Gloucester County Virginia

p. 103 Deed – Francis Carpenter to Robert Coleman – 1659 Francis Carpenter of Cherry Point, Westmoreland County to Robert Coleman of Mockjack Bay in the County of Gloucester sold 200 acres in Potomack freshes.  22^nd August 1659.

Witnesses:                                                        Francis Carpenter

Rice Maddox

Saml Maddox

 

p. 131: Power of Attorney – Richard Bushrod to Henry Vincent.  I, Richard Bushrod of the County of Gloucester in Virginia Planter doe constitute and ordain my loving friend Henry Vincent of Westmoreland County my true and lawfull attorney.

15^th April 1662.                                                  Richard Bushrod

Witnesses:

Rice Maddocks

Henry Martin

 

p. 132: Assignment – Rice Maddox to Richard Bushrod – 1662.  I, Rice Maddox of Westmoreland in Potomack with consent of Anne my wife do assign all our interest in a tract of land lying on the Mouth of Nomony River in Potomac forever unto Richard Bushrod of the County of Gloucester of Virginia also our interests of damages we have received from George Durant concerning the said land unto the said Bushrod, 29^th October 1662.  [No witnesses]                                                                         Rice Maddox

Anne Maddox

 

p. 204: Deed – Peter Jennings to Richard Heabeard ET AL – 1663.  Peter Jennings of the County of Gloucester for 10,000 lbs. of Tobacco & cask sold to Richard Heabeard, William Heaboard, John Heaboard, Thomas Humphreys and John Keech 2000 acres in the County at Westmoreland on the south side of Potomac river & South side of Potomac Crk late land of Mr. Robert Vaulx & Mrs. Elizabeth Vaulx and by them deserted.  1^st October 1663.

Witnesses:                                                        Peter Jennings

Gerrard Fowke

John Webb

 

p. 205: Power of Attorney – Peter Jennings to Gerard Fowke or Major Washington – 1663.  I, Peter Jennings appoint my loving friends Gerrard Fowke or Major Washington my true & lawful attorney.  1^st October 1663.               Peter Jennings

Witnesses:

John Webb

Richard James

 

p. 392: Deed – John Quigley to William Moxley – 1669.  John Quigley of Westmoreland County sold to William Moxley of Mobjack Bay in Virginia one third part in partnership betwixt Patrick Spence, Wm Bishop and John Quigley being 1050 acres in Westmoreland.  12^th June 1669.                                                                   John Quigley

Witnesses:                                                           Elenor Quigley

James Steward

Samuel Vaughn                          Recd: Westmoreland County Court 2nd Febry 1969/70

Northumberland County Virginia

Northumberland County Records 1666 – 72:

 

p. 12: Will – Richard Fielding – 1667.  Richard Fielding's will makes bequests to Robert Fielding and Elizabeth Gwyn of Gloucester County as brother and sister of the testator.  1667.                                                                             Richard Fielding Richmond County

Richmond County Virginia

Richmond County Deeds, 1697 – 1804:

 

p.43 Deed – Sampson Dorrell to John Battail – 1699 Sampson Dorrell or Gloucester County & Elizabeth his wife assign to John Battail of Essex County all right and interest in 300 acres, 200 acres being already passed by deed of gift to Mary French daughter of Hugh French.  27^th September 1699.                                                     Sampson Dorrell

[No witnesses]                                                         Elizabeth Dorrell

Recd: Richmond County Court 4^th October 1699

                                                                        Wm Colston Cl Cur

Fairfax County Virginia Will Book "F"

21 April 1749

26 September 1749

8 June 1777

18 August 1777

Prince William County Virginia Will & Inventories 1731 – 1732

Wit: H. Watson, V/tn. (his mark) Gunhill Jr., Wm. (his mark) Scutt, James Thomas Jr., John Perry, John Edwards, Thomas (T) McBoyd.

Rec'd. of George Turbervile 25 lb. currant money and signed Richard Taylor. Wit. by same.

Deed of Feoffment, with receipt endorsed from Taylor to George Turbervile was proved by John Edwards, Henry Watson, and William Scutt and livery and seizen endorsed on said deed was proved by same. 

Pages 75-76.  Late of Parish of Overwharton in Stafford....bound unto George Turbervile of Westmorland Gent. in sum of 100 lb. currant money... dated Nov, 21, 1750.     Richard Taylor.

Wit: H. Watson, Wm, (X) Gunhill Jr., Wm. (his mark) Scutt, James Thomas Jr. John Perry, John Edwards, and Thomas (T) McBoyd.

Bond for performance of covenants from Richard Taylor to George Turbervile Gent, was proved by Henry Watson, William Scott, and John Edwards.

Loudoun County Virginia Wills, Inventories 1757 – 1800

Joseph Read

w. Nov. 24, 1761

p. July 3, 1762