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| 151 | ! 11 Aug 1824 — Henry Robinson and Miss Frances M. Boush. Aleander Tunstall, security. Note: The above couple were married by the Rev. John H. Wingfield, rector of Trinity P. E. Church, Portsmouth, Va. August 16, 1824. | BOUSH, FRANCES MARIA (I243305)
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| 152 | ! 15 Feb 1779: James Bruce's Will dated 2 Aug 1779, probated 15 Feb 1779. I, James Bruce of CC, am in perfect health and sound memory. To John Bruce - 87 £ old currency. To Walter Bruce - Negro Sarah and future increase, Negro Mary, Negro Charles, Negro Ned. To Jane Ludwell Bruce - a Negro boy named Charles and mourning ring, Executor: Walter Bruce. Signed Aug 2, 1779 - James Bruce. Wit - Theops Yates, Charles Yates, Probated on Feb 15, 1783 by the oath of Doctor Walter Bruce, the executor and by the oath of witness Charles Yates. Charles County Maryland Will Book B-1, 1782-1785; Page 114. | BRUCE, JAMES (I87218)
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| 153 | ! 16 Aug 1620: Will of Stanley Flowerdewe of Scottowe co. Orfolk, gentleman, dated 10 May 1620. (Abstact) I bequeath all of my goods to my kinsman Hammond Claxton of Gray' Inn, co Middlesex esquire, to be disposed of by him for the better maintenance of my mother, so that no part comes into the hands of her husband my father in law Captian Godfrey Garrett. And whereas, I have mortgaged certain lands in Hethersett co, Norfolk to my said father in law for 300 pounds, I will that my heirs at the common law shall pay him th money due for the redemption of the said lands, and then to have the said lands to them and theier heirs forever. Executor. My Kinsman, Hammon Claxton. Witnesses Cha. Walker, Richard Jarvis, Elizabeth Walker, Anne Jarvis, John Dyson, Public notary. Proved on the 16th of August 1620 by Hammond Claxton, the executor. Tylers Quarterly Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Vol II, No. 2, p. 125. !4 Dec 1626: Will of Martha Garrett of Scottow co. Norfolk, dated 3 February 1625/26. (Abstract) I bequeath to Edmund Rossingham my grandson all my messuages and lands in Scottow or elsewhere in the county of Norfolk, and to his hiers for ever. I give unto my daughter Temporaunce Yardie alis Flowerdew my seal ring of gold. I give to my kinswoman Mary Claxton, wife to Hamon Claxton of London esquire, my black cloak and fan of white feathers. To my goddaughter Amhy Hrdye 20s. To the poor of Scottow 40s. To Mr. Burton, minster of Olton 10s to preach my funeral. Servants. To my servants named various bequests. To the said Edmund Rossingham the residue of my goods. Executor. My grandson Edmund Rossingham. Witness. William Hardye. Proved on the 4th of December 1626 by the executor named in the will. Tylers Quarterly Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Vol II, No. 2, p. 125-126 1640 Edmond Rossingham of the Inner Temple, London, Gentleman. plaintiff. v. Thomas Knevett of Ashfield Thorpe co., Norfolk, esquire, defendant. Abstract: Bill dated 1640. The plaintiff shows that in or about the year 1580 Anthony Flowerdew late of Hethersett, co Norfolk esq. and Martha his wife were seised in their demeane as of freehold for the term only of their natural lives, and the life of the longer liver of them, the reversion or remainder expectant to the first son of the said Anthony and to the heirs male of such first son, and for want of such issue to the heirs of the body of the said Anthony and for want os such issue then to the rith heirs of the said Anthony, ofor in one capital messuage called Thickthorne and divers other lands, woods, etc. containing about 400 acres being in the town & parish of Hethersett aforesaid. The aforesaid Anthony & Martha his wife are both death and Stanley Flowerde w the only son of the said Anthony is deadalso without direct heirs, so that the aforesaid messuage a& lands ought to descend to the plaintiff by virtue of the said entail in remainder upon the aforesaid Anthony Flowerdewe and the heirs of his body, he being son & heir of Marie Rossingham the wife of Dyonis Rossingham, gentleman, and daughter 7 heir of the said Anthony Flowerdewe. The plaintiff further shows that Edward Flowedewe of Stanfield co. Norfolk, formerly one of the Barons of the Exchequer, being a near kinsman of the said Anthony was entrusted by him with all the deeds, court rolls & evidences concerning the premises and concerning other lands beloning to the said Anthony, for want of which deed the plaintiff although heir in tail to the said messuage & premises, being now out of possession, is entirely prevented from recovering the same. All the said deeds & evidences have come into the hands of the defendant, whose grandfather Sir Thomas Knevett was executor to the said Edward Flowerdew to whom they had been entrusted by the said Anthony.: Chancery Proceeding. Charles I. Bundle R. 63. No. 108. Tylers Quarterly Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Vol II, No. 2, p. 127-128. | STANLEY, MARTHA (I36640)
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| 154 | ! 16 Aug 1620: Will of Stanley Flowerdewe of Scottowe co. Orfolk, gentleman, dated 10 May 1620. (Abstact) I bequeath all of my goods to my kinsman Hammond Claxton of Gray' Inn, co Middlesex esquire, to be disposed of by him for the better maintenance of my mother, so that no part comes into the hands of her husband my father in law Captian Godfrey Garrett. And whereas, I have mortgaged certain lands in Hethersett co, Norfolk to my said father in law for 300 pounds, I will that my heirs at the common law shall pay him th money due for the redemption of the said lands, and then to have the said lands to them and theier heirs forever. Executor. My Kinsman, Hammon Claxton. Witnesses Cha. Walker, Richard Jarvis, Elizabeth Walker, Anne Jarvis, John Dyson, Public notary. Proved on the 16th of August 1620 by Hammond Claxton, the executor. Tylers Quarterly Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Vol II, No. 2, p. 125. | GARRET, Capt. GODFREY (I166941)
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| 155 | ! 16 Aug 1620: Will of Stanley Flowerdewe of Scottowe co. Orfolk, gentleman, dated 10 May 1620. (Abstact) I bequeath all of my goods to my kinsman Hammond Claxton of Gray' Inn, co Middlesex esquire, to be disposed of by him for the better maintenance of my mother, so that no part comes into the hands of her husband my father in law Captian Godfrey Garrett. And whereas, I have mortgaged certain lands in Hethersett co, Norfolk to my said father in law for 300 pounds, I will that my heirs at the common law shall pay him th money due for the redemption of the said lands, and then to have the said lands to them and theier heirs forever. Executor. My Kinsman, Hammon Claxton. Witnesses Cha. Walker, Richard Jarvis, Elizabeth Walker, Anne Jarvis, John Dyson, Public notary. Proved on the 16th of August 1620 by Hammond Claxton, the executor. Tylers Quarterly Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Vol II, No. 2, p. 125. | FLOWERDEW, STANLEY (I166981)
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| 156 | ! 17 Jun 1725: At the request of Richard Barber, the following deed was recorded this Jun 17, 1725. Apr 9, 1725 from John Ankrem of Stafford County,.Virginia, planter, and Mary, his wife, to Richard Barber "of the abovesd County of Charles", shipwright, for 1000 lbs of tobacco and for divers other good causes, all that tract of land in CC, next adjoining to the lands of John Gooch, bounded by the lands of Wm Hatch, land formerly surveyed for Richard Beamont called Wallingfeild, containing and laid out for 90 acres, called Woodbridge. If any of the before bargained land shall happen to lie within or be included by the lines of any of the lands formerly belonging to or in the possession of sd Wm Hatch, then such part so included to be deemed without the purview of this deed. Signed - Jno (I his mark) Ankrem, Mary (M her mark) Ankrem. Wit -.Walter Story , Jno Fendall . Charles County, MD Liber L No. 2 Page 224. | ANKRUM, JOHN (I47614)
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| 157 | ! 17 Jun 1725: At the request of Richard Barber, the following deed was recorded this Jun 17, 1725. Apr 9, 1725 from John Ankrem of Stafford County,.Virginia, planter, and Mary, his wife, to Richard Barber "of the abovesd County of Charles", shipwright, for 1000 lbs of tobacco and for divers other good causes, all that tract of land in CC, next adjoining to the lands of John Gooch, bounded by the lands of Wm Hatch, land formerly surveyed for Richard Beamont called Wallingfeild, containing and laid out for 90 acres, called Woodbridge. If any of the before bargained land shall happen to lie within or be included by the lines of any of the lands formerly belonging to or in the possession of sd Wm Hatch, then such part so included to be deemed without the purview of this deed. Signed - Jno (I his mark) Ankrem, Mary (M her mark) Ankrem. Wit -.Walter Story , Jno Fendall . Charles County, MD Liber L No. 2 Page 224. | MARY (I47616)
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| 158 | ! 17 Mar 1736: Born, Betty, dau. of Leroy & Mary Ann Griffin, Mch. 17, 1736. Extracts from North Farnham Register, kept in the Clerk's Office at Warsaw. Richmond County, VA - Early Vital Records; William and Mary College Quarterly, Vol. 13, No. 2. !8 Apr 1749: Mentioned in father's will. !17 Apr 1761: Bertrand, William. Will. 26 Feb 1759. Rec. 17 Apl. 1761. Gr. Dau. Elizabeth Griffin; Gr. son William Griffin (not 21); Gr. son Thomas Bertrand Griffin. Extr. Thos. Bertrand Griffin. Wits. Ozwald Newby, Mary Ann Griffin. W. B. 16, p. 127. Ida J. Lee, Abstracts Lancaster County, Virginia, Wills 1653-1800, The Dietz Press, Inc., Richmond, VA, 1959. | GRIFFIN, ELIZABETH (I27086)
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| 159 | ! 17 Oct 1842: Marriage bond of Ann E.R. Armstrong and James W. Gresham, 17 October 1842, Lancaster County Marriage Bonds, p. 207. !8 Dec 1851: Thomas and Ann Armstrong to James W. Gresham, 8 December 1851, Lancaster County Deed Book 41, p. 273. !19 Jan 1863: Assignment of Dower to Ann E.R. Gresham 19 January 1863, Lancaster County Land Causes 1841-1885, pp. 276-277. | ARMSTRONG, ANN (I71150)
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| 160 | ! 17 Oct 1842: Marriage bond of Ann E.R. Armstrong and James W. Gresham, 17 October 1842, Lancaster County, VA, Marriage Bonds, p. 207. !8 Dec 1851: Thomas and Ann Armstrong to James W. Gresham, 8 December 1851, Lancaster County, VA, Deed Book 41, p. 273. !11 May 1862: Will of James W. Gresham, 11 May 1862, Lancaster County, VA, Will Book 30, pp. 10-12. | GRESHAM, JAMES W. (I71151)
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| 161 | ! 1750 Census: Albuquerque, NM. #35. Vicente Lopez, C, 25; Juana Montes Oca, Mu, 16; Valentina Montes de Oca-wid/ Ramon Medina (parents); 50. Virginia Langham Olmstead, Spanish/Mexican Censuses of NM 1750-1830, The New Mexico Genealogist Society, 1989; Page: 76. !14 Oct 1775: DM (no. 31), Albuquerque. Diego Antonio Martinez (32), espanol, son of Juan Antonio Martinez, deceased, and Micaela Carvajal, and Francisca Antonia Lopez (16), espanola, d. of Vicente Lopez and Juana Maria Montes de Oca. Witnesses: Felipe Jacobo Romero, notary; Rafael Pacheco (55), Vicente Duran (15). Antonio Jose Griego (30). Angelico Chaves, New Mexico Roots Ltd, (1983), https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/cswr_reference/5/ Vol. 6, p. 1170. !30 Oct 1775: Diego Antonio Martin, Sp; s/Juan Antonio Martin /Micaela Carvajal; m. Maria Francisca Lopez; d/Vicente Lopez/Juana Maria Montes de Oca; Sp;. Donald Dressen/Consuleo Gooch, San Felipe de Neri Church- NM Marriages 1726-1855, New Mexico Genealogical Society, Albuquerque, NM, p. 31. !24 Dec 1790: DM (no. 15), Santa Cruz. Antonio Montoya (19), espanol, son of Mariano Montoya, deceased, and Barbara Antonia Hurtado, and Maria Luz Lopez, widow of Felix Garcia, d. of Vicente Lopez and Juana Maria Montes. Witnesses: Miguel Madrid (40), Antonio Carlos Zamora (42); Jose Antonio Baca (34) and Jose Jacinto Sanchez (30) of Tome. Antonio Jose Griego (30). Angelico Chaves, New Mexico Roots Ltd, (1983), https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/cswr_reference/5/ Vol. 7, p. 1290. | MONTES DE OCA, MARIA JUANA MEDINA (I306135)
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| 162 | ! 1750 Census: Albuquerque, NM. #35. Vicente Lopez, C, 25; Juana Montes Oca, Mu, 16; Valentina Montes de Oca-wid/ Ramon Medina (parents); 50. Virginia Langham Olmstead, Spanish/Mexican Censuses of NM 1750-1830, The New Mexico Genealogist Society, 1989; Page: 76. !14 Oct 1775: DM (no. 31), Albuquerque. Diego Antonio Martinez (32), espanol, son of Juan Antonio Martinez, deceased, and Micaela Carvajal, and Francisca Antonia Lopez (16), espanola, d. of Vicente Lopez and Juana Maria Montes de Oca. Witnesses: Felipe Jacobo Romero, notary; Rafael Pacheco (55), Vicente Duran (15). Antonio Jose Griego (30). Angelico Chaves, New Mexico Roots Ltd, (1983), https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/cswr_reference/5/ Vol. 6, p. 1170. !30 Oct 1775: Diego Antonio Martin, Sp; s/Juan Antonio Martin /Micaela Carvajal; m. Maria Francisca Lopez; d/Vicente Lopez/Juana Maria Montes de Oca; Sp;. Donald Dressen/Consuleo Gooch, San Felipe de Neri Church- NM Marriages 1726-1855, New Mexico Genealogical Society, Albuquerque, NM, p. 31. !24 Dec 1790: DM (no. 15), Santa Cruz. Antonio Montoya (19), espanol, son of Mariano Montoya, deceased, and Barbara Antonia Hurtado, and Maria Luz Lopez, widow of Felix Garcia, d. of Vicente Lopez and Juana Maria Montes. Witnesses: Miguel Madrid (40), Antonio Carlos Zamora (42); Jose Antonio Baca (34) and Jose Jacinto Sanchez (30) of Tome. Antonio Jose Griego (30). Angelico Chaves, New Mexico Roots Ltd, (1983), https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/cswr_reference/5/ Vol. 7, p. 1290. | LOPEZ, VICENTE (I306138)
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| 163 | ! 18 Dec 1658: WM. WITHERS, 400 acs. Westmoreland Co., 18 Dec. 1658, p. 243, (342). At the head of a small creek extending from land of Major James Goodwin W.N.W. &c. Trans. of 8 pers: Jno. Davis, Rich. Symons, Wm. Harris, Mary Cooke, Dorary Harmer, Wm. Rideinge, Jno. Jnoson (Johnson), Robert Jones. CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 4; Pg 383 | RIDING, WILLIAM (I155368)
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| 164 | ! 19 May 1680: Northumberland County Court - 19th of May 1680 - JOSIAS GASKOYNE Guardian to THOMAS GASKOYNE THOMAS GASKOYNE doth in Court make choise of his Unkle, JOSIAS GASKOYNE to be his Guardian. 1680-1683 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 66 !9 Mar 1697/98: Lancaster County Court 9th of March 1697/98 - JAMES HAYNES, WILLIAM JONES, THOMAS GASKINS, THOMAS PINKARD and ELIZABETH CURTIS comeing into Court and moveing for administration of their Mother, ELIZABETH PINKARD's, Estate the same is therefore granted and itt is further ordered yt an Inventory of ye Estate be taken and returned upon Oath to ye next Court. 1695-1699 Lancaster County Order Book 4: pg 36 !Sep 1698: THOMAS GASKINS and MARTHA his wife of Northumberland Co. convey to WILLIAM LISTER of Lancaster Co. a tract of land in Christ Church Parish, Lancaster Co., said land formerly Mr. THOMAS HAYNES' which he left in his last will and testament to his daughter MARTHA HAYNES, now the wife of the said THOMAS GASKINS. Lancaster County, VA, Deeds, Sept. 1698 !16 Jan 1710/11: Josias Gaskins of the one part and Tho Gaskins of the other. Whereas Tho Gaskins decd by will d. 20 June 1663 gave his son Josias Gaskins, the father of the said Josias Gaskins party to these presents, the Plantation whereon the testator lived, being 250 acres granted 15 Sept 1649, now Josias the devisee being dead, and Thomas party to these presents conceiving by the words of the said devisee that he, the devisee, had but an Estate for life in sd land, which terminated at his death and reverted to Tho Gaskins party to these presents, the son of Tho Gaskins Elder Brother of Josias Gaskins the said devisee and the Eldest Son of the said devisor, brought a Writ of Ejectment in Gen' Court to oust the said Josias party to these presents who was in possession of the land. But in friendly settlement, Thomas dropped the suit, and there was an agreement betw them to pass deeds to each other, which they ack in Northumberland Court 21 Dec 1709. But the records being burned, Josias Gaskins conveys to Thos the 250 acres, and Thos conveys to Josias 100 acres part of the 250 acres. The indenture is signed by Josiah Gaskins. Wit by Sammuell X Cammell, Thomas X Shears, Thomas X Laurencett. It was acknowledged by Josias Gaskins and Elizabeth his wife on 16 May 1711. These entries Vol. 16, p. 80 Beverly Fleet, Virginia Colonial Abstracts, p. 532. !16 May 1711: Deed. Thomas to Josias Gascoyne, 100 acres, part of 250 acres. Ref. to the land, 250 acres being patented 15 Sep 1649 by Thos Gaskins grandfather to the said parties, who by will devised the land to his son Josias, father of the said Josias party to this. The 100 acres adjoines the land of Dameron, Harris, Bledsoe, and Nickless (Nicholas). Acknowledged by Tho Gaskins and Martha his wife 16 May 1711, Vol 17, pp. 80-87. Beverly Fleet, Virginia Colonial Abstracts, p. 532. !17 Jun 1713: Thomas Gaskins executed a gift deed to his granddaughter, Sarah Hull, daughter of Richard Hull. !20 Sep 1726: Gaskins, Thomas, Senr. Wo W. 28 April 1726---W. P. 20 of 7br 1726. Wife Martha Gaskins-all the land I hold on the southside of "Mill Creek" during her natural life, and eight negroes vizt: Harry, Tom, Jane, Great Bess, Cate, Moll, Jack, and Suky, dur(ing her life. grandaughter Elizabeth Gaskins and her heirs-two negroes gg and Letty. grandson Thomas Gaskins and his heirs-two negroes Dinah and solomon grandson Edwin Gaskins and his heirs-one negro Nell. Thomas Gaskins-all the rest of my land and negroes. Rest of my personal estate to be divided equally between my wife Martha Gaskins, and my son Thomas Gaskins, and they to be executors. Witness Josias Gaskins, John Forrest, and Christopher Garlington. 1713-1749 Northumberland County VA Wills: Lewis & Booker; 1713-1726 Record Book, Page 394 | GASKINS, THOMAS (I89195)
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| 165 | ! 19 May 1853: Smith, Marion A.M. 4/26/1819 - 5/19/1853. Stone at Ware Parish Cemetery, Gloucester Co., VA | SEDDON, MARIAN ANDREA MORSON (I30279)
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| 166 | ! 19 Oct 1840: Bramham, John B. m. Margaret E. Y. Carter 19 Oct 1840, A. L. Carter sec. The Marriage License Bonds of Lancaster County, Virginia, from 1701 to 1848 !1850 census: Lancaster, VA Jno B Bramham - 49 M E Y Bramham - 31 Mary S Bramham - 8 Ada S Bramham - 7 Jno B Bramham - 5 Elizth Y Bramham - 3 Addison C Bramham - 5m | CARTER, MARGARET ELIZABETH YATES (I124054)
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| 167 | ! 2 May 1710: Payne, George, Sen. 3 Feb., 1710-11 - 2 May, 1710. Sons George Payne, Jr., Thomas; father Thomas Payne and brother George WHITE and brother Daniel WHITE executors. Abstracts from Records of Richmond County, Virginia: Will Book No. 3; Wm. and Mary Qrtly., Vol.17-3. | PAYNE, GEORGE , Sr. (I46331)
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| 168 | ! 2 Sep. 1769: Captain KIRKLEYs Delinquents of Lodowick RUNKLE, Adam BOWYER, Michl. TOPINGMIRE, Bol- LEE, Benja. GRIGSBEE, John BREADEN, Saml. SHORT, Thos. SHORT, John FOLKS, Peter HUSHMAN, Windle LEAVERD be Summoned for not appearing at a private Muster. Augusta Co., VA. !16 Sep 1769: John KITE, Benja. GRIGSBEE, John BREADEN, Saml. SHORT, Thos. SHORT, John FOLKS & Henry BOWYER be Summd for not appearing at a private Muster. Augusta Co., VA. !2 Mar 1773: William ALLISON against John BREEDING, Bryan BREEDING and John BREEDING } In Debt Samuel SHORT and Thomas SHORT in open Court undertook for the Defendants that in Case they should be Cast in this suit they would pay the Condemnation of the Court or render the bodies to prison for the same or that they the said Samuel Short and Thomas Short would do it for them and thereupon the Deft. by their attorneys prayed and had leave to Impart here until the next Court. Augusta Co., VA. !16 Oct. 1776: Signing a petition in Augusta County with their signatures close were Samuel S[H]ORT, Thomas SHORT, John SHORT, John BREEDING, Jr. and John BREEDING, Sr. | SHORT, THOMAS (I158731)
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| 169 | ! 2) Robert Lewis, married Anna Ragland, and had Capt. John Willis Lewis, of Milton, N.C.; GLOUCESTER COUNTY, VA - BIOGRAPHIES - Lewis Family of Warner Hall. William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 10, No. 1. (Jul., 1901), pp. 48-54. | LEWIS, JOHN WILLIS (I31284)
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| 170 | ! 2--2. Thomas, m. Mary, of what family is unknown, and had issue. 1. Mordecai. From Colonial Families in the Southern States. | MARY (I36359)
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| 171 | ! 2--2. Thomas, m. Mary, of what family is unknown, and had issue. 1. Mordecai. From Colonial Families in the Southern States. | COOKE, MORDECAI (I36360)
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| 172 | ! 2--2. Thomas, of "Warham," Gloucester Co., Va. He was appointed Surveyor of Gloucester and Middlesex, in 1707, by Col. Miles Cary, Surveyor General for William and Mary College. In his contract he agrees to give one-sixth of his receipts to said College. In 1717 he was reappointed to the same position by Peter Beverly, the [p.165] successor of Miles Cary; he m. Mary, of what family is unknown, and had issue. 1. Mordecai. From Colonial Families in the Southern States. | COOKE, THOMAS (I24307)
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| 173 | ! 20 Apr 1683: Roy, Richard. 97 acres beg.g &c. near Mr. Graye's plantation, thence &c. to the land of Ashwell Batten. New Kent Co., VA. Land Office Patents No. 7, 1679-1689 (v.1 & 2 p.1-719), p. 380 (Reel 7). | ROY, RICHARD (I46655)
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| 174 | ! 20 Jan 1655: Mary Walker her deposition. Mary Walker the late wife of Robert Sharpe deceased aged 25 years or there abouts sworn and examined saith that the inventory that Mr. Hugh Lee presented to the court of the estate of Robert Sharpe deceased being appraised to the value and sum of four thousand sixty and five pounds of tobacco and cask is a true and a just inventory. Signum Mary Walker, 20th January 1655, Jurat in court. Northumberland County, VA, Record Book 1652 -1658. !21 May 1660: Northumberland County Court 21st of May 1660 - Upon the Peticon of WILLIAM JEFFER that STEPHEN BAILY, whoe married with the Relict of WM WALKER, deced., hath in his tuicon his Wifes Brother which Orphan the sd, BAILY doth much abuse, It is therefore ordered that the sd, Orphan (WM. WALKER) shall forthwith be removed from the said BAILEY's, remaine with the sd. JEFFER till further order & that the said BAILY make his appeareance at the next Orphans Court. 1657-1661 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 243 | JEFFRIES, MARY (I146557)
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| 175 | ! 20 Mar 1693/94: Assiter, Henry, St Mary's Co., 4th Nov., 1693; 20th March 1693-4. To grandchild Henry, eld. son of Henry Paine of St Mary's, and hrs., 100 A. (unnamed) on w. side Brittain's Bay. To grandchild., viz., Thomas, Charles, Francis, Ezchiel, and Mary Paine, at majority, personalty. Dau. Mary, wife of Henry Paine afsd., extx. and residuary legatee of estate, real and personal. Test: Henry Wriothesley, Walter Boss, Mary Beyly, Jno. Beyly, Rich'd Vowells. 2. 251. | ASSITER, HENRY (I67804)
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| 176 | ! 20. ALBION THROCKMORTON, married Mildred (born 1765), daughter of Warner and Hannah (Fairfax) Washington, of "Fairfield" (F.B.). Issue: 53, Warner Washington; 54, Hannah Fairfax, born at "Woodbury", Virginia, 1793, married John C. Wormeley, and died in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1858; 55, Catherine R., born in 1796, married Wm. Dickerson, and died at Nashville, Tenn. W. G. Stanard, THROCKMORTON OF ENGLAND AND VIRGINIA: Wm and Mary Qtrl, 1895, V.3, N3., pp 192-195. | THROCKMORTON, ALBION (I77356)
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| 177 | ! 2003: Info from Glenna, FC@aol.com. Name from Bible Record. Her death certificate also reads Malinda Osborne. | HAM, MALINDA (I7888)
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| 178 | ! 2005: Info from Connie Wilson KIndle, connie.kindle@kingwoodcable.com. A second daughter for Thomas and Hannah is Anna, Anna married Benjamin Reasoner, about 1824, most sites say before 1829, I base mind on the year of birth for her first child. Anna died April 8, 1871 age at death 68 years 3 months and 5 days, based on birth date calculations that places her birth at Jan 3, 1803. | WILSON, ANNA (I24298)
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| 179 | ! 2007: Info from DOROTHY SCOTT, mdsdes@gmail.com ! Because of an error on the death certificate of Walter Chiles Scott --his wife is sometimes listed as Alice Diggs. This is absolutely incorrect. Alice was the older sister of Anna Louise Diggs. Alice never married. Anna was Walter's wife. | DIGGS, ALICE (I56368)
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| 180 | ! 2007: Info from DOROTHY SCOTT, mdsdes@gmail.com | SCOTT, Dr. HENRY WILLIAM , Sr. (I56338)
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| 181 | ! 2007: Info from DOROTHY SCOTT, mdsdes@gmail.com | BARLING, IRENE (I56339)
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| 182 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I56340)
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| 183 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I56341)
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| 184 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I56342)
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| 185 | ! 2007: Info from DOROTHY SCOTT, mdsdes@gmail.com He (William Henry Diggs) married New Brunswick born Catherine McCurdy in Port Townsend, Washington Territory 19 August, 1862. Their first 4 children were born there,(Jefferson County Territorial Census, 1871) 2 more after they relocated to San Francisco, CA the home port of Captain Diggs (census 1880 San Francisco). Catherine Diggs died 26 Dec. 1926 in San Francisco. | MCCURDY, CATHERINE (I56335)
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| 186 | ! 2007: Info from DOROTHY SCOTT, mdsdes@gmail.com Daughter Anna Louise Diggs, born October 1877 in San Francisco (census 1880) grew up there and married Walter Chiles Scott (born 15 July 1875 in Frankfort, Kentucky.) Have not been able to locate their marriage record as they were married about the time of the SF earthquake and that record may have been lost. ( We have a copy of a wonderful letter Walter wrote describing their experiences during the earthquake.) The had only one child, a son, Henry William Scott b. 13 Nov 1909 in Coos Bay, Oregon. Walter and Anna Scott returned to the rebuilt city of San Francisco (census 1920, 1930, and City Directories) where their son Henry William became a surgeon and practiced medicine for many years until his retirement. Anna Louise Scott died in San Francisco 19 Aug 1933. Walter Chiles Scott died there 15 Mar 1963. Both are buried in the "Diggs" plot in Cypress Lawn C%metery, Colma, CA | DIGGS, ANNA LOUISE (I56336)
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| 187 | ! 2007: Info from DOROTHY SCOTT, mdsdes@gmail.com Daughter Anna Louise Diggs, born October 1877 in San Francisco (census 1880) grew up there and married Walter Chiles Scott (born 15 July 1875 in Frankfort, Kentucky.) Have not been able to locate their marriage record as they were married about the time of the SF earthquake and that record may have been lost. ( We have a copy of a wonderful letter Walter wrote describing their experiences during the earthquake.) The had only one child, a son, Henry William Scott b. 13 Nov 1909 in Coos Bay, Oregon. Walter and Anna Scott returned to the rebuilt city of San Francisco (census 1920, 1930, and City Directories) where their son Henry William became a surgeon and practiced medicine for many years until his retirement. Anna Louise Scott died in San Francisco 19 Aug 1933. Walter Chiles Scott died there 15 Mar 1963. Both are buried in the "Diggs" plot in Cypress Lawn Cemetery, Colma, CA | SCOTT, WALTER CHILES (I56337)
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| 188 | ! 2007: Info from DOROTHY SCOTT, mdsdes@gmail.com The first child of Thomas Albert Diggs and Margaret Brownley was my husband's great-grandfather, William Henry Diggs. He was born 06 October, 1827 at Snow Hill in Mathews, VA died 02 July, 1890 in San Francisco CA (death notice San Francisco Examiner Newspaper, 03 July 1890.) He is buried at Cypress Lawn Cemetery, Colma, CA.(Cypress Lawn Cemetery records.) William Henry did not follow his father as a planter, but rather turned to a career at sea as a master mariner. He married New Brunswick born Catherine McCurdy in Port Townsend, Washington Territory 19 August, 1862. Their first 4 children were born there,(Jefferson County Territorial Census, 1871) 2 more after they relocated to San Francisco, CA the home port of Captain Diggs (census 1880 San Francisco). Catherine Diggs died 26 Dec. 1926 in San Francisco. | DIGGS, WILLIAM HENRY (I56334)
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| 189 | ! 2012: Info from Richard Henry Lee Chichester III, thisol55@hotmail.com. !1910 Census: Hinds Co, MS. Robb, William M. age 41 - father born Ireland, mother born Tennesee ------, Bell, age 22, father born NY, mother born MS. ------, McCarty C. age 15 ------, Wilmore age 8 ------, Wilna age 8 and a daughter Louise age 3 !1920 census-Lambert, Quitman, MS William M. Robb - 51 Belle C. Robb - 32 Chester C. Robb - 24 Isabell A. Robb - 22 - daughter-in-law Willmore Robb - 17 Wilna Robb - 17 Louise Robb - 15 !1930 census-Mobile, Mobile, AL William M. Robb - 60 Belle C. Robb - 44 Louise R. Cox - 23 Louis P. Cox - 4mo | CROSS, BELLE McLAUREN (I93854)
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| 190 | ! 2012: Info from Richard Henry Lee Chichester III, thisol55@hotmail.com. !1930 census-Mobile, Mobile, AL William M. Robb - 60 Belle C. Robb - 44 Louise R. Cox - 23 Louis P. Cox - 4mo | COX, LOUIS PHILLIP , Jr. (I171182)
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| 191 | ! 2012: Info from Richard Henry Lee Chichester III, thisol55@hotmail.com. !5 Jun 2007: M. C. "Chet" Robb, 78, of Jackson died Tuesday, June 5, 2007, at University Medical Center in Jackson. Graveside services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Friday at New Cleveland Cemetery in Cleveland under the direction of Mark Seepe Funeral Directors of Jackson. Visitation will be held 5-7 p.m. Thursday at Library/Sessions Parlor of Fondren Presbyterian Church in Jackson. Mr. Robb was born Dec. 5, 1928, to McCarty and Ruth Wilkinson Robb in Greenville. He attended The University of Mississippi and was a graduate of Delta State University. During his working career, he was a field editor for the Construction News for many years. He was a long time Jackson resident and a member of Fondren Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his wife, Betty Tatum Robb of Jackson; daughter, Betty Robb Morris of Jackson; brother, William (Mimi) Robb of Ponchatoula, La.; granddaughter, Jennifer Watson; great-grandchildren, Levi Watson and Aryaan Watson, all of Jackson. Memorials may be sent to Fondren Presbyterian Church, 3220 Old Canton Road, Jackson, MS 39216 or the American Diabetes Association, 1660 Duke Street, Arlington, VA 22314. | ROBB, McCARTY CHICHESTER "CHET" , Jr. (I138530)
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| 196 | ! 2012: Info from Richard Henry Lee Chichester III, thisol55@hotmail.com. | COX, LOUIS PHILLIP , Sr. (I171181)
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| 197 | ! 2012: Info from Richard Henry Lee Chichester III, thisol55@hotmail.com. | ROTH, JACOB (I171183)
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| 198 | ! 2012: Info from Richard Henry Lee Chichester III, thisol55@hotmail.com. | MARGARET "MAGGIE" (I171184)
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| 199 | ! 21 December 1807: Will of John Burford Written: November 1, 1807 Probated: December 21, 1807 Witnesses: Pleasant Dawson, Harrison Hughes. Bondsmen: David Tinsley, George Tinsley, Pleasant Dawson, Harrison Hughes. Sons: Daniel Burford, Ambrose Burford to have 212 acres where I now live. Granddaughter: Matilda Norvel. Late sons: John Burford, Archibald Burford. Archibald Burford's children: Caroline Burford, Powhatan Burford. Daughter: Martha Crews. Children of deceased daughter MOURNING HAM: YANCY HAM, MICAH HAM, SALLY HAM. Children of deceased son Phillip Burford: Cyntha Ann Headly, George Burford, Phillip Burford. Friends: Thomas Moore, Nelson C Dawson, Ambrose Burford. WILLS OF AMHERST COUNTY VIRGINIA 1761-1865 Page 31 - Book 4 Page 482f. | BURFORD, JOHN (I3769)
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| 200 | ! 21 Jan 1666: Mr. Peter Jett, 600 acres Rappa Co. N. side of river in freshes about 3 miles from River side; 21 Jan 1666 p 23 Beg at the Eastward corner tree of a piece of land called THE FORREST, alias COLEMANS, nigh Major Underwood &c by a horse road going up Potomac River ; trans of 12 persons. Francis Triplett, Alice Triplett, John Deane, Paul Woodbridge, Jno Symmons, Walter Hart, Francis Custis, Thomas Larthrop, James Foster, Will Maggot, Samuel Goodman. Cavaliers and Pioneers Patent Book 6 page 7. | JETT, ALICE (I45954)
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