Craig, I saw your post about the Will of Nathaniel Hedgman and thank you for that information. Two questions about a PETER HEDGMAN. Thank you, Amanda ===== Was below PETER HEDGMAN the son of NATHANIEL HEDGMAN who died 1699? Abstracts of Lancaster County, Virginia Wills 1653-1800; {Ida J. Lee} BENNETT, Robert. Will. 29 Jany. 1697. Rec. 10 Mch. 1697. Legatees: Godson Robt. Bennoll, Nath. Hedgman, Sr., Nath. Hedgman, Jr., Peter Hedgman, Robt. Schofield Jr., Peter Kilgore. Extrs. Robt. Schofield, Jr., Peter Kilgore. Wits. John Pledger, Ellinor Schofield, Natl. Hedgman. W.B. 8, p. 78. ============================== Was below PETER HEDGEMAN the son of NATHANIEL HEDGMAN died 1699? I think below JOSEPH CHAMBERS would die in Charles County MD in 1733 and had son DANIEL CHAMBERS in Stafford records. http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=62&last=&g_p=GA&col lection=NN Grant Title Hedgeman, Nathaniel. Publication 21 August 1724. Other Format Available on microfilm. Northern Neck Grants, reels 288-311. Note Location: King George County. Description: 2025 acres on the north side of Rappa River adjoining a tract of land laid off for the above mentioned Peter Hedgeman and above the land of Joseph Chambers and opposite to the Little Fork of the said river. Source: Northern Neck Grants A, 1722-1726, p. 62 (Reel 290). ======================================================================================== Chambers, Joseph, Durham Parish, Charles County, 27th Dec., 1732; 1st Oct., 1733. To son Joseph and hrs., all real estate in Virginia. To dau. Elizabeth and hrs., "Thompkinson's Longlook For.," To son Daniel, residue of lands in Maryland during life, at his decease to son Joseph afsd. To Elizabeth Parrandier, personalty, Residue of personal estate to three child. afsd. Exs.: Sons Daniel and Joseph. Test: William Williams (48 yrs.), Henry Buttridge. and Thomas Annis. Note-William Williams testifies to having written a will for Joseph Chambers in which testator disposed of his real and personal estate in above manner; sd, will was signed, sealed, witnessed and delivered to the sd. Daniel Chambers. A few days later the sd. Joseph the eld. died,, and that the sd, Joseph the son died within three or four days after his father without issue and intestate. 20. 839.

Amanda, As I wrote yesterday, the 1699 will of Nathaniel Hedgeman named a son Peter and a son Nathaniel, as well as wife Margaret and a daughter Elizabeth Thompson. It was witnessed by Peter Kilgore, Robert Schofield another name I cannot decipher. You'll notice these same people named in the Robert Bennett will you supply below. I can't speak as to Joseph Chambers. Craig On Jan 29, 2013, at 1:08 PM, Amanda Douglass wrote: > Craig, > > I saw your post about the Will of Nathaniel Hedgman and thank you for that information. > Two questions about a PETER HEDGMAN. > > Thank you, > Amanda > > ===== > > Was below PETER HEDGMAN the son of NATHANIEL HEDGMAN who died 1699? > > Abstracts of Lancaster County, Virginia Wills 1653-1800; {Ida J. Lee} > BENNETT, Robert. Will. 29 Jany. 1697. Rec. 10 Mch. 1697. Legatees: Godson Robt. Bennoll, Nath. Hedgman, Sr., Nath. Hedgman, Jr., Peter Hedgman, Robt. Schofield Jr., Peter Kilgore. > Extrs. Robt. Schofield, Jr., Peter Kilgore. > Wits. John Pledger, Ellinor Schofield, Natl. Hedgman. W.B. 8, p. 78. > > ============================== > Was below PETER HEDGEMAN the son of NATHANIEL HEDGMAN died 1699? > I think below JOSEPH CHAMBERS would die in Charles County MD in 1733 and had son DANIEL CHAMBERS in Stafford records. > > http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=62&last=&g_p=GA&col lection=NN Grant > Title Hedgeman, Nathaniel. > Publication 21 August 1724. > Other Format Available on microfilm. Northern Neck Grants, reels 288-311. > Note Location: King George County. > Description: 2025 acres on the north side of Rappa River adjoining a tract of land laid off for the above mentioned Peter Hedgeman and above the land of Joseph Chambers and opposite to the Little Fork of the said river. > Source: Northern Neck Grants A, 1722-1726, p. 62 (Reel 290). > > ======================================================================================== > Chambers, Joseph, Durham Parish, Charles County, 27th Dec., 1732; 1st Oct., 1733. > To son Joseph and hrs., all real estate in Virginia. > To dau. Elizabeth and hrs., "Thompkinson's Longlook For.," > To son Daniel, residue of lands in Maryland during life, at his decease to son Joseph afsd. > To Elizabeth Parrandier, personalty, Residue of personal estate to three child. afsd. > Exs.: Sons Daniel and Joseph. > Test: William Williams (48 yrs.), Henry Buttridge. and Thomas Annis. > Note-William Williams testifies to having written a will for Joseph Chambers in which testator disposed of his real and personal estate in above manner; sd, will was signed, sealed, witnessed and delivered to the sd. Daniel Chambers. A few days later the sd. Joseph the eld. died,, and that the sd, Joseph the son died within three or four days after his father without issue and intestate. 20. 839. >