Greetings.. There is an implied marriage of a John Conner and Mary Pritchart taken from Fairfax Co Will book 1839. I am interested in knowning complete details of this will... who's will is it, date and more. ( Conner, John and Mary Pritchart {will book 1839] Also, anything on John Conner. I can not find anything and wonder if it is Conyer!. Anne

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Thomas family Classification: Military Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SBC.2ACI/675 Message Board Post: I have the following Revolutionary war records which are several pages long for each name. Will gladly share on request THOMAS JOHN VA THOMAS JOHN VA THOMAS JOHN VA THOMAS JOHN VA THOMAS JOHN VA THOMAS JOHN G VA THOMAS JOSEPH NC, NH, VA THOMAS JOSEPH VA THOMAS JOSEPH VA THOMAS LEWIS VA THOMAS MARK VA THOMAS MARY VA THOMAS MARY VA THOMAS MASSEY VA THOMAS OWEN PA, VA THOMAS PETER VA THOMAS POLLY PA, VA THOMAS PRISCILLA VA THOMAS REBECCA VA THOMAS REBECCA VA THOMAS RICHARD MD, VA THOMAS RICHARD THOMAS MD, VA THOMAS ROBERT VA THOMAS SALLY VA THOMAS SARAH VA THOMAS WILLIAM VA THOMAS WILLIAM VA THOMAS WILLIAM VA

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Thomas Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SBC.2ACI/197.214.216.218.222 Message Board Post: The only Revolutionary war records which are several pages each, I have access to: THOMAS JOHN VA THOMAS JOHN VA THOMAS JOHN VA THOMAS JOHN VA THOMAS JOHN VA THOMAS JOHN G VA THOMAS JOSEPH NC, NH, VA THOMAS JOSEPH VA THOMAS JOSEPH VA THOMAS LEWIS VA THOMAS MARK VA THOMAS MARY VA THOMAS MARY VA THOMAS MASSEY VA THOMAS OWEN PA, VA THOMAS PETER VA THOMAS POLLY PA, VA THOMAS PRISCILLA VA THOMAS REBECCA VA THOMAS REBECCA VA THOMAS RICHARD MD, VA THOMAS RICHARD THOMAS MD, VA THOMAS ROBERT VA THOMAS SALLY VA THOMAS SARAH VA THOMAS WILLIAM VA THOMAS WILLIAM VA THOMAS WILLIAM VA

THE HISTORY OF TRURO PARISH IN VIRGINIA BY REV. PHILIP SLAUGHTER, D.D. Edited With Notes and Addenda By REV. EDWARD L. GOODWIN Historiographer of the Diocese of Virginia If you cannot find this book in your local library or cannot borrow a copy from a lending library, you may want to go to http:// www.dmkheritage.com/ They have it on a CD. This 183 page book, including index, written in 1907 contains information about Truro Parish which was part of the Northern Neck Grants. "Within this territory were the seats of the Fairfaxes, Washingtons, Masons, McCartys, Fitzhughs, Brents, Alexanders, Lewises, Mercers, Daniels, Carters, Dades, Stuarts, Corbins, Tayloes, Steptoes, Newtons, Browns, Lees, Thorntons, Balls, Smiths, and other leading families too many to mention, who dispensed an elegant hospitality at Northumberland House, Nomini, Stratford, Chantilly, Mount Airy, Sabine Hall, Bedford, Albion, Cedar Grove, Boscobel, Richland, Marleborough, Woodstock, Gunston, Belvoir, Woodlawn, Mount Vernon, etc. Beginning at Lancaster, county was taken from county, Parish from Parish, as the population of each passed the frontiers, until in 1730 Prince William was taken from Stafford and King George Counties, above Chappawansick Creek and Deep Run, and along the Potomac, to the "Great Mountains." This became also Hamilton Parish; which Parish, by an Act of the General Assembly passed at the Session of May, 1732, to take effect the first of the following November, was divided into two Parishes "By the river Ockoquan, and the Bull Run, (a branch thereof,) and a course from thence to the Indian Thoroughfare of the Blue Ridge of Mountains," (Ashby's Gap.) All that part of Prince William lying below the said bounds was to retain the name of Hamilton, "And all that other part of the said county, which lies above those bounds, shall hereafter be called and known by the name of Truro." The Parish was named after the Parish in Cornwall, in England, which is now the Diocese of Truro." Index: Adam, Adams, Alexander, Alexanders, Allan, Allen, Alrich, Andrews, Ashford, Atkins, Aubrey, Awbrey, Aylatt, Ayres, Baker, Bakers, Ball, Ballard, Balls, Barbour, Barker, Barkley, Barnes, Barry, Bartlett, Barton, Bassett, Bates, Baugus, Baxter, Baylis, Bayly, Beach, Beckwith, Bedford, Bennet, Bennit, Berkeley, Berkley, Bird, Blackburn, Blackburns, Blair, Bleight, Blumfield, Boggess, Boilston, Boilstone, Bond, Bosman, Bowie, Bowling, Bowman, Boyden, Boylston, Braddock, Breckenridge, Brents, Broadwater, Brocket, Bronaugh, Brown, Browns, Bryan, Bryant, Bucklands, Buckley, Burke, Burkes, Burrows, Cairde, Canady, Car, Carlyle, Carney, Carpenter, Carter, Carters, Carty, Cash, Caton, Champneys, Chapman, Chase, Chesher, Chichester, Chichesters, Claggett, Clapham, Cleveland, Clifton, Cockburn, Cocke, Cockerell, Cofer, Coffer, Cole, Coleman, Colemans, Colvill, Cookburn, Cooke, Cooper, Coopers, Copein, Corbins, Corner, Cox, Crutcher, Cullison, Custis, Dade, Dades, Dainty, Dalton, Dame, Daniel, Daniels, Darne, Darrel, Darrell, Darus, Davie, Davis, De Butts, Demevill, Deneale, Denty, Deskins, Dickins, Dickson, Diskin, Dixon, Dodd, Dodge, Donaldson, Douglass, Dozier, Dulan, Dulin, Dunbarr, Duntan, Ellett, Elliott, Ellzey, Eltenger, Elzey, Elzy, Emms, English, Erskine, Evans, Ewel, Ewell, Fairfax, Fairfaxes, Fairhurst, Falkner, Farguson, Fauquier, Ficklin, Fitzhugh, Fitzhughs, Fleming, Foote, Forbes, Ford, Foster, Fowler, Franklin, French, Furguson, Furgussons, Gaillard, Gardner, Garrett, Gerard, Gibson, Gilmore, Gladdin, Gladding, Gleading, Godfrey, Gooch, GOODWIN, Goram, Graham, Grant, Grantum, Grayson, Green, Griffin, Griffith, Grigsby, Grymes, Guest, Gunnel, Gunnell, Gunnells, Hago, Hairsling, Hall, Halley, Halling, Hamilton, Hampton, Harle, Harris, Harrison, Hart, Hartley, Hartshorne, Haslip, Haugo, Hawley, Henderson, Hendersons, Hening, Henry, Herbert, Hereford, Heryford, Hester, Hews, Hicherson, Hicks, Higgerson, Hollis, Holmes, Hord, Howel, Howson, Hull, Hunter, Hunters, Huntt, Hurst, Husk, Hutchinson, Hutchinsons, Hutt, Jackson, Jacobs, James, Janney, Jefferey, Jefferson, Jenifer, Jenkins, Jenny, John, Johns, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Judy, Keen, Keith, Kemp, King, Kirk, Kirkland, Kitchen, Kloman, Koon, Krouch, Kurhling, Lamphier, Landstreet, Lane, Langfier, Lasswell, Lawfull, Lay, Lee, Lees, Lewis, Lewises, Lindsey, Linton, Littlejohn, Lockwood, Love, Loves, Loyd, Lucas, Lumley, Lund, Lynton, Macgill, Machen, Macrae, Madden, Madison, Manley, Marshall, Martin, Mason, Masons, Massey, Masterson, Mc.Bee, Mc.Carty, Mc.Cartys, McCarty, McCartys, McGill, McIlhenny, McWhorter, Meade, Meckby, Melton, Mercers, Middleton, Milstead, Minor, Moncure, Monroe, Monteith, Moore, Morton, Moscrope, Moseley, Moss, Mosses, Moxley, Muir, Munroe, Murray, Musgrove, Neale, Neill, Netherton, Nevitt, Newton, Newtons, Nisbett, Noland, Norton, Offutt, Omohundro, Osborn, Osborne, Owen, Owsley, Packard, Page, Payne, Peabody, Peak, Peake, Pendleton, Penson, Perin, Perkins, Peyton, Piper, Platt, Pollard, Popejoy, Porter, Posey, Potter, Powell, Presley, Price, Pritchett, Ramey, Ramsay, Ramsey, Randolph, Ratcliffe, Ratcliffes, Reagan, Reagans, Reardon, Reid, Richardson, Roberts, Robertson, Robinson, Roe, Ronks, Ross, Rumsey, Russell, Ryers, Saintclare, Samford, Sanders, Sands, Sanford, Saunders, Scandall, Scott, Seal, Sears, Sebastian, Selectman, Shaddedin, Shaw, Shelton, Shortridge, Simmonds, Simpson, Slaughter, Smallwood, Smith, Smiths, Sommers, Sparks, Specht, Spurr, Stephens, Steptoes, Stoddert, Stone, Straham, Stribling, Stuart, Stuarts, Sturman, Stutt, Summers, Talbot, Taliaferro, Tayloes, Taylor, Tebbs, Terrett, Terretts, Theisz, Thomas, Thomases, Thompson, Thornton, Thorntons, Thrift, Tillett, Towners, Townsend, Trammel, Trammell, Triplett, Turley, Turner, Valandigam, Veal, Violet, Violett, Wade, Wagener, Wait, Waite, Walker, Wallis, Ward, Warden, Wardens, Warner, Washington, Washingtons, Watson, Waugh, Weems, West, Westmoreland, Weston, Wheeler, White, Whitford, Whittle, Wiley, Wilks, Williams, Willis, Windsor, Winsor, Withers, Wren, Wright, Wyatt, Wythe, Young **************************** Visit: http://www.dmkheritage.com To check on the latest County Histories and Parish Records on CDs Indexed and searchable

LAND RECORDS -3V:34-35 COCKE TO JAMES FEB 1831. John Spencer father in law of Benjamin James. WILL OF BENJAMIN JAMES BOOK T PAGES 307-308 1830 - 1831 In the name of God Amen I Benjamin James of the County of Loudoun and state of Virginia being well stricken in years and be infirm of body but, sound mind and memory and calling to mind it is appointed for all men once to die and wishing to continue peace & harmony amongest those that shall survive me and are the heirs of the worldly good with which God has blessed me do make and publish and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following viz 1st It is my will and desire that all my just debts shall be punctually paid. 2nd Believing it to be the mutual interest & comfort of my three daughters Elizabeth James, Susan James and Mary James who are deaf and dumb to have their three shares of land comprised in my son David James Share [ it being the wish of each of them ] I therefore give and bequeath unto my Son David James my Mansion House and four hundred acres of land adjoining thereof together with all the appurtenance thereto belonging or in any wise appurtaning Namely all the land on the South side of the of the public road together with the brick thereon and as much on the north side as will make up the above named number of four hundred acres the division line that run parallel with the public road to him and his heirs forever. In which above named Mansion house and four hundred acres of land I give to my three daughters Elizabeth, Susan and Mary an interest in as follows viz I give to each of them or the survivor of them an unquestionable right to live in the house and a reasonable su! pport out of the profits of the place during each of their natural lives and should they or either of them move their residence willingly and of the own choice. They each or the Survivor of them shall have a right to claim of the proceeds of place thirty dollars annually for each of then so removing instead of each their several or individual interest in and to the house and place above named as long as they or either of them lives. 3rd I give and bequeath unto my daughter Icy Foley and Abigail James and my son Aaron James all my land in Loudoun County Virginia [ except the four hundred which I give I have as above given to my son David ] is to be divided amongst them equally according to value. Where as there is now a suit in pending & undetermined at the instance of the heirs of Cocke in the Superior Court of Chancery holden in Winchester and its issue uncertain for a part of the land which I consider to be mine if however any part of the land I now hold should be lost by the above named suit my will is that each of my seven above named children should bear and equal part of the loss to be ascertained by valuation. 4th I give and bequeath unto my two Sons David and Aaron and My daughters Elizabeth, Icy, Susan, Mary and Abigail and my two grand children by my daughter Nancy Redmond all my land in Wood County Virginia to be sold by my executor and the proceeds equally divided amongst them giving one share to my above named Grand Children Andrew J. Redmond and Mary Ann Redmond. 5th I give and bequeath unto my Son David a sorrel mare called Richmond. 6th I give and bequeath unto my seven children namely Elizabeth James, Icy James, Susan James, David James, Mary James, Abigail James and Aaron James to them their heirs or assigns forever all my property both real and personal of every kind and nature whatsoever [ except as before deposed of ] to be sold and divided equally amongst them according to the true interest of my last will and testament. 7th It is my will that two hundred dollars be charged by my executor to my daughter Icy Foley which I consider to be the value of Sundry article given to her at different times. 8th and lastly I do hereby constitute & appoint my son David James to be the only true and law full Executor of this my last will & testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this fifteen day of November Eighteen hundred & thirty. Signed sealed published & delivered by said Benjamin James as his last Benjamin James will & testament in presence of : seal John James Dean James At a Court held for Loudoun County September 12th 1831 this paper purporting to be the last will and testament of Benjamin deceased was presented to the Court and partly proved by the oath of John James one of the subscribing witness there to and ordered to be certified at a Court held for said County October 12th 1831 the same was fully proved by the oath of Dean James another of the subscribing witnesses there to and ordered to be recorded. Teste CBinns C.L.C.

The (non-profit) Methodist Cemetery Association (Tenleytown, Washington, DC) Announces their annual executive and business meeting Sunday May 21, 2006 2:00 p.m. at Friendship Terrace located at 4201 Butterworth Place NW just off 42nd Street behind the cemetery. Agenda items to include: discussions for preserving the cemetery with its history; strategic planning decisions; general business; and election of officers. Cemetery grounds maintenance is scheduled, weather permitting, for the day before the annual meeting, Saturday May 20, 2006 9:00 a.m. until done. Volunteers are always appreciated!! Please bring your own gardening gloves and non-electric tools. NO mower is needed! The Methodist Cemetery (over 150 years old) located at 42nd St. & Murdock Mill Rd., NW in Tenleytown, Washington, DC (deeded 1855) is a small private cemetery with much local history. The Methodist Cemetery now bordered/bounded by Eldbrooke United Methodist Church (circa 1840; present church building 1926/1927) 4100 River Road, NW Washington, DC 20016; the younger but Historic landmark art deco Sears/Hechinger's Building 1941 at 4500 Wisconsin Avenue (now Best Buy and the Container Store); Iona House; & 42nd St, NW. Websites with information about the Methodist Cemetery and those buried there are: http://www.rpbates.com/methodistcemetery/index.html and http://www.interment.net/data/us/dc/wash/elderbrook/tenley.htm More information about those interred in The Methodist Cemetery can be obtained in the two registers of 1940 & 1954 compiled during walks through the Methodist Cemetery recording all legible markers by the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), archived at the DAR library; "Selected Small Cemeteries of Washington, DC", compiled by Paul E. Sluby, Sr. Columbian Harmony Society, c1987; and the "Register of burials of the Joseph F. Birch Funeral Home / Washington, D.C.": Columbian Harmony Society, c1989. 4 v. by Paul E. Sluby. Tenleytown (also known as Tenallytown and Tennellytown) dates from the 1700s, a farming and artisan community providing the green groceries, dairy products and tradesmen for much of the city. Tenleytown was centered around and named for its well known Tenally Tavern which was owned and operated by the Tenally family and located at the toll stop on the Road to Frederick. Tenleytown is the second oldest community (after Georgetown) incorporated into the District of Columbia. Many of the prominent citizens of Tenleytown were the founders, builders and members of the Methodist Cemetery and the Mt. Zion/Eldbrooke Methodist Church. Tenleytown played a crucial role (highest point in the city - Fort Reno) of protecting Washington during the Civil War Nearby Camp Frieze utilized the Methodist Cemetery and Mt. Zion/Eldbrooke Methodist Church (which were almost as high an elevation) as a military headquarters, fort, campsite, barracks, and hospital where troops from Rhode Island a! nd New York were stationed -- destroying the church building and some tombstones. (See "Tenleytown, D.C.: Country Village into City Neighborhood" (ISBN: 0960698604) by Judith Beck Helm. In 2005, Metropolitan Memorial and Eldbrooke United Methodist Churches joined to become the Greater Metropolitan Parish of Washington, DC; and in 2006 the 166-year-old Eldbrooke United Methodist Church was closed. Negotiations are now ongoing to build on the present site of the Eldbrooke United Methodist Church; and the Cemetery Association has been approached about incorporating their floor area ratio (FAR) density rights into the Eldbrooke Church site building package. Again, the Methodist Cemetery Association urges your participation. Interested parties should contact: President, Audrey Schwartz, 301 946-3056; AudreySch930@aol.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SBC.2ACI/674 Message Board Post: Looking for anyone researching this family, thanks Wayne

its in the washington post archives Munson, Delbert E. - MUNSON, DELBERT E., BG, USA, (Ret.)(Age 86) Delbert E. Munson, 86, Brigadier General, U.S. Army, Retired, died at the INOVA Fairfax Hospital on August .... More Published in The Washington Post on 9/5/2004. Archived Notice - $ http://www.legacy.com/Obituaries.asp?Page=ObitFinderResults D.L.M.F no spam or chain email http://www.geocities.com/pifox1/index.html ----- Original Message ----- From: <charmin@advizexweb.com> To: <VAFAIRFA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 3:23 PM Subject: [VAFairfax] OBIT LOOKUP PLEASE > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SBC.2ACI/673 > > Message Board Post: > > Could someone please look up an obit for Delbert E. Munson who lived in > Alexandria City when he died August 28, 2004? > Any help certainly appreciated. Willing to pay copy cost. > Sue > > > ==== VAFAIRFA Mailing List ==== > E-mail List Mom at mailto:daisysroots@yahoo.com > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafairfa/ > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SBC.2ACI/673 Message Board Post: Could someone please look up an obit for Delbert E. Munson who lived in Alexandria City when he died August 28, 2004? Any help certainly appreciated. Willing to pay copy cost. Sue

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: BEVERS/BEAVERS, POORE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SBC.2ACI/672 Message Board Post: 1850 census for Fairfax Co. VA, dwelling 1135, family 1135, John FITZHUGH household, lline 8: Abraham BEVER, 26, laborer, b. VA ----------------------------- 1860 census for Gillford Station Loudoun Co. VA, p. 15: BEAVERS, Abraham, 31, m, farmhand, Pb. Loudoun; Sarah C (Catherine?), 36, f, born in Loudoun; Wm. L, 10, m, born in Loudoun; Laura V, 3, f, b. Loudoun; Benj H., 2, m. born Loudoun; SPINKS, Susan C., 20, f, born VA -------------------------------- 1880 census for Providence, Fairfax Co, VA, ED 38, lines 17-23: BEAVERS, Catherine, wr, 66, wdowed, keeping house, VA VA VA; Laura V. wf, 23, dau, s, w/o occupation, cannot r/w, VA VA, VA; Benj H., wm, 22, son, laborer, cannot r/w, VA, VA, VA; Geo A, wm, 15, son, s, farmer, cannot r/w, VA, VA, VA; Catherine F, 14, dau,s, w/o occupation, cannot r/w, VA, VA, VA; NEWMAN, Benj, wm, Aoma (hard to read), s, farmer, VA, VA, VA -------------------------- Is anyone researching this family? Am trying to track Laura V (Virginia), b. about 1847 in Loudoun Co. VA

I am involved in a local history project and need to locate descendants of the following people in hopes that they can provide additional details of family experiences during the Civil War, or period photos, portraits etc.. Descendants of George Washington and Mary Hunter Also, Descendants of Charles and Phebe Sutton Thanks, Steve __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Hello Mickey, I saw your 1860 query, for Joseph. You know Grandfather, was in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley in the 1880 Fairfax County, VA Census. He was listed as 6 years old and "not adopted." Now through my query to this mailing list asking if anyone knew if John Wesley was a minister, someone answered: "Historical newspaper search: Number of matches: 1Search page number: 1 Newspaper Date Page Subject Alexandria Gazette 3/26/1861 02 Wesley John Receives church appointment. " We all know the name of England's John Wesley, he was involved in the start of the Methodists Movement. The Virginia John Wesley, could have been a descendant of the John Wesley. He was a minister and I'd like to find Methodist Church Records for him. Many minister or their wives kept diaries. Anyway, my point in all of this is that Indian children were sometimes stolen, or worse to be given indoctrination in Christianity. They were also needed to do farm work because the Civil War had disrupted slavery, with no farm help to be had. It also disrupted everything in Indian Territory. The Supreme court, as well as lesser Federal Courts did not uphold Indian Sovereignty. There is a Choctaw Indian by the name of Joe Daniels, that was held at Ft. Smith Arkansas. He would have been about the age of Horse's father. There was a band of Choctaw that settled there after 1850, because of the whites coming into Indian Territory and stealing the land. The information on him is at the Southwest U.S. NARA site where they keep Indian Records. I have always wanted to purchase a copy. Are you interested in them? Let me know and I will order them. I hope you and your family are well. I'll give you my address and telephone again. Is you address and telephone the same? In fact if you could send them again. I've lost my telephone & address book. Take care and love to all, Joyce 31 Willow Circle Ketchikan, AK 99901 907.225.7735 --------------------------------- Blab-away for as little as 1¢/min. Make PC-to-Phone Calls using Yahoo! Messenger with Voice.

Thanks for offering to do a look up. I have part of the info from the 1860 Fairfax County Census for John Daniel & wife Julia A. & children. I need the dwelling number, date & enumerator's name and if it shows where in Fairfax they resided. I gathered this info early on in my research and Murphy's Law set in! Their oldest son Joseph was not listed with them in the census so could you tell me if there is a marriage listed in your source for Joseph Daniel/Daniels to a (given name unk) Dove or Green? Thanks so much in advance, Mickey

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SBC.2ACI/565.2.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you so much for the offer to do a lookup for the 1860 Fairfax Co. Census. I would love a lookup for John F. Saunders, b. August 10, 1844, Fairfax Co., VA. I'm not certain if he was married yet. He might be listed under his mother Cary Saunders/Sanders. Thank you. Kathie

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SBC.2ACI/565.2.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Please email your request to me or post it here and I will be glad to look it up for you. This is only for the 1860 Fairfax County, Virginia census. I also have marriages from 13 Oct 1853 – 30 Dec 1870

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Taylor,Selectman,Coffer Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SBC.2ACI/565.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Gary.............may I have a look-up too please ? thabk You...........Sherry

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SBC.2ACI/565.2.1 Message Board Post: Connie would be glad to do a lookup for you. You can email me directly if you like.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SBC.2ACI/565.2 Message Board Post: Gary, Do you still do look-ups from the 1860 Fairfax Census records. Connie

Here are entries from my book "Index to Loudoun Co Va Land Deed Books A-Z, 1757 - 1800": Bk:Pg: G:314, 315 Date: 13 Apr 1770 Returned to Court: 13 Aug 1770 William PAYNE & wife Susanna (formerly widow of Nathaniel Brown) of Fairfax to Thomas OWSLEY of Loudoun. Lease/release of 158a on Goose Creek adj Thomas ROBINSON, Walter MIDDLETON. Wit: H. ROSS, John HOUGH, Robert STEPHENS, William DOUGLASS. Bk:Pg: M:303 Date: 21 Dec 1778 Returned to Court: 14 Jun 1779 Edward PAYNE & wife Ann Holland of Fairfax to son Henry PAYNE of Loudoun. Gift of 331½a where Henry now lives adj Capt. Burdit ASHTON, Barbary BERKLEY. Wit: Geo. SUMMERS, Har. LANE, Wm. PAYNE, Sanford PAYNE. Bk:Pg: N:317, 319 Date: 1 Feb 1782 Returned to Court: 12 Aug 1782 John Fryer BUCKLEY & wife Mary of Fairfax to William PAYNE of Loudoun. Lease/release of 528a between little Rockyrun and Johnnymorerun. Wit: Jer. HUTCHISON, Chas. ESKRIDGE, Lewis PRITCHET, Richard GREY. Bk:Pg: N:346 Date: 7 Jan 1782 Returned to Court: 12 Aug 1782 William PAYNE (son of Edward PAYNE of Fairfax) to John Fryer BUCKLEY of Loudoun. Bond to keep clear the name of John F. BUCKLEY in suit now brought in Loudoun by Col. Thomas BLACKBURN of Prince William Co. concerning land PAYNE bought from BUCKLEY. Wit: Jer HUTCHISON, Chas. ESKRIDGE. Bk:Pg: O:237, 239 Date: 24 Nov 1784 Returned to Court: 11 Apr 1785 William PAYNE & wife Mary of Cameron Parish to Francis ADAMS of Cameron Parish. Lease/release of 325ac between little Rockey Run and Johnny More Run. Wit: William Bd. SEARS. James H. LANE, Will. LANE, Chas. ESKRIDGE, Geo. SUMMERS. Bk:Pg: O:244, 245 Date: 24 Nov 1784 Returned to Court: 11 Apr 1785 William PAYNE & wife Mary of Cameron Parish to Abednego ADAMS of Fairfax. Lease/release of 390ac between little Rockey Run and Johny More Run. Wit: William Bd. SEARS, Will. LANE, Geo. SUMMERS, James H. LANE, Chas. ESKRIDGE. The date of 12 Aug 1782 was the date the deed was returned to the court and ordered to be recorded. The "Date" listed above is the date the deed was written. Pat Duncan GenNutLdn@msn.com From: Annerupert@aol.com Subject: Re: [VAFairfax] Wm Payne Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2006 07:28:04 EDT Thanks for information. Can the following William Payne be identified? William Payne There was another William Payne who on Nov 9, 1778 and 12 August 1782 made the following deeds, LOUDOUN CO. VA. 9 Nov. 1778 Margaret Campbell & Mary Hardy [ sisters and coheirs of Edward Conners, dec'd ]of Fairfax Co. to Jane Campbell [ d/o Margaret ] of Fairfax co.gift of 800 acres on Cabin Branch of Broad run. wit: Peter Mauzy, Lewis Pritchet, Henry Roussau, William Payne, Sandford Payne. 12 Aug. 1782 John Fryer Buckley & wife Mary of Fairfax to William Payne of Loudoun Co. L/Rof 528 acres between little Rockyrun and Johnnymorerun. wit. Jer. Hutchison, Cas. Eskridge, Lewis Pritchet, Richard Grey. Question: Since we know one William Payne b 1724 d July 12, 1782, is the date 12 Aug 1782 a date of record? Is this same William Payne connected to one who died 1 month earlier?

Thanks for information. Can the following William Payne be identified? William Payne There was another William Payne who on Nov 9, 1778 and 12 August 1782 made the following deeds, LOUDOUN CO. VA. 9 Nov. 1778 Margaret Campbell & Mary Hardy [ sisters and coheirs of Edward Conners, dec'd ]of Fairfax Co. to Jane Campbell [ d/o Margaret ] of Fairfax co.gift of 800 acres on Cabin Branch of Broad run. wit: Peter Mauzy, Lewis Pritchet, Henry Roussau, William Payne, Sandford Payne. 12 Aug. 1782 John Fryer Buckley & wife Mary of Fairfax to William Payne of Loudoun Co. L/Rof 528 acres between little Rockyrun and Johnnymorerun. wit. Jer. Hutchison, Cas. Eskridge, Lewis Pritchet, Richard Grey. Question: Since we know one William Payne b 1724 d July 12, 1782, is the date 12 Aug 1782 a date of record? Is this same William Payne connected to one who died 1 month earlier? *************