga.

April, 1904.

THE GEORGIA HULLS

THE GEORGIA HULLS COMPRISE SIX GENERATIONS

The early history of the family is wrapped in the obscurity which sur/- rounds all frontier life. In an age when railroads were unknown, and letters were rarely exchanged even in the most populous communities, members of the same family drifted apart and were lost to each other as completely as if dead. Ny fe_th er, who was the source of rry information, never knew any of his uncles, and I do not recall if he ever named them all. (17.fS) HOFEWELL HULL, an Englishman by b~rth, cazne to Maryland in 17f5., end MlJ· settled in Somerset Co. By occupation he was a ship builder. He had five sons1 of two of these nothing is known. The other three, HOPE, THOMAS, and J6HH wAre soldiers in the Revolutionary Army, and their names are recorded as having received grants of land in Virginia, in recognition of their ser- vices.

J6HM HULL settled in the Valley of Virginia (the Shene.ndoah Valley), whence his descendants emroigrated to Ohio and the West. Hon. John A. T.

Hull of Miehigan is one of that branch.

THOMAS HULL settled near Winchester, Va. Some of his descendants are living in Pittsburgh, Pa. HOPE HULL, born March 13, 17631 entered the ministry of the Methodist

Episcopal Church after the war, and accompanied Bishop Asbury on his travels,

preaching from Connecticutt to Georgia. l f While in Virginia, he married ANN WINGFIELD March 13, 1796, and coming ... c to Georgia located in Washington. (Miss Elba Bowen says he was married in

Wa~hington, and I~ she gives the date as 1794). There he organized the

Washington Academy and taught until 1803, when he removed to Athens.

HOPE HULL was of medium height, deep chested and broad shouldered, with

dark crisp curly hair, intensely blue eyes and ruddy complection. He was a

prea.cher of great power, moving large audiences by his eloquence with a. voice

capable of every variety of intonation. He was accounted the father of Metho-

dism in Georgia.

He was a trustee of the University of Georgia and at one time its acting

President. He died October 4, 1818, saying, "God has laid me under marching

orders. I am ready to obey."

ANN WINGFIELD HULL was a handsome brunette, slender and ta11. She was

a model wife, ob/edient to her husband, busy with her household duties and

the care of her children. She belonged to no woman's club, but, judging from

the sigmdure to her will, might with profit have joined a V;Titing class.

She died November 25, 1832, seventy-three years of age.

Three children were born to HOPE and ANN HULL - ASBURY, HENRY and FRANCES.

ASBURY HULL, born January 30, 1797, resembled his father in personal ap-

pea.ranee. He was a lawyer by profession and a man of affairs. He was planter,

banker, legislator, and for 47 years Treasurer of the University of Georgia.

He served both as Speaker of the House and President of the Senate, and was

a member of the Secession Conventi on in 1861 . ':/= r /"/t's:s £//-!.Ji. i3owe?i s~ys he J17n·rie.d l.n W'a..s~1·h~-t"on) 6-ia.J

h u -t t:.h l.s o-n..i. 7 be 17 7, I y r 'r6 J.,:, t: ,·J) n .

r Ifs. )Jd..S a.Ls!:' P'l'es. Pf a. 1~v-9e. .t-h.s'l.>>"d.hC C Co, He was married first to LUCY HARV~ April 20, 1819, and a second time

to :l!i'RS. MaiUA COOK, July 23, 1861. His death occurring January 25, 1866, was

sudden and pA.inless. He had concluded prayers with his family and a fevr min-

utes later his wife, going to call him to breakfast, found him sitting in his

chiir, with his Bible in his hands, dead. +H, of- Wn,, lla.'f'v•'~A.(_ See. G.r,•/177~Y"'~ Gic.oy1,'

ing telker. She died in Atlanta May 4, 1859.

MARIA c. HULL, one of the best of women, widow of George Cook, an artist

of some celebrity, survived her husband eight years, dying on June 28, 1874.

HENRY HULL, second son of HOPE and ANN HULL, born October 20, 1798, w&s

tall. and of dark complection, with curly hair and brown eyes. Even in temper,

• erect in carriage, graceful e.nd of rare courtesy, he was a type of the South- ern gentle~an. By profession he was a physician, but gave up the practice

after ten yee.rs, and occupied the chair of !1'.atheme.tics in the University of

Georgia, of which he \';as already a Trustee. On July 31, 1823, he was married

to MARY AGNES BACON, and a second time on November 12, 1846, to MARY A. NJS-

BET. After his second marriage, DR. HULL retired from teaching and devoted

his time to planting. He died of paralysis May 10, 1888, in the eighty-third

year of his agef and though he lived to an old age, he retained to the end

the erect carriage and genial manners which had marked him through life.

Both these brothers were active Stewards in the Methodist church.

MARY BACON HULL was a brunette in complection and small in stature. She

died October 27, 1839.

MA.'tlY NISBET HULL, daughter of John Nisbet of Athens, was a blond of medium

height, a skillful musician and a not e d h ousek eepe r • Nothing ever ruffled the She was a devoted member of the Presbyterian church, and nothing short of storms and illness kept her from her place in its services.

FRANCES HULL was rr.arried to JAfms P. WADDELL, Professor in the Universi­ ty of Georgia. She ""as slender in person, resembling her mother. A woman

of modest and retiring disposition, she survived her husband eight years and died in Athens , December 26 , 1875.

This completes the third generation.

To ASBURY and LUCY HULL ~ere born seven .sons and one daughter.

WILLIA}( HOP!'.:. HEPW, GEOqGE GILMER , EDVIARD WA?.E , JOHN HARVIE, and JAMES MERI­

WEATHER grew to maturity. HENRY and UARY died in infancy.

MARIA C60K HULL had no issue.

To HENRY and !:ARY AGNES HULL were born four children. LUCY ANN, AS­

BURY HOPE, JULIA, anri WILLIAM HENRY, and MARY NISBET HULL, the second wife, bore AUGUSTUS LONGSTREET, LEILA MARGARET, and JOHN HOPE .

All reached maturity except ASBURY, who died of scarlet fever in child- hood.

FRANCES WADDELL bore four children- ANN PLEASANTS, WILLIAM HENRY,

BESSIE and POSES .

THE DESCENDANTS OF ASBURY HULL

WILLIAM HOPE, son of ASBURY HULL, born February 22, 1820, was in stature

short and rather corpulent. He was a lawyer and eminent in his profession •

Lacking in ainbiti on for office, he declined opportunities which would have 5,

placed him upon the Supreme Bench. Except as Solicitor of the United States'

Treasury and Trustee of the University, he held no public office. He removed

from Athens to Augusta in 1868. He never married and died suddenly in New

York of angina pectoris September 13, 1877.

HEN~Y HULL, son of ASBURY, born April 30, 1824, was of medium stature,

erect, with elegant manners. He was one of the handsomest of men and a

most charming compe.nion. His occupation was bl'mking and in that business he

spent his mature years in Athens, New Orleans and Savannah. He Whs married to ANNA THOMAS, daughter of 'Stevens Thomas, of Athens, October 9, 1844. She

bore him six children- EDWARD SEABROOK, ROBERT T. , NiARY ELLA, LUCY GRATTAN,

HENRY HARVIE and ASBURY.

HEMRY HULL died suddenly of heart failure, while on a street car in

Savannah, April 26, 1882.

His wife had about five years previously died of yellow fever.

GEORG~ GILHER HULL, son of ASBURY, was born January 25, 1829. He was

short jn stature and like all his brothers turned grey in early life. He was a civil engineer by profession, and for many years was Superintendent

of the Atlanta and West Point R. R. , residing in Atlanta.

He married J.!Aqy CLIFFORD ALEXANDER, daughter of Adam Alexander of

Washington, Ga., and. had two children, LUCY GILMER and HATTIE.

Sometime after the war he removed to New York, where he died after a

brief illness on April 25, 1885.

His widow resides in Savannah.

EDWARD WARE HULL, son of ASBURY, born November 13, 1833, was tall with

dark hair and eyes, strickingly handsome and distingue.

He married CORNELIA ALLEN, of Richmond Co., and was planting near Rome,

Ga., before the war. He volunteered in Eay, 1861, and was in the first battle of Manassas. He was promoted to Maj or, and afterwards served in Virginia

anr;i Tennessee. After the war he was engaged in railroad service until his death at Gainesville, Ga.

He had four sons, ALLEN, EDWARD L., ROBERT and WILLIAM HOPE. His widow lives in Beaufort, S: C:

J6HH HARVIE, son of ASBURY, was born July 17, 1836. He, too, was tall and shared in the physical beauty of his family. He married LILA POPE (Eliza

Joyner Pope), daughter of Alexander Pope, of Washington, Ga., and settled in

Augusta to practice law. Not long afterwards, the war coming on, he volunteered

as Captain of the Irish Greens"!" He was captured at Huntsville, Ala., and im-

prisoned at Elmira, N. Y. After the war, he resumed the practice of law, but

never recovered from the effects of his imprisonment. He died May 29, 1867.

Two sons were born of his marriage, ALEXANDER POPE and HARVIE (John Harvie).

His widow resides in Atlanta. (She died in Washington, Ga., in 1915.)

JA111£S MERIWEATHER HULL, son of ASBURY, was born March 31, 1838. He

married GEORGIA RUCKER in Athens, De.camber 8, 1857, and engaged in planting.

In 1861 he joined the Chatham Artillery, stationed at Savannah. He contracted

typhoid fever in camp, and died in Athens February 8, 1864. He left two children, JAMES M. and ASBURY.

His widow, now MRS. DeSAUSSURE FORD, resides in Augusta, Ga.

'fhe children of HENRY HULLs

EDWARD SEABROOK married ELLA EDDINGS, of Alabama. He died in 1902 in

New YorkCity, while in service of a Steamship Company. Two sons were born to him, HENRY, who died while a school boy, and SEABROOK, a lawyer in New York.

ROBSRT TH ~:.<\.S died unmarried in Chicago.

MARY ELLA married POLK HABMOND, of Savannah, and resided at Griffin, Ga. t- ~ll.. 6'a. X"-fa.n.'t'..,. y -v., I" 7-t"te~v-s C- 2.-f -c.) C..,:., "c_ 1.1' 7.

She died in 1903, leaving five sons, HENRY, JOHN WOODS, GRATTAN, JAHES POLK, and ARn;UR.

LUCY GRATTAN died unmarried in Savannah in 1902.

HENRY HARVIE married ALICE BAKER and died suddenly in Savannah in 1904.

To them were born four children. }~RY died in infancy. HENRY and HARVIE, a son and daughter, and ALICE, an infant, survive.

AsBURY died in Savannah in early manhood unmarried.

The children of GEORGE GILMER HULLt

LUCY GILMER married GEORGE J. BALDWIN, and resides in Savannah. Her / children are, DANIEL, who died in infancy, GEORGE H., a student in college, and DOROTHY •

.,,,., d ,· e G, d. ') 11 P 'I. HATTIE married MARK COOPER POPE (who died in the early part of 1945.

He is buried in Washington, Ga. ), and resides in Washington, Ga. (I don't believe they lived there very long. In his latter years, Cousin Cooper Pope lived in Atlanta, where his second wife is still living, I believe.) Her children are, MARK COOPER, LUCY HARRIS, and CLIFFORD HILIBOUSE. A Le. ll L /-/.ts c.. '7 .· J cl re. .,"\ ~ Y' e. ...) H,i 1 d. hd.. W ht- r. The children of EDWARD W. HULLt 1

ALI.EM, unmarried, is Gen. Pass. Agent of the New York and 1festern R. R. Office at Colombus, o. EDWARD LUMPKIN, unmarried, resides in Charleston, and is with the Chicora

Fertilizer Co.

ROBE~T died unmarried.

WILLIAM HOPE married MARY BAC~WICK FULLER, and is engaged in the manufac- ture of fertilizers in Beaufort, Si Ct a.

,J;r{{, The children of JOHN HARVIE HULLt b • ..2J? I 'f - ALEX POPE, unmarried, is in life insurance work in Atlanta. (After this

he came to Charlottesville, Va., and wrote law for a la.w publishing firm here.

He died in 191.0 J Feb. I/ , and is buried in Charlottesville.) . b.'1/«/I"''~ HARVIE (John Harvie Hull) married FLORENCE (BRADLEY) MORRIS, ( DAUGHTE R /... t:'.J c.sA. .I:. • t-lli. of Thomas Clark Morris.A and Arrena Catherine Payne "of Fluvanna and Albemarle

Counties, Va.), and resided near Charlottesville, Va. (At Rio). His occupation

was farming. He was drowned while bathing June 4, 1900. Issue: HARVIE (John

Harvie Hull, IJI). who died in infancy,(°t/!//

ALEXANDER POPE, (born December 12, 1892. Ma.rried CHAR.LOTTE GANIARD ViBITNEYf

daughter of Willis Clifford ~nitney and Harriet Sophrona Ganiard of Flint,

Mich. Issue~ ALEXANDER POPE and HA'8.RIET WHITl-:EY, born 4/12/23 and 2/14/27,

respectively. They all still reside in Charlottesville, Va .• )

THOMAS MORRIS (born 3 / ""!:.t'J/ I ~1 S • Lives, unrnarrie<) in Ch 'ville.)

LILA POPE(~ Eliza Pope. Born

Jlnd ROBERT VALENTJNE. (Born I/ I// 'J()O • Drowned while baUing in Washing- ton, D. c., ~ /l""!:J// 11Y.)

The children of JAMES MER1WEATilER HULL:

JAMES M., a physicis.11 and surgeon, married MARY LYON in 1882, and resides

in Augusta. His children a.re, ASBURY, student in Medicine, JAMES M. and FRr1NK - h• t'eJ t-cY hev L., students in college. MARYL., JOE Lfilf.AR and GEORGIA R. evc.ep rib"t«l J J;.t.1.-u'f:-y.

ASBURY (son of J. M. Hull, Sr.) MARRIED ALICE SIBLEY and resided in Au-

gusta.. He was a cotton fe.ctor and prominent in business circles. His chil­

dren ere, EMMA GEORGJA, JEP RUCKER, ALICE s., AND ASBURY, who recently died.

THE DESCENDANTS OF HENRY HULL LUCY ANN, daughter of HENRY and MARY AGNES HULL, was born November 13,

1824, and was mArried to DR. JOHN s. LINTON, Decmber 18, 1849. She was petite

in form, a brunette in complection, affectionate in nature, and a brilliant musician. She died.after a continued liiness June 25. 1880, leaving four

children, HENRY H., JULIA, ANNIE and LU6J. JOHN SANKEY, the second cl'.ild,

died in infancy.

JULIA, daughter of HENRY HULL, was born April 17, 1832, and died unmarried

February 14, 1874. Gentle and unselfish, deeply religious in character, she was much beloved, and bore a long and trying illness with uncomplaining patience.

Wil,LIAM HE1':RY, son of HENRY HULL, better known as JOHNNY, was born Octo­

ber 8, 1835. He .,,ms a planter by occupation and a splendid rider. He entered

the C onfederPte Arrey in 1862, and was a Lieutenant at the surrender. He died

unmarried after a lingering ilJness November 3, 1881.

AUGUSTUS LONGSTREET, son of HENRY and llARY NISBET HULL, was born Septem­

ber ~. 1847, and enlisted in the Confederate Army Septer:iber 8, 1864. For

twenty-seven years he vras a bankerf 1 since 1883 a trustee of' the University

of Georgia, and since 1890 its Treasurer.

He r.iarried CALLIE COBB, daughter of Gen. Thomas R. R. Cobb, January 5,

1871. Of t his union nine children v:ere born, 1,1ARICN li'.cHENRY, M.!:i.Il.Y NISBET,

TEOV~S COBB, JULIA ERHINA, HENRY, LONGSTRE;ET, JOSEPH LUl~ PKIN, SALLY and CALLIE.

LEILA MARGAP.ET, daughter of HENRY HULL, was born November 18, 1850. She

vffs married to JAMES McKil'1MON, of Raleigh, N. c., and has resided in that city

since the death of her husband in 1893. Her children are, JAfIBS, MARY HULL ,

l~RGAP,F.T and APTHUR.

JOHN HOPE, son of HENRY HULL, was born October 28, 1856, and married ROSA

DELONFY, daughter of Col. William G. Deloney, of Athens,June 6, 1883. Their 10. children are, ROSA, HENRY HOPE, DELONEY and LEILA i'JAY.

'fhe cbildren of LUCY ANN LJNTON~

HENRY HULL, unnarried, is a farmer and has been Tax Collector of Clarke

County for twenty years.

JOHN s. died in infancy.

JULIA died in young womanhood.

ANNIE, unmarried, is a teacher of Manual Training in the State Normal

School.

LUCY, unmarried, resides in Athens.

The children of AUGUSTUS L. HULL~

MARION McH., ptysician, married FLORENCE MURi'lCW, and resides in Atlanta.

Their children are, TH01,~ AS COBB, MARION LUlIFKTI~ and RICHARD LOUIS.

1fiAY N. is teacher of Mathematics in Lucy Cobb Institute.

THOMAS c. died while a student in college in 1892.

JULIA died in infancy.

HENRY, unmarried, is a lawyer in Atlanta.

LONGSTREET is in business. in Athens.

J68EPH L. is a student in c olleg:e.

SALLIE a.nd CALLIE are at school.

The chiCl.dren of LEILA UcKIMMON ar""~

JAJFES , student in collegef MARY HULL, 1lARGARET and AR'TBUR at school.

TEE children of JOHN HOPE HULL are:

ROSA D. , a young lady.

HENRY HOFE, a student in college.

DELONEY and LEILA YAY at school. , 11.

THE DESCENDANTS OF FEANCES WAD DELL

ANN PLEASANTS was the eldest daughter of FRA..NCES and JAMES P. WADDELL.

Her voice was aw beautiful as her character was lovely. She died unmarried at thirty-three years of age.

WILLIAM HENRY, son of FRANCES and JAMES P. WADDELL, wes born April 28,

1834. He was Prefessor of Latin and Greek in the University of Georgia, where he established himself as a linguist and a teacher of unusual ability.

He was married to MRS. MARY BRUMBY TEW, in 1870, and died suddenly at

Milford, Va., while on his way home, leaving one daughter, ANNIE.

BESSIE, daughter of FF.ANCES WADDELL, is a teacter by profession, resid- ing in Virginia. She is unmarried.

MOSES, son of FRANCES WADDELL, died while a student in college.

This completes the fourth generation.

AN:t-rIE, only daughter of WILLIA.l.A HENRY WADDELL, a lovely girl, married

MILES DOBBINS, of Cartersville, Ga., and died without issue July 21, 1892, aged twenty-one.

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The statements in parentheses ere al!ditions made by meo

I ~·tt d a imfonnexion th~I heve ju foun\In he boo "Mar iage before 1690" or some such ere is a reco d of th marri ge L HULI, to MAR MARTIN in W dbridge N. J. 1669.