We may have as many as three Benjamin Bowles listed in Amelia Co. from 1742-1768. Leathel, Amelia Co, Va. Court Order Book 2, 1746-1751 Court Held July 22, 1750 Debt Action, Benjamin Hawkins plt. Vs BENJAMIN BOWLES deft., for 1/17/9. Plt. Proved account, so judgment issued against deft. For sum and costs. Court of Oyer and Terminer Held Nov. 15, 1750 For trail of Limas and Pomprey, man slaves belonging to James Bradby. Present John Burton, John Nash, Thomas Tabb, & William Clement, Gent. Justices Prisoners were brought to bar, the mittimus read, and they plead not guilty, after which several witnesses were heard. *William Booker, Gent.. made oath that the several goods found in possession of Limas were his property and were taken out of his store house. *SARAH BOWLES said that her husband, BENJAMIN BOWLES, brought into the house several goods which he bought out of Lymus' cabin. *BENJAMIN BOWLES said he searched Limas' cabin and found one piece of linen and several goods in a wallet. * On hearing the evidence in behalf of prisoners belonging to Bradby, trail of Lymas & Pompy was referred to Saturday next, and they were committed to jail. *Henry Anderson moved that trial of his negro, Job, also be referred until Saturday next, and this was granted. Job was committed to the county jail also. Feb 11, 1752, Hezekiah Ford Will Wit: Henry Cox, Tho.Whitworth, Tho. Ham. Exec.: John Beal; Wife, Elizabeth; Nephew, John Ford. Codicil signed 6 June 1752. Wit tocodicil: James Boardman, Patrick Adams, Benjamin Bowles. Deed Book 3 & 4 1747-1753 Book 4 pg 281 Mar. 16, 1752 BENJAMIN BOWLES, John Appling & Robert Tucker wit deed between Willian Crawley to John Smith. Benjamin Bowles wit land transaction 26 Mar 1752. Named: John Smith, Wm Craley, Francis Tucker, Wm. Coleman. Book 4, pg 285 BENJAMIN BOWLES, John Appling & John Smith wit. Deed between William Crawley to Robert Tucker. Part of a 3000a patent to William Crawley Deed Books 5 & 6 1753-1759 Book 5, pg. 3, May 24, 1753 William Crawley of Raleigh Parish to BENJAMIN BOWLES. For 20 lbs. 400a in Raleigh Parish in fork of Pigeon Roost Branch, adj. Bollings line with all buildings, etc. no wit. Pg 4 Possession obtained by BENJAMIN BOWLES on May 24, 1753. Deed ordered recorded on May 24, 1753 after consid. Money was paid. Book 6 pg 50, Mar. 26, 1757 MATTHEW WILLS, BENJAMIN BOWLES and John Hood witness deed between John Smith to Matthew Tucker, land on Tuckers Branch Book 6, pg 444 Dec. 28, 1758 BENJAMIN BOWLES of Raleigh Parish to William Walthall, 400a on Pigeon Roost Branch, for 70lbs. Wits: Daniel Willson, Christopher Walthall & Henry Walthall. This is a DIFFERENT Benjamin Bowles. Deed Books 9,10,11, 1766-1773 Book 10, p 149, Sept. 8, 1768 Nathaniel Ford, Richard Cross, BENJAMIN BOWLES, witness a deed between Henry Batte, Sr. of Chesterfield and Henry Jr of Prince Geo. Co to William Cross of Amelia. Land on N/S Little Nottaway River. Tax List Between Flatt Creek & Appomattox River Boles, Benja. 1742 Below Deep Creek in Raleigh Parish: Boles, Benj. 1744 & 1748 Bowles, Benj. 1747 Bowles, Benjamine 1755 Between Flatt & Nibbs Creeks Benj. 1755 Benj. 1750- BELOW Flatt & Nibbs Creeks Benj. 1752- Below etc. Between Flatt & Deep Creeks Benj. 1746 Benj. 1751 Lower side Deep Creek Benj 1753