recently this deed re william harris/ henrietta has been discussed and as i went back and reviewed, i noted that it had been discussed in the past and this same deed posted a number of times, including the following post by e.w., which gives a lot more info per this deed. i have both some questions and some comments. as shown, per this deed re william harris/ henrietta, it states that it was part of the 1500 acres which was a patent to this william harris'/ henrietta father. the only william harris i know who had a patent for 1500 acres in 1725 is stated to have been the william harris, jr, said to have been the son of captain william harris/ temperance overton. that patent for 1500 acres is described as being on elk creek adjacent james overton. this patent here is described as being on the north fork of little river at the mouth of horsepen swamp. so, are these different descriptions for the same patent? how is it known that this william harris' wife, henrietta was a baker? is there a marriage record or some other info stating or showing this? also, how is it known that the william harris, jr, who obtained this patent for 1500 acres in 1725 was married to elizabeth burnett? again, is there some record of this? are there any actual deeds for this william harris/ elizabeth burnett? again, the following version of this same deed which pat posted and discussed recently had been posted earlier by e. w. : She indicates her source is a deed in Louisa Co., VA. She abstracts Louisa Co., VA DB 2-298, 24 Apr 1759. A fuller abstract of this deed is found in a later-published book of Louisa Co., deeds. I will copy it here for the use of other Harris-Hunters. (Please cite the sources if you use this material.) [Louisa Co., VA DB B-298-300] 24 Apr 1759 William Harris of Fredericksville Par., Louisa Co., and Hennerittah, his wife, to Martin Baker of St. Martin's Par., Hanover 325 pds currt. money. 350 acres in Fredericksville Par; part of a tract of 1,500 acres granted by patent 24 Mar 1725 to one William Harris by records of Williamsburg and by sd. Harris, who was the father of sd. William Harris, gave unto his son in his Last Will and Testament recorded in Hanover Co. Land lyeth on north fork of the Little River ... at the mouth of Horsepen Swamp, up sd. Swamp to Benjamin Bibb's line ... near the head of the old mill pon(d) crossing the River south. Wm. Harris Henrita Harris Wit: David Smith, Thos. Rice., Jos Goodman. 24 Apr 1759 acknowledged by William Harris and Renrita, his wife who declared her consent. (Rosalie Edith Davis, LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEED BOOKS A AND B, 1742-1759 [Bellingham, WA: Published by author, 1976], p. 142) belva harris cauthen harris dna group 8--------26910