Vikky here. These documents from Fauquier and also Frederick Co VA were sent to me by researcher Ginny WHITE Keefer. And a wonderful THANK YOU To Melba for posting her HUGE Welborn database. I cannot imagine how many thousands of hours it took to put this work together. And a special thanks to Ann Gahan too, for her many years of great research contributions to this effort! Is this a treasure, or what????? ----- Original Message ----- From: Ginny Keefer Sent: Friday, November 29, 2002 11:39 AM To: Vikky Anders Subject: Re: Wilburn Abstracts of Wills, Administrations and Marriages of Fauquier O VA, 1759-1800 by J. Estelle Stewart King,1986, p. 72 1770 Rent rolls Edward Wilburn Fauquier Co VA Deed, 1759-1778, compiled by John K. Gott, 1988, Deed Book 2, 1763-1767 p 395-396 in DB2 23 October, 1765. Mortgage. John Darnal to Francis Tennell//for l47...security unto Gavin Lawson of Falmouth, King George Co..merchant...150 acres..whereon I now live..bounded by lands of Gowen Corbin,dec'd, Mortgage Darnall & Wm. Smith...cattle, household furniture..articles to revert to sd. Darnall upon repayment of above debt. Signed: John Darnall. Wit; Wm. Pinchard, EDWARD WILBURN. Rec. 26 May 1766. Ack.by John Darnall. Deed Book 2, pp 315-316. 9 October 1764. Mortgage between EDWARD WILBURN and Alexander Woodrow & John Neilson of Falmouth, Merchants, L 56.17s.2d...tract.... 135 1/2 acres... bounded on the West by Col. Gavin Corbin''s tract, on the South by Capt. Housing Kinner's tract on the North and West by the Marsh Run...same bought of Winfield Wright in or about the year 1759...to be void by payment of above plus interest by 1 October, 1765...Signed Edward [u] Wilborn. Wit; Adam Steuart, James Blain, William Love. Rec. 25 March, 1765, proved by oath of William Love. Deed Book 1, 1759-1763 pp 451-454 10 April, 1763. Lists Edward Wilburn's land adjoins Tennel's land. *** Pioneers of Old Frederick Co VA by Cecil O'Dell, 1995, page 131 William Williams on 27 July 1738 filed a "Suit by Complaint" against 54 defendants for "signing a Scandalous paper reflecting on the Complaintiff" [Williams} The following defendants " humbly acknowledged their Error, begging pardon, were excused paying their Costs". included William Wilburn and Samuel Britton. ** There was a William White with first wife Rose and second wife Suzanne whose descendants ended up in TN and other places that lived in Frederick Co. That is very close to Fauquier Co and many went there too. I have more on that White famiy if you ever need it and the Britton family who married into the White family with Boggs family tie. Mostly Quakers. Later, Ginny K >From the beautiful great lakes state of Michigan, Have a great day!