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     Anthony Morris was born before 1646.¹ He married Dorothy Samford before 1665 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
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Her 1st of 2 husbands.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Dorothy Samford, b. Bef 1649, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 19 Mar 1712, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia (Age > 63 years)
Marriage     Bef 1665      St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Jane Morris, b. Abt 1674, Northumberland County, Virginia d. Aft 1683, Northumberland County, Virginia (Age ~ 10 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural].²
Anthony Morris died before 31 January 1683 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA; Date of administration of will.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1680-1683 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 153
Northumberland County Court 3d of January 1682/3
DOROTHY Admrx. of ANTH: MORRIS's Estate On the Petition of DOROTHY, the Widdow of ANTHONY MORRIS, deceased, a Commission of Administration is granted her on the Estate of her deceased Husband she giving caution according to Law
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1683-1686 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 198
Northumberland County Court 17th of October 1683
- ANTH: MORRIS's Estate to be devided Whereas Capt. JOHN HAYNIE in the behalfe of JANE the heyre of ANTHONY MORRIS, deceased, and Mr. CUTHBERT SPAN [in the behalfe of DOROTHY the Relict of the said ANTHONY] petitioned this Court that a Division might be made of the Decedent's Estate between them, this Court doe order that on Munday next Mr. RICHARD FARRINGTON, JOHN WORNAM, DENNIS EYES and CLEMENT LATTIMORE doe apprayse and devide the said Estate between the said persons and deliver unto each their proper portions thereof and that they then allott unto the said Mr. CUTHBERT SPAN [in the behalfe of his Wife] the third of the land and housing, that Capt. JOHN HAYNIE take into his hands the Estate of the said JANE untill the next Court, that WILLIAM KING, Unkle to the said JANE live on her part of the land and that Mr. CUTHBERT SPAN deliver up unto DENNIS EYSE aforesaid what Pattents conveyances or other evidences he hath belonging unto the Land and that the said DENNIS EYSE have the tuition and keeping of the said JANE
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1683-1686 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 200
Northumberland County Court 1st of November1683
- ANTH: MORRIS's Estate to be divided
Whereas ye last Court it was ordered that RICHARD FARRINGTON, JOHN WORNAM, DENNIS EYES and CLEMENT LATTIMORE should meet and divide the Estate of ANTHONY MORRIS deceased between DOROTHY, the Relict, and JANE, the heir of the said MORRIS. It is ordered that the said persons before sometime between this and the next Court divide the personall Estate of the said MORRIS between the said DOROTHY and JANE [excepting one feather bedd with the furniture, one table form and small hammers] which MARTHA LANE gave unto the said JANE [as appeares by the Oath of VALENTINE MUNSLOW and GRACE his Wife] and that then they divide the land and orchards into three small lotts according to quality and quantity [into how many parcells soever it may be] and possess CUTHBERT SPANN in the behalfe of the said DOROTHY, his Wife, with such part or parts choose according to Law, that the said CUTHBERT and DOROTHY his Wife [on their Oath spew to the parties appoynted to divide the Estate as abovesaid], the full of the Estate of the said ANTHONY and that they forthwith deliver unto Capt. JOHN HAYNIE the said JANE's part who promises to take the part thereof untill the next Court if the said Capt. HAYNIE provides for those that are now on the Plantation and he be paid for his charges in providing for them out of the said Estate and that the said SPANN deliver to DENNIS EYES all the evidences belonging to the land of the said MORRIS
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1683-1686 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 207
Northumberland County Court 20th of December 1683
- Capt. JNO: HAYNIE Admr. of MORRIS's Estate Whereas the last Court it was ordered that the Estate of ANTHONY MORRIS, deceased, should be divided between JANE, the Daughter, and DOROTHY, the Relict of the said MORRIS, which accordingly being done and an Account thereof being brought into this Court by Capt. JOHN HAYNIE who is too nearly related to the said JANE, the said HAYNIE being Commissioner to the said ANTHONY, and thereby incapable to be Guardian to the said JANE, and none appearing in the behalf of the said DOROTHY, it is ordered that Capt. JOHN HAYNIE be Administrator of the Estate of the said ANTHONY MORRIS in trust for the said JANE and that he exhibite an Inventory of the same and give caution to be accomptable for it when thereto required
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
[Page 67 R]
Mr. Nicholas Morris his pattent.
To all etc. whereas etc. Now know you Sir William Berkeley Knt. etc. give and grant unto Nicholas Morris five hundred acres of land situated laying and being in the County of Northumberland abutting [---] upon Wicocomoco River Northerly upon a creek [--~--]divideth this land from the land of Jeffery Cor-] Southerly upon a creek that divides this land from the land now in the possession of John Essex and Westerly into the main woods. The said five hundred acres of land [--] two hundred and fifty acres thereof being granted unto him the said Nicholas Morris by assignment of five persons [-] from William Ewen and the other two hundred and fifty acres of the said land being granted unto him the said Nicholas Morris by assignment from Silvester Colton for five persons all whose names are in records mentioned under this pattent dated the 29th of October 1651.
William Berkeley
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
Mr. Morris his assignment of a pattent unto Anthony Morris.
Know all men by these presents that I Nicholas Morris do hereby assign and set over all my right title and interest of this pattent with all priviledges herein mentioned unto my son Anthony Morris his heirs and assignees forever, witness my hand the 20th January 1655 this assignment was acknowledged in open court by the said Mr. Morris and the assignment and pattent are recorded
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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 153
KNOW ALL MEN by these p:sents yt: I ANT: MORRIS of ye County of Northumberld: have let & assigneover unto EDW: PHILLIPS for & duringe ye tearme & time of Seaven yeares to commence & begin ye first day of 8:ber next ensueinge ye date hereof land lyinge at my old Plantacon bounded as fol: Beginninge at a small Vally upon ye East ward side of ye Orchard; & soe to reun elonge ye course of certaine grownd logs (formly ye foundacon of a fence) to a high Chesnut tree stumpe (standinge in ye side of a Thicket of small Pines), from thence W: inclininge N. E. (as ye grownd is now cleared) to a high Oaks standing. in ye side of ye Cleare Grownd aforesd:,thence S: inclininge Wty: & includinge & Tobacco House standing. towards ye W:ter end of ye sd: cleard: land; to a small Valley & soe down. ye sd: Valley to a Creeke & lastly followinge ye Water Course of ye sd: Creeks to ye Valley first menconed, Together wth. all the housing. thereon (except one boarded house underfoot) & in case ye sd. EDW: marry, & then dept, this life whin ten yeares (after ye time of commencment) yt: his Widdow is to injoy ye p:mises one full year. after his decease; & further it is hereby granted yt: ye sd: ANTONY is to repair the Houses, (vizt.) two dwelling Houses & a twenty foot Corne House upon ye demand of ye sd: EDW: (within ye sd: time) ye sd: EDWD. gittinge ye Timber upon ye sd: ANTONYs Divident & bringing. It to place, is to find dyet, nayles &c., & is to pay ye sd: ANTO: his Exrs. or assignes when ye sd: works is finished ye just summe of nine hundred pounds of good conditioned tob: in caske upon ye sd: Plantacon, the sd: EDW: is likewise to keep but two working upon ye sd: land, nor to dispose of more Apples then his imediately family shall eat; & duringe ye sd: time, ye sd: EDW: is to keep ye sd: Orchard well fenced & soe is to have ye same wth: ye Cornfeild; ( ) eats & housinge as he shall enter into them & yearly on ye Feast of All Sts. to pay ye sd ANTO: his Exrs. or assignes one eare of Indian Come in ye House excepted; Witness my hand this 15th of ( )
Witness. JNO: HANEY, ANT: MORRIS
SAM: GOCKE
20th June 1665. Recognitr: et Recordatr:
I EDW: PHILIPS doe for my self. my heyres & assignes assigne & transfer unto ANT: MORRIS his heyres & assignes for ever all my title & interest of 150 acres of land lately sold me by THO: SALISBURY accordinge to his ye sd: SALIBURYes Bill of Sale made to me wth: all ye appurtenances & houses built or to be built thereon; together wth: ye same warranty yt. I have from ye sd: SALISBURY; Witnesse my hand this 6th March 1664. Witnesse JNO: HANEY, EDW: PHILIPS
JNO: HOWELL
20th June 1665. This Writinge was acknowledged in Cort: by ye sd: PHILIPS and recorded
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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 157
Virginia Northumberland County. Know you yt: I MARTHA MORRIS of ye County supra writen, ye Widdow & Relict of NICH:MORRIS, lately deced., for diverse good causes & consideracons but more especially for ye good will & Motherly affection which I have to my Son, ANT: MORRIS, have freely & clearly given & doe by these p:sents freely & absolutely give & bestow upon my sd: Son the goods chattels & moveables as fol: to say: seaven head of Neste Cattle, vizt. one Cow called Brindle & her Calfe, as alsoe Ten yews, one Ram, & a weather, wth: one halfe of all my hogs according to quantity & quality, 3 pewter dishes, 1 1/2 doz: porringers, one pewter cup & pot, a feather bed bolster pillow, 3 ruggs, one iron pott & pot hookes, 2 guns & a pistol!, as likewise at his ye sd; ANTONYs day of Marriage, or my decease (wch: he will of those times) one bed coweninge wth: Qu: Eliza: Armes, thereon, one Turkey Carpett, one great brasse kettle & one small table & forme now in my possession; & then to be to him deliverd: likewise two red steares 2 yeares old & upwards, one steare a yeare old & above, one red heyfer & a cow calfe, all wth: (as before esprest) I doe give to my Son his heyres & assignes for ever; In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale ye 15th July 1665
In ye p:sence of NICK PARIS, MARTHA MORRIS
JOHN HANEY
Ye Kettle above named to be delivd: at ye time of ye sd: MARTHA's decease.
KNOW ALL MEN by these p:sents yt: I THO: LANE doe hereby bind my selfe in penalty & forfeitum of Ten thousand pounds of good Tob: in cask yt: by reason or cause of MARIAGE vth: ye sd: MARTHA MORRIS, wthin menconed, I will not at any time either by my selfe or my heyres or any other p:sons for me or them clayme or demand any of ye p:missed goods or chattells wth :in given unto her Son, ANTONY MORRIS & his heyres, Firs, &c., Witness in yt: behalfe entered or p:secute any suit or suits at Law but at all times to stand to & allow of ye same as valid & authentique; Witness my hand & sealeye 15 July 1665
Witnesse NICH: PARRIS THO: LANE ye Seale
JOHN HANEY
6th 7br: 1665, Recordatur
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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 172
KNOW ALL MEN by these p:sents yt: I JOHN HAYNEY by order & power from EDW. PHILIPS, doe hereby reassigne unto ANT: MORRIS & to his heyres & assignes all his right in a p:cell of land formerly Leased unto him ye sd: PHILIPS for eleaven yeares, lyinge wth:in ye marke of land ye sd: ANTHONY now liveth on together wth: all ye housinge & other priviledges by ye sd: Lease granted & doe likewise in ye behalfe of ye sd: PHILIPS bind my selfe in ye penalty of 3000 lbs. tobacco in caske yt: ye sd: EDW: shall make upon demand a legall acknowledgmt. of ye p:misses & shall likewise pay unto ye sd: ANT: MORRIS or his Admrs. or assignes ye summe of 500 lbs. tobacco in casks at or before ye 10th of 9ber: next together wth: such charges as is due upon an at con commenced by ye sd: ANT: agt. ye sd: EDWD. & ye charge for ye acknowledgmt. of 150 acres of land formerly assigned by ye sd: PHILIPS to ye sd: ANTH: & lastly I doe oblige my selfe in ye sd: PHILIPS behalfe to pay unto ye sd: ANTH: MORRIS or his assignes betweene this & ye middle of March next coming, three weekes 'work(); In Witness whereof I have sett to my hand ye 9th 10br: 1665
In ye p:sence of JEFFERY GOCKE, JOHN HAYNIE
SAM: GOCKE
20th Janry: 1665. Recognitur in Cur: et recordatur
I ED: PHILIPS doe affirme what ye sd: HAYNIE abovesd: hath in my behalfe assigned unto ANTH: MORRIS, Witness my hand 9ber: 11th 1665
Witnesse JNO: BAKER, EDW: PHILIPS
ROBT: STANTON
KNOW ALL MEN by these p:sents yt: I ANT: MORRIS doe reassigne over unto EDWD. PHILIPS all my right of 150 acres of land lyinge at ye head of WECOCOMAKO RIVER wch: sd: land ye sd. PHILIPS purchased of THO: SALISBURY & assigned to me together wth: all ye houses & appurtenances thereto belonginge; unto him ye sd: EDWD. & his heyres & assignes for ever; & doe firmly bind my selfe to acknowledge ye same in open Cort: upon demand in ye penalty of 5000 lbs. Tobacco in caske upon default of ye same; In Witnesse whereof I have set my hand this 9th of ibr: 1665
in p:sence of JEFFERY GOCKE ANTH: MORRIS
SAM: GOCKE
20th Ja.nr: 1665. Recognitur ANTO: MORRIS et record
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1666-1670 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 94
The Deposicon of ANTH: MORRIS aged 24 yeares or thereabouts sworne & examd: saith that the Maid Servant yt: JOHN ESSEX & THO: LANE is at difference about have seen her imployed in ye house of THOM: LANE & further saith not.
ANTH: MORRIS
WILL: MALIM aged 23 yeares or thereabouts sweares ye same
8ber: 5th. 1669. Jurat Cur: sign WM: MALIM
ANTH: MORRIS aged 24 yeares or thereabouts saith yt: goeing up to ye Plantacon yt: THO: LANE bought of JNO: ESSEX, & passing through the Orchard, yor: Depont. saw the Apple Trees broke & very much wronged; & further saith not
ANTH: MORRIS
WM: MALIM aged 23 yeares or thereabout sweares ye same.
8ber: 5th 1669. jur: Cur: sign WM: MALIM.¹
In Nicholas Morris's will dated 21 November 1660 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA, Anthony Morris was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 140
IN THE NAME OF GOD Amen. I NICH: MORRIS beings in p:fect health doe make this my Last Will and Testamt: in manner & forme followinge;
First. I give my Soule into the hands of my blessed Saviour Jesus Christ by whose merritts I hope to be saved; As for my Estate I dispose of as followeth:
It: I give & bequeath unto my Sonne, ANT: MORRIS, my Seate of Land wch: now I live upon being 558 acres; only my Wife, MARTHA MORRIS, is to have ye use of ye houseing orchard or what else she hath occasion for upon the sd: Divident of Land for her life tyme; Likewise I give unto my aforesd: Sonne, ANTHONY MORRIS, fowre Cowes, one called by the name of ( ) the other three marked with three slitts In ye ( ) & a hole & halfe spade in ye left eare wth: ( ) their increase.
I give to my sd. Sonne for ( ) I give to my aforesd: Sonne, ANTHONY ( ) feather bedd bolster & pillow, two ( ) a rugge, one iron pots, three pewter ( ) one iron pestle for him to in joy ye ( ) wth: one pare of sheets
It. I give & bequeath to my dearly beloved Wife, MARTHA MORRIS, my Lease of Land at ye head of the River called by ye name of ye ISLAND, being 512 acres, she to in joy ye sd: land for ever;
It. I give to my aforesd: lovinge Wife, MARTHA MORRIS, all ye remainder of my Cattle except one Cow which I give to my Daughter, JANE HANEY, wth: ye increase & one yearling heyfer to my Grand Child, MARTHA HANEY, wth: ye increase, & one yearling Heyfer to my Grand Child, ELIZ: HANEY, wth: ye increase & one yearling heyfer to my Grand Child, RICH: HANEY, wth: ye increase, P:vided yt: if one of ye abovesd: Grand Children die, ye Heyfer wth: ye increase is to be devided betweene ye other two, or if they all dye but one, the survivor is to injoy what I have given to ye other two; all ye rest of my Cattle whatsoever I give unto my Wife & to her disposinge
Item. I give unto my loveinge Wife my Chattels as household goods & all moveables both wthin door & wth out except what is before given in this my Will, she to dispose of the sd. goods accordinge to her owne discrecon after my Debts is payd. out of them;
As for the interringe of my body after my decease, I leave to ye discrecon of my beloved Wife, who I make whole Executrix of this my Last Will and Testamt: Witnesse my hand and seale this 21th of November 1660, Before the signings of this my Will, I give to ( ) GOCHE wch: writt my Will one yearlinge heyfer & ye ( )
Signed in ye p:sence of SAM: GOCHE, JEFFERY GOCHE.³

     Dorothy Samford was born before 1649 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Anthony Morris, son of Nicholas Morris and Martha Newman, before 1665 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
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Her 1st of 2 husbands.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Dorothy Samford, b. Bef 1649, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 19 Mar 1712, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia (Age > 63 years)
Marriage     Bef 1665      St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Jane Morris, b. Abt 1674, Northumberland County, Virginia d. Aft 1683, Northumberland County, Virginia (Age ~ 10 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural].¹ Dorothy Samford married Cuthbert Spann before 17 October 1683 at Fairfield Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands.^2,1
Dorothy Samford died on 19 March 1712 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1683-1686 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 198
Northumberland County Court 17th of October 1683
- ANTH: MORRIS's Estate to be devided Whereas Capt. JOHN HAYNIE in the behalfe of JANE the heyre of ANTHONY MORRIS, deceased, and Mr. CUTHBERT SPAN [in the behalfe of DOROTHY the Relict of the said ANTHONY] petitioned this Court that a Division might be made of the Decedent's Estate between them, this Court doe order that on Munday next Mr. RICHARD FARRINGTON, JOHN WORNAM, DENNIS EYES and CLEMENT LATTIMORE doe apprayse and devide the said Estate between the said persons and deliver unto each their proper portions thereof and that they then allott unto the said Mr. CUTHBERT SPAN [in the behalfe of his Wife] the third of the land and housing, that Capt. JOHN HAYNIE take into his hands the Estate of the said JANE untill the next Court, that WILLIAM KING, Unkle to the said JANE live on her part of the land and that Mr. CUTHBERT SPAN deliver up unto DENNIS EYSE aforesaid what Pattents conveyances or other evidences he hath belonging unto the Land and that the said DENNIS EYSE have the tuition and keeping of the said JANE
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1683-1686 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 200
Northumberland County Court 1st of November 1683
- ANTH: MORRIS's Estate to be divided
Whereas ye last Court it was ordered that RICHARD FARRINGTON, JOHN WORNAM, DENNIS EYES and CLEMENT LATTIMORE should meet and divide the Estate of ANTHONY MORRIS deceased between DOROTHY, the Relict, and JANE, the heir of the said MORRIS. It is ordered that the said persons before sometime between this and the next Court divide the personall Estate of the said MORRIS between the said DOROTHY and JANE [excepting one feather bedd with the furniture, one table form and small hammers] which MARTHA LANE gave unto the said JANE [as appeares by the Oath of VALENTINE MUNSLOW and GRACE his Wife] and that then they divide the land and orchards into three small lotts according to quality and quantity [into how many parcells soever it may be] and possess CUTHBERT SPANN in the behalfe of the said DOROTHY, his Wife, with such part or parts choose according to Law, that the said CUTHBERT and DOROTHY his Wife [on their Oath spew to the parties appoynted to divide the Estate as abovesaid], the full of the Estate of the said ANTHONY and that they forthwith deliver unto Capt. JOHN HAYNIE the said JANE's part who promises to take the part thereof untill the next Court if the said Capt. HAYNIE provides for those that are now on the Plantation and he be paid for his charges in providing for them out of the said Estate and that the said SPANN deliver to DENNIS EYES all the evidences belonging to the land of the said MORRIS
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1683-1686 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 207
Northumberland County Court 20th of December 1683
- Capt. JNO: HAYNIE Admr. of MORRIS's Estate Whereas the last Court it was ordered that the Estate of ANTHONY MORRIS, deceased, should be divided between JANE, the Daughter, and DOROTHY, the Relict of the said MORRIS, which accordingly being done and an Account thereof being brought into this Court by Capt. JOHN HAYNIE who is too nearly related to the said JANE, the said HAYNIE being Commissioner to the said ANTHONY, and thereby incapable to be Guardian to the said JANE, and none appearing in the behalf of the said DOROTHY, it is ordered that Capt. JOHN HAYNIE be Administrator of the Estate of the said ANTHONY MORRIS in trust for the said JANE and that he exhibite an Inventory of the same and give caution to be accomptable for it when thereto required
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1687-1698 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2; [Hamrick]; Page 584
Northumberland County Court March 16, 1692
JOHN BUTLER, the son of HENRY and SUSAN BUTLER being ten years old next June, and being alleged to be given by his said mother on her deathbed to Mr. CUTHBERT SPAN, It is therefore Ordered that the said JOHN serve the said Mr. SPAN from Christmas next seven years. The said SPAN having in Court promised to give the said JOHN during the said term one year's schooling, and further ordered that in case Mr. SPAN and his now wife shall die before the said time be expired, the said JOHN to be free
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1699-1706 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 1; [Hamrick]; Page 141
Northumberland County Court 15th of January Anno 1700/1
This day a Probate of the Last Will and Testam't of M'r CUTHBERT SPAN was granted to M's DOROTHY SPAN by THOMAS HOBSON on her behalfe who produced her Noate to that Effect And Ordered that the said Will be Admitted to Record.¹

     Cuthbert Spann was born circa 1661 at Fairfield Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Dorothy Samford before 17 October 1683 at Fairfield Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands.^1,2
Cuthbert Spann died before 15 January 1701 at Fairfield Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA; Date of probate.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1699-1706 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 1; [Hamrick]; Page 141
Northumberland County Court 15th of January Anno 1700/1
This day a Probate of the Last Will and Testam't of M'r CUTHBERT SPAN was granted to M's DOROTHY SPAN by THOMAS HOBSON on her behalfe who produced her Noate to that Effect And Ordered that the said Will be Admitted to Record
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1666-1670 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 64
IN YE NAME OF GOD Amen. I RICHARD SPAN of ye County of Northumberland, Planter, in ye Parish of FAIREFEILD, being of perfect memory and understandinge (God bee praised) doe make this my last Will & Testament in manner & forme as folioweth,
First, I bequeath my body to ye Earth to be buryed in Christian burial! accordinge to ye direction of my deare Wife, and my Soule into ye hands of Allmighty God trusting to be saved through ye meritts of Jesus Christ my only Saviour & Redeemer and as for my temporal! Estate I dispose of in manner follovinge;
1. I bequeath unto my Daughter, ANNE, two hundred acres of Land being a parcel! of that size hundred acres bought of JAMES MAGREGORY, this Two hundred acres shall lye next to JOHN HULL & noe more likewise; I bequeath & give size cowes to be delivered at my deare and noe more;
2. I bequeath & give unto my Sonnes, CUTHBERT and SAMUELL, ye remainder of ye foresaid Land to ym: & their heires equally devided for ever;
3. I bequeath & give my Sonne, HENRY, yt: Land I bought of SIMON RICHESON and WILL BALLINGHAM being upon the HERRING CREEKE for him & his heires for ever;
4. I give & bequeath my Sonne, RICHARD, this Land yt: I now live upon to him & his heires for ever; wth: all yt: purtenances thereunto belonging;
In case my Sonne, HENRY, dies before hee comes of age, my Sonne, CUTHBERT, to enjoy that Land at ye HERRING CREEKE; in case either of their deaths, yt: ye Survivr: of yin: to enjoy ye said Land to ym: & their heires for ever;
My intencon is yt: my Sonne, CUTHBERT, in case of mortality of my Son, HENRY, then my Sonne, CUTHBERT should enjoy ye said HEARING CREEKE and noe more; and my Sonne, SAMUELL, to enjoy ye abovesaid Foure hundred acres; in case of SAMUELLs death, my Sonne, CUTHBERT, to enjoy ye Foure hundred acres of Land, and in case of ye death of my Sonne, RICHARD, then my Sonne, HENRY, to enjoy the land I now live on, in case that two dies ye third to enjoy the remainder of that I bought of JAMES MAGREGORY, SYMON RICHESON & WILL: BALLINGHAM, this said Land above menconed doe belong to my Foure Sonnes to them & their heires for ever; not to be alienated from them & their heires for ever;
5. Lastly, I make my deare Wife, GRACE, my whole & sole Executrix in this my Will and doe leave the rest of my Estate with ye educacon of my Children to be disposed of accordinge to her direction giving alsoe to my said Wife the parcell of ye Land wch: I bought of ANDREW BOWYER, In Testimony whereof I sett my hand & seale this 16th day of March in ye yeare of our Lord one thousand six hundred sixty & seaven in ye nineteenth yeare of ye Raigne of our Soveraigne Lord King Charles ye 2d. King of England Scotland France & Ireland, Defender of ye faith Signed & sealed in ye p:sence of
JAMES AUSTEN, sign RICHARD SPAN
signd: FRANCIS ROBERTS;
EDW: SANDERS, WM: MORGAN
17th Janry: 1668. This was proved to be ye Last Will & Testamt: of Mr. RICH: SPAN deced by ye Oathes of Mr. EDW: SANDERS, Mr. JAMES AUSTEN & FRAN: ROBERTS.
Mr. HENRY WATTS. Pray doe mee ye kindness to gett my Husbands Will proved for mee ye next Cort: for my weakeness doth still continue wth: mee yt: I cannot possibly be there by selfe, I presume ye wittnesses will be there and wt: you doe therein I doe hereby ratifie; Witness my hand this 9th of Janry: 1668
GRACE SPAN
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Collier, James, Somerset Co., 15th Dee., 1708; 30th May, 1709.
To dau. Elizabeth, 400 A. on Nanticoke, being formerly dwelling plantation of father, Robert Collier, provided father- in-law George Betts shall give to son, George Betts Collier, present dwelling plantation purchased from Cutbord Span, or some other land of equal value. Son George to be of age at 18 yrs. in event of marriage of his mother.
it wife Mary, extx., personalty.
Test: Stephen Hall, George Dashiell, Sam'll Brice. Part 2-12. 90.
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1670-1672 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 206
TO ALL XPIAN: PEOPLE to whom these pr.sents shall come, I GRACIANA SPAN, late Wife to RICH SPAN of ye Parish of FAIREFEILD in ye County of Northumerld. & Colony of Virga. send Greeting. know yee yt: I ye sd, GRACIANA SPAN for diverse good reasons more especially out of ye tender love & affeccon I bear unto my two deare Sons, RICHARD & CUTHBERT SPAN, have given unto my sd, two Sons, sixe Servants vizt Tony, a Negro, EDWARD HARVEY. ELIZ: TEW , RICHARD STEPHENS, EDW: BENNET. JOSEPH HUMPHRY; twenty head of Cattle, vizt. twelve cows & eight steeres, of at least three years old apeice • eight breeding sowes, & twelve barrowes two feather beds &. rugs, three flock beds & rugs, one dozen of pewter dishes. three iron potts, one iron kettle one Silver tankard, halfe a dozen Silver spoones. sixe paire of sheetes, two paire whereof being holland, two dozen of napkins & two table cloaths, one suit of them being a diaper: & thirty barrens of Indian Corne: To have & to hold ye sd. Cattle & Hogs wth, all their future increase, the sd, Servants, wth. all benefitts & profitts arising by their Labour, wth all ye aforesd goods unto RICHARD & CUTHBERT SPAN their heires: in case my sd, Sons shall live to attaine to ye age of one & twenty yeares, hereby further declaring the real! intent & purpose of ye aforesd. Deed to be yt; ye Servants before given unto my sd. Sons shall be imployed on ye plantacon where I now live & ye Cattle & Hogs to remayne & run there: & wt. profitts shall arise by ye labour or crops of ye sd. Servants or the increase thereof, to be divided until! my Son, CUTHBERT, come to ye age of Sixteene yeares; neither shall it be lawful! for either of my two Sons to barter sell or dispose of any pte of what I have hereby given them. without my advise or consent, until! they attaine to ye age of one & twenty yeares, & if it shall please God yt, either of my sd. Sons should dye before they are one & twenty yeres of age then the one halfe or moyety of what I have given my two Sons as aforesd. shall redound to ye equal! henefitt at all my Sons In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seale this Fourteenth of Novembr. one thousand six hundred seaventy one
Memorandum. yt; it is my desire & order that there be payd unto jNO' READ his heires or assignes one thousand pounds of tobaccoe & caske on ye 20th of Novembr. 1672 out of ye crop made by ye said Servants menconed in this Deed of Gift
Signed sealed & delivered in ye pr:sence of
THOMAS WINTER. GRACIANA SPAN ye seale
THO. BRERETON
15th 9ber• 1671
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1670-1672 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 208
KNOW ALL MEN by these pr.sents yt. I GRACIANA SPAN for diverse good causes but more especially out of ye tender love I beare to my deare Son, SAMUELL SPAN, have given unto my sd. Son this within written conveyance with all ye land therein contey.ned; To have & to hold ye sd, land being Two hundred acres wth: all ye rights unto my sd. Son, SAMUELL SPAN his heires, when hee shall attaine to ye age of One & twenty yeares. But if my Son. SAMUELL SPAN, shall happen to dye before he come to ye age of one & twenty yeares, then I assigne ye sd. land to my Son, CUTHBERT SPAN. his heires: In Wittness whereof I have set my hand & seale this 14th of Novembr: 1671
Signed sealed and delivered in pr:sence of
THO. WINTER, GRACIANA SPAN ye seale
THO BRERETON
15th: 9ber. 1671.
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1670-1672 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 210
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents yt: I GRACIANA SPAN out of the natural alfeccon wch: I beare unto my Son, CUTHBERT SPAN, doe hereby give unto my sd. Son .the above specifyed Mare wth. her increase: To have and to hold the same to him his heires, excepting the first foale wch: shall come of the same Mare & live until it come to ye age of two monthes, which I give & grant unto my Son. RICHARD SPAN, his heires, Wittness my hand & seale this 13th day of Novembr: 1671
Signed sealed & delivered in ye prsence of
THOMAS WINTER, GRACIANA SPAN ye seale
THO, BRERETON
15th, Ober: 1671. Recog. in Cur Northumbria JOHN ROBERTS, Att: GRACIANA SPAN & record.
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1670-1672 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 211
KNOW ALL MEN by these pr:sents yt: I THOMAS BRERETON of ye Parish of FAIREFEILD in ye County of Northumberld., Gent, doe acknowledge my selfe to he in debted unto THOMAS HOBSON of ye sd Parish & County the just summe of Five hundred pounds of good & lawful! money of England to ye wch: payment truly to be made I doe bind mee my heires Wittness my hand & seale this 14th day of Novembr 1671 & in ye three & twentieth yeare of ye Reigne of or: Sovereigne Lord Charles ye Second &c
THE CONDICON is such yt, if ye above bounden THOMAS BRERETON his heires truly buy & purchase a convenient seat & tract of land of ye real worth Sd value of Two. thousand of tobaccoe caske above all charges within three yeares after ye date hereof, for JOHN SPAN, Son of RICHARD SPAN. lately deced & shall within ye terme deliver unto THOMAS HOBSON abovesd. for ye use of the sd. JNO. his heires (and in case ye sd. JNO. shall decease before he attaine to ye age of one & twenty yeares, then ye sd. land to redound to CUTHBERT SPAN his heires) a full firme & warrantable conveyance or Deed of Sale for ye sd. land. Then this obligacon to he voyd, or else to remayne in full force igned sealed & delivered in the pr:sence of
ROBERT JONES THO BRERETON. ye seale
JNO. ROBERTS
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1680-1683 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 84
Northumberland County Court 2d of March 1680/1
- CUTHBERT SPAN Order to live on his plantation
Whereas CUTHBERT SPAN by his Petition prayed that the Estate by a Deed of Guift given unto his Brother RICHARD and him [his Brother RICHARD being dead] might be devided and that he might be forthwith possest of his part, and the Court haveing well perused the Deed doe in their Judgment agree and accordingly order that the said CUTHBERT may live on the Plantation and have his subsistance out of the profitts ariseing out of the Estate soe given him by the said [ ], But that he shall noe way sell barter or dispose of anything thereof until he comes to the age of one and twenty yeares according to the purport, of the Deed
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1683-1686 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 198
Northumberland County Court 17th of October 1683
- ANTH: MORRIS's Estate to be devided Whereas Capt. JOHN HAYNIE in the behalfe of JANE the heyre of ANTHONY MORRIS, deceased, and Mr. CUTHBERT SPAN [in the behalfe of DOROTHY the Relict of the said ANTHONY] petitioned this Court that a Division might be made of the Decedent's Estate between them, this Court doe order that on Munday next Mr. RICHARD FARRINGTON, JOHN WORNAM, DENNIS EYES and CLEMENT LATTIMORE doe apprayse and devide the said Estate between the said persons and deliver unto each their proper portions thereof and that they then allott unto the said Mr. CUTHBERT SPAN [in the behalfe of his Wife] the third of the land and housing, that Capt. JOHN HAYNIE take into his hands the Estate of the said JANE untill the next Court, that WILLIAM KING, Unkle to the said JANE live on her part of the land and that Mr. CUTHBERT SPAN deliver up unto DENNIS EYSE aforesaid what Pattents conveyances or other evidences he hath belonging unto the Land and that the said DENNIS EYSE have the tuition and keeping of the said JANE
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1683-1686 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 200
Northumberland County Court 1st of November 1683
- ANTH: MORRIS's Estate to be divided Whereas ye last Court it was ordered that RICHARD FARRINGTON, JOHN WORNAM, DENNIS EYES and CLEMENT LATTIMORE should meet and divide the Estate of ANTHONY MORRIS deceased between DOROTHY, the Relict, and JANE, the heir of the said MORRIS. It is ordered that the said persons before sometime between this and the next Court divide the personall Estate of the said MORRIS between the said DOROTHY and JANE [excepting one feather bedd with the furniture, one table form and small hammers] which MARTHA LANE gave unto the said JANE [as appeares by the Oath of VALENTINE MUNSLOW and GRACE his Wife] and that then they divide the land and orchards into three small lotts according to quality and quantity [into how many parcells soever it may be] and possess CUTHBERT SPANN in the behalfe of the said DOROTHY, his Wife, with such part or parts choose according to Law, that the said CUTHBERT and DOROTHY his Wife [on their Oath spew to the parties appoynted to divide the Estate as abovesaid], the full of the Estate of the said ANTHONY and that they forthwith deliver unto Capt. JOHN HAYNIE the said JANE's part who promises to take the part thereof untill the next Court if the said Capt. HAYNIE provides for those that are now on the Plantation and he be paid for his charges in providing for them out of the said Estate and that the said SPANN deliver to DENNIS EYES all the evidences belonging to the land of the said MORRIS
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1683-1686 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 257
Northumberland County Court 18th of March 1684/5
- SPAN's Estate to be devided
Upon the Petition of CUTHBERT SPAN that a devision of the Estate be made between him and his Brother, JOHN, it is ordered that on Wednesday next JOHN DOWNING, JOHN COLES, THOMAS WEBB and JOHN WORNAM devide the Estate and give in an account thereof to the next Court
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1683-1686 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 267
Northumberland County Court 20th of May 1685
- Constables appoynted
It is ordered that MICHAEL VANLANDEGHAM be Constable for CHICACONE,
JOHN LEWIS for CHERRY POYNT,
PETER CONSTANT for MATTAPONY;
JOSEPH PALMER for the Upper Precincts of GREAT WICOCOMICO Parish and
RICHARD an unknown place for the Lower Precincts;
GEORGE HAMBLETON appoynted for the Upper Precincts of Fayrfield Parish;
HENRY RIDER for NEWMAN's NECK and HULL's CREEKE and
Mr. CUTHBERT SPAN for the Lower parts of Fayrfield Parish and ordered that they be all sworne by the next Justice
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1686-1687 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 1; [Hamrick]; Page 358/4
Northumberland County Court November 17, 1686
Certificate is granted Col. CUTHBERT SPAN for eight hundred and fifty Acres of Land, for the Importation of Seventeen persons into this colony (viz.)
EDWARD HARVEY HOWELL PROPERT
THOMAS . . . . JOSEPH AMEE KATH. HUGHLETT
SAMUELL BATESON EDWARD BENNETT OWEN BRADY
TONY a negro ELIZABETH BENNETT RICHARD STEPHENS
JUDITH a negro THOMAS HILMAN EDMUND POWELL
MAPLE a negro DAVID DAVIS ANDR[EW] a Scotchman in all 17

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1687-1698 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2; [Hamrick]; Page 584
Northumberland County Court March 16, 1692
JOHN BUTLER, the son of HENRY and SUSAN BUTLER being ten years old next June, and being alleged to be given by his said mother on her deathbed to Mr. CUTHBERT SPAN, It is therefore Ordered that the said JOHN serve the said Mr. SPAN from Christmas next seven years. The said SPAN having in Court promised to give the said JOHN during the said term one year's schooling, and further ordered that in case Mr. SPAN and his now wife shall die before the said time be expired, the said JOHN to be free
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1687-1698 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2; [Hamrick]; Page 830/5
Northumberland County Court July 20, 1698
Mr. CUTHBERT SPAN brother and Next of Kin to JOHN SPAN deceased against SARAH SPAN Administratrix of JOHN SPAN deceased referred to a hearing the first day of the next Court with privilege to the Plaintiff to alter or mend the Declaration.
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1687-1698 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2; [Hamrick]; Page 837/3
Northumberland County Court September 21, 1698
CUTHBERT SPAN, next of kin of his Brother JOHN SPAN deceased, Complains against SARAH SPAN Administratrix of the said JOHN in a Plea that She Render and deliver unto him Twenty thousand pounds of Tobacco which from [him] she unjustly detains because the said JOHN in December 1696 died possessed of a personal Estatc of thirty thousand pounds of Tobacco Value, two parts of which (the whole in three parts to be divided) both belonging to the Plaintiff as next Kinsman to his said deceased Brother JOHN SPAN. Yet the said SARAH, the said twenty thousand pounds of Tobacco being two thirds of the said Estate of the said JOHN SPAN to the Plaintiff to deliver (although often demanded) has refused and still does to the Plaintiff's damage two thousand pounds of Tobacco for which payment with the above said twenty thousand pounds of Tobacco he prays Judgment etc. To which the deft pleads that She detains no Estate from the Plaintiff. The Court are of Opinion that the Right of the Estate of the said JOHN SPAN deceased does appertain to the said Administratrix And on the Defendant's Motion a Nonsuit is granted against the Plaintiff and Order damage es according to Law with Costs alias Execution.¹

     John Spann was born on 26 February 1686 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹
John Spann died before 18 July 1723 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA; Date of probate.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1699-1706 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 1; [Hamrick]; Page 141
Northumberland County Court 15th of January Anno 1700/1
This day a Probate of.¹

     Samuel Spann was born circa 1687 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Samuel Spann died before 7 August 1723 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA; Date of administration of will.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1713-1749 Northumberland County, Virginia Wills-Admin; [Lewis & Booker]; Page 225
Span, Samuel,est.adm. by Capt. Richard Span. 17 August 1726
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1713-1749 Northumberland County, Virginia Wills-Admin; [Lewis & Booker]; 1713-1726 Record Book, Page 286
Spann, John
W W. 1 March 1721/22---W0 P. 18 July 1723
Sister Elizabeth Webb-all my lands to her and her heirs, and choice of ten negroes.
To John. Marr-my bay horse called Whistler, two thousand pounds of tobacco, and his freedom.
To Edward Coles-one gold ring of twenty shillings price.
Rest of my estate to be equally divided between my two brothers Richard Span and Samuel Span.
Two friends Richard Spann and Giles Webb to be my executors. Witness:Robert Thorp and William Toulson.
(In probate called Reverend John Span).¹

     Richard Spann was born on 16 June 1684 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married (?) Hack before 1711 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Richard Spann, b. 16 Jun 1684, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 17 Apr 1728, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia (Age 43 years)
Marriage     St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Benjamin Spann, b. Aft 1711, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 21 Jan 1736, Northumberland County, Virginia - admin (Age < 23 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     2. Grace Spann, b. Aft 1716, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 10 Apr 1738, Northumberland County, Virginia - probate (Age < 20 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     3. Cuthbert Spann, b. Bef 1717, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 12 Nov 1753, Northumberland County, Virginia - probate (Age > 36 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     4. Elizabeth Spann, b. Abt 1719, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. Bef 21 Jul 1738, Lancaster County, Virginia (Age ~ 19 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     5. Francina Spann, b. Bef 1714, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 14 Oct 1782, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia - Probate (Age > 68 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural].²
Richard Spann died on 17 April 1728 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA, at age 43.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1713-1749 Northumberland County, Virginia Wills-Admin; [Lewis & Booker]; Page 225
Span, Samuel,est.adm. by Capt. Richard Span. 17 August 1726
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1713-1749 Nor.¹

     (?) Hack was born circa 1688 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Richard Spann, son of Cuthbert Spann and Dorothy Samford, before 1711 at St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Richard Spann, b. 16 Jun 1684, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 17 Apr 1728, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia (Age 43 years)
Marriage     St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Benjamin Spann, b. Aft 1711, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 21 Jan 1736, Northumberland County, Virginia - admin (Age < 23 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     2. Grace Spann, b. Aft 1716, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 10 Apr 1738, Northumberland County, Virginia - probate (Age < 20 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     3. Cuthbert Spann, b. Bef 1717, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 12 Nov 1753, Northumberland County, Virginia - probate (Age > 36 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     4. Elizabeth Spann, b. Abt 1719, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. Bef 21 Jul 1738, Lancaster County, Virginia (Age ~ 19 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     5. Francina Spann, b. Bef 1714, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia d. 14 Oct 1782, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia - Probate (Age > 68 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural].¹

     Anne Beale was born in 1740 at North Farnham Parish, Richmond Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Williamson Ball, son of William (V) Ball Jr. and Margaret Mary Ball, in December 1762 at Richmond Co., Virginia, USA,
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His 1st of 3 wives.
Per Early Colonial Settlers:
https://archive.org/stream/genealogyofbeale00hodg/genealogyofbeale00hodg_djvu.txt
Ann Beale md Williamson Ball in the month of December
1762, in accordance with a marriage bond of Nov. 23rd
of that year, with Thos. Beale on the bond (Rich. Co.
Mar. Bonds; Wm-Mary Quart., Vol 5, P 19).¹
Anne Beale died on 20 May 1764 at Lunenberg Parish, Richmond Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
https://archive.org/stream/genealogyofbeale00hodg/genealogyofbeale00hodg_djvu.txt
As stated in the litigation over the Will of her father, Ann (Beale) Ball & Williamson Ball had one child who died soon after birth & she died May 20, 1764
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Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://www.afrigeneas.com/slavedata/Beale-VA-1776.html
URL title: Beale-VA-1776-Will
Note:
William BEALE Will, Richmond County, 1776
Robert K. Headley Jr., Wills of Richmond County, Virginia, 1699-1800 (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing County, 1983), Page 150, citing Will Book 7, 1767-1787:

p. 308 - William Beale, Will; 9 Mar 1776, 6 Jul 1778.

Sons Thomas, William tract of land in Rich. Co. purchased of William Colston occupied by Samson Marmaduke, Reuben all lands in Culpeper, Richard, and Robert; daus. Susannah, Sarah, and Mary; Williamson Ball (who mar. dau. Anne); I give my Negro man, Dick, for his faithful service and care in watching on me, liberty of choosing every Christmas Day his master or mistress amongst all my chil. for the following year; other chil. John, Elizabeth, Winifred, and Travers; ex: sons Thomas, John, William, and sons-in-law Richard Parker and Robert Wormley Carter; wits: Harrison Randolph, Landon Carter Jr, Thomas Parker. "P. 151."¹

     (?) Glasscock was born circa 1745 at Richmond Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Williamson Ball, son of William (V) Ball Jr. and Margaret Mary Ball, on 24 March 1763 at Richmond Co., Virginia, USA,
;
His 2nd of 3 wives.¹
(?) Glasscock died circa 1768 at Richmond Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Robert Newman was born before 1575.¹ He married Elizabeth (?) before 1608 at England.^2,1

Robert Newman died on 20 January 1656 at Newman's Neck, St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
http://colonialencounters.org/SiteSummaries/NewmansNeckSummary.aspx
Newman's Neck
The Newman's Neck site (44NB180) is located on land patented by Robert Newman in 1651 as part of the Northern Neck's earliest English settlement at Chicacoan. Situated on the southern shores of the Potomac River in Northumberland County, Virginia between Presley and Hull's creeks, the eight earthfast buildings found at the site included a manor house, kitchen, quarter, cellared building, two barns, and two small outbuildings. These structures are associated with the Neale and Haynie families' occupation, and the occupation of enslaved and indentured individuals and families, from the 1670s to the 1740s. The location of Robert Newman's earlier house has not been discovered. Inventories and a will provide important information about who was resident at the site, their material possessions, and plantation management strategies.

Heath and her students determined that there were two distinct phases of occupation at the site based on the site's landscape and artifact dates. The first phase of occupation (ca. 1670-1725) corresponds with the construction of the house by Daniel Neale and the occupations of Ebenezer Neale and John Haynie

During the second phase of occupation when William Haynie owned Newman's Neck (ca. 1725 to1747), the original barn was dismantled and the well was abandoned. Three new structures were built, including a cellar-set building, a large barn, and a new quarter. The landscape became more complex during this period, with fences subdividing the area around the manor house in a purposefully designed landscape.
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1652-1657 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 75
Northumberiand.County Court 20th of January 1655/56
- The Cort; doth order that Mr, WM: PRESLY being ye Executr: of ye Will of Mr. ROBT NEWMAN, deced, allready proved in Cort, shall forthwth; be possessed wth: the Estate of ye sd, Mr. NEWMAN & to paye all such debts as are due from the Estate & likewise to receive all such debts as are due to ye Estate
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
Mr. Robert Newman his will.
The last will and testament of Robert Newman [-----] and sealed the 2nd of January 1655. I Robert Newman laying grievously sick in body but of sound judgement and perfect memory do by these presents disgourge and annul all former wills [-----] testaments and do order this for my last authentic will [-----]
Imprimus - I do bequeath my soul to God my Creator and to Christ the Redeemer desiring my body to be laid in the ground in decent manner according to my rank and quality, a for my worldly estate Ido ordain and appoint it to be disposed and distributed as followeth
Imprimus - I appoint Mr. William Presly my loving nephew to be my sole executor to dispose of my estate and to receive and pay such debts as are due to and by me as also to pay such legacies as I shall appoint to be bestowed on my kindred and friends.
Secondly - I do leave unto my loving wife the full half and moyetice of my free effect both of lands and goods to dispose of at her pleasure.
Thirdly- I do leave for Samll Pelham a young heifer.
Fourthly - I do leave to Wm. Raven son to John Raven a young heifer.
The mark of Robert Newman
In presence of David Linsay, and Samuell Nicholls
20th January 1655, This will was proved in open court by the oaths of Mr. David Lindsay and Samll Prosey extr of the said will.
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
[Page 112 L]
Mr. Robert Newman his inventory.
May the 19th 1656, An inventory of the estate of Robert Newman deceased taken and appraised per Daniell Holland, Samuell Nicholls and Wm. Cornish (vizt)
lbs tobacco
Imprimus - I old chest 150 Ibs, I cupboard and couch 70lbs
Item - 2 old dubletts and I towell
Item - 2 guns at
Item - 4 brokenm battered pewter dishes
Item - 4 pewter spoons and one porringer
Item - Iold broken pewter candlestick
Item - 1 iron pot with a bail
Item - 2 broken iron pots and pot hooks, I old iron
skillett and 1 old frying pan
Item - 1 old gridiron, one pair of pincers, 1 pair of old
cotterells, 4 old hooks and I pair of fire tongs.
Item - I old broken brass morter
Item - 2 iron pestles and 1 cutting knife
Item - 4 milk trays with a --attenJpan and I hair sifter
Item - 2 old split trays, 3 pails and 1 old comb 0065
Item - Shears and coulter 0050
Item - Bramble saw and a sithe, 2 ole hoes 2 old axes and 1 old trowel 0120
Item - 1 adds 0005
Item - 1 old flock bed, 2 pillows and I green rug 0100
Item - I earthen dish and porringer and salt and I smoothing iron, a fishing line with 2 fish hooks
Item - A parcel of beads in a tub
Item - A lame deceased Maid Servant having one year and 1/2 to serve
Item - 2 black steers at 0800
Item - 2 young steers at 0600
Item - 1young brown heifer 0250
Item - 1 cow named, "Cherry" 0600
Item - 1 cow named, "Cloudie" and her calf 0750
Item - 1 steer and a bull at Wicocomoco 0850
Item - The plantation and all such land as Mr. Newman
did not dispose of in his lifetime 4500
Item - A bull at Cherry Point 2 years old 0200
Item - A parcel of hogs in the woods belonging to the
estate 0700
Item - A pair of stilleards and 4 wedges 0200
Item - 1 old copper Caldron 0200
Sum is 124941bs

Appraisers -
The mark: of Daniell Holland
Samuell Nicolls
The mark of Wm. Cornish
Account of Mr. Newmans debts
Item - Richard Gibble bill
Item - Dan. Holland bill
Item - Samuell Whitehall bill
Item - James Magregor bill
Item - Richard Hand bill
Item - Richard Ball and Henry Cartwright bill
Item - Sam'll Nicholls bill
Item - Richard White bill
Item - Robert Bradshawe bill
Item - James Allens bill
Accounts claimed to the said estate
James Magregor
Simon Richardson
Sam'lI Whitehall
Tbe crop 1655
Item - 7 hogheads of neat
Sum total - 30824 Ibs tobacc[o
The bed curtains and vallons, one green rug and the
wearing apparrell belonging to Mr. Newman not appraised.
20th July 1657, this inventory was recorded.
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
Mr. Robert Newman his inventory.
May the 19th 1656, An inventory of the estate of Robert Newman deceased taken and appraised per Daniell Holland,
Samuell Nicholls and Wm. Cornish (vizt) [2 pages follow]...
The bed curtains and vallons, one green rug and the wearing apparrell belonging to Mr. Newman not appraised.
20th July 1657, this inventory was recorded.
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1657-1661 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Pag
- This day Mr. WM. PRESLY, Exr, of the Will of Mr. ROBERT NEWMAN, deceased, presented his Accompt unto this Court of the Estate of the sd: NEWMAN upon Oath, by which it appeares hee path paid & laid out as much as the Decedents Estate amounted unto according to Inventory excepting six hundred sixty and six pounds of tobacco and caske (old debt), It is therefore ordered upon paymt. of the sd, debt (when it shalbe lawfully demanded or recovered), that then the said Mr. PRESLY shall have a quietus est

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1650-1652 Northumberland County, Virginia Deed & Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 74
At a Court held for the County of Northumberland the 22th of Aprill 1652
Wee whose names are subscribed doe promise & ingage our selves to be true & faith full to the Comonwealth of England as it is now established without KING or HOUSE of LORDES
These are to certify whom it may concerne that by reason of urgent occasions I cannott come unto Court but am contented to forme to the Ingagemt., Aprill the 11th 1652
ROB: NEWMAN
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
[Page 58 R]
Mr. Robert Newman his pattent
To all etc whereas etc.now know you that I William Berkeley Knt. give and grant unto Robert Newman ---J and fifty acres of land bounded Easterly upon the Great Wicocomoco Northerly upon the head of Mattapany River Southerly ---J Westerly upon the main woods the said land being due the said Robert Newman by and for the transportation of eleven persons int[o the colony all whose names are in records mentioned under this pattent, dated the 25th of March 1651.
William Berkeley
Mr. [Robert Newman his assignment of a pattent unto John Haynie.
I do assign over this within mentioned pattent from me my heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees forever witness my hand and seal.
Sixth of November 1654.
signum Robert Newman
Witness - j Floyd, Samuel Nicholls
20th November 1655, This assignment was acknowledged in court unto John Haynie by me Robert Newman and the assignment ---J pattent are recorded.

John Haynie his sale of land to John Kent.
I John Haynie do for myself my heirs extrs etc. transfer and assign unto John Kent or his heirs etc. four hundred fifty acres of land and the pattent thereof the said land laying and being at the head of Mattapany River in the County of Northumberland and was to me from Robert Newman assigned which said land I the said Haynie do warrent unto the said Kent and his heirs extrs etc. forever against any personor persons that shall thereto make claim or demand witness my hand the 20th of November 1655.
John Haynie
Witness - Thomas Broughton, Symon Richard[son
20th November 1655, This sale of land was
acknowledged in court unto John Kent by John Haynie and
is recorded.
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1652-1658 Northumberland [County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
[Page 62 L]
Know all men by these presents that I Robert Newman of the County of Northumberland for diverse good and valuable considerations forthwith to me paid and where with I hold myself contented and satisfied have sold assigned and set over and do by these presents sell assign and set over (vizt) a parcel ofland situated laying and being within the County of Northumberland and in a neck of land known by the name of Quickecohanck and between two branchs of a creek extending South Westerly into and about the middle of the said neck and so from the main head of each branch upon two direct lines Southerly to the utmost extent of the said Newmans divident of land and thither carrying the same breath as shall be found between the heads of the aforesaid two branchs the said tract of land being sold and assigned from me to the said Newman my heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees unto Samll Nicholls and the widow Angell Corbell and to their heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees forever to be held with all such priviledges and imunities as I the said Robert Newman could or might claim upon the same by vertue and force of my principle and grand pattent and I the said Newman do for myself my heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees do from time to time and at all times so after as shall be lawfully demanded by those appointed there unto pay the quit rent due for the said tract of land. In witness of the premisses I the said Robert Newman have set to my hand and seal this 23rd day of April 1655.
The mark of Robert Newman
Signed sealed and delivered in presence of us;
Daniell Holland his mark,
the mark of Wm. Cornish.
20th November 1655, This sale of land was
acknowledged in court by Mr. Robert Newman unto Sam'll Nicholls and Angell Corbell and is recorded.
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
Robert Newmans sale of land unto Wm. Cornish.
Know all men by these presents that I Rober Newman of Chicacoan in the County of Northumberland. for divers good and valuable considerations me there unto moving hath bargained sold and made sale of and by these presents sell bargain and make sale of unto Wm Cornish and to his heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees fore er a parcel of land being one hundred acres being more or less laying situated and being in the above said county d upon a creek known by the name of, Chingohan beginning at a small pond joining to the clear land of the said Newman and from the head of the said pond running Eastfrly unto a corner marked tree or stump of a tree and from that said to a marked oak Southeast and from the said oak Southerly on a line of marked trees up to the head of the first longbranch that insueth of the said Chingohan and from tence away upon a line of marked trees South Southwest unt the end of the said Newmans divident of land and from the ce running away upon the old line of marked trees of the said Robert Newman to the Creek of Chingohan and so dokn the said creek to the pond where it first began which Jaid tract of land I the said Robert Newman my heirs extrsjand admtrs do warrent to the said Wm. Cornish and to his heirs extrs and assignees forever with all manner of profits commoditys thereon contained provided that he the said Wm.Cornish and his heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees or whosoever shall or may make use of or manner the sd land, shall from time to nme and at all times so often as It shallIbe lawfully demanded pay what quit rent or imposition as shall be due for the holding of the said proportion of landj In witness where I the said Robert Newman have put to my hand and seal the [blank] day of blank).
Robert Newman his mark, signum Elizabeth Newman.
Signed sealed and delivered in presence of Peter Presly, Daniell Holland his mark Ralph Suarde.
20th November 1655, this sale of land was
acknowledged in court by Mr. Robert Newman and was recorded.
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
[Page 68 L]
Know all men by these presents that I Robert Newman of Chicachan in the County of Northumberland for diverse good and valuable considerations me here unto moving and more especially for the moyety and value of four thousand pounds of tobacco and cask to me already satisfied and paid have bargained sold and made sale of unto Daniell Holland and to his heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees forever a parcel of land being two hundred acres (be it more or less) laying situated and being in the above said county and bounding upon Potomacke River beginning about the midst of the pond [----] to the cleared land of the said Robert Newman and from the head of the said pond South by West on a line of marked trees up to a gum marked on three sides standing by the swamp side and running along the said swamp Southeast by South unto a marked pokerkery tree and so running away South and by West on a line of marked trees unto a marked oak marked on four sides and froin that oak Southerly away up to the miles end and along the old line of marked trees to the marked trees of Sam'll Nicholls his land and so down the said marked trees to the head of the little creek that comes up to Sam'lI Nicholls his land and so down the Northside of the said creek to Potomacke River and along the said riverside to the pond where it first began, which said parcel of land I the said Robert Newman my heirs, extrs, admtrs I do warrent to the said Daniell Holland and to his heirs extrs and assignees forever with all manner of profits commodities and accrudaments thereon contained provided that he the said Daniell Holland and his heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees or whosoever shall or may make use of or manner the said land shall from time to time and at all times so often as it shall be lawfully demanded pay what quit rent or imposition as shall be due for the holding of the said proportion of land. In witness whereof I the said Robert Newman have put to my hand and seal this 6th day of August 1655.
signum Robert Newman
I consent to this sale of land, witness my hand and seal
Elizabeth Newman her mark
Wm. Presly, John Parse.
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
Mr. Robert Newman his sale of a cow to John Bayles.
I Robert Newman do hereby bargain and sell unto John Bayles one black cow about five years old marked with crop and slit on the left and hole in-the right confessing to have received of the said Bayles full satisfaction for the same to have and to hold the said Cow with her increase unto the said John Bayles his heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees forever from me my heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees and from all person or persons whatsoever warrenting the sale to be lawfull, witness my hand the 22nd of April 1654.
Robert Newman his mark.
Witness - Thomas Broughton, John Rodford
20th January 1655, This sale was recorded.
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1652-1657 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 60
Northumberland County Court 20th of November 1654
- According to sufficient proofe made to this Court, there is due unto Mr. ROBERT NEUMAN six hundred and fifty acres of Land assigned to him by JOHN BRANCH and ye Patt: was lost and no Land ever taken up by vertue of ye former Patt: as ye said Mr. NEUMAN deposed for ye transportacon of these p:sons following into this Colony, vizt, JOHN BRANCH, MARY his Wife, MARY his Daughter, EDW:TOOGOOD DAVID GRIFFIN, JOHN WILLIT, WM: WARE, WM: CHARWELL, THO: PARKES, WALTR: PRICHARD, RICH: GRIGSON, ROB: SWAILE (?), JOHN CHEW
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
[page 89 L] .
Whereas Robert Newman deceased did formerly sell unto Richard Hand a certain tract of land beginning at the head of a pond going unto John Ravens now dwelling house and so going to the said Ravens bounding upon the path untill it meets with the land of the said Raven and then bounding upon the said Ravens land unto Patomack Riverside, and then upon the said rivers side "untothe mouth ofthe said pond and then bounding upon the S.E. side ofthe said pond untill you come to the head of the said pond unto a marked pokerbery tree. Now know you that we Wm. Presly and Elizabeth Newman do for our selves our heirs extrs and admtrs warrent the said land unto the said Richard Hand and his heirs or assignees as witness our hands this 19th of May 1656.
William Presly
Elizabeth Newmans mark
There is a good timber tree granted unto the premisses, in presence of us John Haynie, John Bayles his mark.
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
Know all men by these presents that we Wm. Presly and Elizabeth Newman of the County of Northumberland for diverse good causes and valuable considerations we there unto moving have bargained and sold and do by these presents bargain and sell and make sale of unto Andrew Cotterell and Walter Don and to either of them their heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees forever a parcel of land beginning at the mouth ofa pond and adjoining to the land that was formerly sold to Richard Iland by Robert Newman deceased and so running Northerly along Potomack Riverside unto a mouth of a little creek and so running and bounding along and upon the said creekside up to the head of the Southern Branch of the said creek the creek below towards the mouth dividing the land of Daniel Holland from this land towards the head of it divides the landof Sam'll Nicholls from this land and so running due South upon a line of marked trees due South up to a marked white oak marked on four equal sides standing upon the side of a branch that divides the land of Sam'll Nicholls from the landof Robert Smith so running along the said valleys side that divides this land from the land of Robert Smith and running down and bounding upon the said creekside untill it meets with the marked tree of the fifty acres of land formerly sold to Robert Smith that stands at the head of the valley, and so running Northeast along the said marked trees down to the path that. comes to the house of the said Andrew Cotterell and Walter Don and so running along the said path untill they come to a Pokebery tree that stands at the head of the pond and so running down the Southeast side of the said pond to the place where it first began which said tract of land as aforesaid we the said Wm. Presly and Elizabeth Newman our heirs, extrs, admtrs do warrent to the said Andrew Cotterell and Walter Don and to their heirs, extrs, admtrs and assignees forever with all manner of profits commodities and beredetaments therein contained provided that they the said Andrew and Walter or their heirs, extrs, admtrs etc. or whosoever shall or may make use of or manner the said land shall from time to time and all times so often as it shall lawfully demanded pay what quit rent or imposition as shall be due for the holding of the said apportion of land, In witness whereof we the said Wm. Presly and Elizabeth Newman have hereunto set our hands this 11th of July 1657.
William Presly
Elizabeth Newman
In presence of: Peter Presly, John Parse
20th July 1657 this sale of land was acknowledged in court unto Andrew Cotterell and Walter Don by me William Presly and is recorded.
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]
Joseph White his indenture of apprentiship to Robert Newman.
This indenture made the 30th day of October anno 1654, and between Joseph the son of Richard White of Little Wicocomoco of the one part and Robert Newman of the aforesaid county of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Joseph White (with the consent of his father) put and bindeth himself apprentice unto the said Newman or his admtrs or assignees for and during the term and time of thirteen complete years beginning at the day of the date hereof so to continue untill the said time be completely finished and accomplished in such service and employments as he the said Newman or his admtrs or assignees shall employ him in or set him about etc. In consideration whereof the said Robert Newman for himself his admtrs and assignees hath given unto the said Richard White a boat of fifteen foot by the keel or upwards with oars, mast and rudder which boat the said Richard White was to build for the said Newman and should have been delivered before the day of the date hereof and likewise the said Robert Newman doth for and in the aforesaid consideration assign and give and set over to the said Joseph the son of the said Richard White one brown cow of three years old which was formerly a cow belonging unto the said Richard White and having in the said Whites mark the said Joseph being to have the said cow and her female increase untill he shall expire his said time and after the said time both male and female to him the said Joseph White and to his heirs extrs and assignees for ever to possess and enjoy quietly and further it is agreed that Richard the father of the said Joseph shall have the said cow and her increase in custody three years beginning at the date hereof and at the expiration ofthe said time is to deliver the said cow and her female increase again to Robert Newman for the use of his said son keeping the male cattle to himself and then the said Newman to keep the cow and increase untill the expiration of the said Josephs time, at which time the said Newman or his admtrs or assignees is to deliver unto the said Joseph the said Cow and all her female increase as aforesaid and for the said Joseph to possess and enjoy the said cattle as is before expressed and [Page 77 R] in such manner and form,
in witness of [---] the premisses according to the true intent and [---] all the said parties have put to their hands [-].
Super scribed and r.
Joseph White signum
Richard White signum
Robert Newman Signum
Signed and delivered in presence of us;
John Haynie
James Austen
Sam'll Nicolls
[----] is only to serve the said Newman or ifhe decease his [---] and none else and further if the boy die within the [--] six years the cattle to return to the said Newman except the male cattle which Richard the father to have in the first three years if the boy dies before he expire [-----] said time and after the said first six years then the said cattle (their female) to come to the eldest child of the [-----] Richard next under the age of the said Joseph and if [-----] such then to the good of the church of Cherardun Parish, the children which the said cattle are to desend to in [-----) of the said Josephs decease here to be of the same mother with the said Joseph in propinquity of blood this which [--] agreed on before the signing of the above indenture.
Teste - John Haynie
20th May 1656, This indenture and agreement was recorded
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1652-1657 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 1; [Antient Press];
- August ye 22th 1655.

A List of the VESTRY for CHICKACOAN Congregacon: Leift. Coll, JOHN TRUSSELL, Mr, HUGH LEE, Capt, JOHN ROGERS, Mr. MATTH: RHODON

For CHERRY POINT Congregacon: RALPH HORSLEY, Church Warden; ANTHONY LENTON, GEORGE NOTT,

For YEOCOCOMOCO Congregacon: Mr. NICHOLAS JURNEW, JNO: POWELL Church Wardens; RICHARD HOLDEN

For WICCOCOMOCOE Congregacon, Major SAMUELL SMYTH, Mr, JAMES HAWLEY JNO: HAYNIE, EDW: COLE, RICHD: SPANN Churchwardens

For CHINCKAHAN QUARTER, Mr, WM: PRESLY, Church Warden, ROBERT NEUMAN, JOHN HULL
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1658-1662 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 9
The marke of a yearling heyfer that was given by a Bill from ROBERT NEWMAN to WM RAVEN, Sonne of JOHN RAVEN, is nowe delivered unto the sd. WM, RAVEN
by WM. PRESLY Exec. of the sd, NEWMAN's Estate, vizt., cropt on both eares & slitt & a piece taken away from the under side of the left care & a peice taken away from the upper side of the right eare & is of a red brindled colour, this yearling I have reced., of WM: PRESLY, Exr. of ROBT. NEWMAN for the use of my Sonne, WM, RAVEN,
Testes WILKES MAUNDER, the marke of me JOHN RAVEN
RICHD: LEE
( ) 7br. 1658, The Rect, of this Heyfer was acknowledged in Court by the sd, JNO: RAVEN & is recorded
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1658-1662 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 17
TO ALL TO WHOME these pr:sents shall come, I ROBT. NEWMAN of the County of Northumberland send Greeting in our Lord God everlasting; Knave pee that I the sd, ROBT. NEWMAN for diverse good & valuable consideracons to me already satisfied & paid & wherewith I hold my selfe amplie & fully contented, have bargained sold & made sale of and doe by these pr:sents sell of from mee my heires Exr. Admrs. & assignes unto ROBT. SMYTH of the aforesd. County & to his heires forever all that tract & Neck of Land lying agt. ye Land ( ) Begining at a point which ( ) comonly is called ( ) PLACE agt. the LANDING PLACE of ye sd. JNO: HULL extending Westerly into the Woods ( ) unto the ( ) Branch wch: runneth into a Creeke ( ) that devideth ( ) from the Land of THOMAS HAYLES and THOMAS ( ) & from the head of the sd. Branch extending Southerly upon a line of marked trees unto a small Branch wch: runneth into CHOTANCK CREEKE & down the sd, Branch Easterly into the sd. CHOTANCK then dowse the sd. Creeke Northeasterly into the point or LANDING PLACE where it first began; wch: sd, tract of land being in estimacon Fifty acres or thereabouts be it more or Jesse, together with all appurtenances and hereditaments thereon or thereunto belonging, I the sd. ROBT. NEWMAN doe for my selfe my heires sell & make sale of unto the sd. ROBT. SMYTH & to his heires & assignes forever; to use as his or their own ppr: goods &Estate; further grnt sd, ROBT: SMYTH & his assignes all immunities of regresse & egresse for any his or their stocks or flocks upon the sd. Fifty acres ( ) that as freely as ever I might have done ( ) Grand Pattent, And I the sd, ROBT. NEWMAN my heires unto the sd, ROBT, SMYTH his heires agt any p:sons that make any claims ( ) lawfully demanded satisfie & pay ( ) for theholding of the sd. Fifty acres ( ), I the said ROBERT NEWMAN have hereunto sett my hand & seale the ( ) 1652
Signum ROBERT NEWMAN ye Seale
ELIZ: NEWMAN Sig.
( ). This Sale of Land from ROBT. NEWMAN to ROBT: SMYTH vas acknowledged in Court by Mr. WM: ( ) of the Last Will & Testamt, of the said ( ) for soe Farr forth as the sd, Mr. PRESLY hath ( ) thereunto; And the sd. Sale is recorded March the 21th 1658
I ROBT. SMITH doe for my selfe my heires & assignes assigne over all my right title & interest of this Writeing unto WILLIAM CORNISH his heires Exrs, & assignes as witnes my hand this 20th day of January 1658
Witnes; JOHN HULL, ROBERT SMITH
ANDREW CORBERILL his marke
20th January 1658. This Assignemt was acknowledged in Cort. by ROBT. SMITH unto WM. CORNISH and is recorded March the 21st 1658.
I WILL: CORNISH doe assigne over all my right title & interest of this Conveyance of Land unto JNO: RAVEN; And in case of the non payment of the tobco: for the sd. Land, I the sd. WM. CORNISH to reenter the sd. Land againe; As Witnes my hand this 21th of March 1658
Witnes: HENRY CLARKE WM; W CORNISH
21 Mail 1658 This Assignemt, was acknowledged in Court by the sd, WM. CORNISH unto JNO: RAVEN and is recorded
The Conveyance of this Land is recorded in the present Leafe being originally granted from ROBT. NEWMAN to ROBT. SMITH and him assigned to WM. CORNISH
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1658-1662 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 19
KNOWE ALL MEN by these pr:sents wee WM: PRESLY, Executor of the Estate of ROBT, NEWMAN deced., & JNO, HAYNIE have sold & made sale of and doe by these pr:sents sell unto DANIELL HOLLAND a p:cell of land lying at the Mouth of CHINGOHAM CREEKE & upon the Easterly side of the same being a Neck of Land whereon the sd. NEWMAN was seated at his decease, & is now left unsold; together with all the houses & ediffices therein erected & built, onely p:vided that JNO: RAVEN be admitted to plant this ensueing crop at the lowermost clears land in the sd. Neck, paying the sd. HOLLAND a reasonable rent and yt. ELIZABETH NEWMAN have land sufficient for the ensueing crop for no land ( ) for the same; and wee doe hereby further engage ( ) our heires to warrant the pr:misses unto the sd. DANIELL HOLLAND & his heires & assignes for ever agst any p:sons yt: shall thereto make claime or demand & likewise to acknowledge this sale at the next Court holden for this County if sd. HOLLAND shall require the same; Witnes our hands in Northumberland County ye 18th of Febry: Ano: 1658
WM. PRESLY
JOHN HAYNIE
I doe allowe of ( ) firme ( ) abovesd. sale, ELIZ: NEWMAN, Sig.
There is at the South of CHOTANK CREEKE & on the Northwest side thereof a small pr:cell of land left unsold with the Marsh adjoyning wch: wee within named doe likewise make sale of to the sd HOLLAND within mentioned: dated March ye 21th 1658
JOHN HAYNIE
WM: PRESLY
21th March 1658. The Sale of these Lands was acknowledged in Cort: by the sd. WM. PRESLY, JNO: HAYNIE & ELIZ: NEWMAN, unto the sd. DANIELL HOLLAND &c. and is recorded
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1658-1662 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 19
A Cow cropt on the left eare & slitt in the same & the right eare whole, being red in colour is here put in lieu ( ) formerly recorded to JOSEPH WHITE by mee on the ( ) Estate of ROBT. NEWMAN, deced., wch: former ( ) barren
March ye 21th 1658 WM PRESLY
( ) 1658, This was recorded
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1658-1662 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 28
Mr. WM: PRESLY his Accompt upon the Estate of Mr. ROBT. NEWMAN deced., 7br: 20th 1659. Ano: (55), The Estate of ROBERT NEWMAN deced. Dr. Tobco.
Imprs, To 2 gall. Wine; To wine & sugar at ye funerall, 1 gall: Wine to my Aunt, To Sher. fees pd. Coll. TRUSSELL; To Sher. fees re cowering ye cowe; To pd. Mrs. MOORE 20 lbs. & JNO: LOVE 20 lbs; To pd. DA( ) & LEE for Dyeu 77 lbs. 2 hoggs. a Servant ( ) & a pr. of shooes; 8 ells of ( ) to RICHD. CLARKE p order; To CORNISH 50 lbs; to Capt. PAINTER for a haft 130 lbs., To ( ) dowlas, pd. HOLLAND 760 lbs; to ye NEW ENGLAND M( ) p. Corse, 300 lbs., to 3 S( ) Starch; 8 bottles 7 drams, 1 pettecoat &wastcoate; 1 pr. Irish Hose, 1 bushell Salt, a pr. hose to THOM: ( ); paid HOLLAND 800 lbs; to Coll. ( ); To Mr, KNIGHT 1032 lbs; to HOLLAND 1172 lbs., 2 pr. shooes, to Discompt upon Bill; 12 yds. of Ozenbrig, 1 gall: drams; to yds. Holland, 20 lbs. sugar, 2 yds. of broadcloth; to buttons sake, ells canvas. 2 bottles of ( ); 3 pr. shooes, pd. Coll. TRUSSELL, 4 lbs.Soape, 100 lbs. pd. ANDREW for Vinegar 30 lbs; pd. Coll. MOTTROMs Estate; pd. MARY KEY 155 lbs; 2 Coffins 200 lbs; 400 nailes 12 lbs., a Sheete 100 lbs. ye cowe Cherry lost 600 lbs; a Steere yt: dyed 500; a cowe pd. for WHITE, a barren cowe sold KENT my Aunt sold, a Steare & coulter my Aunt sold; The land which ought not to have bin appraised; SAMLL, NICHOLLS his Debt not solvend; SIMON RICHARDSONs the life; Mr. FLYNT for stuffe for a Pettecoate. and a hoes, p. 3 steeres kild. by MRS. NEWMAN, p. 4 hoggs at 0550; allowed mee by the Court -3000; Sum totall is 31148
Errs. excepted p. WM. PRESLY
21 7br; 1659. Jurat in Cur &Record
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1658-1662 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 29
Report to ye Court of Mr. PRESLEY's Accot. upon Mr. NEWMANs Estate
Mr. WM. PRESLY ( ) p Contra: Credr. Mr. ROBERT NE( ) by severall Debts paid by the sd. PRESLY as pr. Accot., make to appeare - 31148
Rest of Ball: 666
( ) 21th 1659. Wee whose names are hereunder written being appointed by this Court doe find the ballancc of ( ) above appeareth PETER KNIGHT
SAMUELL GRIFFIN
21st. 7br. 1659. ( ) was recorded

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1637-1643 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 1, Part 2; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 112
ROBERT NEWMAN, 650 acs. Warwick River. Co., 10 Mar. 1639, p. 660. A ridge of land bet. the persimon ponds & the gr. Poquoson damm at upper side of path from Nutmeg Quarter to the New Poquoson, etc. Trans. of 13 pers: Richard Sigmar, Symon Tillney, Robert Mouse, Job Jefferys, Balden Signett, Richard Leake, Geo. Taylor, Rebecca Pallington, Henry Brignell, Tho. Willoughby.
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1643-1651 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 2; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 209
ROBERT NEWMAN, 814 acs. Northumberland Co., 1 Apr. 1651, p. 300. Abutting Nly. upon Potomeck Riv., Ely. upon a cr. dividing this from land of Hugh Finch & WIN. upon a cr. dividing this from land of William Presly. Trans. of 16 pers: Marke Prods, Giles Tavernour, John Strathen (or Stratlen), Michaell Bemon, Peter Speed, Nicola Hana, Hen. Robinson, Wm. Bolton, Marg. Wood, Edw. Bowles, Jno. Lawren, Robt. Moreley, Marg. Robinson, Hump. Meares, Ann Meares, Coningham Banton.
SAME. 550 acs. in same county, date and page. Abutting Ely. upon the Gleab Land, and Nly. upon the head of Mattapony Riv. Trans. of 11 pers: Richard Pius, 5 Negroes; John Lee, Geo. Rush, Joane Cooke, Xtopr. Hard, (or Hare), John Mare.
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1655-1664 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 4; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 333
JOHN KENT, 666 acs. Northumberland Co., 30 Nov. 1656, p. 39, (60). Ely. towards the Gleabe land & Nly. upon the head of Matapony Riv. 550 acs. by patent granted to Mr. Rob. Newman, 25 Mar. 1651 & by John Hayne, assignee of sd. Newman, assigned unto sd. Kent; 116 acs. for trans. of 3 pers.* Renewed 31 Dec. 1662.
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1655-1664 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 4; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 339
RICHARD GIBLE, 800 acs. Northumberland Co., 1 Dec. 1656, p. 66,
(1). Ely. by S. upon a creek dividing this & lands of John Hull, Hugh Souch & James Magregor, N. by E. upon land of Robert Newman & W. by N. upon a creek dividing this & land of Mr. Presley. Trans. of 16 pers: Robert Newman, Wm. Winterton, Mary Robinson, Ann Pettito, John Dunnidge, John Wilkenson, Anne Wilkenson, Vincent Stanford, Wm. Chapman, John Branch, Mary Branch, Mary Branch, Junr., Edward Toogood, David Griffin, John Willis, Wm. Wade. Note: Renewed in the name of Dann. Holland & Wm. Cornish, to whom it was sold by sd. Gible, 9 Dec. 1662.¹

     Elizabeth (?) was born before 1575.¹ She married Robert Newman before 1608 at England.^1,2

Elizabeth (?) died before 13 April 1659 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
http://colonialencounters.org/SiteSummaries/NewmansNeckSummary.aspx
Newman's Neck
The Newman's Neck site (44NB180) is located on land patented by Robert Newman.¹

     John Diskin was born in 1696 at St. Anne's Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth Clarke on 2 April 1724 at St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 1st of 3 wives.^2,1 John Diskin married Frances (?) on 19 June 1755 at Prince William Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 2nd of 3 wives; her 1st of 2 husbands.³ John Diskin married Agatha Ayres on 14 November 1763 at Richmond Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 3rd of 3 wives; her 1st of 2 husbands.^4,1
John Diskin died before 1 October 1764 at Hamilton Parish, Prince William Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1711-1714 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 14, Part 1; [Virginia Colonial Abstracts Vol 8, Beverley Fleet]; Page 7. Deed of Gift. John Barker, planter, of St. Ann's parish gives "my two kinsmen John Diskin and Dan'l Diskin" both of St. Ann's Par., each a 3 yr. old heifer. Dated 11 Oct. 1711.
Wit: signed John Barker
Joshua Righcraft Penelophe Barker
Tho Newman
Recorded 9th day of 9ber 1711 (9th Nov. 1711)
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Prince William County Sheriff 1741
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Prince William County Virginia, Deed Book A 1731-1732, Page 15
pages 211-215; Mar 15, 1732; John Diskin of Parish of Hamilton in county of Prince William to Samuel Chaplin of same, 100a, on north side of Broad Run of Ocquan, corner to Ed Graham, 8lbs curr money consideration. Elizabeth w/o John released Dower.
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1742-1752 Fairfax County, Virginia, Will Book A;
[Eula K. Woodward];
12 Mch. 1743, Lease. John Diskin, Hamilton Parish, Prince William Co. and Reuben Padget, of same. 100 A. Fairfax Co. (named in boundaries, Richard Meeks), part of 705 A. tract granted John Diskin 2 Dec. 1740.
Wit. George Duren, Thos. Machen,
Francis Paget. 15 Mch. 1743, Page 127.
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Received from: Pat Duncan, p.duncan@worldnet.att dot net, "Deed Abstracts of Fairfax County, Va. 1742-1750," by Sparacio:

Deed Book A, page 128-130: "Indenture 12 March 1743 between John Diskin of Hamilton Parish in Prince William County & Reuben Padget of same county .. for sum of twelve pounds .. sells 100 acres ..
In presence of - George Duren, Thomas Machen, Francis Paget. Signed John Diskin. Release recorded 15th March 1743."

Deed Book B, page 234-237: "Indenture 19th May 1747 between Reuben Padget and Elizabeth, his wife, of parish of Truro in county of Fairfax & Benjamin Rust of county of Richmond .. for sum of twenty pounds current money of Virginia .. sell 100 acres .. whereone said Padget lives .. corner to Richard Meeks .. ash tree standing in the Wagon branch of Elk licking run .. to a large water oak .. which land is part of a Tract granted to John Diskins by Paten dated 2nd Dec 1740 for 705 acres .. Diskins conveyed to Reuben Padget by deed 13th March 1743/44 .. In presence of Fielding Turner, Francis Paget, Solomon Redman, Joseph Hutchison, John Duren, Daniel Hutchison. Signed by Reuben Padgett and Eliza. Padgett. Deed recorded 21st July 1747."

Received from: Pat Duncan, p.duncan@worldnet.att dot net, from a series of her published books on abstracts of Loudoun County, Va. Deed Books:
Bk:Pg: R:143 Date: 18 Oct 1788 Received in court: 13 Apr 1789:
"Francis Pagit & wife Ruth of Loudoun to Thomas Lyne of loudoun. Bargain and sale of 29-1/4ac where Pagit now lives (willed to Ruth by father John Diskin dec'd of PrWm) adj Thomas Lyne, Jacob James. Wit: Benjamin Hutchison, Reuben Settle, Thomas Oden, Benja. Hutchison, Abel Jackson,
James McKim, Josh. Hutchison, Timothy Pagit."

"The Diskin Family of Old Rappahannock, Essex, King George," by Merrill Hill Mosher, CG, Coos Bay, Oregon; from "McAlister-Parker-Martin-Hood Family," by Judith Wall:
"John Diskin, Gent. (Daniel, Daniel), the eldest child, was still a minor in 1715 when his step-father Robert Elliott as his guardian made bond of 10,000 pounds of tobacco. John lived first in Essex with his mother and step-father. In 1719 John of St. Anne's Parish, Essex County, sold his one hundred acres on the south side of Puemandsend Run gotten from his step-father to George Robinson. On 16117(?jmw) Dec. 1722 he described himself as a resident of Richmond County when selling to John MacKeny and John Roberts for 2400 pounds of tobaco and cask the 100 acre tract acquired by Loyd's will. Just before the sale of this last tract, he was approved for a receiver of tobacco in Richmond county.

"Before July 1723 he moved from Richmond to King George County where he lived on a tract of 104-1/2 acres which he finally purchased in 1724 from James Kay (Key). the land, located between Kays and Dogues Swamp, lies a little way down river from Lambs Creek, and was adjacent to Glebe land, Collo: Corbin's, and Geo. Jones. Diskin held this land until 3 Sept. 1730 when he sold it by deed of lease and release to Samuel Skinker, John Farguson, John Farguson, Jr., and Joshua Farguson were witnesses to the deed. Elizabeth Diskin relinquished her right of dower on 15 September. Although John Diskin did not sell his King George County land until 1730, on 24/25 April 1727 he and Thomas Stribling of Hanover Parish in King George County bought a tract of 434 acres on Croopers Cabin Branch from John Flowrance of Overwharton Parish in Stafford County. In July [Land Patent 4 Jul 1727] of that year he acquired a Northern Neck Grant for 592 acres in Stafford County on Broad Run of Bull Run. [Between the branches of Broad Run and the branches of Bull Run].

"In 1730 Prince William County was formed from the western portions of King George and Stafford counties. The 592 acre grant fell into the newly formed county. Diskin apparently moved almost immediately after selling his King George County tract. He continued to acquire grants from the Proprietor of the Northern Neck.

"He was appointed as inspector of tobacco at Qunatico warehouse and commissioner of peace for Prince William County in 1733. In 1741 he was appointed sheriff of Prince William. John Diskin was a vestryman of Hamilton Parish and also vestryman, churchwarden and parish collector of Dettingen Parish.

"He had accounts at Glassford's Dumfries store in his own name and in the names of his daughters 'Miss Rachel Diskin' and 'Miss Joanna Diskin'. Some of the payments on these accounts were made by hogsheads of tobacco branded with his initials ID (JD) and with the initials IG (JG) which probably were those of his son-in-law James Grant who also made payment on one account by note. He was also a customer at Daniel Payne's Dumfries store.

"He married first, 2 April 1724, to Elizabeth Clark and secondly, 19 June 1755, to Frances, widow of Cornelius McCarty. He married a third time to Agathy (Ayres) Nash, daughter of William Ayres and widow of Thomas Nash. The marriage bond was issued on 14 Nov. 1763 in Richmond County. Thomas Nash had died in Richmond County in 1748, leaving a will naming his widow Agnes, a son Thomas and a daughter Anne.

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

SOURCES: Genealogy World Tree Project, "McAlister-Parker-Martin-Hood Family", by Judith Wall, m-j-wall@email.msn.com; "The Diskin Family of Old Rappahannock, Essex, King George," by Merrill Hill Mosher, CG, Coos Bay, Oregon. Received from: Pat Duncan, p.duncan@worldnet.att dot net, from a series of her published books on abstracts of Loudoun County, Va. Deed Books: also received from Pat, "Deed Abstracts of Fairfax County, Va. 1742-1750," by Sparacio.
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1721-1724 Essex County, Virginia Deed Book 17; [Antient Press]; Page 133-135
THIS INDENTURE made the 16th/17th December 1722 Between JOHN DISKIN of Richmond County of the one part and JOHN MACKENY and JOHN ROBERTS of Essex County of other part Witnesseth that said John Diskin for quantity of Two thousand four hundred pounds of good & lawfull Tobacco & Cask by these presents doth grant unto the said Jno. McKeny and John Roberts & their heirs & assigns one parcell of land in South farnham Parish in Essex County containing 100 acres & bounded Beginning at a marked red oak the former Corner tree to a mark of the land of PATRICK CAMMEL & running into the Woods by a line of marked trees So, West to a marked white oak corner tree standing on a hill thence SoEast to a marked red oak Corner tree thence East to the line of Cammels land by a branch to the first mentioned Station (that is to say) To John Mackeny his heirs all the land contain'd within the bounds that lie on the South side of the Run of a branch of Hoskins Swamp that runs through the afsd Parcel of land and to John Roberts his heirs all the land within the aforesd bounds that lyeth on the North side of the said Run of that branch of Hoskins Swamp that devides the sd tract of land aforesaid and all the Estate right
In presence of JOSEPH GEORGE, Jno. Diskin
ELIZABETH CLAY
At a Court held for Essex County the 15th Janry 1722
This Lease & Release of land admitted to record
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1732-1847 Prince William County, Virginia Bond Book [Ronald Ray Turner]
October 16th 1733 (D-B1-148)
Know all men by these presents that I John Diskin of the Parish of Hamilton in the County of Prince William planter, bound to Richard Blackburn of the Parish and County aforesaid carpenter in the full and just sum of two hundred pounds current money of Virginia to be paid to the said Richard Blackburn or his certain attorney, executors or administrators to which payment well and truly to be made I bind myself my heirs executors & administrators firmly by these presents. Sealed with my seal and dated the sixteenth day of October in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Seven Hundred & Thirty Three.
The Condition of this obligation is such whereas the above bound John Diskin hath granted bargained sold & conveyed unto the aforesaid Richard Blackburn that tract or parcel of land & plantation whereon the said John Diskin now lives situate lying and being in Hamilton Parish in the County of Prince William and upon Neapsco Creek containing by estimation two hundred & one acres be the same more or less by deed of lease and release the lease bearing date the fifteenth day of this instant and the releases of equal date with these presents. Now if any person whatsoever shall at any time hereafter recover all or any part of the said land granted and sold as aforesaid of and from the said Richard Blackburn by means of the said John Diskin not having a good and sufficient title thereto. Then if the said John Diskin not having a good and sufficient title thereto then if the said John Diskin his heirs executors or administrators shall satisfy and pay unto the Richard Blackburn his heirs, executors administrators or assigns the full value of such land so taken away together with the improvements and buildings thereon as the same shall be valued by two honest and knowing men indifferently chosen one by each party and shall also from time to time and at all times for ever hereafter well and truly observe perform and fulfill and keep all singular the covenants grants articles provides conditions and arguments which on his and their parts and behalf are or ought to be observed performed fulfilled and kept mentioned comprised and contained in the lease and release aforementioned and made or mentioned to be made between the said John Diskin of the one part and the said Richard Blackburn of the other part for the conveying the said two hundred and one acres of land according to the true intent and meaning of the said Indenture also if Elizabeth Diskin shall not claim any right of Dower or Thirds of in and to the said land or any part thereof then this obligation to be void otherwise to be and remain in full force power and virtue. John Diskin (SEAL)
Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of us:
Scarlet Hancock
John Dawkin
John Chilton
At a Court held for Prince William County the Seventeenth Day of October 1733. John Diskin planter,
Acknowledged this bond to Richard Blackburn carpenter which on his motion is admitted to record.
Teste - Catesby Cocke
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1732-1847 Prince William County, Virginia Bond Book [Ronald Ray Turner]
June 18th 1735 (C-53)
Guardian Bond
Know all men by these presents that we John Diskin & Thomas Osborn gentlemen, are held and firmly bound unto the worshipful Justices of Prince William County their heirs executors and administrators in the sum of two hundred pounds to the true payment whereof we bind ourselves our heirs executors administrators jointly and severally firmly by these presents as witness our hands and seals this eighteenth day of June 1735.
The condition of the above obligation is such that if the above bound John Diskin guardian of Reubin Pagett their heirs executors and administrators do & shall well & truly pay or cause to be truly paid unto the said orphans all such estate & estates that now is or hereafter shall come to the hands of the said John Diskin as soon as the said orphans shall attain so lawful age or when thereunto required by the Justice of the Peace of Prince William County Court & also to have & keep harmless the said Justices their heirs and successors from all trouble & damage that shall & may arise about the said estate then this obligation to be void or else to remain in full force and virtue. Signed sealed & delivered in the presence of Thomas Robinson.
John Diskin SEAL
Thomas Osborn SEAL
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1732-1847 Prince William County, Virginia Bond Book [Ronald Ray Turner]
April 5th 1737 (C-114)
Know all Men by these Presents that we John Champ, John Diskin & John Kinchelo are held and firmly bound unto Denis McCarty the first Justice in the Commission of Peace for Prince William County for and in behalf and to the sole use and behoof of the Justices of the said County and their successors in the sum of two thousand pounds current money to be paid to the said Denis McCarty his Executors Administrators and Assigns. To which payment well and truly to be made we bind ourselves and every of us our and every of our heirs, executors and administrators jointly and severally firmly by these presents. Sealed with our seals dated this 5th day of April 1737.
The Condition of this Obligation is such that if the above bound John Champ administrator of all the Goods, Chattels and Credits of Thomas Osborn gentleman deceased do make or cause to be made a true and perfect Inventory of all and singular the Goods, Chattels, and Credits of the said Deceased, which have, or shall come to the hands, possession, or knowledge of the said John Champ or into the hands or possession of any other person or persons for him and the same so made, do exhibit into the County Court of Prince William at such time as he shall be thereunto required by the said Court; and the same Goods, Chattels and Credits, and all other the Goods, Chattels, and Credits of the said Deceased at the time of his death or which at any time shall come to the hands, possession of the said John Champ or into the hands and possession of any other person or persons for him do well and truly administer according to Law and further do make a just and true account of his Actings and Doings therein when thereto required by the said Court and all the rest and residue of the goods Chattels and Credits which shall be found remaining upon the said administrators account, the same being first examined and allowed by the Justices of the Court for the time being shall deliver and pay unto such person or persons respectively as the said Justices by their order or Judgment shall direct pursuant to the laws in that case made and provided and if it shall hereafter appear that any Last Will and Testament was made by the Deceased and the Executor or Executors therein named do Exhibit the same into Court making request to have it allowed and approved accordingly if the said John Champ being thereunto required do render and deliver up his letter of administration approbation of such Testament being first had and maid in the Court. Then this Obligation to be void and of none effect or else to remain in full force and virtue.
Sealed, and delivered, in presence of Thomas Robinson
John Champ SEAL
John Diskin SEAL
John Kincheloe SEAL
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Prince William County VA
12 June 1735 Exec. Jour.

Collo Charles Carter having exhibited a Complaint against Thos Osbourn & John Diskin Gent. Inspectors at Quantico Warehouse in Prince William County & Divers Depositions of Witnesses taken by Orders of the County Court being read at the Board & the Complainant as well as Thos Osbourn who appeared for himself & his partner being fully heard. It is the Opinion of this Board that the said Inspectors have failed in the Discharge of their duty but for as much as the inspection of this year is near expired, It is Ordered that they be continued in their office till the last of this month & for delivering out the Tobacco which shall then remain unshipped & that they be remov'd from their Offices
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1742-1752 Fairfax County, Virginia, Will Book A;
[Eula K. Woodward];
9 Nov. 1745, Lease. John Walters, White Chapple parish, Lancaster Co. & Lawrence Washington, Truro, Fairfax, gent. 296 A. in Fairfax. Named in boundaries, corner formerly John Youngs now Francis Wright, John Diskins, Walnut Cabin Branch. Wit. Richd. Osborn, Zepha. Wade, Thos. Lewis, Elizabeth Markham, Henry Noden. Mch. 18, 1745, Page 533.
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1731-1732 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book A [June Whitehurst Johnson]:
Pages 211-215. March 15, 1731. John Diskins of Parish of Hamilton in county of Prince William to Samuel Chaplin of same... 100 a....on north side of Broad Run of Ocquan....corner to Ed. Graham....8 lbs. curr. money consideration. Deed of lease and release. John Diskin
Wit: John Champe, Antho: Seale, M. Battaley.
Recid. of Samuel Chaplin 8 lbs. curr: money in consideration March 16, 1731.
At court April 20, 1732 John Diskin acknowledged this release with receipt endorsed to Samuel Chaplin and Catesby Cocke by virtue of Power of Attorney from Elizabeth wife of John relinquished her right of Dower to land mentioned.
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1732-1735 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book B [June Whitehurst Johnson]:
Pages 145-148. Oct. 16, 1733. John Diskin of Pr. William, planter to Richard Blackburn of same, carpenter.....for 38 lbs., 5 shillings curr. money and 4000 lbs. of Tob land being in Parish of Hamilton....whereon the said John Diskin now lives formerly sold unto John Diskin by Veale by deeds of lease and release dated Sept. 9, 1730....201 a....on north side of Little Cr. in Burbridges line....to main Neapoco Cr....near Goslings pasture near Tho.
Pinson's plantation....deed of lease and release.
John Diskin
Wit: Scarlet Hancock, John Dawkins, John Chilton.
Rec'd. of Richard Blackburn sum of 38 lbs., 5 shillings curr. money and 4000 lbs. of Tob. Oct. 15, 1733.
At court Oct. 17, 1733 John Diskin acknowledged this release with receipt endorsed to Richard Blackburn.
I John Diskin of Parish of Hamilton in Pr. William, planter am held and firmly bound unto Richard Blackburn of same, carpenter in sum of 2000 lbs. curr. money to be paid to said Richard Blackburn and dated this Oct. 16, 1733.
The condition of this obligation is such whereas the above bound John Diskin hath granted unto Richard Blackburn that tract of land in Hamilton Parish on Neapsco Cr. containing 201a. Then if the said John Diskin shall satisfy and pay unto the Richard Blackburn or assign the full value of such land so taken away as the same shall be valued by two honest and knowing men chosen one by such party and shall also from time to time well and truly observe the covenants grants conditions which on his and their parts and behalf are or ought to be observed contained in the lease and release between John Diskin and Richard Blackburn for conveying the 201 a. and also if Eliz. Diskin wife of said John if she happen to out live the said John Diskin shall not claim any right of Dower or thirds of in and to the said land then this obligation to be void othewise to be and remain in full force power and virtue.
John Diskin
Wit: Scarlett Hancock, John Dawkin, John Chilton.
At court Oct. 17, 1733 John Diskin acknowledged this bond to Richard Blackburn, carpenter.
Pages 148-152. Sept. 18, 1733. John Chilton of Pr. William, planter to Richard Blackburn of same, carpent for 31 lbs. curr. money tract of land on north side of Bull Run and joyning to land of Nathaniel Russell....corner tree of land of William Daviss....at head of a br. of Little Hockey Run....land granted by patent dated Feb. 24, 1728/9 from the Proprietors to Mark Chilton father of said John Chilton.....deed of lease and release.
John (his mark) Chilton
Wit: Scarlet Hancock, John Diskin, John Dawkins.
Rec'd. of Richard Blackburn sum of 31 lbs. curr. money Sept. 19, 1733. At court Oct. 17, 1733 John Chilton acknowledged this release with which on his motion
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1740-1741 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book E [Antient Press]: Page 295-299
THIS INDENTURE made the twenty first & twenty second day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand Seven hundred forty one Between JOHN DISKIN Gent of Hamilton Parish in the County of Prince William of one part & HENRY BERRY of Hanover Parish and County of KING, GEORGE of other part Witnesseth that the said JOHN DISKIN for the sum of forty pounds Current money of Virginia hath granted unto the said HENRY BERRY in his actual possession now being by vertue of a Lease to him for one year & by force of the Statute for transferring uses into possession & to his heirs forever one hundred & thirty four acres of land being in the County of Prince William on the North side of the BULL RUN MOUNTAINS & on the North side of the North Branch of the BROAD RUN of OCCOQUON called by the Name of FORNICATION BRANCH hounded Beginning at the lower line on the Southside of FORNICATION BRANCH & runing S. E to an Hickory Corner then S. to a small black Oak on a hill side then So. E to a Chesnut tree on the South side of the Mountain then N E. to a red Oak near two other oaks on the side of another Mountain then along the Course of the PATENT to a branch that issueth out of the FORNICATION BRANCH then down the said Branch to the mouth thereof into the said FORNICATION BRANCH then down FORNICATION BRANCH to the begin in g which said Land above hounded is part of a tract of land granted to JOHN GLASCOOK by PATENT from the PROPRIETORS OFFICE dated the 22d day of April Anno 1725 containing Six hundred and thirty three acres & conveyed to the said JOHN DISKIN by Deeds of Exchange between the said JOHN DISKIN & the said JOHN GLASCOCK dated the 25th day of April 1737 Recourse being thereunto had may more fully appear, unto the said HENRY BERRY & his heirs forever the said one hundred and thirty four acres of land In Witness whereof the parties their hands & Seals have set
in presence of us THOS STRIBLING. JOHN DISKIN
ISAAC FARGUSON, JNO. BOWIE
At a Court held for Prince William County the 22d day of June 1741
JOHN DISKIN Gent acknowledged this Lease/Release for himself to HENRY BERRY to be his act and deed which is admitted to Record
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1721-1724 Essex County, Virginia Deed Book 17; [Antient Press]; Page 133-135
THIS INDENTURE made the 16th/17th December 1722 Between JOHN DISKIN of Richmond County of the one part and JOHN MACKENY and JOHN ROBERTS of Essex County of other part Witnesseth that said John Diskin for quantity of Two thousand four hundred pounds of good & lawfull Tobacco & Cask by these presents doth grant unto the said Jno. McKeny and John Roberts & their heirs & assigns one parcell of land in South farnham Parish in Essex County containing 100 acres & bounded Beginning at a marked red oak the former Corner tree to a mark of the land of PATRICK CAMMEL & running into the Woods by a line of marked trees So, West to a marked white oak corner tree standing on a hill thence SoEast to a marked red oak Corner tree thence East to the line of Cammels land by a branch to the first mentioned Station (that is to say) To John Mackeny his heirs all the land contain'd within the bounds that lie on the South side of the Run of a branch of Hoskins Swamp that runs through the afsd Parcel of land and to John Roberts his heirs all the land within the aforesd bounds that lyeth on the North side of the said Run of that branch of Hoskins Swamp that devides the sd tract of land aforesaid and all the Estate right
In presence of JOSEPH GEORGE, Jno. Diskin
ELIZABETH CLAY
At a Court held for Essex County the 15th Janry 1722
This Lease & Release of land admitted to record
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1763-1767 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book Q; Part 1 [Antient Press]: Page 256
(On margin: End. & Delvd. BRIGAR HANIE Sept, 1766)
Prince William County to wit
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JOHN DISKINS of the County of Prince William and Parish of Dettingen for the love & good will & affection which I do bear toward my Daughter, JOANNA DISKINS, of County and Parish aforesaid, have given unto said JOANNA DISKINS two Negroes Vizt. Tom & London, and delivered them to her with my own hands, and the Plantation where I live, containing Two hundred acres of land, and One bed and furniture from henceforth as her proper right forever absolutely without any manner of condition done to me as I said JOHN DISKINS have absolutely and of my own accord set & put in further Testimony. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this 11th day of August 1764
in presence of us JOHN JACKSON, JOHN DISKINS
WILLIAM WHITE, WILLIAM LAMSDOWN
At a Court held for Prince William County the 1st of October 1764
This Deed was proved by the witnesses thereto to be the act & deed of JOHN DISKINS deced, which is ordered to be Certified, but the recording thereof is postponed untill the next Court to be Contested by the other persons concerned, And at a Court held for Prince William County the 4th of March 1765, this Deed was ordered to be recorded
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Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book W, 1787-1791; (John Fredrick Dorman); Pages 2-4.
THIS INDENTURE made this 28th day of February one thousand seven hundred and Eighty seven Between BRIGAR HAINEY of State of GEORGIA of one part and JOHN FERGUSON of Commonwealth of Virginia of other part; Witnesseth that Whereas JOHN FERGUSON in Right of his Wife, JOANNA, formerly JOANNA DISKIN, hath a Claim and Demand against the said BRIGAR HANEY as Executor of JOHN DISKIN Gent., her Father, late of County aforesaid deceased, as also a Demand and Claim against the said BRIGAR HANEY for the sum of Ninety pounds and upwards with Interest thereon from the (blank) day of (blanc) in the year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and (blank) paid by said JOHN FERGUSON for a Judgment and Execution obtained by WILLIAM CARR Gent. or CARR & CO., against said BRIGAR HANEY as Executor of the said JOHN DISKIN for Securing the payment of so much of the said several demands to the said JOHN FERGUSON as are justly due and owing to him; NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that BRIGAR HANEY as well for and in consideration thereof as for the sum of Five Shillings to him in hand paid by JOHN FERGUSON, by these presents doth bargain and sell unto JOHN FERGUSON and his heirs all that tract of land containing Two hundred acres of Land more or less whereon JOHN FERGUSON now lives situate in the County of Prince William and devised to MARGARET, the Wife of the said BRIGAR HANEY by the said JOHN DISKIN. And all houses orchards profits and Emoluments to the same belonging, To have and to hold the tract of land with the appurtenances to JOHN FERGUSON and his heirs and BRIGAR HANEY and his heirs the premises aforesaid against all persons will warrant and forever Defend, PROVIDED Nevertheless that if BRIGAR HANEY shall within twelve months from this day settle his Executors Accounts of the Estate of JOHN DISKIN deceased and pay to JOHN FERGUSON whatever upon such settlement may be due to him in right of said JOANNA and also settle and pay to JOHN FERGUSON whatever may be due to him justly from BRIGAR HANEY of the said money and Interest paid by JOHN FERGUSON in manner aforesaid if said BRIGAR is or was by Law liable to JOHN FERGUSON for the same, Then This Indenture to Cease and to be of no effect and BRIGAR HANEY thereafter to repossess and enjoy his former Estate in the said lands, In Witness whereof the parties have hereunto sett their hands and seals the day & year first above written Sealed and Delivered in presence of
JOHN HAMMETT, JOHN SHUTE, BRIDGAR HAYNIE
COLIN CAMPBELL, CUTH. BULLITT JOHN FERGUSON
At a Court continued and held for Prince William County the 4th day of April 1787 This Deed from BRIDGAR HAINEY to JOHN FERGUSON was proved by the oaths of CUTHBERT BuLurr, JOHN HAMMITT and JOHN SHUTE and admitted to Record
Test ROBERT GRAHAM, Cl Curs
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1699-1701 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page 38)
HIS INDENTURE made this Ninth day of May in ye yeare of or: Lord God One thousand seven hundred Between GEORGE LOYD of ye County of Essex together wth JOANNA his Wife within ye Colony of Virginia, Planter, of ye one part, & JOHN, MARY & DANIEL DISKINS, Sonns & Daughter of DANIEL DISKINS late of ye Pish of Cittenbourn in ye County aforesd. Planter, deced of ye other part Wittnesseth that for & in consideration of a Legatie given by ye sd DANIEL DISKINS unto his sd: Sonnes & Daughter and by him ordeined to purchase land for his sd: Sonnes & Daughter, as by relation had to ye last Will & Testament of ye aforesd. DANIEL DISKINS may more at large appear, he ye sd. GEORGE LOYD hath sold & confirmed to ye sd: JOHN, MARY & DANIEL DISKINS their heirs & assignes all that tract of land containing Three hundred acres being in Parish of St. Maries & County of Essex ye sd: Three hundred acres being ye uppermost part of a certain dividend of land sold unto ye sd GEORGE LOYD by THOMAS MEADOWS of ye County of Essex, Planter, & mentioned in an Indenture undr: ye hand & seale of ye sd' THOMAS MEADOWS baring date ye Tenth day of August One thousand six hundred Ninty & nine wth: all & singular Houses tobacco houses orchards gardens timber profitts and appurtenances wt:soever to ye sd three hundred acres of land & all deeds Patents wt:soever touching any part of them To have & to hold ye sd land & all & singular ye pr:misses unto ye sd JOHN, MARY & DANIEL DISKINS their heirs & assignes forever paying ye Rent & performeing ye services wch: shall hereafter become due for & in respect of ye pr:misses aforesd, unto or: Sovereign Lord ye King, And ye sd GEORGE LOYD & JOANNA his Wife for themselves & their heirs ye sd land against him & every other persons wt:soever will warrant & for ever defend & at all times hereafter quietly enter into occupie & enjoy all & singular the before hereby granted p:misses without any trouble of ye sd GEORGE LOYD & JOANNA his Wife their heirs or any other persons wt:soever In Wittness whereof ye parties first above named have sett their hands & seales
Signed sealed & delivered in ye p:sence of us
JAMES BOUGHAN, GEORGE LOYDE
ROBERT COLEMAN JOANNA LOYD
THOMAS HUCKLESCOTT
Acknowledged & right of Dower relinquished in Essex County Court ye 10th day of May 1700 truely recorded Test FRANCIS MERIWETHER, CI Cur
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1718-1721 Essex County, Virginia Deed Book 16; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 209-12.
14-15-March 1719 [1720]. John Diskin of St. Ann's Parish; Essex County, to George Robinson of St. Mary's Parish in said county. Lease and, release; for 3000 pounds of tobacco
100 acres in St. Mary's Parish on the south side of Puesmansend Run
John Diskin
Wit Jno Vawter, Francis Paget, Will Vawter.
19 July 1720 Acknowledged by John Diskin
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1718-1721 Essex County, Virginia Deed Book 16; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 225-27.
13 Aug. 1720. John Diskin of Richmond County to Edward Raley of Essex County. Lease and release; for 100 acres conveyed unto Diskin 12 August. 100 acres in Southfarnham Parish ... by the going out of Pains bridge in the said swamp [sic] running thence by an ancient path ... to a small branch ... down the said branch including the said neck of land to the swamp.
Jno, Diskin
Wit: Ja. Alderson, Jsaper Coston, Robert Parker. 16 Aug. 1720. Acknowledged by John Diskin.
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1718-1721 Essex County, Virginia Deed Book 16; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 227-30.
15-16 Aug. 1720. Edward Reyley son and heir of Rose Reyley of Essex County to John Diskin of Richmond County. Lease and release; for 100 acres conveyed unto Reyley. 100 acres in St. Ann's Parish ... land of Patrick Camell ... tree standing on a hill ... part of 300 acres formerly sold by John Fry to Wm. Lynch and by Eliza. Lynch (widow, relict and executrix of said Wm. Lynch) bequeathed in her last will unto Jane Jones and sold by the said Jane Jones unto Rose Reyley mother of the aforesaid Edward Reyley and is now descended to the said Edward Reyley.
Edward (E) Reyley
Wit: Jasper Coston, Ja. Alderson, Robt. Parker. 16 Aug. 1720. Acknowledged by Edward Reyley.
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Prince William County, Virginia Will Book Liber C, 1734-1744; (John Fredrick Dorman); Pages 558-559.
Will of Daniel Tebbs, dated 27 Oct. 1740.
Daniel Tebbs of the County of Prince William being in good health of body.
Unto my daughter Hannah Hartley one cow and calf.
Unto ny daughter Margaret Atwell one cow and calf.
Unto my son Daniel Tebb one shilling sterling
Unto my son James Tebbs one negroe slave named Abram.
Unto my son William Tebbs one negroe slave named Great Jack
Unto my son George Tebbs one negroe slave named Topsalem
Unto my son Foushee Tebbs one negroe slave named Little Jack
Unto my daughter Charlotte Tebbs one negroe woman slave named Sarah with her increase to remain in the use of her mother Charlotte till the day of her marriage
Unto my Dearly beloved wife Charlotte Tebbs two.Negroe men slaves named Jack and Abram for and during her nauurall life and afterward to redound to the above named James and William Tebbs.
Unto my son James Tebbs one negroe slave named Frank after the death of his his mother Charolet to be valued and appraised when at the age of fifteen years by my executors and the money to be equally divided among my following four sons James Tebbs, William Tebbs, George Tebbs and Foushee Tebbe.
Unto my sons James and William Tebbs all this tract of land whereon I now dwell to be equally divided betwixt them, my son James to have my dwelling house at his mother Decease and that they pay yearly unto the said George and Fushee Tebbs five andred pounds of Tobacco each yearly for four years after the said George and Fushee shall come to the age of twenty one years.
As also all my singular and my personal estate to be valued and appraised in money and that it be equally divided amongst my loveing wife Charolet Tebbs, James Tebbs; Wilim. Tebbs, George Tebbs and Fushee Tebbs and my Daughter Charolet Tebbs.
I do likelise appoint and ordain my loveing friend John Diskin, my sons James and William Tebbs the Sole executors of his my last will and testament John Dawkins
Thos. Arington Mathew (X) Moss Thomas Attwell
28 June 1742. Presented in Court by John Diskin, Gent.,
and James Tebbs two of the executors therein named. Proved
by the oaths of John Dawkins, Thomas Arrington and Mathew Moss
three of the witnesses thereto.-
Pages 360-61. Bond of John Diskin, James Tebbs, Timothy Thornton and Nimrod Hot unto William Fairfax, Esq., justice. For 1000.
9 June 1742. John Diskin End James Tebbs are exors. of Daniel Tebbs, dec
John Diskin Janes Tebbs
Tim Thornton Nimrod Hot
29 June 1742 Ack. and adm. to record
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Prince William Co VA NN Warrants-Survey
JOHN DISKINS, Gent', 5 Sept. 1739 - 3 May 1740; 492 a. on Broad Run of Poto, Beverdam of Goose Crk; adj. John Middleton, Mr Lewis Elzey, Colo Carter, James Wood, Connyers. CC - Jos Thurman & John Buchanan. Surv. John Warner.
MR JOHN DISKINS, 24 Apr. 1740 - 9 May 1740; 705 a. on Elk Licking Br. of Cub Run on the Waggon Road; adj. Richard Meeks, John Young (now Frans Wright's). CC - John Short & Laughlin Cox. Marker - Robt Coleclaugh. Pilot - Jacob Smith. Surv. James Thomas, Junr.
MR JOHN DISKINS, 3 Aug. 1742 - 13 June 1743; 60 a. on Broad Run on Winters Br; adj. John Savage (now Majr Champ), Thomas Hart, Thomas Harper, Thomas Leechman, Val Peyton, Thomas Dalles (now Mr Foushes). CC - Richard Groves, Dixey Word. Surv. George Byrn.¹

     Elizabeth Clarke was born before 1708 at St. Mary's Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married John Diskin on 2 April 1724 at St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 1st of 3 wives.^1,2
Elizabeth Clarke died before 1754 at Hamilton Parish, Prince William Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
there was a Clarke family that moved to Prince William Co. VA from St. Mary's Parish Caroline Co. Va...exactly where the Diskins came from
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Levett, Elizabeth, widow, Prince George's Co'. 22nd Sept., 1725; 25th Nov., 1725.
To son Robert, all testator Is interest in estate in Beverly. Yorkshire, due her as relict of Robt. Levett, dec'd., and personalty; to be of age at:18.
To son John, personalty and £I50 at age of 18.
to dau, Elizabeth Duskin, bro. Daniel Mariartee, sister Margarett Sprigg and Col. James Haddock, personalty,
To daus. Margarett and Ruth Clark, residue of estate,
Exs.: Col. James Haddock and dau. Margarett Clark,
Test: Josiah Wilson, Margaret Dick, Lingan Wilson. 18,416,
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Prince William County Virginia, Deed Book A 1731-1732, Page 15
pages 211-215; Mar 15, 1732; John Diskin of Parish of Hamilton in county of Prince William to Samuel Chaplin of same, 100a, on north side of Broad Run of Ocquan, corner to Ed Graham, 8lbs curr money consideration. Elizabeth w/o John released Dower.
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1732-1735 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book B [June Whitehurst Johnson]:
Pages 145-148. Oct. 16, 1733. John Diskin of Pr. William, planter to Richard Blackburn of same, carpenter.....for 38 lbs., 5 shillings curr. money and 4000 lbs. of Tob land being in Parish of Hamilton....whereon the said John Diskin now lives formerly sold unto John Diskin by Veale by deeds of lease and release dated Sept. 9, 1730....201 a....on north side of Little Cr. in Burbridges line....to main Neapoco Cr....near Goslings pasture near Tho.
Pinson's plantation....deed of lease and release.
John Diskin
Wit: Scarlet Hancock, John Dawkins, John Chilton.
Rec'd. of Richard Blackburn sum of 38 lbs., 5 shillings curr. money and 4000 lbs. of Tob. Oct. 15, 1733.
At court Oct. 17, 1733 John Diskin acknowledged this release with receipt endorsed to Richard Blackburn.
I John Diskin of Parish of Hamilton in Pr. William, planter am held and firmly bound unto Richard Blackburn of same, carpenter in sum of 2000 lbs. curr. money to be paid to said Richard Blackburn and dated this Oct. 16, 1733.
The condition of this obligation is such whereas the above bound John Diskin hath granted unto Richard Blackburn that tract of land in Hamilton Parish on Neapsco Cr. containing 201a. Then if the said John Diskin shall satisfy and pay unto the Richard Blackburn or assign the full value of such land so taken away as the same shall be valued by two honest and knowing men chosen one by such party and shall also from time to time well and truly observe the covenants grants conditions which on his and their parts and behalf are or ought to be observed contained in the lease and release between John Diskin and Richard Blackburn for conveying the 201 a. and also if Eliz. Diskin wife of said John if she happen to out live the said John Diskin shall not claim any right of Dower or thirds of in and to the said land then this obligation to be void othewise to be and remain in full force power and virtue.
John Diskin
Wit: Scarlett Hancock, John Dawkin, John Chilton.
At court Oct. 17, 1733 John Diskin acknowledged this bond to Richard Blackburn, carpenter.
Pages 148-152. Sept. 18, 1733. John Chilton of Pr. William, planter to Richard Blackburn of same, carpent for 31 lbs. curr. money tract of land on north side of Bull Run and joyning to land of Nathaniel Russell....corner tree of land of William Daviss....at head of a br. of Little Hockey Run....land granted by patent dated Feb. 24, 1728/9 from the Proprietors to Mark Chilton father of said John Chilton.....deed of lease and release.
John (his mark) Chilton
Wit: Scarlet Hancock, John Diskin, John Dawkins.
Rec'd. of Richard Blackburn sum of 31 lbs. curr. money Sept. 19, 1733. At court Oct. 17, 1733 John Chilton acknowledged this release with which on his motion.¹

     Frances (?) was born circa 1696.¹ She married Cornelius McCarty circa 1712 at Stafford Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 2nd husband.² Frances (?) married John Diskin on 19 June 1755 at Prince William Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 2nd of 3 wives; her 1st of 2 husbands.¹
Frances (?) died before 1762 at Hamilton Parish, Prince William Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1748-1767 Stafford County, Virginia Will Book O; [Antient Press];
p. 301 In the Name of God Amen I CORNELIUS McCARTY of Parish of Dettinghen in County of Prince William Planter being at this time sick but of perfect sence do hereby make this my last Will & Testament revoking all former wills I first recomend Soul to God desire that my body be decently buried. First It is my desire that all my just debts and funeral expences be paid. Item I give unto my beloved Wife FRANCES McCARTY and her heirs all my Estate both real & personal. Lastly I do hereby constitute my afsd wife Frances McCarty Executrix of this my will .. 21 May 1754. Cornelius McCarty
Presence Henry Lee, Wm. Naylor, Wm. Walker
At Court held for Stafford County April 8th 1755 The within Last Will & Testament of Cornelius McCarty was presented into Court by Frances McCarty Executrix therein named who made oath .. further proved admitted to record .. Cert granted for obtaining Probate ..
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1743-1752 King George County, Virginia Deed Book 3; [Antient Press];
Page 193-198 Indenture made 2nd/3rd July 1747 between CORNELIUS McCARTIE of Hamilton Parish Prince William County Planter & Francis his wife of one part & ROBERT MONDAY of Hanover Parish King George County Planter .. by deeds of lease & release .. for sum Fifty five pounds current money & one crop Hogshead of Tobacco weighing nine hundred and seventy & the cask sold 100 acres in Brunswick Parish bounded .. main branch of Omen Creek on SAMUEL DISHMANS line .. to dividing line of ROBERT PECK & HENRY BERRY .. main branch .. which said land is part of a Tract formerly granted by Patent to ROBERT KING bearing date 18th May 1669 & sold to Robert Peck & Henry Berry .. sold by said Robert Peck to JOHN OREO & MARY his wife during their Natural lives & then to their Daughter MARGARET GLASCOCK .. her heirs .. relation to Patent of Conveyances ..
Presence Wm. Longmire, Cornelius McCartie
Andr. Doniphan, Benja. Strother Frances McCartie
At a court held 3d July 1747 .. Deeds of lease & release with Receipt for consideration money recorded .. said Frances being solely & privily Examined acknowledged her free consent ..
Know all men .. I Cornelius McCartie .. am bound unto Robert Monday .. in sum One hundred and ten pounds & two thousand pounds of Tobacco .. 3d July 1747. Condition .. if truly observe all .. covenants .. above to be void else remain ..
Presence Wm. Longmire, Cornelius McCartie
Andr. Doniphan, Benja. Strother
At a court held 3rd July 1747 .. Bond recorded. (Antient Press)
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1748-1749 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book L [Antient Press]: Page 234-236
THIS INDENTURE made the eighteenth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and forty Nine Between BERTRAND EWELL of the County of Prince William of one part and CORNELIUS McCARTY of the County aforesaid of other part Witnesseth that the said BERTRAND EWELL of the rents and covenants herein contained on behalf of the said CORNELIUS McCARTY his heirs to be paid hath Leased and to farm letter unto the said CORNELIUS McCARTY all that parcel of land on the POTOMACK RIVER in the County aforesaid and bounded as by a Survey made by sd BERTRAND EWELL, for said MeeCARTY when he liv'd at SANDY POINT begining at a MIREY CLAY PLACE about the Middle of the BAY from FREESTONE POINT to SANDY POINT running from thence South across the Neck of POWELLS CREEK thence along the said Creek to the POTOMACK RIVER side & from thence along the Meanders of the River & LAY of NEABSCO to the beginning containing and agreed on for Two hundred acres of land To Have and To Hold unto the said CORNELIUS McCARTY his heirs and Admrs, during the natural lives of him the said CORNELIUS McCARTY, FRANS, his Wife& BERTRAND EWELL & during the natural life of the longest living paying therefore unto the sd BERTRD EWELL his heirs the sum of Nine hundred Fifty pounds of Neat Tobo in one Cask with the Quitrents due to the PROPRIETOR on the Twenty fifth of March yearly provided always that if it happen the sd rents be unpaid by one whole month and no sufficient distress can be found it shall be lawful' for said BERTRAND EWELL into the lands to reenter & to repossess and the said CORNELIUS MeeCARTY is not to sell or make any waste of Timber only what is necessary for the plantations use. In Witness whereof the parties have set their hands & seals
in presence of JNO. BRYAN, BERTRAND EWELL
RICHD CRUPPER. THOS. T WELCH CORNELIOUS McCARTY
At a Court held for the County of Prince William the 28th day of August 1749 BERTRAND EWELL gent acknowledged this Lease to be his act and deed and CORNELIUS McCARTY acknowledged the same for as much as concerns his part which is admitted to record.¹

     Cornelius McCarty was born in 1692.¹ He married Frances (?) circa 1712 at Stafford Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 2nd husband.¹
Cornelius McCarty died on 8 April 1755 at Dettinghen Parish, Prince William Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
not proved to these parents
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1748-1767 Stafford County, Virginia Will Book O; [Antient Press]; Page 301 In the Name of God Amen I CORNELIUS McCARTY of Parish of Dettinghen in County of Prince William Planter being at this time sick but of perfect sence do hereby make this my last Will & Testament revoking all former wills I first recomend Soul to God desire that my body be decently buried. First It is my desire that all my just debts and funeral expences be paid. Item I give unto my beloved Wife FRANCES McCARTY and her heirs all my Estate both real & personal. Lastly I do hereby constitute my afsd wife Frances McCarty Executrix of this my will .. 21 May 1754. Cornelius McCarty
Presence Henry Lee, Wm. Naylor, Wm. Walker
At Court held for Stafford County April 8th 1755 The within Last Will & Testament of Cornelius McCarty was presented into Court by Frances McCarty Executrix therein named who made oath .. further proved admitted to record .. Cert granted for obtaining Probate ..
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1739-1743 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book [Mike Marshall]; Page 89
At a called court held at the courthouse of the said county the 31st day of March 1741 for the examination of James Maxwell, taylor being charged with stealing a negro from James Butler of Stafford County as also sundry evidences concerning the said fact..
Present
Henry Lee Samuel Oldham
William Fairfax John Watts Gent Justices
Andrew Monroe George Lee
James Berryman
Court proclaimed
The said James Maxwell appeared at barr and the warrant under the hand of Andrew [Page 89a] Monroe, Gent one of his majesties justices for the said county was read whereupon the said Maxwell was charged with the fact aforesaid. To which he answered, by Caven Dulany his attorney, that he was not guilty. Then William Wharton, James Butler and John Shotwell were all sworn evidences on behalf of our Sovereign Lord the King against the said James Maxwell and severally examined and their depositions taken in writing and after hearing the whole matter debated and due consideration thereon had by the court. It is the opinion of this court that he the said James Maxwell ought to be tried for the fact aforesaid whereof his is accused before the Honorable the General Court as a felon within the meaning of the act of assembly. Whereupon the said James Maxwell moving to give bail for his appearance at the general court aforesaid and the same being granted he the said James Maxwell together with John Shotwell and Cornelius McCarty came into court and recognized the said James Maxwell the principle in the sum of 500 pounds current money of Virginia and the said John Shotwell and Cornelius McCarty his said securities each in the sum of 250 pounds of like money payable to our Sovereign Lord King George the Second his heirs and successors and leviable on their and each of their goods and chattles lands and tenements for his the said James Maxwell personal appearance before the Honorable the General Court aforesaid at the capital in the city of Williamsburgh on the 4th day of the next court then and there to stand to and abide the final judgment of the said court in the trial of the fact aforesaid; and for that it is considered by this court and thought necessary that the evidences aforesaid should not fail attending the trial aforesaid to be had before the Honorable General Court aforesaid they are required and accordingly they the said William Wharton, James Butler and John Shotwell do now before this court severally recognize each in the sum of 40 pounds current money of Virginia payable to our Sovereign Lord King George the Second and his heirs and successors and liable on their and each of their goods and chattles lands and tenements for their and each of their personal appearance before the Honorable the General Court aforesaid at the capital in the city of Williamsburgh on the 4th day of the next court then and there to give testimony on behalf of our said Sovereign Lord the King against the said James Maxwell touching and concerning the fact aforesaid.
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1735-1743 King George County Deed Book 3 (Antient Press); Page 193-198 Indenture made 2nd/3rd July 1747 between CORNELIUS McCARTIE of Hamilton Parish Prince William County Planter & Francis his wife of one part & ROBERT MONDAY of Hanover Parish King George County Planter .. by deeds of lease & release .. for sum Fifty five pounds current money & one crop Hogshead of Tobacco weighing nine hundred and seventy & the cask sold 100 acres in Brunswick Parish bounded .. main branch of Omen Creek on SAMUEL DISHMANS line .. to dividing line of ROBERT PECK & HENRY BERRY .. main branch .. which said land is part of a Tract formerly granted by Patent to ROBERT KING bearing date 18th May 1669 & sold to Robert Peck & Henry Berry .. sold by said Robert Peck to JOHN OREO & MARY his wife during their Natural lives & then to their Daughter MARGARET GLASCOCK .. her heirs .. relation to Patent of Conveyances ..
Presence Wm. Longmire, Cornelius McCartie
Andr. Doniphan, Benja. Strother Frances McCartie
At a court held 3d July 1747 .. Deeds of lease & release with Receipt for consideration money recorded .. said Frances being solely & privily Examined acknowledged her free consent ..
Know all men .. I Cornelius McCartie .. am bound unto Robert Monday .. in sum One hundred and ten pounds & two thousand pounds of Tobacco .. 3d July 1747. Condition .. if truly observe all .. covenants .. above to be void else remain ..
Presence Wm. Longmire, Cornelius McCartie
Andr. Doniphan, Benja. Strother
At a court held 3rd July 1747 .. Bond recorded. (Antient Press)
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1748-1749 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book L [Antient Press]: Page 234-236
THIS INDENTURE made the eighteenth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and forty Nine Between BERTRAND EWELL of the County of Prince William of one part and CORNELIUS McCARTY of the County aforesaid of other part Witnesseth that the said BERTRAND EWELL of the rents and covenants herein contained on behalf of the said CORNELIUS McCARTY his heirs to be paid hath Leased and to farm letter unto the said CORNELIUS McCARTY all that parcel of land on the POTOMACK RIVER in the County aforesaid and bounded as by a Survey made by sd BERTRAND EWELL, for said MeeCARTY when he liv'd at SANDY POINT begining at a MIREY CLAY PLACE about the Middle of the BAY from FREESTONE POINT to SANDY POINT running from thence South across the Neck of POWELLS CREEK thence along the said Creek to the POTOMACK RIVER side & from thence along the Meanders of the River & LAY of NEABSCO to the beginning containing and agreed on for Two hundred acres of land To Have and To Hold unto the said CORNELIUS McCARTY his heirs and Admrs, during the natural lives of him the said CORNELIUS McCARTY, FRANS, his Wife& BERTRAND EWELL & during the natural life of the longest living paying therefore unto the sd BERTRD EWELL his heirs the sum of Nine hundred Fifty pounds of Neat Tobo in one Cask with the Quitrents due to the PROPRIETOR on the Twenty fifth of March yearly provided always that if it happen the sd rents be unpaid by one whole month and no sufficient distress can be found it shall be lawful' for said BERTRAND EWELL into the lands to reenter & to repossess and the said CORNELIUS MeeCARTY is not to sell or make any waste of Timber only what is necessary for the plantations use. In Witness whereof the parties have set their hands & seals
in presence of JNO. BRYAN, BERTRAND EWELL
RICHD CRUPPER. THOS. T WELCH CORNELIOUS McCARTY
At a Court held for the County of Prince William the 28th day of August 1749 BERTRAND EWELL gent acknowledged this Lease to be his act and deed and CORNELIUS McCARTY acknowledged the same for as much as concerns his part which is admitted to record.¹

     Agatha Ayres was born circa 1697 at South Farnham Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Thomas Nash before 1725 at North Farnham Parish, Richmond Co., Virginia, USA,
;
Her 2nd of 2 husbands.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Agatha Ayres, b. Abt 1697, South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia d. Bef 1 Oct 1764, Prince William County, Virginia (Age ~ 67 years)
Marriage     Bef 1725      North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Elizabeth Nash, b. 6 Aug 1725, North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia d. 3 Nov 1726, North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia (Age 1 year) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     2. Thomas Nash, b. 3 Jan 1727, North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia d. Aft 1749, North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia (Age > 23 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     3. John Nash, b. 2 Dec 1729, North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia [Father: natural] [Mother: natural].^2,1 Agatha Ayres married John Diskin on 14 November 1763 at Richmond Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 3rd of 3 wives; her 1st of 2 husbands.^1,3
Agatha Ayres died before 1 October 1764 at Prince William Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
- Thomas NASH, will; 26 Nov 1748, 3 Jul 1749
son Thomas 50 ac. next to the land of William DUDLEY; wife Agatha; dau. Anne; ex: wife; wits: Richard T. JESPER, John JESPER, William DUDLEY.
p.574 - Joseph RUSSELL, inv; [nd.]
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1724-1728 Essex County, Virginia Deed Book 18; [Antient Press]; Page 271-273
THIS INDENTURE made the Sixteenth/Seventeenth day of July 1727 Between THOMAS NASH & AGATHY his Wife of Parish of Northfarnham in County of Richmond Planter of one part & PITTMAN SCANDRETT of the City of Bristoll in great Brittain Merchant Witnesseth that the said Thomas Nash & Agathy his Wife for sum of Sixteen pounds Sterling money by these presents do grant unto said Pittman Scandrett fifty acres in parish of Southfarnham & County of Essex which said fifty acres are part of 200 acres sold by JOHN GRIFFING to WILLIAM AYRES deced Father of the said Agathy by Deed dated the 10th December 1696 and recorded in County of Essex which said Land descended to her the said Agathy as being one of the daughters and coheirs of the said William Ayres deced
In presence of SAMUEL GIBBONS, Thos Nash Junr
ASTIN PASSON; MICALL SHORT
At Court held for Essex County the 1 th day of July 1727
This Lease and Release of land Indented admitted to record (the said Agathy being first privily Examined)
I the within named Thomas Nash do acknowledge have reced of Pittman Scandrett the consideration money mentioned I say reced Thos. Nash
Test Samuel Gibbons, Astin Passon, Michall Short
Acknowledged in Essex County Court the 18th day of July 1727 & admitted to record.
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1733-1738 Essex Co Va Deed Book
Page 396-404 THIS INDENTURE made the Seven and Twentieth and the Eight and Twentieth day of January in the Eleventh year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the second 1737 Between PITMAN SCANDRETT of the City of Bristol! Merchant of one part and ISAAC SCANDRETT of Tapahanock in the County of Essex in the Dominion of Virginia Merchant but now Resident in the City of Bristol in the Kingdom of Great Brittain Witnesseth that for the sum Five hundred pounds of Lawful Brittish money to the said Pitman Scandrett by the said Isaac Scandrett in hand truly paid he the said Pitman Scandrett path granted unto the said Isaac Scandrett (in his actual possession now being by force of Indenture for one whole year and of the Statute for Transferring of uses into posesssion ) and to his heirs and assigns for ever all those two lotts or half acres of ground being in the TOWN of TAPPAHANOCK in the County of Essex in Virginia aforesaid together with all houses buildings thereon erected and built which said lotts of ground the said Pitman Scandrett sometime since bought from JOSEPH SMITH Gentleman, also all that tract of land containing Fifty acres which said Pitman Scandrett sometime since also bought from THOMAS NASH Planter and AGATHA his Wife and also all that one other parcel of land conteyning Fifty acres since also bought by said Pitman Scandrett from THOMAS EVETT and CATHARINE his Wife also all that one other parcell of land lying near the PISCATAWAY conteyning by estimation Sixty one acres of land purchased by the said Pitman Scandrett from JOHN BATES SENR, and also all that one other parcell of land conteyning Two hundred and forty acres of land purchased by said Pitman Scandrett from ANDREW BAGGE and also all that one other tract of land conteyning Fifty acres some time since also bought from AUSTIN PARSONS for the natural! Ides of him the said Austin Parsons and also all that one other tract of land conteyning Fifty acres bought from MARK THOMAS for the natural! life of said Mark Thomas all which several! tracts of land are in the Parish of Southfarnham in said County of Essex and all other the lands of him the said Pitman Scandrett in Tappahannock and Southfarnham aforesaid in said County of Essex or else where in the Dominion of Virginia with their and every of their rights and appurtenances and all houses, outhouses, Servant Slaves, Cattle, Horses, goods, chattels priviledge whatsoever In presence of DANLL. WILLIAMS, Pitman Scandrett
GEORGE DAY, WILLIAM WATERS
At a Court held for Essex County at Tappa, on the xxth day of June MDCCXXXVIII Daniel Williams and George Day made Oath that they did see Pitman Scandrett seal and deliver this Indenture with Receipt thereon to Isaac Scandrett as his act and deed.¹

     Thomas Nash was born before 1700 at North Farnham Parish, Richmond Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Agatha Ayres before 1725 at North Farnham Parish, Richmond Co., Virginia, USA,
;
Her 2nd of 2 husbands.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Agatha Ayres, b. Abt 1697, South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia d. Bef 1 Oct 1764, Prince William County, Virginia (Age ~ 67 years)
Marriage     Bef 1725      North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Elizabeth Nash, b. 6 Aug 1725, North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia d. 3 Nov 1726, North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia (Age 1 year) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     2. Thomas Nash, b. 3 Jan 1727, North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia d. Aft 1749, North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia (Age > 23 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
     3. John Nash, b. 2 Dec 1729, North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia [Father: natural] [Mother: natural].^1,2
Thomas Nash died on 29 November 1748 at North Farnham Parish, Richmond Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1725-1753 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 5 [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page
- Thomas NASH, will; 26 Nov 1748, 3 Jul 1749
son Thomas 50 ac. next to the land of William DUDLEY;
wife Agatha;
dau. Anne;
ex: wife;
wits: Richard T. JESPER, John JESPER, William DUDLEY.
p.574 - Thomas NASH, inv; ord. 3 Jul 1749. p.579
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1717-1725 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 4 [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page 126
- Patrick DUNE, will; 21 Apr 1719, 5 Aug 1719
wife; sons Robert and John;
s-i-1 Samuel WEATHERS;
fr. Thomas NASH, Thomas NASH Jr; Giles WEBB;
ex: wife;
wits: Daniel BENTLEY, Thomas NASH, Edward JONES.
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1725-1753 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 5 [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page 104
- Thomas NASH, NFP, will; 7 Aug 1732, 4 Jun 1733
son Thomas all land;
Thomas BARBER;
Charles DOBYNS;
grson. Thomas NASH;
my violin to grson. William DOBYNS;
daus. Sarah DOBYNS and Anne BARBER;
ex: wife and sons;
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1724-1728 Essex County, Virginia Deed Book 18; [Antient Press]; Page 271-273
THIS INDENTURE made the Sixteenth/Seventeenth day of July 1727 Between THOMAS NASH & AGATHY his Wife of Parish of Northfarnham in County of Richmond Planter of one part & PITTMAN SCANDRETT of the City of Bristoll in great Brittain Merchant Witnesseth that the said Thomas Nash & Agathy his Wife for sum of Sixteen pounds Sterling money by these presents do grant unto said Pittman Scandrett fifty acres in parish of Southfarnham & County of Essex which said fifty acres are part of 200 acres sold by JOHN GRIFFING to WILLIAM AYRES deced Father of the said Agathy by Deed dated the 10th December 1696 and recorded in County of Essex which said Land descended to her the said Agathy as being one of the daughters and coheirs of the said William Ayres deced
In presence of SAMUEL GIBBONS, Thos Nash Junr
ASTIN PASSON; MICALL SHORT
At Court held for Essex County the 1 th day of July 1727
This Lease and Release of land Indented admitted to record (the said Agathy being first privily Examined)
I the within named Thomas Nash do acknowledge have reced of Pittman Scandrett the consideration money mentioned I say reced Thos. Nash
Test Samuel Gibbons, Astin Passon, Michall Short
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1725-1729 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 8; Part 3 [Antient Press]; Page 457
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that wee THOMAS NASH, JUNR, and THOMAS NASH of County of Richmond are held and firmly bound unto the Worshipfull Justices of County of Richmond in the sum of one hundred pounds Sterling, to which payment well and truely to be made wee bind our selves our heirs firmly by these presents; Witness our hands and seals the 3d day of July Anno Domini 1728
THE CONDICON of this obligacon is such that if the above bound THOMAS NASH, JUNR., shall well and truely pay unto STEPHEN LUCAS or to whom else is shall of right belong all such Estate or Estates belonging to STEPHEN LUCAS as is or shall come hereafter to his hands when or as soon as STEPHEN LUCAS shall attain to lawfull age, or when thereunto required by the Court, and also save and keep harmless the Justices their heirs from all trouble or damages which shall or may arise about the Estate, Then the above obligacon to be void. otherwise to remain and be in full force and vertue
Sign'd Seal'd and DD in the presence of
(no witnesses recorded) THOS: NASH, JUNR.
THO: NASH
Acknowledged in Richmond County Court the third day of July 1728 by THOMAS NASH, JUNR. and THOMAS NASH and ordered to be recorded
Test M. BECKWITH, CI Cur.¹

     Benjamin Strother (III) was born after 1730 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Benjamin Strother (III) died after 1776 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 352-353
TO ALL TO WHOM these presents shall come Know Ye that I WILLIAM STROTHER of County of Culpeper for natural love and affection I bear to my Sister MARY STROTHER and for sum five shillings current money of. Viriginia have granted all my right & title to three Negroes slaves left by my Father BENJAMIN STROTHER to be equally divided between myself, my said Sister Mary & my Brother BENJAMIN STROTHER named Bess, James & Cyrus which said third part of the said slaves I do grant to the said Mary I have set my hand this 5th day of December 1776.
Presence CHARLES DAVENPORT, William Strother
MICHAEL BURRASS
At a Court held for Culpeper County 16th Decr 1776 This Indented Deed of Gift Orderd to be recorded.¹

     Mary Strother was born after 1730 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Mary Strother died after 1776 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 352-353
TO ALL TO WHOM these presents shall come Know Ye that I WILLIAM STROTHER of County of Culpeper for natural love and affection I bear to my Sister MARY STROTHER and for sum five shillings current money of. Viriginia have granted all my right & title to three Negroes slaves left by my Father BENJAMIN STROTHER to be equally divided between myself, my said Sister Mary & my Brother BENJAMIN STROTHER named Bess, James & Cyrus which said third part of the said slaves I do grant to the said Mary I have set my hand this 5th day of December 1776.
Presence CHARLES DAVENPORT, William Strother
MICHAEL BURRASS
At a Court held for Culpeper County 16th Decr 1776 This Indented Deed of Gift Orderd to be recorded.¹
;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 352-353
TO ALL TO WHOM these presents shall come Know Ye that I WILLIAM STROTHER of County of Culpeper for natural love and affection I bear to my Sister MARY STROTHER and for sum five shillings current money of. Viriginia have granted all my right & title to three Negroes slaves left by my Father BENJAMIN STROTHER to be equally divided between myself, my said Sister Mary & my Brother BENJAMIN STROTHER named Bess, James & Cyrus which said third part of the said slaves I do grant to the said Mary I have set my hand this 5th day of December 1776.
Presence CHARLES DAVENPORT, William Strother
MICHAEL BURRASS
At a Court held for Culpeper County 16th Decr 1776 This Indented Deed of Gift Orderd to be recorded.²

     William Strother was born after 1730 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹
William Strother died after 1776 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 352-353
TO ALL TO WHOM these presents shall come Know Ye that I WILLIAM STROTHER of County of Culpeper for natural love and affection I bear to my Sister MARY STROTHER and for sum five shillings current money of. Viriginia have granted all my right & title to three Negroes slaves left by my Father BENJAMIN STROTHER to be equally divided between myself, my said Sister Mary & my Brother BENJAMIN STROTHER named Bess, James & Cyrus which said third part of the said slaves I do grant to the said Mary I have set my hand this 5th day of December 1776.
Presence CHARLES DAVENPORT, William Strother
MICHAEL BURRASS
At a Court held for Culpeper County 16th Decr 1776 This Indented Deed of Gift Orderd to be recorded.¹
;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 352-353
TO ALL TO WHOM these presents shall come Know Ye that I WILLIAM STROTHER of County of Culpeper for natural love and affection I bear to my Sister MARY STROTHER and for sum five shillings current money of. Viriginia have granted all my right & title to three Negroes slaves left by my Father BENJAMIN STROTHER to be equally divided between myself, my said Sister Mary & my Brother BENJAMIN STROTHER named Bess, James & Cyrus which said third part of the said slaves I do grant to the said Mary I have set my hand this 5th day of December 1776.
Presence CHARLES DAVENPORT, William Strother
MICHAEL BURRASS
At a Court held for Culpeper County 16th Decr 1776 This Indented Deed of Gift Orderd to be recorded.²

     Amanda Boone was born on 6 October 1802 at Meade Co., Kentucky, USA.¹ She married Rev. James Nall, son of Martin Nalle Sr. (III) and Nancy Winifred Yancey, on 23 September 1822
; Possibly his 2nd? of 2? wives; her 1st of 2 husbands.¹
Amanda Boone died on 13 July 1852 at Hardin Co., Kentucky, USA, at age 49.¹
Amanda Boone was buried after 13 July 1852 at Blue Ball Baptist Cemetery, Hardin Co., Kentucky, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Amanda Boone Nall

     Enoch Morgan Boone was born on 10 October 1777 at Boonesborough, Madison Co., Kentucky, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth Lucy "Eliza" Goldman in 1797.²

Enoch Morgan Boone died on 8 February 1862 at Meade Co., Kentucky, USA, at age 84.¹
Enoch Morgan Boone was buried after 8 February 1862 at Boone Cemetery, Muldraugh, Meade Co., Kentucky, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Enoch Morgan Boone

     Elizabeth Lucy "Eliza" Goldman was born in 1776 at Virginia, USA.¹ She married Enoch Morgan Boone, son of Squire Boone Jr. and Jane "Big Granny" Van Cleave, in 1797.¹

Elizabeth Lucy "Eliza" Goldman died on 30 November 1858.¹
Elizabeth Lucy "Eliza" Goldman was buried after 30 November 1858 at Boone Cemetery, Muldraugh, Meade Co., Kentucky, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Elizabeth Lucy “Eliza” Goldman Boone
Birth     1776, Virginia, USA
Death     30 Nov 1858 (aged 81–82)
Burial     Boone Cemetery, Muldraugh, Meade County, Kentucky, USA
Wife of Enoch Boone, (son of Squire, Daniel's brother) - maiden Galman sp. Goldman
Family Members
Spouse
     Enoch Morgan Boone 1777–1862 (m. 1797)
Children
     Elizabeth "Eliza" Boone Withers 1799–1826
     Clayton Boone 1800–1841
     Amanda Boone Nall 1802–1852
     George Whitfield Boone 1805–1841
     Lucy Jane Boone Fitch 1813–1892
Created by: TreasureTradin
Added: May 10, 2008
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 26733388.¹

     Susannah Batsel was born on 7 January 1774 at Virginia, USA.¹ She married William Nalle, son of James Nalle and Elizabeth Kelly, on 6 November 1792 at Bardstown, Nelson Co., Kentucky, USA,
;
His 1st of 2 wives
Wm. Nalle in the Kentucky, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1783-1965
Susannah Batsel died circa 10 May 1810;
Per Dolphin & Nall [1978:57]: "Susannah (Batsel) Nail is believed to have died probably in 1810 after the birth of a son on 19 May 1 and before the enumeration of the 1810 census which began on the first Monday in August."³

     Nancy Nalle was born in 1796.¹
     Nancy Nalle was listed as a resident in John Nalle and Elizabeth Nalle's household in the census report on 6 August 1810 at Bardstown, Nelson Co., Kentucky, USA;
John Nall in the 1810 United States Federal Census

There were two John NALLE's in the 1810 census for Bardstown, Nelson co., KY. However, I seem to have records for three John NALLE's who might have been in Bardstown at this time.
1. John NALLE (1766-1811) - son of Francis and Anne (GATEWOOD) NALLE
2. John NALLE II (c1728-1817) - son of John and Mary (BROWNE) NALLE
3. John NALLE III (1755-1828) - son of John II and Elizabeth (PARKER) NALLE

Four NALLE households are listed on p. 36 of the 1810 federal census:
Line#     Name          
9     John (Jr.)NALLE     
10     John (Sr.)NALLE     
11     WilliamNALLE     
37     James F. NALLE     

     Based on the apparent lack of a spouse for the John in this listing, I believe that this is more likely to be the John #1, above (the son of Francis and Anne (GATEWOOD) NALLE). If John #1 was a widower by this time, the women in his household could be an adult daughter or daughter-in-law and her three daughters (his granddaughters).
     On the other hand, Yancey [1994:48] shows a second wife for this John, an Elizabeth NALLE (1774-1828, dau. of Marting III NALLE 1736-1806). This Elizabeth is reported to have remarried after John's 1811 death and died in Hardin Co., KY in 1828. Thus, if this is the correct John, and if he had a second wife living with him in 1810, the older woman listed could be Elizabeth (NALLE) NALLE. Yancy [1994:49 lists three daughters who would match three of the four young girls enumerated.
     Per Yancey [1994:48] :
     The William NALLE could be John's cousin, who married John's wife, Elizabeth (NALLE) NALLE) after John's death.

p. 36, line 10

     Lucy Nalle was born circa 1798.¹
     Lucy Nalle was listed as a resident in John Nalle and Elizabeth Nalle's household in the census report on 6 August 1810 at Bardstown, Nelson Co., Kentucky, USA;
John Nall in the 1810 United States Federal Census

There were two John NALLE's in the 1810 census for Bardstown, Nelson co., KY. However, I seem to have records for three John NALLE's who might have been in Bardstown at this time.
1. John NALLE (1766-1811) - son of Francis and Anne (GATEWOOD) NALLE
2. John NALLE II (c1728-1817) - son of John and Mary (BROWNE) NALLE
3. John NALLE III (1755-1828) - son of John II and Elizabeth (PARKER) NALLE

Four NALLE households are listed on p. 36 of the 1810 federal census:
Line#     Name          
9     John (Jr.)NALLE     
10     John (Sr.)NALLE     
11     WilliamNALLE     
37     James F. NALLE     

     Based on the apparent lack of a spouse for the John in this listing, I believe that this is more likely to be the John #1, above (the son of Francis and Anne (GATEWOOD) NALLE). If John #1 was a widower by this time, the women in his household could be an adult daughter or daughter-in-law and her three daughters (his granddaughters).
     On the other hand, Yancey [1994:48] shows a second wife for this John, an Elizabeth NALLE (1774-1828, dau. of Marting III NALLE 1736-1806). This Elizabeth is reported to have remarried after John's 1811 death and died in Hardin Co., KY in 1828. Thus, if this is the correct John, and if he had a second wife living with him in 1810, the older woman listed could be Elizabeth (NALLE) NALLE. Yancy [1994:49 lists three daughters who would match three of the four young girls enumerated.
     Per Yancey [1994:48] :
     The William NALLE could be John's cousin, who married John's wife, Elizabeth (NALLE) NALLE) after John's death.

p. 36, line 10

     Winnefred Nalle was born circa 1802.¹
     Winnefred Nalle was listed as a resident in John Nalle and Elizabeth Nalle's household in the census report on 6 August 1810 at Bardstown, Nelson Co., Kentucky, USA;
John Nall in the 1810 United States Federal Census

There were two John NALLE's in the 1810 census for Bardstown, Nelson co., KY. However, I seem to have records for three John NALLE's who might have been in Bardstown at this time.
1. John NALLE (1766-1811) - son of Francis and Anne (GATEWOOD) NALLE
2. John NALLE II (c1728-1817) - son of John and Mary (BROWNE) NALLE
3. John NALLE III (1755-1828) - son of John II and Elizabeth (PARKER) NALLE

Four NALLE households are listed on p. 36 of the 1810 federal census:
Line#     Name          
9     John (Jr.)NALLE     
10     John (Sr.)NALLE     
11     WilliamNALLE     
37     James F. NALLE     

     Based on the apparent lack of a spouse for the John in this listing, I believe that this is more likely to be the John #1, above (the son of Francis and Anne (GATEWOOD) NALLE). If John #1 was a widower by this time, the women in his household could be an adult daughter or daughter-in-law and her three daughters (his granddaughters).
     On the other hand, Yancey [1994:48] shows a second wife for this John, an Elizabeth NALLE (1774-1828, dau. of Marting III NALLE 1736-1806). This Elizabeth is reported to have remarried after John's 1811 death and died in Hardin Co., KY in 1828. Thus, if this is the correct John, and if he had a second wife living with him in 1810, the older woman listed could be Elizabeth (NALLE) NALLE. Yancy [1994:49 lists three daughters who would match three of the four young girls enumerated.
     Per Yancey [1994:48] :
     The William NALLE could be John's cousin, who married John's wife, Elizabeth (NALLE) NALLE) after John's death.

p. 36, line 10

     R. Dudley Crossley was born in October 1800.¹
R. Dudley Crossley died on 13 October 1884.¹
R. Dudley Crossley was buried after 13 October 1884 at Still Pond UMC Cemetery, Still Pond, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
Per Find a Grave:
R. Dudley Crossley