John
Ladd
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Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
[spouse(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Died about
at about age 78
in Fluvanna Co., VA
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Birth
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- Reference: 75859
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- Note: #N5066
Sources
- ↑ Ladd-1010 was created by Bobby Lykins through the import of HelenDeanAnc2015.ged on May 11, 2015. This comment and citation can be deleted after the biography has been edited and primary sources are included.
- ↑ Source: #S34 Page: p. 333
- ↑ Source: #S184 Page: Paul Purdom (purdom1.txt)
- ↑ Source: #S184 Page: Doris Haskett (cook_jan.ged)
- ↑ Source: #S135 Page: p. 338.
- ↑ Source: #S184 Page: Charles Ladd, letter dated 12 Aug 1997.
- ↑ Source: #S135 Page: p. 338.
- ↑ Source: #S184 Page: Charles Ladd, letter dated 12 Aug 1997.
- ↑ Source: #S135 Page: p. 338.
- ↑ Source: #S184 Page: Diane McInnes, e-mail dated 27 Apr 1998.
- ↑ Source: #S135 Page: p. 338.
- Source: S135 Title: Jud_Ladd.FTW NOTESource Medium: Other CONT
- Source: S184 Title: Other Researcher NOTEABBR Other Researcher CONT
- Source: S34 Author: Warren Ladd of New Bedford, Mass. Title: A Genealogical and Biographical Memoir of the Descendants of DanielLadd, of Haverhill, Mass., Joseph Ladd, of Portsmouth, R. I., JohnLadd, of Burlingt Publication: Name: Edmund Anthony & Sons, New Bedford, Mass. 1890. (Obtained from theHigginson Book Company, Salem, MA, 14 Dec 1995.; NOTEABBR The Ladd Family (1890)TITL A Genealogical and Biographical Memoir of the Descendants of DanielLadd, of Haverhill, Mass., Joseph Ladd, of Portsmouth, R. I., JohnLadd, of Burlington, N. J., John Ladd, of Charles City Co., Va.TEXT From the section: Ladds of Virginia, beginning on p. 319. CONT
Notes
- Note N5066[Jud_Ladd.FTW]
- The Warren Ladd book lists only two children of Amos Ladd and Mary Perkins: Amos and Noble. Another researcher (Paul Purdom) believes there were four more children: Francis, Constatine, Mary, and John. Another researcher (Doris Haskett) beleives there were three or four more children: Constantine, John, Mary, and possibly another daughter who married a Mr. Moore.
- Information From: Deed Book 1 Fluvanna County, Virginia
- Pages 77, 78
- Date: 2 April 1778
- To all peoples whom these presents shall come I John Ladd send greeting
- Know ye that I the John Ladd of the County and parrish of Fluvanna for and in
- consideration of the love good will and affection which I have and do Bear
- towards John Hunt and Ann his wife of the aforesaid County and parrish of
- Fluvanna do lend unto the said John and Ann his wife during their life one
- certain tract or parcel of Land in the aforesaid County and parrish of Fluvanna
- containing by estimation one hundred Acres be it more or less and Bounded as
- followeth, to wit, Begining on McKinzeys corner on a white Oak running thence
- on McKinzeys line crossing Rockfish Creek to a corner pine, thence new lines
- crossing the Creek to Champion Napiers line, thence on Mapiers line to the
- begining, lending the above s'd. land unto John Hunt and Ann his Wife during
- life and after their decease I freely by these presents give the above s'd.
- land unto their Son David Hunt And to his Heirs Ex's. Adm's. and assigns
- forever. To have and to hold the said one hundred Acres of Land by estimation
- to him my said Grandson David Hunt and his Heirs for ever, together with all
- Improvements Convienances and appertinances whatever in as full, and ample
- manner as land is E______ held or granted in this Colony, and I do likewise
- oblige myself to execute this my Deed of gift by Acknowledging of it to my
- grandson David Hunt in Fluvanna County Court. In witness whereof I have here
- unto set my hand and Seal this 2d of April 1778
- Signed Sealed and Delivered
- in presence of
- his
- Leod. Thompson. John + Ladd (seal)
- Richard Napier. mark
- William Ogelsby.
- At a Court held for Fluvanna County April 2nd 1778. John Ladd came into Court
- and acknowledged this writing to be his act and Deed. Ordered that the same be
- recorded.
- Test John Cobbs C.C.
- Submitted by: bjbrke@worldnet.att.net
- --------------
- Information From: Deed Book 1; Fluvanna County, Va.
- pages 78, 79, 80
- Date: 2 April 1778
- To all people to whom these presents shall come I John Ladd do send greeting
- Know ye that I the s'd. John Ladd of the County and parrish of Fluvanna for and
- in consideration of the love good will and affection which I have and do have
- toward Geo: Corn and Elizabeth his wife of the County and parrish of Fluvanna
- do lend unto the said Geo: and Elizabeth his wife during their lives and
- certain tract & parcel of land in the aforesaid County and parrish of Fluvanna.
- Containing by estimation one hundred acres be it more or less and Bounded as
- followeth, to wit, begining at pointers running thence on William Buggs line to
- Corner red Oak, thence new lines crossing Rock fish Creek to Champion Napiers
- line on a white Oak, thence on Napiers line to Jn'o. Hunts corner, thence new
- lines to the begining, lending y'e said Land unto the above Geo: and Elizabeth
- Corn During their lives, and after their decease I Freely by these presents
- give the above said land unto their son John Ripley Corn and to his Heirs,
- Exe's. Adm's. and Assigns forever. To have and to hold the said one hundred
- Acres of Land by estimation to him my said grandson Jn'o. Ripley Corn, and his
- heirs forever. To gether with all improvments Convienances and apertinances
- whatever, in as full and ample manner as Land is usually held or granted in
- this Colony, and I do likewise oblige myself to Execute this my Deed of gift by
- acknowledging of it to my aforesaid grandson John Ripley Corn in Fluvanna
- County Court. In witnesses whereof I have here unto Set my Hand and
- affixed my
- Seal this 2nd day of April 1778 -
- Signed Sealed and Delivered his
- in presence of us John + Ladd
- (seal)
- Richard Napier. mark
- William Ogelsby.
- Leod. Thompson.
- At a Court held for Fluvanna County April the 2nd 1778 - This Deed was this day
- in open Court acknowledged by John Ladd to be his Act, and by the Court ordered
- to be recorded.
- Test Jon. Cobbs C.C.
- Submitted by: bjbrke@worldnet.att.net
- [Jud_Ladd.FTW] The Warren Ladd book lists only two children of Amos Ladd and Mary Perkins: Amos and Noble. Another researcher (Paul Purdom) believes there were four more children: Francis, Constatine, Mary, and John. Another researcher (Doris Haskett) beleives there were three or four more children: Constantine, John, Mary, and possibly another daughter who married a Mr. Moore. Information From: Deed Book 1 Fluvanna County, Virginia Pages 77, 78 Date: 2 April 1778 To all peoples whom these presents shall come I John Ladd send greeting Know ye that I the John Ladd of the County and parrish of Fluvanna for and in consideration of the love good will and affection which I have and do Bear towards John Hunt and Ann his wife of the aforesaid County and parrish of Fluvanna do lend unto the said John and Ann his wife during their life one certain tract or parcel of Land in the aforesaid County and parrish of Fluvanna containing by estimation one hundred Acres be it more or less and Bounded as followeth, to wit, Begining on McKinzeys corner on a white Oak running thence on McKinzeys line crossing Rockfish Creek to a corner pine, thence new lines crossing the Creek to Champion Napiers line, thence on Mapiers line to the begining, lending the above s'd. land unto John Hunt and Ann his Wife during life and after their decease I freely by these presents give the above s'd. land unto their Son David Hunt And to his Heirs Ex's. Adm's. and assigns forever. To have and to hold the said one hundred Acres of Land by estimation to him my said Grandson David Hunt and his Heirs for ever, together with all Improvements Convienances and appertinances whatever in as full, and ample manner as land is E______ held or granted in this Colony, and I do likewise oblige myself to execute this my Deed of gift by Acknowledging of it to my grandson David Hunt in Fluvanna County Court. In witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and Seal this 2d of April 1778 Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of his Leod. Thompson. John + Ladd (seal) Richard Napier. mark William Ogelsby. At a Court held for Fluvanna County April 2nd 1778. John Ladd came into Court and acknowledged this writing to be his act and Deed. Ordered that the same be recorded. Test John Cobbs C.C. Submitted by: bjbrke@@worldnet.att.net -------------- Information From: Deed Book 1; Fluvanna County, Va. pages 78, 79, 80 Date: 2 April 1778 To all people to whom these presents shall come I John Ladd do send greeting Know ye that I the s'd. John Ladd of the County and parrish of Fluvanna for and in consideration of the love good will and affection which I have and do have toward Geo: Corn and Elizabeth his wife of the County and parrish of Fluvanna do lend unto the said Geo: and Elizabeth his wife during their lives and certain tract & parcel of land in the aforesaid County and parrish of Fluvanna. Containing by estimation one hundred acres be it more or less and Bounded as followeth, to wit, begining at pointers running thence on William Buggs line to Corner red Oak, thence new lines crossing Rock fish Creek to Champion Napiers line on a white Oak, thence on Napiers line to Jn'o. Hunts corner, thence new lines to the begining, lending y'e said Land unto the above Geo: and Elizabeth Corn During their lives, and after their decease I Freely by these presents give the above said land unto their son John Ripley Corn and to his Heirs, Exe's. Adm's. and Assigns forever. To have and to hold the said one hundred Acres of Land by estimation to him my said grandson Jn'o. Ripley Corn, and his heirs forever. To gether with all improvments Convienances and apertinances whatever, in as full and ample manner as Land is usually held or granted in this Colony, and I do likewise oblige myself to Execute this my Deed of gift by acknowledging of it to my aforesaid grandson John Ripley Corn in Fluvanna County Court. In witnesses whereof I have here unto Set my Hand and affixed my Seal this 2nd day of April 1778 - Signed Sealed and Delivered his in presence of us John + Ladd (seal) Richard Napier. mark William Ogelsby. Leod. Thompson. At a Court held for Fluvanna County April the 2nd 1778 - This Deed was this day in open Court acknowledged by John Ladd to be his Act, and by the Court ordered to be recorded. Test Jon. Cobbs C.C. Submitted by: bjbrke@@worldnet.att.net
- [Jud_Ladd.FTW]
- The Warren Ladd book lists only two children of Amos Ladd and Mary Perkins: Amos and Noble. Another researcher (Paul Purdom) believes there were four more children: Francis, Constatine, Mary, and John. Another researcher (Doris Haskett) beleives there were three or four more children: Constantine, John, Mary, and possibly another daughter who married a Mr. Moore.
- Information From: Deed Book 1 Fluvanna County, Virginia
- Pages 77, 78
- Date: 2 April 1778
- To all peoples whom these presents shall come I John Ladd send greeting
- Know ye that I the John Ladd of the County and parrish of Fluvanna for and in
- consideration of the love good will and affection which I have and do Bear
- towards John Hunt and Ann his wife of the aforesaid County and parrish of
- Fluvanna do lend unto the said John and Ann his wife during their life one
- certain tract or parcel of Land in the aforesaid County and parrish of Fluvanna
- containing by estimation one hundred Acres be it more or less and Bounded as
- followeth, to wit, Begining on McKinzeys corner on a white Oak running thence
- on McKinzeys line crossing Rockfish Creek to a corner pine, thence new lines
- crossing the Creek to Champion Napiers line, thence on Mapiers line to the
- begining, lending the above s'd. land unto John Hunt and Ann his Wife during
- life and after their decease I freely by these presents give the above s'd.
- land unto their Son David Hunt And to his Heirs Ex's. Adm's. and assigns
- forever. To have and to hold the said one hundred Acres of Land by estimation
- to him my said Grandson David Hunt and his Heirs for ever, together with all
- Improvements Convienances and appertinances whatever in as full, and ample
- manner as land is E______ held or granted in this Colony, and I do likewise
- oblige myself to execute this my Deed of gift by Acknowledging of it to my
- grandson David Hunt in Fluvanna County Court. In witness whereof I have here
- unto set my hand and Seal this 2d of April 1778
- Signed Sealed and Delivered
- in presence of
- his
- Leod. Thompson. John + Ladd (seal)
- Richard Napier. mark
- William Ogelsby.
- At a Court held for Fluvanna County April 2nd 1778. John Ladd came into Court
- and acknowledged this writing to be his act and Deed. Ordered that the same be
- recorded.
- Test John Cobbs C.C.
- Submitted by: bjbrke@@worldnet.att.net
- --------------
- Information From: Deed Book 1; Fluvanna County, Va.
- pages 78, 79, 80
- Date: 2 April 1778
- To all people to whom these presents shall come I John Ladd do send greeting
- Know ye that I the s'd. John Ladd of the County and parrish of Fluvanna for and
- in consideration of the love good will and affection which I have and do have
- toward Geo: Corn and Elizabeth his wife of the County and parrish of Fluvanna
- do lend unto the said Geo: and Elizabeth his wife during their lives and
- certain tract & parcel of land in the aforesaid County and parrish of Fluvanna.
- Containing by estimation one hundred acres be it more or less and Bounded as
- followeth, to wit, begining at pointers running thence on William Buggs line to
- Corner red Oak, thence new lines crossing Rock fish Creek to Champion Napiers
- line on a white Oak, thence on Napiers line to Jn'o. Hunts corner, thence new
- lines to the begining, lending y'e said Land unto the above Geo: and Elizabeth
- Corn During their lives, and after their decease I Freely by these presents
- give the above said land unto their son John Ripley Corn and to his Heirs,
- Exe's. Adm's. and Assigns forever. To have and to hold the said one hundred
- Acres of Land by estimation to him my said grandson Jn'o. Ripley Corn, and his
- heirs forever. To gether with all improvments Convienances and apertinances
- whatever, in as full and ample manner as Land is usually held or granted in
- this Colony, and I do likewise oblige myself to Execute this my Deed of gift by
- acknowledging of it to my aforesaid grandson John Ripley Corn in Fluvanna
- County Court. In witnesses whereof I have here unto Set my Hand and
- affixed my
- Seal this 2nd day of April 1778 -
- Signed Sealed and Delivered his
- in presence of us John + Ladd
- (seal)
- Richard Napier. mark
- William Ogelsby.
- Leod. Thompson.
- At a Court held for Fluvanna County April the 2nd 1778 - This Deed was this day
- in open Court acknowledged by John Ladd to be his Act, and by the Court ordered
- to be recorded.
- Test Jon. Cobbs C.C.
- Submitted by: bjbrke@@worldnet.att.net
- [Jud_Ladd.FTW] The Warren Ladd book lists only two children of Amos Ladd and Mary Perkins: Amos and Noble. Another researcher (Paul Purdom) believes there were four more children: Francis, Constatine, Mary, and John. Another researcher (Doris Haskett) beleives there were three or four more children: Constantine, John, Mary, and possibly another daughter who married a Mr. Moore. Information From: Deed Book 1 Fluvanna County, Virginia Pages 77, 78 Date: 2 April 1778 To all peoples whom these presents shall come I John Ladd send greeting Know ye that I the John Ladd of the County and parrish of Fluvanna for and in consideration of the love good will and affection which I have and do Bear towards John Hunt and Ann his wife of the aforesaid County and parrish of Fluvanna do lend unto the said John and Ann his wife during their life one certain tract or parcel of Land in the aforesaid County and parrish of Fluvanna containing by estimation one hundred Acres be it more or less and Bounded as followeth, to wit, Begining on McKinzeys corner on a white Oak running thence on McKinzeys line crossing Rockfish Creek to a corner pine, thence new lines crossing the Creek to Champion Napiers line, thence on Mapiers line to the begining, lending the above s'd. land unto John Hunt and Ann his Wife during life and after their decease I freely by these presents give the above s'd. land unto their Son David Hunt And to his Heirs Ex's. Adm's. and assigns forever. To have and to hold the said one hundred Acres of Land by estimation to him my said Grandson David Hunt and his Heirs for ever, together with all Improvements Convienances and appertinances whatever in as full, and ample manner as land is E______ held or granted in this Colony, and I do likewise oblige myself to execute this my Deed of gift by Acknowledging of it to my grandson David Hunt in Fluvanna County Court. In witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and Seal this 2d of April 1778 Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of his Leod. Thompson. John + Ladd (seal) Richard Napier. mark William Ogelsby. At a Court held for Fluvanna County April 2nd 1778. John Ladd came into Court and acknowledged this writing to be his act and Deed. Ordered that the same be recorded. Test John Cobbs C.C. Submitted by: bjbrke@@@@worldnet.att.net -------------- Information From: Deed Book 1; Fluvanna County, Va. pages 78, 79, 80 Date: 2 April 1778 To all people to whom these presents shall come I John Ladd do send greeting Know ye that I the s'd. John Ladd of the County and parrish of Fluvanna for and in consideration of the love good will and affection which I have and do have toward Geo: Corn and Elizabeth his wife of the County and parrish of Fluvanna do lend unto the said Geo: and Elizabeth his wife during their lives and certain tract & parcel of land in the aforesaid County and parrish of Fluvanna. Containing by estimation one hundred acres be it more or less and Bounded as followeth, to wit, begining at pointers running thence on William Buggs line to Corner red Oak, thence new lines crossing Rock fish Creek to Champion Napiers line on a white Oak, thence on Napiers line to Jn'o. Hunts corner, thence new lines to the begining, lending y'e said Land unto the above Geo: and Elizabeth Corn During their lives, and after their decease I Freely by these presents give the above said land unto their son John Ripley Corn and to his Heirs, Exe's. Adm's. and Assigns forever. To have and to hold the said one hundred Acres of Land by estimation to him my said grandson Jn'o. Ripley Corn, and his heirs forever. To gether with all improvments Convienances and apertinances whatever, in as full and ample manner as Land is usually held or granted in this Colony, and I do likewise oblige myself to Execute this my Deed of gift by acknowledging of it to my aforesaid grandson John Ripley Corn in Fluvanna County Court. In witnesses whereof I have here unto Set my Hand and affixed my Seal this 2nd day of April 1778 - Signed Sealed and Delivered his in presence of us John + Ladd (seal) Richard Napier. mark William Ogelsby. Leod. Thompson. At a Court held for Fluvanna County April the 2nd 1778 - This Deed was this day in open Court acknowledged by John Ladd to be his Act, and by the Court ordered to be recorded. Test Jon. Cobbs C.C. Submitted by: bjbrke@@@@worldnet.att.net
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