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    1. Re: [VAFRANKL] Richards, Menifee in Orange Co., VA
    2. teresa stuart

    3. Marla, have you taken a look at the 1750 and 1752 Lunenburg tithables ? There is a Benjamin Richards with an Edward Richards in the same household for both years. See :http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/lunenburg/census/sun004.txt Teresa "m.moore1 " <[email protected]> wrote: Teresa, due to the following deed, YES, I think Joseph could be the father of Edward Richards of Henry/Franklin Counties, VA. It is Ambrose Richards, not Richardson.--Marla Orange Co. VA Deed Book 17, p. 444, July 7, 1781 Joseph Richards of County of Henry of the one part and Hannah his wife, to Elijah Jones of the County of Orange, sum of 500 pounds, all that tract or parcel of land containing 84 acres, being in the County of Orange, bounded on a Ridge Corner to Thomas Row, corner to Peter Thonson’s, corner to George Wharton. (Signed) Joseph Richards Wit: Tomas Conner, Ambrose Richards, Edmund Singleton, John Parnell, Richard C. Webb. On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 16:51:06 -0700 (PDT) teresa stuart wrote: > Hi Marla, > Do you think these Orange Co Richards are related to the early Edward or >Edmond Richards who married Elizabeth Stewart, dau. of old James Stewart of >Henry/Franklin CO VA? Edward Richards was one of the earliest settlers on >Chestnut Creek. And is this Ambrose Richards a Richards or Richardson? I >have a Richard Richards who served in 1779 in Cpt. Daniel Carlin`s Militia, >Henry CO VA. The BURRUS, HEAD and CAVE families moved to nearby Upper Surry >CO NC. One Jacob BURRUS lived in Henry CO VA, see 1782 tax list, near the >end. He married a dau. of Joseph Martin. > Teresa Stuart de Rios ==== VAFRANKL Mailing List ==== Please Visit the Franklin Co. VaGenWeb Web Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/franklin.htm __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

    07/14/2005 11:21:45
    1. Richards, Menifee in Orange Co., VA
    2. m.moore1

    3. Orange Co. VA Order Book 1, p. 102, July 24, 1736 An account of trespass upon the case bet. Henry Willis and George Richards. Agreed. Dismissed. Orange Co. VA Order Book 6, p. 49, 66. Sept. 27, 1754. Samuel Richards and assignees of George Buchanon and Hamilton, agst. Abraham Chambers. In debt. Orange Co. VA Order Book 6, p. 117, May 22, 1755. David Anderson agst John Richards. In debt. Orange Co. VA Order Book 6, p. 234, April 22, 1759. William Richards appointed overseer of the road in the room of Richard Wilson. Orange Co. VA Order Book 6, p. 267, Sept. 30, 1756. On the mo. Of Robert Richards, a witness for Richard Bramham agst Jonathan Finnel Jr., it is ordered the said Bramham pay him one day’s attendance and coming once out of Spots Co. 43 miles. Orange Co. VA Order Book 7, p. 349, Sept. 17, 1765. Upon the attachment obtained by Moses Harris agst the estate of John Richards, the sheriff having attached one bay horse and the deft. Failing to appear. (Note: Moses Harris, father of Henry Harris who m. Annie Bird) Orange Co. VA Deed Book 14, p. 259, July 30, 1767. William Richards of County of Orange and Martha his wife to Richard Beale, indenture bearing date of 23 Oct. 1766, sum of 100 pounds, 123 ac on the South side the Southwest Mountains in the said County and bounded by the leased lands of Mr. Wm. Dangerfield on the S.E. side, William Tomlinson on the NW side, Albemarle Co. Line on the South West side and the main road, which crosses the mountains at Todds Pass on the North East side. (Signed) William Richards, Martha Richards. Wit: James Taylor, Ambrose Coleman, John Richards. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 15, p. 66. June 22, 1769. William Richards and Sarah his wife of St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., to Thomas Burrus of same, sum of 35 pounds, 50 acs. Tract beg. On the River at Muscoe Garnetts corner to Samuel Brockmans, Francis Wisdoms orphans line. Wit: A. Trible, William Cooke, John Deer. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 15, p. 87, May 2, 1769. Thomas Merry and Agnes his wife of Orange to William Richards, sum of 50 pounds, tract formerly belonging to William Hoalderway by pattent granted and conveyed to Thomas Burgess and from said Burgess conveyed to Thomas Merry, 386 acres, bounded, Joseph Pratt, William Sawyer, Robert Thomas, Reuben Daniel, William Miller, dec’d., Joseph Rogers, Thomas Gully, Peter Daniel, and the said Sawyer on the N. Side of Beaver Dam Run, thence to said Pratts corner. (Signed) Thomas Merry, Agnes Merry. Wit: Stephen J. K. Smith, Benjamin Cave, John Long, James Shirlay, Isaac Graves. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 17, p. 38, June 25, 1770. John Bickers and Sarah his wife to Benj. Carr. Wit: James Smith, William Richards, Samuel Brockman. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 8, p. 83, August 24, 1770 Andrew Shepherd agst Joseph Richards. In case. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 15, p. 401, Sept. 4, 1771. Carter Braxton of King William and Elizabeth his wife to John Wood of Orange, for sum of 10 pounds, 13 shillings, 9 pence, bounded, to William Richards on the South Side of Garr Run, corner Toliver Craig. Wit: James Wood, John Lea, John Richards. Orange Co. VA Order Book 8, p. 157, Nov. 29, 1771. Andrew Shepperd agst. Samuel Richards. On a petition. The defendant being no inhabitant, it abates. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 16, p. 141. Oct 12, 1772. Forest Webb and Catey his wife to Toliver Craig, for sum of 50 pounds, 100 ac on West side of Mine Run. Wit: William Richards, Richard Crittenden Webb, John Richards. Orange Co. VA Order Book 8, p. 284. Oct 28,1773. A deed from Alexander Spotswood to Philemon Richards was further proved by the oath of Charles Bruce. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 8, p. 324, April 29, 1774 James Robb and Co. Agst Richard Richards. In debt. The suit abates, the Defendant being no inhabitant. Orange Co. VA, Deed Book 16, p. 479, August 28, 1777 William Richards and Martha his wife to Thomas Jones, 34 pounds, 85 acres on a cliff of Garr Run in Nathaniel Saunders line. No witnesses. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 17, p. 73, Oct 22, 1778 John Richards of Orange and Milley his wife to George Chapman of same, sum of 30 pounds, 189 acres, bounded by James Fender/Tender, George Warton, James Faulkner, and William Kendal, dec’d., branches of Mine Run. Test: Richard C. Webb. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 17, p. 264, March 1, 1779 William Manifee of Henry Co. And Milley his wife to Benjamin Head of Co. Of Orange, sum of 600 pounds, 213 acres lying in Orange, bounded, South side of hte North side of the Northwest Mountain Road, corner to Greigsby, thence with his line. (Signed) William Manifee Wit: Toliver Craig Jun., Moses Doolittle, John Richards, Philemon Richards Received of the within named Benj. Head, 600 pounds within day and year within written. Teste: Toliver Craig Junr. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 17, p. 444, July 7, 1781 Joseph Richards of County of Henry of the one part and Hannah his wife, to Elijah Jones of the County of Orange, sum of 500 pounds, all that tract or parcel of land containing 84 acres, being in the County of Orange, bounded on a Ridge Corner to Thomas Row, corner to Peter Thonson’s, corner to George Wharton. (Signed) Joseph Richards Wit: Tomas Conner, Ambrose Richards, Edmund Singleton, John Parnell, Richard C. Webb. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 17, Marriages (located at end of book) John Richards m. Milley Dalls, both of St. Thomas Parish, by Banns, April 8, 1776 Philemon Richards and Susannah Wood of St. Thomas Parish, by Banns, Feb 3, 1778 Albemarle Co. VA Deed Book 7, p. 398. Oct 10, 1779 Robert Richards of Orange Co. To Thomas Robertson of Albemarle, sum of 32 pounds, 10 shillings, 75 acs., tract whereon said Robertson now lives, bounded by the lands of Nicholas Cain, Robert McKie, William Carver, James Carver, John Thomas Thomas Pruddy, Curtis Johnson and Gideon Carr, dec’d. (Signed) Robert Richards. Wit: Curtis Johnson, David Watts, John Johnson, William Carvor. Franklin Co. VA Circuit Court Determined Papers, April 1789-Sept. 1791. LDS Film No. 1986573. The Commonwealth of Virginia to the Sheriff of Franklin. Commanded to take up Richard Richards and Ambrose Rains. April 8, 1787. To answer David Ross of a pleas of trespass. John Brown, C.C.

    07/14/2005 11:10:19
    1. Re: [VAFRANKL] Richards, Menifee in Orange Co., VA
    2. teresa stuart

    3. Hi Marla, Do you think these Orange Co Richards are related to the early Edward or Edmond Richards who married Elizabeth Stewart, dau. of old James Stewart of Henry/Franklin CO VA? Edward Richards was one of the earliest settlers on Chestnut Creek. And is this Ambrose Richards a Richards or Richardson? I have a Richard Richards who served in 1779 in Cpt. Daniel Carlin`s Militia, Henry CO VA. The BURRUS, HEAD and CAVE families moved to nearby Upper Surry CO NC. One Jacob BURRUS lived in Henry CO VA, see 1782 tax list, near the end. He married a dau. of Joseph Martin. Teresa Stuart de Rios "m.moore1 " <[email protected]> wrote: Orange Co. VA Order Book 1, p. 102, July 24, 1736 An account of trespass upon the case bet. Henry Willis and George Richards. Agreed. Dismissed. Orange Co. VA Order Book 6, p. 49, 66. Sept. 27, 1754. Samuel Richards and assignees of George Buchanon and Hamilton, agst. Abraham Chambers. In debt. Orange Co. VA Order Book 6, p. 117, May 22, 1755. David Anderson agst John Richards. In debt. Orange Co. VA Order Book 6, p. 234, April 22, 1759. William Richards appointed overseer of the road in the room of Richard Wilson. Orange Co. VA Order Book 6, p. 267, Sept. 30, 1756. On the mo. Of Robert Richards, a witness for Richard Bramham agst Jonathan Finnel Jr., it is ordered the said Bramham pay him one day’s attendance and coming once out of Spots Co. 43 miles. Orange Co. VA Order Book 7, p. 349, Sept. 17, 1765. Upon the attachment obtained by Moses Harris agst the estate of John Richards, the sheriff having attached one bay horse and the deft. Failing to appear. (Note: Moses Harris, father of Henry Harris who m. Annie Bird) Orange Co. VA Deed Book 14, p. 259, July 30, 1767. William Richards of County of Orange and Martha his wife to Richard Beale, indenture bearing date of 23 Oct. 1766, sum of 100 pounds, 123 ac on the South side the Southwest Mountains in the said County and bounded by the leased lands of Mr. Wm. Dangerfield on the S.E. side, William Tomlinson on the NW side, Albemarle Co. Line on the South West side and the main road, which crosses the mountains at Todds Pass on the North East side. (Signed) William Richards, Martha Richards. Wit: James Taylor, Ambrose Coleman, John Richards. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 15, p. 66. June 22, 1769. William Richards and Sarah his wife of St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., to Thomas Burrus of same, sum of 35 pounds, 50 acs. Tract beg. On the River at Muscoe Garnetts corner to Samuel Brockmans, Francis Wisdoms orphans line. Wit: A. Trible, William Cooke, John Deer. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 15, p. 87, May 2, 1769. Thomas Merry and Agnes his wife of Orange to William Richards, sum of 50 pounds, tract formerly belonging to William Hoalderway by pattent granted and conveyed to Thomas Burgess and from said Burgess conveyed to Thomas Merry, 386 acres, bounded, Joseph Pratt, William Sawyer, Robert Thomas, Reuben Daniel, William Miller, dec’d., Joseph Rogers, Thomas Gully, Peter Daniel, and the said Sawyer on the N. Side of Beaver Dam Run, thence to said Pratts corner. (Signed) Thomas Merry, Agnes Merry. Wit: Stephen J. K. Smith, Benjamin Cave, John Long, James Shirlay, Isaac Graves. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 17, p. 38, June 25, 1770. John Bickers and Sarah his wife to Benj. Carr. Wit: James Smith, William Richards, Samuel Brockman. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 8, p. 83, August 24, 1770 Andrew Shepherd agst Joseph Richards. In case. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 15, p. 401, Sept. 4, 1771. Carter Braxton of King William and Elizabeth his wife to John Wood of Orange, for sum of 10 pounds, 13 shillings, 9 pence, bounded, to William Richards on the South Side of Garr Run, corner Toliver Craig. Wit: James Wood, John Lea, John Richards. Orange Co. VA Order Book 8, p. 157, Nov. 29, 1771. Andrew Shepperd agst. Samuel Richards. On a petition. The defendant being no inhabitant, it abates. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 16, p. 141. Oct 12, 1772. Forest Webb and Catey his wife to Toliver Craig, for sum of 50 pounds, 100 ac on West side of Mine Run. Wit: William Richards, Richard Crittenden Webb, John Richards. Orange Co. VA Order Book 8, p. 284. Oct 28,1773. A deed from Alexander Spotswood to Philemon Richards was further proved by the oath of Charles Bruce. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 8, p. 324, April 29, 1774 James Robb and Co. Agst Richard Richards. In debt. The suit abates, the Defendant being no inhabitant. Orange Co. VA, Deed Book 16, p. 479, August 28, 1777 William Richards and Martha his wife to Thomas Jones, 34 pounds, 85 acres on a cliff of Garr Run in Nathaniel Saunders line. No witnesses. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 17, p. 73, Oct 22, 1778 John Richards of Orange and Milley his wife to George Chapman of same, sum of 30 pounds, 189 acres, bounded by James Fender/Tender, George Warton, James Faulkner, and William Kendal, dec’d., branches of Mine Run. Test: Richard C. Webb. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 17, p. 264, March 1, 1779 William Manifee of Henry Co. And Milley his wife to Benjamin Head of Co. Of Orange, sum of 600 pounds, 213 acres lying in Orange, bounded, South side of hte North side of the Northwest Mountain Road, corner to Greigsby, thence with his line. (Signed) William Manifee Wit: Toliver Craig Jun., Moses Doolittle, John Richards, Philemon Richards Received of the within named Benj. Head, 600 pounds within day and year within written. Teste: Toliver Craig Junr. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 17, p. 444, July 7, 1781 Joseph Richards of County of Henry of the one part and Hannah his wife, to Elijah Jones of the County of Orange, sum of 500 pounds, all that tract or parcel of land containing 84 acres, being in the County of Orange, bounded on a Ridge Corner to Thomas Row, corner to Peter Thonson’s, corner to George Wharton. (Signed) Joseph Richards Wit: Tomas Conner, Ambrose Richards, Edmund Singleton, John Parnell, Richard C. Webb. Orange Co. VA Deed Book 17, Marriages (located at end of book) John Richards m. Milley Dalls, both of St. Thomas Parish, by Banns, April 8, 1776 Philemon Richards and Susannah Wood of St. Thomas Parish, by Banns, Feb 3, 1778 Albemarle Co. VA Deed Book 7, p. 398. Oct 10, 1779 Robert Richards of Orange Co. To Thomas Robertson of Albemarle, sum of 32 pounds, 10 shillings, 75 acs., tract whereon said Robertson now lives, bounded by the lands of Nicholas Cain, Robert McKie, William Carver, James Carver, John Thomas Thomas Pruddy, Curtis Johnson and Gideon Carr, dec’d. (Signed) Robert Richards. Wit: Curtis Johnson, David Watts, John Johnson, William Carvor. Franklin Co. VA Circuit Court Determined Papers, April 1789-Sept. 1791. LDS Film No. 1986573. The Commonwealth of Virginia to the Sheriff of Franklin. Commanded to take up Richard Richards and Ambrose Rains. April 8, 1787. To answer David Ross of a pleas of trespass. John Brown, C.C. ==== VAFRANKL Mailing List ==== Please Visit the Franklin Co. VaGenWeb Web Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/franklin.htm __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

    07/14/2005 10:51:06
    1. Examination of Headrights attached to land grants
    2. m.moore1

    3. http://eogn.typepad.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2005/06/mosher_award_pr.html http://heirlines.com/ The following is an announcement from the Board for Certification of Genealogists: The Board for Certification of Genealogists Education Fund, a Massachusetts charitable trust, is pleased to announce that James W. Petty, CGRS, AG, has been awarded the 2005 Donald Mosher Award for Virginia research. Petty, a professional genealogist with a 35 year career in professional genealogy, is based in Salt Lake City, Utah. He is president of HEIRLINES Family History & Genealogy, Inc., and co-founder of Heritage Genealogy College. He holds the Certified Genealogical Record Specialist credential from BCG and the Accredited Genealogist credential from the International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogists (ICAPGen). He also has college degrees in genealogy and history. Among his research interests are 17th century Virginia subjects. The Mosher Award is a $500 grant to help fund research on colonial Virginia families. Topics may be a family genealogy, a study of immigrant origins, or publication of previously unpublished colonial Virginia records. Petty's project involves extracting all records of head rights in the extant county court minutes in early Virginia. He will then compare the resulting lists with those already published in Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants by Nell Marion Nugent, a standard published reference for Virginia research that includes over 80,000 headright certificates issued between 1623 and 1776. Headrights were land grants issued by the colonial government to Virginians based on the number of individuals brought to the colony. In his preliminary work, Petty has found that in almost every county, more than 80 percent of the entries differ from comparable entries in the land patents as published in Cavaliers and Pioneers, and in some cases the differences are significant. He has also found that the minute books show records from an earlier date than the certificates and as many as 50 percent of the minute book entries do not appear in the grants. The work will help descendants of the early settlers establish a date of arrival in Virginia. Already in progress, it has a target completion date of June, 2006. Merrill Mosher, CG, of Coos Bay, Oregon established the Donald Mosher Memorial Award in 2001 in memory of her husband of thirty-two years. The competitive award is given to a researcher submitting a Virginia family genealogy, research paper on a Virginia immigrant, or an outline and plan for making previously unpublished Virginia records available. The Board for Certification of Genealogists Education Fund, a charitable trust which supports genealogical education, administers the award. Beth A. Stahr, CGRS, president of the Board for Certification of Genealogists® and trustee of the BCG Education Fund, joined Mrs. Mosher in presenting the award during the BCG luncheon on 3 June 2005 at the National Genealogical Society Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. More information on BCG and the BCG Education Fund is available at www.bcgcertification.org. As part of his application for the grant, Petty explained that his work to date revealed that headright lists attached to land grants were the last record in the chain of records, and the earlier records---including the county certificates he is studying---may have preceded the land grant by three to thirty years. The number of county entries missing on the colony records means that historical estimates of colonial population based on Nugent's lists might be doubled. Petty has also determined that lists on the land patents were often compilations of many different headright certificates, meaning it is likely that none of the people on any given patent list even knew each other, much less came to America on the same ship. "The consequence of this study are so drastic as to completely change how headright records in colonial Virginia should be viewed by researchers," Petty continued. "Many of the hopes of researchers based on the misconceptions of the past will be dashed. But learning correct principles about these colonial Virginia records will allow us to discover new viewpoints about these early sources, and open new possibilities about finding ancestors and their origins."

    07/14/2005 01:23:26
    1. Re: William Ray m. Pheby Leffew
    2. Barbara Stanley

    3. Thanks JoAnn - I don't know yet if there is a connection or not. Do you know who Susannah's father was? Barb S. ---------- At 10:53 AM 7/12/2005 -0600, you wrote: >I have a Susannah Ray married to Robert Ferguson about 1798.  I don't know >if there is a connexion, but I have found the name spelled Wray also.  So >you might look for Wrays. >  JoAnn > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Barbara Stanley" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005 5:48 AM >Subject: [VAFRANKL] William Ray m. Pheby Leffew > > >> >> William Ray m. Pheby Leffew Sept. 17, 1848 in Franklin Co. (Bond dated >> March 6, >> 1848) >> >> Who were the parents of William Ray?? >> >> Thanks, >> Barb S.

    07/13/2005 02:01:53
    1. Re: [VAFRANKL] Descendants of Hezekiah Martin and Sarah Allen
    2. Kristi Stultz

    3. This listing has a Mathew. CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: VA COUNTY: Franklin PAGE NO: 138b REFERENCE: 31 st. Day of October 1850 Census ========================================================================================================================= LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE 13 1162 1157 Martin Hezekiah 34 M Farmer 100 14 1162 1157 Martin Sarah 27 F 15 1162 1157 Martin William 3 M 16 1162 1157 Martin Mathew 9/12 M 17 1162 1157 Martin Marshall 14 M 18 1163 1158 Allen Daniel 29 M Laborer 19 1163 1158 Allen Zena 22 F 20 1163 1158 Allen Preston 3 M 21 1163 1158 Allen Abigail 2 F I am a descendant of Jehu Martin who married Martha Malinda Jane Boyd. I will look to see what I have to send. Kristi Linda Jo Sheahan <[email protected]> wrote:I have been working on my family tree. I put the following together using the census, the Floyd Male Marriage Index, WWI Draft Cards, and the World Family Tree. Can anyone add to this or correct me where I am wrong? - Linda Jo Descendants of Hezekiah Martin 1 Hezekiah Martin 1816 - . +Sarah Allen 1826 - 1880 m: 18 Jun 1846 .... 2 William Martin 1847 - .... 2 Rosabelle Martin 1851 - .... 2 John Jehu? Martin 1854 - .... 2 Frances Martin 1856 - 1932 ........ +Pleasant T. Adkins 1857 - 1921 m: 1881 ........... 3 Sarah H. Adkins 1882 - ........... 3 August F. Adkins 1884 - ........... 3 Henry S. "The Nephew" Adkins 1886 - 1962 ............... +Florida A. Cannaday 1878 - 1964 m: Abt. 1908 ........... 3 Julie N? Adkins 1889 - ........... 3 Jathina S. Adkins 1891 - ........... 3 James Robert Adkins 1895 - 1966 ............... +Nannie Ann Trail? 1891 - 1960 ........... 3 Florida F. Adkins 1895 - .... 2 Ruth Martin 1859 - .... 2 Julia Ann Jennie Martin 1864 - 1907 ........ +William Abither Thompson, Sr. 1838 - 1905 m: 1885 ........... 3 [1] Peter Harvey "The Nephew" Thompson 1886 - 1965 ............... +Ella Ninabeth Shively 1884 - 1927 m: 1906 ........... *2nd Wife of [1] Peter Harvey "The Nephew" Thompson: ............... +Maude Mae Sigmon 1901 - 1961 m: 28 Sep 1927 ........... 3 Josie H. Thompson 1888 - ............... +Thomas Walter Whorley 1889 - m: 1911 ........... 3 Oliver Irvin Thompson 1889 - 1935 ............... +Maudie Ellen Glaspie 1897 - 1987 ........... 3 Jefferson D. Thompson 1891 - ........... 3 Elia Elijah H. Thompson 1893 - 1917 ........... 3 Sarah Sally E. Thompson 1895 - ........... 3 John Lewis Thompson 1898 - 1972 ............... +R?bbie Lnu ........... 3 Allie Ollie Jane Thompson 1904 - .... 2 Sothia Martin 1866 - ==== VAFRANKL Mailing List ==== Please Visit the Franklin Co. VaGenWeb Web Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/franklin.htm Kristi P. Stultz I will say of the LORD, [He is] my refuge and my fortress: my God; in him will I trust. Psalms 91:2 http://wwco.com/~kps/ --------------------------------- Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page

    07/12/2005 11:57:43
    1. Descendants of Hezekiah Martin and Sarah Allen
    2. Linda Jo Sheahan

    3. I have been working on my family tree. I put the following together using the census, the Floyd Male Marriage Index, WWI Draft Cards, and the World Family Tree. Can anyone add to this or correct me where I am wrong? - Linda Jo Descendants of Hezekiah Martin 1 Hezekiah Martin 1816 - . +Sarah Allen 1826 - 1880 m: 18 Jun 1846 .... 2 William Martin 1847 - .... 2 Rosabelle Martin 1851 - .... 2 John Jehu? Martin 1854 - .... 2 Frances Martin 1856 - 1932 ........ +Pleasant T. Adkins 1857 - 1921 m: 1881 ........... 3 Sarah H. Adkins 1882 - ........... 3 August F. Adkins 1884 - ........... 3 Henry S. "The Nephew" Adkins 1886 - 1962 ............... +Florida A. Cannaday 1878 - 1964 m: Abt. 1908 ........... 3 Julie N? Adkins 1889 - ........... 3 Jathina S. Adkins 1891 - ........... 3 James Robert Adkins 1895 - 1966 ............... +Nannie Ann Trail? 1891 - 1960 ........... 3 Florida F. Adkins 1895 - .... 2 Ruth Martin 1859 - .... 2 Julia Ann Jennie Martin 1864 - 1907 ........ +William Abither Thompson, Sr. 1838 - 1905 m: 1885 ........... 3 [1] Peter Harvey "The Nephew" Thompson 1886 - 1965 ............... +Ella Ninabeth Shively 1884 - 1927 m: 1906 ........... *2nd Wife of [1] Peter Harvey "The Nephew" Thompson: ............... +Maude Mae Sigmon 1901 - 1961 m: 28 Sep 1927 ........... 3 Josie H. Thompson 1888 - ............... +Thomas Walter Whorley 1889 - m: 1911 ........... 3 Oliver Irvin Thompson 1889 - 1935 ............... +Maudie Ellen Glaspie 1897 - 1987 ........... 3 Jefferson D. Thompson 1891 - ........... 3 Elia Elijah H. Thompson 1893 - 1917 ........... 3 Sarah Sally E. Thompson 1895 - ........... 3 John Lewis Thompson 1898 - 1972 ............... +R?bbie Lnu ........... 3 Allie Ollie Jane Thompson 1904 - .... 2 Sothia Martin 1866 -

    07/12/2005 04:25:20
    1. Re: [VAFRANKL] William Ray m. Pheby Leffew
    2. Steve Jeppsen

    3. I have a Susannah Ray married to Robert Ferguson about 1798. I don't know if there is a connexion, but I have found the name spelled Wray also. So you might look for Wrays. JoAnn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Stanley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005 5:48 AM Subject: [VAFRANKL] William Ray m. Pheby Leffew > > William Ray m. Pheby Leffew Sept. 17, 1848 in Franklin Co. (Bond dated > March 6, > 1848) > > Who were the parents of William Ray?? > > Thanks, > Barb S. > > > > > ==== VAFRANKL Mailing List ==== > Please Visit the Franklin Co. VaGenWeb Web Site > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/franklin.htm > > >

    07/12/2005 04:53:00
    1. Benajmin Johnson Cont.
    2. Tony Johnson

    3. Notes: WILL OF CHRISTOPHER CLARK, 1741 - Louisa Co. VA In the name of God, Amen. I, Christopher Clark, being in sound mind and memory, thanks to Almighty God for it, but calling to mind the uncertainties of ye life, make this my will and testament as follows, etc: 1st: I give to my loving son Edward, one gun and all my wearing clothes and all things else that he was possessed of that was ever mine. 2nd: I give to my loving daughter Agnes Johnson, one negro wench named .. and her increase and whatever else she has or ever had in possession that was mine. 3rd: I give my loving daughter Rachel Moorman, four hundred acres of land in Hanover County, near to Captain Thomas Dancey and one negro woman named Moll with her increase and all things else that she has had in her possession whatever was mine. 4th: I give my loving daughter Sarah Lynch, one negro boy and all things else that she is or ever was possessed of that was mine. 5th: I give my loving son Micajah Clark five hundred acres of land in Hanover County, the same whereon I now live with all rights and heriditaments thereto belonging to and one negro boy named ... working tools and whatever else he is or was possessed of that was mine. 6th: I give my loving son Bowling Clark, four hundred acres of land in Hanover County, lying on the northwest side joining on the land of Mr. Thomas Carr and on ye County ... , two young negroes named Nance and Robin and one horse named Spret, one gun, one feather bed and furniture, two cows and calves, my trooping arms, my great Bible and all my law books. 7th: I give my loving daughter Elizabeth Anthony, four hundred acres of land in Goochland County on Footer Creek near South Forks of James River, two young negroes Moll and Jenny, 3 cows and calves, one feather bed and furniture. All the rest of my estate be in what nature or quality soever, I leave to my loving wife during her natural life, who I appoint my Executrix and further my will and desire is that my loving granddaughter, Penelope Lynch, at the death of her grandmother Penelope Clark, my wife, that then the said Penelope Lynch be paid out of my estate if there be so much remaining, forty pounds good and lawful money of Virginia, and then, if any left to be equally divided among my said children, but not to be appraised. In witness to the above premises I have hereunto set my hand and fixed my seal this fourteenth day of August 1741. Christopher Clark (seal) Teste: Thos. Martin, Ann Martin, James Waring At a court held for Louisa County the 28th day of May 1754, this will was proved this day in open Court by the oath of Thomas Martin and affirmation of Ann Martin and admitted to record and is recorded. Test: James Littlepage, Clerk Court 1778 Aug 16 SOCIETY OF FRIENDS" Marriage Record, Bedford Co, Va South River Monthly Meeting Bedford County Virginia the 16th of the 8th Mo 1778. This may Certify all whom it may Concern that our Friends Charles Johnson of Bedford County and Molley Moorman daughter of Zacheriah Moorman of the Same County after declaring their intentions of Mariage with each other publickly recording to the Rule of Friends having consent of Parents & Friends did on the day and Year above written take each other in the following Solled manner Viz. In a publick Meeting the man takeing the Woman by the hand Saying Friends you are my Witness that I take this my Friend Molley Moorman to be my wife promissing through divine assistance to be unto her a true and loveing husband until death shall separte us or words to the same effect the Woman Likewise takeing the man by the hand Saying friends you are my witness I take this may friend Charles Johnson to be my Husband promiseing thro Divine Assistance to be unto him a true and Loveing wife until Death shall separate us or words to the same effect assuming to herself the name of her Husband Signed first by Themselves and after by us whose names are under written Christopher Johnson Charles Johnson Zachariah Moorman Molley Johnson William Johnson Lucy Johnson Benjamin Johnson Sen. Mary Miller ( My Notes this is Mary Johnson widow of Benjamin Johnson Died by 1769 who remarried John Miller) This raises the question WAS Mary Moorman Married to Benjamin Johnson who died by 1769 the Daughter in Law of Benjamin Johnson Senior who was the son of Benjamin Johnson of Louisa Co. Va who died 1754 Notes Partial List on Guests to wedding: From: William Hunt<mailto:[email protected]> SUB NOTES It appears William and Benjamin Johnson's brother Christopher married Elizabeth Lucy Mooreman daughter of Charles Moorman per Charles Moormans will in Louisa CO. Va. In 1778 names daughter as Elizabeth Lucy Johnson and Betty is a nic name for Elizabeth 1772 Aug 1: Ashley Johnson 50 acs N side of the South River adj sd Johnson, James Bunches line, Kelly, Mooreman, the S side sd Bunches plantation & John Pulliam Aug 1, 1772 CPv7 Linda Starrs Research 1772 Aug 1: Ashley Johnson 210 acs adj. Ragland, Nathaniel Winston, John Price & Holland Aug 1, 1772 CPv7 Linda Starrrs Research So we now know that Benjamin Johnson married to Agness Clark of Hanover Co Va. And Turkey Run is the father to Benjamin Johnson and William Johnson of Fishing Creek in Bedford Co. Va. Now to start sorting known Children of the First William Johnson who came to fishing hole Creek by 1765 Children of Oldest William Johnson Ashly Johnson son of William and Susanna, b. 17th of 7th month 1756 Agness Johnson dau of William and Susanna, b. 16th of 8th month 1759 Jeptha Johnson son of William and Susanna b. 19th of 8th month 1761 Ruth Johnson dau of William and Susanna b. 12th of 6th month 1763 Robert Johnson son of William and Susanna b. 18th of 5th month 1765 Nubey Johnson son of William and Susanna b. 12th of 2nd month 1767 Sarah Johnson dau of William and Susanna b. 29th of 9th month 1769 William Johnson son of William and Susanna b. 6th of 1st month 1772 Jonathan Johnson son of William and Susanna b. 22nd of 12 month 1774 Ann Johnson dau of William and Susanna b. 11th of 1st month 1780. Jeptha Johnson son of William and Susann d. [died] 18th of 3rd month 1775, aged 13 years and upwards. Agnes Johnson day of William and Susanna died 18th of 11th month 1773, aged 15 years and 9 months. Source: F. Edward Wright, "Quaker Records Of South River Monthly Meeting - Virginia 1756-1800", Family Line Publications, Westminster, Maryland, 1993, pages 1-10] Note: South River Monthly Meeting served Bedford and Campbell Counties in Virginia.

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    1. Benjamin Johnson of Bedford and children in Campbell updated
    2. Tony Johnson

    3. 1735 July 7: Hanover Co. Benjamin Johnson ( Johnston Jonson) 200 acres on both side Machunk Creek and Turkey Run: Land Office Patents # 16, 1735 pg 21 on reel 14: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1735 Ju 7; Benjamin Johnson 200 acs both side Machunk Cr & Turkey Run adj. Timothy Dalton & Capt Dansie July 7, 1735 CPv4 Linda Starrs research 1751 July: Nicholas Oliver on Great Cr and the Brs thereof adj. Benjamin Johnson & Timothy Dalton July 1751 CPv6 Linda Starrs Research Research Notes: 1750 Nov. 3: Louisa Co: Charles Farguson 84 ½ acres on both sides of Prettys Creek commonly called and known by the name of TURKEY RUN : Land Office Patents # 29 1749-1751 vol 1 & 2 pg 358 on reel 27: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1754 May 28 Cty. Lou, Book: 1, Page: 32, Benjamin Johnson, Type: Will, Benjamin Johnson of Louisa, low in health, to loving wife Agness Johnson during her life slaves, Terry and Lucy and use of plantation I now live and live stock until my sons and daus. arrive at age or marry. To daughter Sarah Terrill Negro Nancy, 1 horse bridle and saddle; To son Christopher Johnson 200 acres land on Turkey Run in Louisa Co., 1 Negro named [illeg.], 1 cow & calf and man named Diamond. To my son William Johnson 200 acres on Fishing Creek, Negro boy H[illeg], horse, colt, saddle, bridle & 10 [illeg] To son Benjamin 200 acres on Fishing Creek in Albemarle County being part of the [torn] of land as I give to son William. To dau. Terr[torn] Negro Toby. To son Collings Johnson 200 acres to be laid off upper end of the land whereon I now live from the river crossing road to Hudson's line and ?50 cash to be raised of [estate] horse, saddle, etc. To dau. Agness J[?] Negro Dick. to son Newboy Johnson the plantation whereon I now live [torn] 200 acres it being part of the tract of land I gave my [torn] 200 out of ?30 cash to be raised out of my [torn]. If any children die without heirs then estate to be divided equally amongst rest of my children. After wife Agnes' decease ?25 cash to be paid to each of my daughters to wit Sarah Terrell, Penelope Johnson and Agness Johnson out of [torn] and remainder equally divided among all my [torn] I appoint wife Agness Johnson executrix and son William Johnson exor. 20th day 12th month [no year given]. wit. George Holland, Sarah Holland, Thos. Moreman. sig. Benjamin J[torn] Recorded 28 May 1754. http://trevilians.com/probate/will1.htm <http://trevilians.com/probate/will1.htm> To share your information, please send an e-Mail to: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>. Thank You!! Research Notes: 1732 Sept 28: Benjamin Johnson 400 acs adj Capt Hudson & Capt Clark on low grounds of the South Anna Riv Sep 28, 1732 CPv3 Linda Starrs research Research Notes: 1736 June: John Ragland both sides the Southanna on Cuffee's Br, by the road, adj his own, Capt. Hudson & Benjamin Johnson Jun 1736 CPv4 Linda Starrs Research Research Notes: 1736 June 5: Johns Ragland Hanover Co: 17777 acres on both side of the Southanna, adjoining Capt. Hudson, Benjamin Johnson and his own lands: Land Office Patents # 17 1735-1738 pg 110 reel 15: Library of Viriginia Archives Section Research Notes: 1745 Sept: John Ragland on both sides Southanna River on the side of a level, on Rack Punch Springs Br, by the side of a bottom & down Cawthons Run adj. Mrs. Anne Johnson & Richard Welborn Sep 1745 [See Louisa Co. Ann with Thomas Johnson] CPv5 Linda Starrs research Research Notes: 1745 Sept 20: John Ragland; Hanover Co. 1289 acres on both side of the Southanna adjoining Mrs. Anne Johnson, Richard Welborn and C.: Land Office Patents # 22 1743-1745 vol. 1, 2, pg 564 on reel 20: Library of Virginia Archives Section Research Notes: 1746 Mar: Duncan Graham both sides the Mountain Road and Rack Punch Srping Cr adj his own, John Ragland, Mrs. Ann Johnson, Maj Henry & Littlepage Mar 1746 CPv5 Linda Starrs Research Research Notes: 1747 June: Richard Welborn adj. James Churchill, John Ragland, Maj. Henry, Mrs. Anne Johnson, & Thomas Johnson June 1747 CPv6 Linda Starrs Research Research Notes: 1752 June 23: Louisa Co: John Cosby and Ann Cosby of Fredericksville Parish Louisa Co. and Nicholas Johnson of St. Martins Parish Louisa CO. to Thomas Johnson of Drisdale Parish Caroline Colony Gent. For divers good causes more especially for 60 pounds sterling money of Great Britian for 311 acres in Fredericksville Parish on both sides of South Anna River above the Roundabout Creek adj. Ann Johnson, formerly Col. Nicholas Meriwethers line, the river on the Roundabout Neck Ridge granted unto sd. Anne Cosby by the name of Ann Johnson by letters patent at City of Williamsburg 26 Mar 1739. recorded in the secretaries office. Sign John Cosby, Ann Cosby,Nicko. Johnson 23 June 1751 ack. By John Cosby Anne his wife and Nicholas Johnson: Book A Louisa County Research Notes:1757 Jan 29: Louisa County: Ann Cosby of Frederick Parish Louisa Co. to Thomas Johnson of Drisdale Par. Caroline Co. 300 lbs for 500 acres on South side of Southanna River in Fredericksville Parish place where on sd Ann Cosby formerly lived adj. the South Anna River, Statham. Col. John Henry. Crossing roundabout Creek to Thomas Johnson. Signed Anne Cosby. Witn Wm Crutcher, Josiah Wood, Christopher Wood.: Louisa County Book B. 1756 Aug.; Daniel Design on some of the small Brs of Great Cr adj James Power, Nicholas Meriwether dec'd grant line, Timouthy Daulton & Benjamin Johnson Aug 1756 CPv6 Linda Starrs research 1756 Aug. Richard Haggard on the Brs of Great Cr adj Meriwether, Benjamin Johnson, Cobb & John Moore Aug 1756 CPv6 Linda Starrs research 1756 Aug 16: Albemarle Co. Va.: Benjamin Johnson 400 acre on Fishing Creek of the Fluvanna River: Source Land Patents # 33, 1756-1761 ( v.1, 2, 3,& 4 p. 1-1095) Library of Virginia Archives Section NOTE: ALBEMARLE CO DEED Aug 16 1756: Benjamin Johnson 400 acres on the Branchs of Fishing Creek of the Fluvanna on the S. Side of the South Fork of Fishing Creek in lowgrounds near Lynches Road. CPv6, Early Johnson Time Lines: Research Notes: In 1761 Albemarle gained the western part of Louisa Co. then known as Fredricksville Parish http://www.regoodman.com/albemarle.htm<http://www.regoodman.com/albemarlehtm>. 1765 Benjamin Johnson of Bedford sold to William Johnson of Bedford a tract of land on both sides of Fishing Creek, the waters of the Fluvanny containing 200 aces, being part of 400 acres left the sd William & Benjamin Johnson by their father.. Lines included bounded by the south side of the south fork of Fishing Creek in low grounds, near Lynches Road. Signed Benjamin Johnson. [Bedford Co. Deed Book 2, p. 670] From: William Hunt<mailto:[email protected]> 1760 Mar: Joseph Anthony on both sides of Fishing Creek on the S. Side Fluvanna River adj. Daniel Chandler, William Chandler and Benjamin Johnson CPv6: Reserch Notes: Benjamin Johnson married to Mary Moorman is deceased so this is the brother to William Johnson sons of Benjamin Johnson who died 1754 in Louisa Co. Va. 1767 Feb 23 : Cumberland County: Collins Johnson: Part of Index to Cumberland County Wills and Administration ( 1749-1810) Will Book # 1, 1749-1769 on reel 17 : Library of Virginia: System # 00534197 Collings Johnson is brother of Benajmin, William and Christopher Johnson sons of Benjamin Johnson and Agness

    07/11/2005 05:05:59
    1. Christopher Johnson of Bedford and Campbell CO
    2. Tony Johnson

    3. 1789 May 2 1789 Will of Zachariah Moorman, 1787 - Campbell County, Virginia Will Book No. 1, 1789, pp. 130-133. In the name of God Amen. I Zachariah Moorman of Campbell County & State of Virginia being sick & low, but of sound mind, & calling to mind the uncertainty of Life do make constitute and ordain this my last Will & Testament. In the first place I desire my first debt shall be paid out of my Estate. Secondly, I lend to my well beloved Wife Elizabeth during her natural life or widdohood the plantation whereon I now live & stock of all kinds and household furniture except such as shall bee hereafter mentioned or given away to my Legates. Also one Negro man, named Pafsa(?) - One Negro woman Voilet - One woman named Sue, One Negro Boy named Frank, One Girl named Judy, One Boy named Will, the incres if there should be any I also lend her. It is my desire that my Children that are under age should live with my wife until they do arive to lawful age and be maintained out of the above Estate. I lend my Daughter Anna Candler one Negro Girl Jane & her increas during her natural life and at my Daughter Death I give the said Jane and her incres to my said Daughter Children. I give my Daughter Molley Johnson one Negro Boy named Jcob to her & her heirs forever. I give to my Daughter Mildred Johnson one Negro Boy Peter to her & her heirs forever. I give to my Daughter Rachal Moorman one Negro Girl named Sal shee & her increse, forever. I give my Daughter Agatha Johnson one Hors of Ten pounds price to her & her heirs forever. I give my son Henry Moorman one hors & sadal that he has in persesion, one Cow & cal(f) & one bed & furnitur, one Negro Girl Diner she & her incres forever, & three hundred eighty three acres of land on the waters of Senecur (Seneca) the upper part of my land on the said Creek and joining Christopher Anthony to him & his heirs forever. I give to my son Thomas Moorman one hors & Sadal. One Cow & calf. A bed & furniture. One negro Girl named Molley she & her incres & the remaining part three hundred & eighty three acres of Land which is the lower part of the above mentioned Land, to him & his heirs forever. I give to my son Samuel Moorman one hors & sadal, a cow & calf, a Bed & furniture, one Negro Girl named Suse, she & her incres; and that part of the Land I now live on which lies on the south side of the big Branch which runs through the plantation & heads in the Chesnute Hollow with the improvements all above the said Branch, after my wifes Deathe or marrag, to him & his heirs forever. I give to my son Zachariah Moorman one hors & sadal, one cow & calf, one bed & furniture, one Negro Girl named Anne she & her incres, & that part of the afors(aid) Land whereon I now live on the north side of the said, & all the improvements below after my wifes death or marrage to him & his heirs forever. I give to my Daughter Lucey Moorman one hors & sadal, a cow & calf, a Bed & furniture, One Negro Girl named Milley she & her incres, to her & heirs forever. If either of my Children should die before they marrey or come of age, it is my desire that the part of my Estate allotted them should be equally divided amongst the Survivers. It is also my Will desire that all my Estate which I have lent my wife except the Land shall be equally divided amongst my Children at her Death. I also appoint Edmond Winston, my son Henry Moorman, Clark Terrell Moorman, Achilles Moorman & John Clark as Executors of this my last Will and Testament as witness my hand this first day of May One Thousand seven hundred & eighty seven. Zachariah Moorman (seal) Signed & sealed & deliverd in the presence of ... John Caffery John Clark Edward Terrell William Blossom At a Court held for Campbell County July 2nd 1789 - The within last Will & Testament of Zachariah Moorman died was proved by the oath of John Clark& by the solemn affirmation of Edward Terrell. Charles Johnson 1785 Campbell Co Tax List For District 3 by Zachariah Mooreman 1778 Aug 16 Society of Friends Wedding of Charles Johnson and Molley Mooreman 1780 Sept 1:Bedford Co: Charles Johnson ( johnston-jonson) 175 acres on east branches of Flat Creek.Source Land Office Patents E. 1775-1776, 178--1781 ( v. 2 p 463-930) p. 446 ( reel 46) Library of Virginia. 1782 Dec 9 :Bedford Co: Charles Johnson (Johnston-Jonson) 780 acres on both sides of Lynches Ferry Road on branches of Dreaming Creek and on the forks of Rock Castle Branch; Source Land Office Grants G, 1782-1783 p 286 ( reel 48) Part of the index to the recorded copies of Grants issued by the Virginia Land Office. The collection is housed in the archives of Virginia at the Library of Virginia. LIST B 1787 Campbell County Personnal Property Tax Lists 256-263 1787 May 3 Charls (sic) Johnson visited 1779 Sept 1 Bedford Co. Va James Johnson and Milly Mooreman: Zachariah Mooreman Surety: Notes: Zachariah Mooreman on Tax List by Fishing Creek Johnson Families of Ashley and William Johnson Research Notes: William Johnson son of Benjamin and Mary b. 2nd of 12th month 1757 James Johnson son of Benjamin and Mary b. 20th of 12th month 1759 Rachel Johnson dau of Benjamin and Mary b. 26th of 3rd moth 1762 Mildred Johnson dau of Benjamin and Mary b. 4th of 7th month 1766 Christopher Johnson son of Benjamin and Mary b. 4th of 3rd month 1769 1769 Aug 18: It is reported that the Benjamin Johnson died Aug 18 1769 with wife Mary Moorman had the Following Sons:: Thomas, Andrew, William, James, Christopher Rachel, Elizabeth, Mildred and some Say John Johnson Thomas is untraced :::Andrew untraced::: William untraced:: James Johnson married Abigail Barton:: Rachel untraced: :Elizabeth untraced:: Christopher Johnson married Elizabeth Moorman Aug 16 1758 in Bedford Co. Va. Notes do to naming patterns found in Amelia and Prince Edward County and off Spring of Abraham Venable of 1720 era of Tuckahoe Creek: one Col John Woodson Venable and slaves being bought by by Col. Venable in his will from Andrew Johnson. John Johnson untraced: 1764 FEB 10 Bedford Co. VA William Johnson married Agatha MOORMAN: This is a different William Johnson then son of Benjamin and Mary but it is NOT William Johnson brother of Benjamin Johnson as he arrived before 1765: Per Fishing Creek Deeds: and he already had Chidlren with a Susanna born in 1756 Also of Note is Thos. Moorman signed the Will of Benjamin Johnson who died by May 1754 anming Sons William, Benjamin, Colling Johns and Newboy Notes: 1765 Benjamin Johnson of Bedford sold to William Johnson of Bedford a tract of land on both sides of Fishing Creek, the waters of the Fluvanny containing 200 aces, being part of 400 acres left the sd William & Benjamin Johnson by their father.. Lines included bounded by the south side of thesouth fork of Fishing Creek in low grounds, near Lynches Road. Signed Benjamin Johnson. [Bedford Co. Deed Book 2, p. 670] From: William Hunt<mailto:[email protected]> Most of the Information in this report is the research came From: William Hunt<mailto:[email protected]> I am just organizing it. 1764 FEB 10 Bedford Co. VA William Johnson married Agatha MOORMAN: Notes: he is son of John Johnson and Elizabeth Ellyson who both died in Amelia Co. Va. Notes: provided by Karen Wood. This family goes back to Christopher Clark and Penelope Johnson z? just who is Penelopes Lines. also of Note is John Johnson brother of this William married Lydia WATKINS daughter of Thomas Watkins and Elizabeth Pride. Note Williams brother is John Johnson married to one Lydia Watkins daughter of Benjamin Watkins adn Jane Watkins: Jane is daughter of Thomas Watkins and ELlzabeth Pride. Elizabeth Pride was daughter of John Pride. WIlliam Pride son of John Bride married Susanna Puckett. Karen Wood [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> My Notes per St. Peters Parish Records a Edward Johnson ( who is also in St. Peters and St. Paul's Parish) has a daughter named Penelope: THIS DOES NOT APPEAR TO BE THE REV. Edward Johnston Also she notes Agatha Moorman is daughter of Thomas Moorman and Rachel Clark. Rachel Clark was the daughter of Christopher Clark and Penelope Johnson: Notes in 1776 Will of Thomas Moorman he lists a daughter named Aggothy Johnson Notes in 1789 Campbell Co will of Zachariah Moorman he lists a daughter as Agatha Johnson NOTE how does this connect to Drury Johnson married to Hannah Clark???

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    1. CHristopher Johnson of Bedford to Campbell
    2. Tony Johnson

    3. -----Original Message----- From: Johnson, Tony Sent: Sunday, July 10, 2005 8:46 PM To: T. Johnson ([email protected]); Bill Johnson ([email protected]); '[email protected]' Subject: Bedford County Johnsons to Campbell County 1778 Will of Charles Moorman, 1778 - Louisa Co, VA Will Book 2, pp. 432-434. Be it known to all men that I Charles Moorman of Louisa county, being of sound mind and memory, for which I desire to be thankful to the Lord, and calling to mind the uncertainty of this life,do make, constitute and ordain this my last will and Testament and do hereby dispose of all my worldly goods as follows: Item, I give and bequeath to my son Robert all that part of my tract of land in Albemarle county on the branches of Totier that lies on the north side of Henry Wood and Spring Branch from Scott's line up said Branch to Wood's line and thence on the back line, to him, his heirs and assigns forever. Item, I lend to my said son Robert the labor of the five following slaves, viz. Phyllis (Toby's daughter), Judy, John (Toby's son), Easter and Rachel, the males until they attain the age of twenty-one years respectively and females to the age of eighteen years, and then after that timeit is my will and desire that the said five slaves and their increase shall forever hereafter be discharged to all intents and purposes from slavery or the service of any person whatsoever and that the said slaves and their increase shall enjoy all the benefits of freedom in the same manner as if they had been born free. Item, I lend to my son Thomas the labor of the four following negro slaves, viz. Lucy, Hannah, Tom and Adam, in the manner as followeth, the three last named under the same limitation and to be made free after the same manner as the five slaves lent to my son Robert; my will is that the first named Lucy and Nell remain with her mother till she is of age or as long as her motherlives and that whoever shall keep her shall pay reasonable wages to my son Thomas until her mother's death, then she is to be under the same limits as the others to my son Thomas, to be made free at the age of eighteen years. Item, I give and bequeath to my son Thomas all the remaining part of my tract of land in the County of Albemarle on the branches of Totier and also one feather bed and furniture and ten pounds current money, to him his heirs and assigns forever. Item, I lend to my son James the labor of the four following negro slaves, viz. George, Sary, Amy and Nellie, under the same limitations and to be made free in the same manner as the slaves lent to my son Robert. Item, I give and bequeath to my son James three hundred and sixty acres of land on Camp Creek and Sycamore Fork, part of which I purchased of Charles Moorman and the other part of Richard Morris, also one feather bed and furniture and ten pounds current money, to him his heirs and assigns forever, and I likewise give him one colt at Totier, to him and his heirs forever. Item, I give and bequeath to my son Thomas one hundred acres of land in the County of Louisa adjoining the land bequeath to my son James, being the land I purchased of David Bunch, to him his heirs or assigns forever. Item, I give and bequeath to my three daughters, Elizabeth Lucy Johnson and Agnes Venable, and to the children of my daughter Judith Anthony, deceased, three hundred and sixty-seven acres of land, part of the tract whereon I now live, to be equally divided amongst them, to them and all of them respectively, their heirs and assigns forever. Item, I lend to my beloved wife for and during her natural life one-third part of the profits arising from my mill. Item, I give and bequeath to my two sons Thomas and James the other two-thirds of the profits of my said mill, with eighty acres of land on the north side of said mill and two acres on the south side adjoining same, for and during their mother's life and after her decease the propertyof the said mill and ten acres of land to be wholly and solely vested in my said two sons Thomas and James, to them their heirs and assigns forever. Item, I lend to my aforesaid beloved wife Mary the five following negro slaves, viz. Morris, John (Rachel's son), Phyllis, Jean and Aggy, and that she have the benefit of their labors during her natural life and after her decease the said negroes to enjoy their freedom as above mentioned, they and their heirs forever to all intents and purposes. Item, I lend to my daughter Agnes Venable one negro girl slave named Letty under the same limits and to made free in the same manner as the slaves lent to my son Robert. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter Lucy twenty pounds current money in lieu of the labor of the negro. Item, I lend to my daughter Elizabeth Johnson one negro girl named Peg under the same limitations and to be made free in the same manner as the slaves lent to my son Robert. Item, I lend to my daughter Mary Taylor one negro girl named Millie under the same limitation and to be made free in the same manner as the slaves lent to my son Robert and also one negro girl named Mimi in the same manner and to be made free as above. Item, It is my will and desire that the land purchased for my daughter Mary Taylor whereon she and her husband now lives, that it be her property during her natural life, then to be equally divided amongst all her children, to them and their heirs forever.. Item, I lend to my beloved wife Mary all my household and kitchen furniture, seventeen cattle which she chooses, my flock of sheep and hogs, two horses and one mare as she chooses, during her life or widowhood; my will is that the remaining part of my horse kind may be sold and the money arising from the sale to be given to my wife for her use in paying of legacies. Item, It is my will and desire that the slaves hereafter named, viz. Jack, Allen, Rachel, Dinah, Hannah, Sarah, Toby, Let, Beck, Venus and Annis, in consideration of their faithful service, be immediately free and enjoy all the benefits thereof as persons born free. In case the laws of the land will not admit of such freedom that then the said last mentioned slaves and their increase be equally divided amongst my other legatees or their legal representatives. Item, It is my will and desire and I hereby leave it as my particular instruction that my executors as soon as may be to make application in the General Assembly of this Commonwealth foran act to confirm the freedom hereby intended to be given to all the slaves above mentioned and in such cases an act cannot be attained that then my legatees keep possession of their respective loans and their increase to descend to them their heirs and assigns forever, reserving nevertheless a right for all the above mentioned slaves to claim the benefit of this my last will and Testament if ever hereafter it should be lawful for them to do so. My will is that the remaining part of my cattle belonging to this place after my wife's part is taken be sold and the money arising therefrom to pay of legatees, namely my sons Thomas and James and Lucy Johnson, as before mentioned, and all my outstanding debts to be collected and one hundred pounds put in my wife's hands for her use and the rest to be equally divided amongst all my children male and female. Item, My will is that after my wife's decease all my estates lent to her be equally divided amongst all my children male and female, and my will is that is either of my sons die without lawful heir that their part of my estate shall be equally divided amongst my sons. Item, I do hereby constitute, appoint and ordain my two sons Charles and Robert, Christopher Johnson, my son Thomas and John Payne executors of this my last will and Testament and do utterly revoke disannul and make void all other wills and Testaments in anywise heretofore made. In witness hereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this second day of September, 1778. Charles Moorman (seal) Signed, sealed and published in the presence of us James Bunch Pouncy Bunch (mark) David Brock (mark Note is this Christopher Johnson of Bedford Co. amrried to Betty ( Betty is a nci name associated with Elizabeth) also is this the brother of William and Benjamin Johnson son of Benjamin Johnson died Louisa Co. Christopher Johnson Charles Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 27th of 9th month 1753 Ann Johnson dau of Christopher and Betty b. 13th of 8th month 1755 Mary Johnson dau of Christopher and Betty b. 25th of 5th month 1757 Benjamin Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 21st of 2nd month 1759 Agness Johnson dau of Christopher and Betty b. 18th of 1st month 1761 Christopher Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 4th of 1st month 1763 Nicholis Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. ___ ___ Betty Johnson dau of Christopher and Betty b. 3rd of 8th month 1767 Benjamin Johnson d. [died]18th of 8th month 1769 Thomas Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 4th of 1st month 1770 Timothy Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 30th of 3rd month 1772 David Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 3rd of 7th month 1774 Collins Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 6th of 10th month 1776 Mournin Johnson dau of Christopher and Betty b. 31st of 1st month 1779 RESEARCH NOTES: 1778 Aug 16 Society of Friends Wedding of Charles Johnson and Molley Mooreman 1789 May 2 1789 Will of Zachariah Moorman, 1787 - Campbell County, Virginia

    07/11/2005 04:51:50
    1. Fw: Bedford County Johnsons to Campbell County
    2. Tony Johnson

    3. FW: Bedford County Johnsons to Campbell County -----Original Message----- From: Johnson, Tony Sent: Sunday, July 10, 2005 8:46 PM To: T. Johnson ([email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>); Bill Johnson ([email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>); '[email protected]'<mailto:'[email protected]'> Subject: Bedford County Johnsons to Campbell County 1778 Will of Charles Moorman, 1778 - Louisa Co, VA Will Book 2, pp. 432-434. Be it known to all men that I Charles Moorman of Louisa county, being of sound mind and memory, for which I desire to be thankful to the Lord, and calling to mind the uncertainty of this life,do make, constitute and ordain this my last will and Testament and do hereby dispose of all my worldly goods as follows: Item, I give and bequeath to my son Robert all that part of my tract of land in Albemarle county on the branches of Totier that lies on the north side of Henry Wood and Spring Branch from Scott's line up said Branch to Wood's line and thence on the back line, to him, his heirs and assigns forever. Item, I lend to my said son Robert the labor of the five following slaves, viz. Phyllis (Toby's daughter), Judy, John (Toby's son), Easter and Rachel, the males until they attain the age of twenty-one years respectively and females to the age of eighteen years, and then after that timeit is my will and desire that the said five slaves and their increase shall forever hereafter be discharged to all intents and purposes from slavery or the service of any person whatsoever and that the said slaves and their increase shall enjoy all the benefits of freedom in the same manner as if they had been born free. Item, I lend to my son Thomas the labor of the four following negro slaves, viz. Lucy, Hannah, Tom and Adam, in the manner as followeth, the three last named under the same limitation and to be made free after the same manner as the five slaves lent to my son Robert; my will is that the first named Lucy and Nell remain with her mother till she is of age or as long as her motherlives and that whoever shall keep her shall pay reasonable wages to my son Thomas until her mother's death, then she is to be under the same limits as the others to my son Thomas, to be made free at the age of eighteen years. Item, I give and bequeath to my son Thomas all the remaining part of my tract of land in the County of Albemarle on the branches of Totier and also one feather bed and furniture and ten pounds current money, to him his heirs and assigns forever. Item, I lend to my son James the labor of the four following negro slaves, viz. George, Sary, Amy and Nellie, under the same limitations and to be made free in the same manner as the slaves lent to my son Robert. Item, I give and bequeath to my son James three hundred and sixty acres of land on Camp Creek and Sycamore Fork, part of which I purchased of Charles Moorman and the other part of Richard Morris, also one feather bed and furniture and ten pounds current money, to him his heirs and assigns forever, and I likewise give him one colt at Totier, to him and his heirs forever. Item, I give and bequeath to my son Thomas one hundred acres of land in the County of Louisa adjoining the land bequeath to my son James, being the land I purchased of David Bunch, to him his heirs or assigns forever. Item, I give and bequeath to my three daughters, Elizabeth Lucy Johnson and Agnes Venable, and to the children of my daughter Judith Anthony, deceased, three hundred and sixty-seven acres of land, part of the tract whereon I now live, to be equally divided amongst them, to them and all of them respectively, their heirs and assigns forever. Item, I lend to my beloved wife for and during her natural life one-third part of the profits arising from my mill. Item, I give and bequeath to my two sons Thomas and James the other two-thirds of the profits of my said mill, with eighty acres of land on the north side of said mill and two acres on the south side adjoining same, for and during their mother's life and after her decease the propertyof the said mill and ten acres of land to be wholly and solely vested in my said two sons Thomas and James, to them their heirs and assigns forever. Item, I lend to my aforesaid beloved wife Mary the five following negro slaves, viz. Morris, John (Rachel's son), Phyllis, Jean and Aggy, and that she have the benefit of their labors during her natural life and after her decease the said negroes to enjoy their freedom as above mentioned, they and their heirs forever to all intents and purposes. Item, I lend to my daughter Agnes Venable one negro girl slave named Letty under the same limits and to made free in the same manner as the slaves lent to my son Robert. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter Lucy twenty pounds current money in lieu of the labor of the negro. Item, I lend to my daughter Elizabeth Johnson one negro girl named Peg under the same limitations and to be made free in the same manner as the slaves lent to my son Robert. Item, I lend to my daughter Mary Taylor one negro girl named Millie under the same limitation and to be made free in the same manner as the slaves lent to my son Robert and also one negro girl named Mimi in the same manner and to be made free as above. Item, It is my will and desire that the land purchased for my daughter Mary Taylor whereon she and her husband now lives, that it be her property during her natural life, then to be equally divided amongst all her children, to them and their heirs forever.. Item, I lend to my beloved wife Mary all my household and kitchen furniture, seventeen cattle which she chooses, my flock of sheep and hogs, two horses and one mare as she chooses, during her life or widowhood; my will is that the remaining part of my horse kind may be sold and the money arising from the sale to be given to my wife for her use in paying of legacies. Item, It is my will and desire that the slaves hereafter named, viz. Jack, Allen, Rachel, Dinah, Hannah, Sarah, Toby, Let, Beck, Venus and Annis, in consideration of their faithful service, be immediately free and enjoy all the benefits thereof as persons born free. In case the laws of the land will not admit of such freedom that then the said last mentioned slaves and their increase be equally divided amongst my other legatees or their legal representatives. Item, It is my will and desire and I hereby leave it as my particular instruction that my executors as soon as may be to make application in the General Assembly of this Commonwealth foran act to confirm the freedom hereby intended to be given to all the slaves above mentioned and in such cases an act cannot be attained that then my legatees keep possession of their respective loans and their increase to descend to them their heirs and assigns forever, reserving nevertheless a right for all the above mentioned slaves to claim the benefit of this my last will and Testament if ever hereafter it should be lawful for them to do so. My will is that the remaining part of my cattle belonging to this place after my wife's part is taken be sold and the money arising therefrom to pay of legatees, namely my sons Thomas and James and Lucy Johnson, as before mentioned, and all my outstanding debts to be collected and one hundred pounds put in my wife's hands for her use and the rest to be equally divided amongst all my children male and female. Item, My will is that after my wife's decease all my estates lent to her be equally divided amongst all my children male and female, and my will is that is either of my sons die without lawful heir that their part of my estate shall be equally divided amongst my sons. Item, I do hereby constitute, appoint and ordain my two sons Charles and Robert, Christopher Johnson, my son Thomas and John Payne executors of this my last will and Testament and do utterly revoke disannul and make void all other wills and Testaments in anywise heretofore made. In witness hereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this second day of September, 1778. Charles Moorman (seal) Signed, sealed and published in the presence of us James Bunch Pouncy Bunch (mark) David Brock (mark Note is this Christopher Johnson of Bedford Co. married to Betty ( Betty is a nic name associated with Elizabeth) also is this the brother of William and Benjamin Johnson son of Benjamin Johnson died Louisa Co. Note also this Agnes Venable is going to be tied to one of Abraham Venable of Tuckahoe Creeks ( era 1720) who I beleive is in Prince Edward and Amelia Co. Records with Col. John Woodson Veneable, as Andrew Johnson is also There. Christopher Johnson 1795 Tax List of Zachariah Moorman Dist 3 Charles Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 27th of 9th month 1753 Ann Johnson dau of Christopher and Betty b. 13th of 8th month 1755 Mary Johnson dau of Christopher and Betty b. 25th of 5th month 1757 Benjamin Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 21st of 2nd month 1759 Agness Johnson dau of Christopher and Betty b. 18th of 1st month 1761 Christopher Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 4th of 1st month 1763 Nicholis Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. ___ ___ Betty Johnson dau of Christopher and Betty b. 3rd of 8th month 1767 Benjamin Johnson d. [died]18th of 8th month 1769 Thomas Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 4th of 1st month 1770 Timothy Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 30th of 3rd month 1772 David Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 3rd of 7th month 1774 Collins Johnson son of Christopher and Betty b. 6th of 10th month 1776 Mournin Johnson dau of Christopher and Betty b. 31st of 1st month 1779 RESEARCH NOTES: 1778 Aug 16 Society of Friends Wedding of Charles Johnson and Molley Mooreman 1789 May 2 1789 Will of Zachariah Moorman, 1787 - Campbell County, Virginia Will Book No. 1, 1789, pp. 130-133. In the name of God Amen. I Zachariah Moorman of Campbell County & State of Virginia being sick & low, but of sound mind, & calling to mind the uncertainty of Life do make constitute and ordain this my last Will & Testament. In the first place I desire my first debt shall be paid out of my Estate. Secondly, I lend to my well beloved Wife Elizabeth during her natural life or widdohood the plantation whereon I now live & stock of all kinds and household furniture except such as shall bee hereafter mentioned or given away to my Legates. Also one Negro man, named Pafsa(?) - One Negro woman Voilet - One woman named Sue, One Negro Boy named Frank, One Girl named Judy, One Boy named Will, the incres if there should be any I also lend her. It is my desire that my Children that are under age should live with my wife until they do arive to lawful age and be maintained out of the above Estate. I lend my Daughter Anna Candler one Negro Girl Jane & her increas during her natural life and at my Daughter Death I give the said Jane and her incres to my said Daughter Children. I give my Daughter Molley Johnson one Negro Boy named Jcob to her & her heirs forever. I give to my Daughter Mildred Johnson one Negro Boy Peter to her & her heirs forever. I give to my Daughter Rachal Moorman one Negro Girl named Sal shee & her increse, forever. I give my Daughter Agatha Johnson one Hors of Ten pounds price to her & her heirs forever. I give my son Henry Moorman one hors & sadal that he has in persesion, one Cow & cal(f) & one bed & furnitur, one Negro Girl Diner she & her incres forever, & three hundred eighty three acres of land on the waters of Senecur (Seneca) the upper part of my land on the said Creek and joining Christopher Anthony to him & his heirs forever. I give to my son Thomas Moorman one hors & Sadal. One Cow & calf. A bed & furniture. One negro Girl named Molley she & her incres & the remaining part three hundred & eighty three acres of Land which is the lower part of the above mentioned Land, to him & his heirs forever. I give to my son Samuel Moorman one hors & sadal, a cow & calf, a Bed & furniture, one Negro Girl named Suse, she & her incres; and that part of the Land I now live on which lies on the south side of the big Branch which runs through the plantation & heads in the Chesnute Hollow with the improvements all above the said Branch, after my wifes Deathe or marrag, to him & his heirs forever. I give to my son Zachariah Moorman one hors & sadal, one cow & calf, one bed & furniture, one Negro Girl named Anne she & her incres, & that part of the afors(aid) Land whereon I now live on the north side of the said, & all the improvements below after my wifes death or marrage to him & his heirs forever. I give to my Daughter Lucey Moorman one hors & sadal, a cow & calf, a Bed & furniture, One Negro Girl named Milley she & her incres, to her & heirs forever. If either of my Children should die before they marrey or come of age, it is my desire that the part of my Estate allotted them should be equally divided amongst the Survivers. It is also my Will desire that all my Estate which I have lent my wife except the Land shall be equally divided amongst my Children at her Death. I also appoint Edmond Winston, my son Henry Moorman, Clark Terrell Moorman, Achilles Moorman & John Clark as Executors of this my last Will and Testament as witness my hand this first day of May One Thousand seven hundred & eighty seven. Zachariah Moorman (seal) Signed & sealed & deliverd in the presence of ... John Caffery John Clark Edward Terrell William Blossom At a Court held for Campbell County July 2nd 1789 - The within last Will & Testament of Zachariah Moorman died was proved by the oath of John Clark& by the solemn affirmation of Edward Terrell. Charles Johnson 1785 Campbell Co Tax List For District 3 by Zachariah Mooreman 1778 Aug 16 Society of Friends Wedding of Charles Johnson and Molley Mooreman 1780 Sept 1:Bedford Co: Charles Johnson ( johnston-jonson) 175 acres on east branches of Flat Creek.Source Land Office Patents E. 1775-1776, 178--1781 ( v. 2 p 463-930) p. 446 ( reel 46) Library of Virginia. 1782 Dec 9 :Bedford Co: Charles Johnson (Johnston-Jonson) 780 acres on both sides of Lynches Ferry Road on branches of Dreaming Creek and on the forks of Rock Castle Branch; Source Land Office Grants G, 1782-1783 p 286 ( reel 48) Part of the index to the recorded copies of Grants issued by the Virginia Land Office. The collection is housed in the archives of Virginia at the Library of Virginia. LIST B 1787 Campbell County Personnal Property Tax Lists 256-263 1787 May 3 Charls (sic) Johnson visited 1779 Sept 1 Bedford Co. Va James Johnson and Milly Mooreman: Zachariah Mooreman Surety: Notes: Zachariah Mooreman on Tax List by Fishing Creek Johnson Families of Ashley and William Johnson Research Notes: William Johnson son of Benjamin and Mary b. 2nd of 12th month 1757 James Johnson son of Benjamin and Mary b. 20th of 12th month 1759 Rachel Johnson dau of Benjamin and Mary b. 26th of 3rd moth 1762 Mildred Johnson dau of Benjamin and Mary b. 4th of 7th month 1766 Christopher Johnson son of Benjamin and Mary b. 4th of 3rd month 1769 1769 Aug 18: It is reported that the Benjamin Johnson died Aug 18 1769 with wife Mary Moorman had the Following Sons:: Thomas, Andrew, William, James, Christopher Rachel, Elizabeth, Mildred and some Say John Johnson Thomas is untraced :::Andrew untraced::: William untraced:: James Johnson married Abigail Barton:: Rachel untraced: :Elizabeth untraced:: Christopher Johnson married Elizabeth Moorman Aug 16 1758 in Bedford Co. Va. John Johnson untraced: 1764 FEB 10 Bedford Co. VA William Johnson married Agatha MOORMAN: This is a different William Johnson then son of Benjamin and Mary but it is NOT William Johnson brother of Benjamin Johnson as he arrvied before 1765: Per Fishing Creek Deeds: and he already had Chidlren with a Susanna born in 1756 Also of Note is Thos. Moorman signed the Will of Benjamin Johnson who died by May 1754 anming Sons William, Benjamin, Colling Johns and Newboy Notes: 1765 Benjamin Johnson of Bedford sold to William Johnson of Bedford a tract of land on both sides of Fishing Creek, the waters of the Fluvanny containing 200 aces, being part of 400 acres left the sd William & Benjamin Johnson by their father.. Lines included bounded by the south side of the south fork of Fishing Creek in low grounds, near Lynches Road. Signed Benjamin Johnson. [Bedford Co. Deed Book 2, p. 670] From: William Hunt<mailto:[email protected]> Most of the Information in this report is the research came From: William Hunt<mailto:[email protected]> I am just organizing it. 1764 FEB 10 Bedford Co. VA William Johnson married Agatha MOORMAN: Notes: he is son of John Johnson and Elizabeth Ellyson who both died in Amelia Co. Va. Notes: provided by Karen Wood. This family goes back to Christopher Clark and Penelope Johnson z? just who is Penelopes Lines. also of Note is John Johnson brother of this William married Lydia WATKINS daughter of Thomas Watkins and Elizabeth Pride. Note Williams brother is John Johnson married to one Lydia Watkins daughter of Benjamin Watkins adn Jane Watkins: Jane is daughter of Thomas Watkins and ELlzabeth Pride. Elizabeth Pride was daughter of John Pride. WIlliam Pride son of John Bride married Susanna Puckett. Karen Wood [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Also she notes Agatha Moorman is daughter of Thomas Moorman and Rachel Clark. Rachel Clark was the daughter of Christopher Clark and Penelope Johnson: Notes in 1776 Will of Thomas Moorman he lists a daughter named Aggothy Johnson Notes in 1789 Campbell Co will of Zachariah Moorman he lists a daughter as Agatha Johnson NOTE how does this connect to Drury Johnson married to Hannah Clark???

    07/11/2005 04:49:25
    1. William Ray m. Pheby Leffew
    2. Barbara Stanley

    3. William Ray m. Pheby Leffew Sept. 17, 1848 in Franklin Co. (Bond dated March 6, 1848) Who were the parents of William Ray?? Thanks, Barb S.

    07/11/2005 01:48:56
    1. Re: [VAFRANKL] 2005 List Reunion Book

    3. [email protected] writes: Congratulations on producing a beautiful book! I agree with this person. I find it very interesting, I remember the "crank phones" ours was 1 long ring and 2 short ones. And many people listened in, until so many were on the line, it went dead. Margaret

    07/10/2005 03:00:58
    1. 2005 List Reunion Book
    2. Paula Ward

    3. Congratulations on producing a beautiful book! I love the title, "Wherever We Wander" (especially the font) and the cover picture (by Randy Bruce). I've almost finished reading all the stories. This is wonderful to have. Thanks to all--Carolyn, Barb, and Allison--who made it happen! Paula Kelley Ward [email protected] "He that boasts of his descent is like the potato, the best part of him is underground" -- Thomas Overbury

    07/10/2005 09:26:51
    1. Joel Flora/Unknown Starkey

    3. I am trying to verify one of the marriages of Joel Flora (b. Abt. 1836 in Franklin Co., VA, d. 22 Jul 1911 in Nebraska). There seems to have been three even though I cannot find any information on the third to an unknown Starkey. His first marriage was to Phoebe Jamison (b. 15 Jan 1842 in Franklin Co., VA, d. 27 Mar 1877). She was the daughter of Samuel Jamison and Sarah Webster. To that marriage were born five children: 1. Sarah Elizabeth Flora (born abt 1863 in Franklin; married to John W. Fralin, b. abt 1853) 2. Mary Frances Flora (born abt. 1864 in Franklin) 3. Lewis B. Flora (b. 12 Jun 1871 in Franklin Co., VA, d. 14 May 1926 in Rocky Ford, Otero Co., Colorado) 4. Elisa Flora (b. 1873) 5. Samuel Henry Flora (b. 1876 in Franklin Co., VA, d. 11 May 1961 in Stanislaus Co., CA) His second marriage was to Lucy Webster (born abt. 1843 in Franklin Co., VA, d. 11 Feb 1899 in Rockford, Gage Co., Nebraska). Her parents were John B. Webster and Elizabeth Akers. To that marriage were born three children: 1. Harriet S. Flora (born abt. 1879 in Franklin Co., VA) 2. John Joel Flora (b. 20 Dec 1880 in Franklin Co., VA, d. 1968 in Rocky Ford, Otero Co., Colorado) 3. James Franklin Flora (b. 18 Jan 1883 in Rocky Mount, Franklin Co., VA, d. 2 Mar 1964 in Rocky Ford, Otero Co., Colorado) The marriage to an Unknown Starkey keeps popping up, but I have no idea who she is and the marriage (if true) must have been before Joel married Phoebe or Lucy. Joel never married again after Lucy passed that I know of, but I could be wrong. I believe Joel Flora's parents were Joel Flora and Elizabeth Peters. Any information on this other marriage or the family would be appreciated.

    07/07/2005 09:27:29
    1. Picnic Pictures
    2. Barbara Stanley

    3. I posted some "unknown" pictures from the picnic. Maybe you all can help me identify them. Barb S. List Granny

    07/06/2005 02:07:04
    1. Fw: Magoty Creek 1747-1787 Part 4
    2. Tony Johnson

    3. ----- Original Message ----- From: Tony Johnson<mailto:[email protected]> To: VABEDFOR-L Virginia<mailto:[email protected]> ; VACAMPBE-L Virginia<mailto:[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 11:35 PM Subject: Magoty Creek 1747-1787 Part 4 1787 List A- Dist. of Moses Greer, Gentleman For Franklin County Va. Patrick Johnston, self 0 0 0 1 2. ____ Not Tithable (visited May 7, same day as George Johnston, John Johnston Jr, John Johnston Sr.) 0 white males above 16 under 21 0 blacks above 16 0 blacks over 16 1 horse/mare/colt/mule 1 'cattle' Research Notes: Tony, Looking into Franklin records directly, there seems to be the possibility that Patrick Johnson was listed in 1787 as a Johnston, along with 3 or 4 others. As this 'Patrick' wasn't Tithable I wonder if he had reached an age and condition where the court exempted him from these county taxes ? From: William Hunt<mailto:[email protected]> 1787 July 31: Thomas Arthor: Bedford Co: 120 acres on the South Branch of Maggoty Creek: Land Office Grants # 11: 1787 pg 527 on reel 77: Library of Virginia Archives section 1787 July 31: Thomas Artor ( also Arther) 41 acres on the water of Magotty Creek: LandOffice Grants # 11: 1787 pg 600 on reel 77: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1787 Aug 14: John Hook: Franklin Co. 56 acres on the waters of Magotty Creek: land Office Grants # 12: 1787 pg 456 on reel 78: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1787 Sept. 10: George Celly: Bedford Co: 353 acres on the North Side of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 16: 1787-1788: pg 88 on reel 82: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1788 March 20: Jacob Knaff: Bedford Co: 314 acres on the North Side of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 15: 1787-1788 pg 588 on reel 81: Library of Virignia Archives Section 1788 Jul 7: Jacob Boon: Bedford Co: 18 Acres on the South side of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 17 1788 pg 323 on reel 83: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1788 July 8: Bedford Co.: John Johnson, 112 acres on the North Side of Maggoty Creek: Land Office Grants # 17, pg 336, reel 83, Library of Virginia Archives Section. 1788 July 8: Bedford Co.: John Johnson: 282 acres on the south side of Maggotty Creek: Source Land Office Grants # 17: 1788, pg 376, reel 83: Library of Virginia Archives Section. Research Note Patrick Johnson owns land on Magoty Creek which goes into Franklin Co. VA and so will this John Johnson's land 1791 Jan 7: FRANKLIN COUNTY VIRGINIA DEED BOOK DB 2 - 7 : 60 (pounds) - 290 Acres.WILLIAM/DELILAH NOLEN of Franklin to Conrad Betz of same. Maggoty and Gills creeks beg. Edwards' crn red oak on the road; new line to corner white oak; new line to ash on branch; up branch to head at corner white oak .M/B ... adj Jeremiah Farley, Canbret? Potts. Signed: WILLIAM NOLIN, DELILAH (X) NOLIN; Witness: John Shoowater, two others in German script, cannot decipher; Proven: 7 Feb 1791, by wits. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nolenancestry/page4.html<http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nolenancestry/page4.html> 1792 May 15 Harvey, Robert Botetourt County 520a Extending into the borders of Franklin County on the Dividing Ridge between the Waters of Back Creek and the waters of Magoty Creek adjoining the Land of John Kinsey decd and the land of Daniel Duckwielder Grants 26, 1792, p. 284 http://wwwatsakymas.net/search-directory-G/main.html<http://wwwatsakymas.net/search-directory-G/main.html> 1792 May 15 Harvey, Robert & Mason, James Botetourt County 3600a on the Dividing Ridge between Back Creek a branch of Roanoak River and Magoty Creek extending into the borders of Franklin County Grants 26, 1792, p. 280 1793 May 13: FRANKLIN COUNTY VIRGINIA DEED DB 3/49 : 60 (pounds) - 312 Acres. WILLIAM NOWLIN of Franklin to Coonroad Bitzs Maggoty Creek of Gills Creek beg. at Edwards' crn red oak on road; S20W80 to 2 chestnuts; S55W112 to red oak; new line N84W42 to pointers; N11W30 to ash on branch; up brch to white oak...M/B... Signed: WILLIAM NOWLIN; Wit: None; Proven: Oct 1793 by akn. Wife DELILAH releases dower http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nolenancestry/page4.html<http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nolenancestry/page4.html> 1796 March 15: George Ferguson ( also Farguson, Forgoson, Furguson): Franklin CO: 200 acres on the branches of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 35, 1795-1796 pg 60 on reel 101: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1801 Nov. 5: George Turnball : Franklin Co: 1023 acres on Magotty Creek and the waters thereof: Land Office Grants # 49: 1802, pg 559 on reel 115: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1801 Nov 19: Elizabeth Lazany: Franklin Co: 110 acres on Magotty Creek the water thereof: Land Office Grants # 49: 1802 pg 580 on reel 115: Library of Virginia Archives SEction 1806 July 1: William Ray: Franklin Co: 140 acres on White Oak Creek a branch of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 54, 1804-1806 pg 528 on reel 120: Library of Virginia Archives Section: 1808 abt JAMES SLOAN b: Abt. 1749 in PA. ? d: Abt. 1808 in Maggoty Creek area, FRANKLIN Co. VA. married Alice ? b: Abt. 1749 d: Bef. 1797 in FRANKLIN Co. VA. married : Bef. 1770 in BEDFORD Co. ? VA. ? http://www.genealogyboard.com/sloan/messages/1803.html<http://www.genealogyboard.com/sloan/messages/1803.html> 1809 March 20: George Harter: Franklin Co: 180 acres on the Waters of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 57: 1807-1809 pg 518 on reel 123: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1810 Aug 6: Jacob Boon: Franklin Co: 36 acres on the Waters of Magotty Creek: LandOffice Grants # 61 1810-1811 pg 29 on reel 127: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1810 Aug 13: Michael Crowl: Franklin Co: 67 acres on Water of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 61 1810-1811 pg 155 on reel 127: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1830 March. Moses Greer to Jacob, Abraham & Isaac Nafe Franklin County Deed Book 13, Page 60. land in Franklin County on the waters of Magoty Creek, out Callaway's Large Survey containing 270naff. bravepages.com/1830deed.html - August 17, 2004 - 5 KB 1830 March 12 Franklin County Deed Book 13, Page 60. This Indenture made this 12th day of March 1830 between Moses Greer, Agent for Callaway Executors of the one part and Jacob Nafe, Abraham Nafe and Isaac Nafe, of the other part, Witnesseth, that for and in consideration of the sum of One Hundred and Thirty five dollars to the said Executors in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath given, granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents doth give, grant, bargain and sell unto the Jacob Abraham and Isaac Nafe, one certain tract or parcel of land in Franklin County on the waters of Magoty Creek, out Callaway's Large Survey containing 270 acres and bounded as followeth, To Wit, Beginning at pointers on a high knob S50 E84 poles crossing a branch to a C.T. on a ridge, S30 W72 poles to pointers on a ridge (_?_) pointers at 36 po S89 E104 po crossing two branches to pointers on a ridge, thence down on the top of the same as it meanders 250 poles to Jacob Na! fe's old Line, Thence with it S49 W81 po to a C.O. S18 W55 po to a Dogwood, in 46W 16 po to a C.F. north N9 E88 po to a C.F. N87 W36 po to a R.O. on the south fork of Magoty, thence up the same as it meanders 205 poles to a Hickory N56 West 12 poles to a C.T. N.33 E66 po to a C.T. N4 W 58 po to a gum, N36 E42 po to pointers, N6 W62 po to a C.T. N39 E36 po to a C.T. N42 E38 po to a Beach on a north fork of Magoty Creek thence-along John Arthur lines. S 66 W46 po to a C.O. S44 W36 po to a C.T. N58 W20 poles to a R.O. off new lines S60 to 8 poles to a W.O. S20 E48 poles to a C.O., S25 W72 po to a C.T., S5 E80 po to a R.O. S30 W38 po to a C.T., S57 W42 po to a Hickory on the pinte of a ridge, S22 W41 po to a C.O. on a ridge. S42 W128 poles to a hickory on the point of a ridge, S9 W38 po to three C.T. from one root, S27 E20 po to Jacob Nafe line thence with it N34 W 24 po on a C.T., N31 E250 po to a locust, S56 E20 poles to a hickory. on the creek thence up the same as it meande! rs to a hickory and Dogwood off N66 E36 po to a Dogwood S80 W12 po to a C.T. N20 E46 po to a CO. N45 E42 po to a gum, on the top of a ridge, thence along the top therof- N25 E150 po to the beginning. Together with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, To have and to hold the said bargained land and Premises unto them the said Jacob Abraham and Isaac Nafe there heirs and assigns free from the claim of the Executor of James Calloway, Decd, there heirs and assigns and from all other persons claiming under them, In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year first above written. For Callaway Executors Moses Greer, Jr. (Seal) Note: Deed supplied by Glatha Ware Neff, Indiana _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SUB NOTES: ON NAME PATRICK JOHNSON 1792 Dec 15: Montgomery Co: Henry Umberger: 141 acres on the waters of Walkers Creek a branch of New River adjoining lands of Patrick Johnson, George Erwin and John Henderson on the North side of Walkers Mountian: Land Office Grants # 28 1792-1793 pg 163 on reel 94: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1793 Feb 27: Montgomery Co: Samuel Thompson: 22 acres on Reed Creek and adjoining the land of said Thompson and Patrick Johnson: Land Office Grants # 27, 1792-1793 pg 580 on reel 93: Library of Virgnia Archives Section 1794 Aug 221 : Montgomery Co.: Charles Fullin and Patrick Johnston: 85 acres on Reed Creek a branch of New River adjoining Philip Peck and Joseph Love's land: Source Land Office Grnats # 30, 1793-1799 pg 276, reel 96: Library of Virginia Archives Section. 1794 Aug 22: montgomery Co.: Patrick Johnston: 92 acres on Walkers Creek a branch of New River adjoining Hendersons land: Source Land Office Grants # 30: 1793-1799, pg 264, reel 96,: Library of Virginia Archives Section _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ More Sub Notes 1801 Deed Samuel Harris to Peter HAILE: Patrick County Va DB 2 page 47 ( Note HAILE SURNAME for us Haile Researchers) this deed was signed by one; Patrick Johnson, Shadrack Stone, John Stone and John Huff: again Rootsweb.com Message Board Patrick Co .Va. 1830 June 14 Patrick Johnson mar. Elizabeth Ann Thomas: Per Mary Holland Mecklenburg CO

    07/05/2005 05:45:28
    1. Fw: Magoty Creek 1747-1787 Part 4
    2. Tony Johnson

    3. ----- Original Message ----- From: Tony Johnson<mailto:[email protected]> To: VABEDFOR-L Virginia<mailto:[email protected]> ; VACAMPBE-L Virginia<mailto:[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 11:35 PM Subject: Magoty Creek 1747-1787 Part 4 1787 List A- Dist. of Moses Greer, Gentleman For Franklin County Va. Patrick Johnston, self 0 0 0 1 2. ____ Not Tithable (visited May 7, same day as George Johnston, John Johnston Jr, John Johnston Sr.) 0 white males above 16 under 21 0 blacks above 16 0 blacks over 16 1 horse/mare/colt/mule 1 'cattle' Research Notes: Tony, Looking into Franklin records directly, there seems to be the possibility that Patrick Johnson was listed in 1787 as a Johnston, along with 3 or 4 others. As this 'Patrick' wasn't Tithable I wonder if he had reached an age and condition where the court exempted him from these county taxes ? From: William Hunt<mailto:[email protected]> 1787 July 31: Thomas Arthor: Bedford Co: 120 acres on the South Branch of Maggoty Creek: Land Office Grants # 11: 1787 pg 527 on reel 77: Library of Virginia Archives section 1787 July 31: Thomas Artor ( also Arther) 41 acres on the water of Magotty Creek: LandOffice Grants # 11: 1787 pg 600 on reel 77: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1787 Aug 14: John Hook: Franklin Co. 56 acres on the waters of Magotty Creek: land Office Grants # 12: 1787 pg 456 on reel 78: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1787 Sept. 10: George Celly: Bedford Co: 353 acres on the North Side of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 16: 1787-1788: pg 88 on reel 82: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1788 March 20: Jacob Knaff: Bedford Co: 314 acres on the North Side of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 15: 1787-1788 pg 588 on reel 81: Library of Virignia Archives Section 1788 Jul 7: Jacob Boon: Bedford Co: 18 Acres on the South side of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 17 1788 pg 323 on reel 83: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1788 July 8: Bedford Co.: John Johnson, 112 acres on the North Side of Maggoty Creek: Land Office Grants # 17, pg 336, reel 83, Library of Virginia Archives Section. 1788 July 8: Bedford Co.: John Johnson: 282 acres on the south side of Maggotty Creek: Source Land Office Grants # 17: 1788, pg 376, reel 83: Library of Virginia Archives Section. Research Note Patrick Johnson owns land on Magoty Creek which goes into Franklin Co. VA and so will this John Johnson's land 1791 Jan 7: FRANKLIN COUNTY VIRGINIA DEED BOOK DB 2 - 7 : 60 (pounds) - 290 Acres.WILLIAM/DELILAH NOLEN of Franklin to Conrad Betz of same. Maggoty and Gills creeks beg. Edwards' crn red oak on the road; new line to corner white oak; new line to ash on branch; up branch to head at corner white oak .M/B ... adj Jeremiah Farley, Canbret? Potts. Signed: WILLIAM NOLIN, DELILAH (X) NOLIN; Witness: John Shoowater, two others in German script, cannot decipher; Proven: 7 Feb 1791, by wits. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nolenancestry/page4.html<http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nolenancestry/page4.html> 1792 May 15 Harvey, Robert Botetourt County 520a Extending into the borders of Franklin County on the Dividing Ridge between the Waters of Back Creek and the waters of Magoty Creek adjoining the Land of John Kinsey decd and the land of Daniel Duckwielder Grants 26, 1792, p. 284 http://wwwatsakymas.net/search-directory-G/main.html<http://wwwatsakymas.net/search-directory-G/main.html> 1792 May 15 Harvey, Robert & Mason, James Botetourt County 3600a on the Dividing Ridge between Back Creek a branch of Roanoak River and Magoty Creek extending into the borders of Franklin County Grants 26, 1792, p. 280 1793 May 13: FRANKLIN COUNTY VIRGINIA DEED DB 3/49 : 60 (pounds) - 312 Acres. WILLIAM NOWLIN of Franklin to Coonroad Bitzs Maggoty Creek of Gills Creek beg. at Edwards' crn red oak on road; S20W80 to 2 chestnuts; S55W112 to red oak; new line N84W42 to pointers; N11W30 to ash on branch; up brch to white oak...M/B... Signed: WILLIAM NOWLIN; Wit: None; Proven: Oct 1793 by akn. Wife DELILAH releases dower http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nolenancestry/page4.html<http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nolenancestry/page4.html> 1796 March 15: George Ferguson ( also Farguson, Forgoson, Furguson): Franklin CO: 200 acres on the branches of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 35, 1795-1796 pg 60 on reel 101: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1801 Nov. 5: George Turnball : Franklin Co: 1023 acres on Magotty Creek and the waters thereof: Land Office Grants # 49: 1802, pg 559 on reel 115: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1801 Nov 19: Elizabeth Lazany: Franklin Co: 110 acres on Magotty Creek the water thereof: Land Office Grants # 49: 1802 pg 580 on reel 115: Library of Virginia Archives SEction 1806 July 1: William Ray: Franklin Co: 140 acres on White Oak Creek a branch of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 54, 1804-1806 pg 528 on reel 120: Library of Virginia Archives Section: 1808 abt JAMES SLOAN b: Abt. 1749 in PA. ? d: Abt. 1808 in Maggoty Creek area, FRANKLIN Co. VA. married Alice ? b: Abt. 1749 d: Bef. 1797 in FRANKLIN Co. VA. married : Bef. 1770 in BEDFORD Co. ? VA. ? http://www.genealogyboard.com/sloan/messages/1803.html<http://www.genealogyboard.com/sloan/messages/1803.html> 1809 March 20: George Harter: Franklin Co: 180 acres on the Waters of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 57: 1807-1809 pg 518 on reel 123: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1810 Aug 6: Jacob Boon: Franklin Co: 36 acres on the Waters of Magotty Creek: LandOffice Grants # 61 1810-1811 pg 29 on reel 127: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1810 Aug 13: Michael Crowl: Franklin Co: 67 acres on Water of Magotty Creek: Land Office Grants # 61 1810-1811 pg 155 on reel 127: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1830 March. Moses Greer to Jacob, Abraham & Isaac Nafe Franklin County Deed Book 13, Page 60. land in Franklin County on the waters of Magoty Creek, out Callaway's Large Survey containing 270naff. bravepages.com/1830deed.html - August 17, 2004 - 5 KB 1830 March 12 Franklin County Deed Book 13, Page 60. This Indenture made this 12th day of March 1830 between Moses Greer, Agent for Callaway Executors of the one part and Jacob Nafe, Abraham Nafe and Isaac Nafe, of the other part, Witnesseth, that for and in consideration of the sum of One Hundred and Thirty five dollars to the said Executors in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath given, granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents doth give, grant, bargain and sell unto the Jacob Abraham and Isaac Nafe, one certain tract or parcel of land in Franklin County on the waters of Magoty Creek, out Callaway's Large Survey containing 270 acres and bounded as followeth, To Wit, Beginning at pointers on a high knob S50 E84 poles crossing a branch to a C.T. on a ridge, S30 W72 poles to pointers on a ridge (_?_) pointers at 36 po S89 E104 po crossing two branches to pointers on a ridge, thence down on the top of the same as it meanders 250 poles to Jacob Na! fe's old Line, Thence with it S49 W81 po to a C.O. S18 W55 po to a Dogwood, in 46W 16 po to a C.F. north N9 E88 po to a C.F. N87 W36 po to a R.O. on the south fork of Magoty, thence up the same as it meanders 205 poles to a Hickory N56 West 12 poles to a C.T. N.33 E66 po to a C.T. N4 W 58 po to a gum, N36 E42 po to pointers, N6 W62 po to a C.T. N39 E36 po to a C.T. N42 E38 po to a Beach on a north fork of Magoty Creek thence-along John Arthur lines. S 66 W46 po to a C.O. S44 W36 po to a C.T. N58 W20 poles to a R.O. off new lines S60 to 8 poles to a W.O. S20 E48 poles to a C.O., S25 W72 po to a C.T., S5 E80 po to a R.O. S30 W38 po to a C.T., S57 W42 po to a Hickory on the pinte of a ridge, S22 W41 po to a C.O. on a ridge. S42 W128 poles to a hickory on the point of a ridge, S9 W38 po to three C.T. from one root, S27 E20 po to Jacob Nafe line thence with it N34 W 24 po on a C.T., N31 E250 po to a locust, S56 E20 poles to a hickory. on the creek thence up the same as it meande! rs to a hickory and Dogwood off N66 E36 po to a Dogwood S80 W12 po to a C.T. N20 E46 po to a CO. N45 E42 po to a gum, on the top of a ridge, thence along the top therof- N25 E150 po to the beginning. Together with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, To have and to hold the said bargained land and Premises unto them the said Jacob Abraham and Isaac Nafe there heirs and assigns free from the claim of the Executor of James Calloway, Decd, there heirs and assigns and from all other persons claiming under them, In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year first above written. For Callaway Executors Moses Greer, Jr. (Seal) Note: Deed supplied by Glatha Ware Neff, Indiana _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SUB NOTES: ON NAME PATRICK JOHNSON 1792 Dec 15: Montgomery Co: Henry Umberger: 141 acres on the waters of Walkers Creek a branch of New River adjoining lands of Patrick Johnson, George Erwin and John Henderson on the North side of Walkers Mountian: Land Office Grants # 28 1792-1793 pg 163 on reel 94: Library of Virginia Archives Section 1793 Feb 27: Montgomery Co: Samuel Thompson: 22 acres on Reed Creek and adjoining the land of said Thompson and Patrick Johnson: Land Office Grants # 27, 1792-1793 pg 580 on reel 93: Library of Virgnia Archives Section 1794 Aug 221 : Montgomery Co.: Charles Fullin and Patrick Johnston: 85 acres on Reed Creek a branch of New River adjoining Philip Peck and Joseph Love's land: Source Land Office Grnats # 30, 1793-1799 pg 276, reel 96: Library of Virginia Archives Section. 1794 Aug 22: montgomery Co.: Patrick Johnston: 92 acres on Walkers Creek a branch of New River adjoining Hendersons land: Source Land Office Grants # 30: 1793-1799, pg 264, reel 96,: Library of Virginia Archives Section _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ More Sub Notes 1801 Deed Samuel Harris to Peter HAILE: Patrick County Va DB 2 page 47 ( Note HAILE SURNAME for us Haile Researchers) this deed was signed by one; Patrick Johnson, Shadrack Stone, John Stone and John Huff: again Rootsweb.com Message Board Patrick Co .Va. 1830 June 14 Patrick Johnson mar. Elizabeth Ann Thomas: Per Mary Holland Mecklenburg CO

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