ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/nottoway/courts/notes.txt more hereĀ Nottoway County, VA, Some Notes from the Remaining Records; Wm. & Mary Qrtly., Vol. 26, October 9, 1798, John Cocke and Mary Evret [spelled Averet in orderof record], his wife, of Lee Co., to Isham Clay, of Nottoway Co. L45currency; 50 acres devised by Samuel Vaughan, decd., of Nottoway Co.,to his granddaughter Mary Evret Vaughan now the said Mary Evret Cocke. June 6, 1799, Peter Randolph, of Nottoway Co., to Wood Jones, Philip Jones, Henry Batte Jones, sons of Philip Jones, decd., and Unity Claiborne Archer, who was late Unity Claiborne Jones, daughter of said Philip Jones, decd., and her husband, William Archer. The said Randolph in the lifetime of the said Philip Jones, sold to him 300 acres on Cellar Creek, Nottoway Co., adjoining lands of Joshua Hawks, of Mrs. Martha Corran who was late Mrs. Martha Blodgett and formerly Mrs. Martha Bland, widow and relict of Theodorick Bland, decd., and the lands of the orphan children of Edward Bland, decd.; and whereas the saiddeed was mislaid said Randolph now conveys the land to siad Joneses and Archer. The deed is signed by Peter Randolph, Wood Jones, Pleasant Roberts guardian for Philip and Henry Batte Jones,and by William Archer. February 19, 1800, Leweling Jones and Prudence, his wife, of Lunenburg Co., to Tyree Glenn Bacon, of Nottoway Co., L376 specie; 188 acres in Nottoway Co. assinged said Prudence Jones, before her marriage Prudence Ward, orphan of Rowland Ward, Jr., decd., in a suitdetermined in Nottoway Court between Rowland Ward, the younger, orphanof Rowland Ward, Jr., decd., and the said Prudence Ward and HenryWard, orphans of said Rowland Ward, Jr., decd., for a division of their father's land. October 4, 1800, an agreement: Edward Haskins, Creed Haskins, John T. Ligon and Jane, his wife, Martha Haskins and Benjamin Haskins Price,only child and heir of Ann Price, decd. The said Edward, Creed, Jane (Ligon) and Martha Haskins, children of Benjamin Haskins who died intestate June 9, 1798, and said Benjamin Haskins Price is a grandson of said Benjamin Hanskins, decd. All of the parties named have attained the age of 21 years. Edward Haskins to have lands in Prince Edward Co. (conveyed to him by his said father as by deed recorded in Prince Edward); Creed Haskins to have land whereon the intestate dies in Brunswick Co.; John T. Ligon and Jane, his wife, Page 44. to have land in Prince Edward Co.; Martha Haskins to have land in Nottoway Co.; Benjamin Haskins Price to have land in Brunswick Co. which was devised to the aforenamed intestate by his deceased father Christopher Haskins. June 17, 1800, Abraham Foster, and Annas, his wife, of Prince Edward Co., George Foster and Elizabeth, his wife, of Prince Edward Co., John Foster and Lucy, his wife, of Nottoway Co., Shadrach Holt and Iadah, his wife, of Nottoway Co., James Fowlkes and Sally, his wife, of Pittsylvania Co., and James Foster, of Daverson [Davidson] Co., Tennessee, to Noton Dickerson, of Nottoway Co. L300; 226 acres in Nottoway Co. September 3, 1801, Chamberlain Jones, administrator of William Jones,decd., on his own account, and as guardian (for this purpose especially assigned by Nottoway Court) of Polly Branch Jones, Sarah Jones, Benjamin B. Jones, minors of the aforesaid William Jones, decd., and Edward Ward, and Anne, his wife, formerly Anne Jones; to Daniel Jones, of Nottoway Co.L351:15s; 234 1/2 acres in Nottoway Co. December 8, 1799, George Snellings, of Elbert co., Georgia, power of attorney to James Hayes, of Amelia Co., Virginia. January 25, 1802. Samuel Sneed and Jane, his wife, and Mary Jeter, of Granville Co. North Carolina to Rachel Dudley, of Nottoway Co. being part of the land on which William Dudley, decd., lived (the house tract) and is part of tract which descended to said Samuel Sneed and Jane, his wife, and Mary Jeter, and Elizbeth Lee, wife of Andrew Lee, by the death of the aforesaid William Dudley, according to act of Virginia Assembly directing the course of descents. February 16, 1802. George Harper and Martha, his wife, of the state of Georgia, to Kennon Harper, of Nottoway Co., L173:5s; 82 1/2 acres in Nottoway Co.April 7, 1803. Peter Jones, shf [sheriff] and Elizabeth, his wife, of Amelia Co. to Peter Jones (their son) of same Co. 150 acres on Little Nottoway River, Nottoway Co. December 5, 1801. Stephen Sneed, attorney in fact for Samuel Sneed, and Robert Jeter attorney in factofor Mary Jeter of Granville Co. andAndrew Lea, of Caswell Co., North Carolina to Gabriel Fowlkes, of Nottoway Co., Virginia, L111:1s. currency; land in Nottoway Co.