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James Jordan (abt. 1715 - 1780)

James Jordan
Born about in Surry Co., Virginiamap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 1739 in Surry Co., Virginiamap
Descendants descendants
Died at about age 65 in Dobbs Co., North Carolinamap
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Biography

James was born about 1715. James Jordan ... He passed away in 1780.[1]

16 Feb 1764 Will of William Jordan, recorded 21 August 1764. Wife: Ann Jordan, a lifeestate. Current and residual estate to son James Jordan. £5 each to daughtersMary Savidge and Jane Savidge. Wife Ann and son James Jordan executors. Signed: William (x) Jordan. Witnesses: Wm. Magget, Henry White, John Judkins, Jr. [Surry County Will Book 10, p361 abstracted in Valentine Papers, Vol. II, p701][2]

1 Feb 1779 Deed: James Jordan of Dobbs County in North Carolina to John Lane of Surry County, £60:16s:1p, a slave, livestock, household goods, and “all the estate devised to me by my father William Jordan, decd.” Signed: James Jordan. Witness: Ethelred (x) Gray, Thomas (x) Burgess. [Surry County Deed Book 11, p37 abstracted by Hopkins][3]

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  2. Bob's Genealogy Filing Cabinet. Accessed 6/8/2022. https://genfiles.com/jordan-files/Jordanchron1720-1780.pdf
  3. Bob's Genealogy Filing Cabinet. Accessed 6/8/2022. https://genfiles.com/jordan-files/Jordanchron1720-1780.pdf




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