Source: Tidewater Virginia Families A Magazine Of History and Genealogy Volume X, 2001-2002 Henrico County Deeds, 1750-1774 Transcribed by Gary M. Williams p. 39 24 January 1757, Deed of Lease for William Eppes, Gent., of the Province of Massachusetts Bay, to Richard Eppes, Gent., of Chesterfield County..... On of the witnesses was Benjamin Harris Recorded 7 February 1757 and further proven on 4 April 1757 p. 110 7 March 1759, John Brackett to Robert Pleasants, both of Henrico County, 20 pouinds, 50 acres adj. Col. Benjamin Harris, Humphrey Smith, the sd Pleasants, Turkey Island Creek and the Three Run;...... Recorded, 7 May 1759 p. 111 ___ September 1759, William Hughes and Ann, his wife, of Hanover County, to William Harris of Louisa County for 90 pounds, 450 acres at said Hughes' mill dam on Meredith's branch and along the Chickahominy Swamp; formerly belonging to Richard Holland. Wit: none Signed: William Hughes, Ann Huegs Recorded: 1 October 1759 31 August 1760, Edmond Alley of Henrico County to David Alley, for two pounds, 50 acres on the main road...... Wit: David Harris Recorded: 1 September 1760 4 July 1763, Henry Martin, Pouncey Anderson, and Richard Holland, executors of Michael Holland, deceased, under will dated 10 October 1746, to Samuel Duval, of Henrico County, for 28 pounds and 7 shillings, for 587 acres adj. John Lankester, John Puryear, William Harris and Thomas East (metes and bounds discription).... Recorded: 4 July 1763 7 May 1764, William Harris to Isaac Winston, both of Henrico County, for 250 pounds, 650 acres on the south side of the Chickahominy Swamp, adj. said swamp and William Hughes's mill dam on Meredith's Branch (metes and bounds discription). Wit: Peter Massie, William Donald, John Harris Signed: William Harris Henrietta, wife of William Harris relinquished her dower. Recorded: 7 May 1764 ********************** pp. 209- Other Carrs: William Carr and His Family 225 Part II --- The Progeny by Charles Edward Gay, copyright 2001 p. 211 "Susannah Carr, her birthdate is unknown; she married William A. Crenshaw about 1751.....William Crenshaw first purchased land in Louisa County in 1745, when he bought 225 acres from Benjamin Harris....." [source: Louisa County, Virginia Deed Book A, Vol. I, pp.174-175 --- ILH3] ********************** pp. 231- Family Bible of Isaac Coltson, 1688, Charles City County 233 and Joseph Tucker, 1707, Prince George (Dinwiddie) County. p. 232 Martha C. Tucker was Born April 23, 1803 (daughter of Littleberry) Benjamin F. Harris was Born January 8th 1830 (son of Martha C. ) ******************* Please route any response through HH or H-VA so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evv., In.