Finding William Kimball
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Location: Westmoreland, Virginia
Poof that William Kimball Surry,Virginia, may have been the son of William and Lydia Kimball of Westmoreland,Virginia.
See this pedigree for reference th the Kimball and Brown relationship. https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I27550&tree=Tree1
Richard Brown, m. Elizabeth Hicks, 23 Dec. 1690, Compton Martin.
Richard Brown, bapt. 10 Jan 1692.
Richard Browne (probably m. Frances Sexton)
(Reffer to this.)
Richard Browne (probably m. Frances Sexton), and Wm. Eaton of Prince Georges Co., 455 a., adj. Henry Bates, John Duke, Adam Tapley, Wm. Hough, John Brown. Wit: John Brown, Noah Browne, FRACES BROWNE WIFE OF RICHARD, concurs to sale. Apr. 4, 1737. B. I, p. 325. Major Pryor and Anne, his wife of Brunswick Co., VA to Richard Brown of Northampton County, N.C. 350 acres on south side of Nottoway River southside of Rocky Run on lines of John Taylor Duke, James Loftin and others.
. John Brown, m. Jane, Compton Martin Reg.
BROWN, JOHN John Brown -1667 employed by Wm West as Indian Trader on Blackwater near Kingsale area. participated in Bacon's rebellion in 1676. https://andersonnc.com/john-browne-of-kingsale-1639-1713-indian-trader/
All about the Browne's of this era
oct. 20,1688 ,Grant to John Brown for transporting of 10 persons, 500 acres Kinsale Swamp.Note: Feb. 10 John Brown and wife Mary Brown , to Thomas Reeve... this land adjoining Richard Showell.Witt: William Scott,Robert Scott,Richard Scott. signed by, John and Mary Brown
https://www.bholliman.com/files/Isle-of-Wight-VA-Deeds-1647-forward-of-Hollymans-35pp.pdf
From land records of Isle of Wight, Virginia: John Browne delivered a deed of sale for 200 acres to Wm. Scott, 9 Feb 1690 and 100 acres to Richard Showell and unto Thomas Reeves about 200 acres.***A pat. of 20 Oct 1688. He now empowers his wife to acknowledge these sales in court, 9 Feb. 1690. Teste Robt. Scott, Rich. Scott. John Browne, the Elder, sells Richard Showell 100 acres in I. of W. called --- Neck. 3 June, 1690. Teste, Edw. Floid, Hen. Baker.
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Land grant 7 July 1635
John Upton, 1650 acres in the county of Warresquioake, about three miles up Pagan Point Creek. Due for the importation of 33 persons (names) below:
Rich. Young, Antho, a negro, Mary, a negro, Florence Richards, Roger Bagnal, Ralph Harwood, Thomas Reeves, Rich. Sparkman, Edwd. Burr, Savage Nerrie, Wm. Scott, Rich. Jones, Fr. Savage, Owen Howell, Nich. Bushell, James Parsons, Jon. Parker, Lewis Phillips, Morgan Roberts, Wm. Davis, John Fitchett, Morgan Evans, Christopher Lewis, Phillip Kennesley, Eliz, King, Martha Swann, Mary Johnson, Jonas Sadlington, Anth. Tyler, Peter Heyes, Rich. Jackson, Wm. Pincher, Eliz. Larkin. Granted July 7, 1635.
Land grant 22 March 1675/1676.
- Bagnall, James. grantee.
- Isle of Wight County
- 300 acres escheat land. Formerly granted to Captn. John Upton who assigned &c.
West, William
- Virginia wills and administrations
- 1610
- Will dated 1610, Dedsham, Co. Sussex Will proved 21 June 1616, London
The Va. Magazine of History and Biography, vol. 26, p. 381, from P.C.C. 60 Cope. He was a nephew of Lord Baltimore and was killed by the Indians near the falls of James River in the fall of 1610.
Captain William West arrived at Jamestown in June of 1610 with his relative—the governor, Lord De La Warre—and another kinsman, Sir Ferdinando Wainman. He was killed in fighting against elite Indian warriors near present-day Richmond in the fall or winter of 1610.
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Part of index to wills not listed in Virginia Wills and Administrations, 1632-1800 (Torrence).
William West was born around 1585 in England although little is known about his life. He arrived at Jamestown in June 1610 as part of a military force commanded by his kinsman Thomas West, Lord De La Warr, the first captain general and governor of the colony. Several months later, De La Warr ordered some of his men to the falls of the James River—near present day Richmond—to repossess a fort (“Laware’s Fort”) abandoned by the English the year before. The fort was located in the heartland of the Powhatan chiefdom and fierce fighting between English soldiers and Indian warriors took place there. After West was killed he was brought back to Jamestown for burial, likely because of his kinship to Lord De La Warr.
DIFFERENT WILLIAM WEST William and Henry West arrived in 1656, with their family and settled in Isle of wight county,Virginia.
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Richard Lawrence,John Turner,William West and Thomas Whaley, escaped the hangmans noose by breaking out of prison, and fled to the virginia frontier. This William West owned 160 acres in one plantation.
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William WEST, Sr. and wife, Rebeccah [BRASWELL], for 2500 lbs. tbco. sell to Anthony HERRING of Lower Parish 200 acres of land on Blackwater adj. John SMITH and Will WESTWRAY, being part of land pur. from said Wm. WEST and Wm. OLDIS adj. NOSWORTHY's and John SMITH's line. 28 Apl. 1694. Wm. KERLE, Robt. WEST, Eliza. BOAZMAN.
William oldis , Oldess, estate abate granted Thomas Edwards , as marrying the relict of William Oldess, decesed. June 15,1677 on Oldess will.
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Land grant 25 September 1665.
- Willim West
- Rappahannock County (extinct)
- 1589 acres.
- Copeland, Nicholas and West, William
Inv. of John THORNTON's estate filed. (no date) Dep. of John JOLIFE, aged 39, concerning being at Col. SMITH's house with Will GREEN and his wife, Mary. [Mary, daughter of William WEST and Rebecca BRASWELL, married William GREEN.]
William Heath, who was born in 1611 in Surry, England, and was sponsored by John Browne of the Eastern Shore in 1650, was the founder of the Heath families of Surry, Sussex and Prince George Counties. His descendents migrated throughout Southside Virginia, into the Carolinas, and beyond. He also was a member of the Heath families on the Eastern Shore of Virginia and Maryland. It would seem that William arrived with the money needed to purchase land, as Johne Browne received the headrights for William. This means he did not pay his passage; Johne Browne either purchased the headrights from the ship’s captain or sponsored William’s transport.
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Land grant 1 March 1666.
- John Browne grantee
- Surry County
- 600 acres beginning and extending on the East side the main Black water swamp; thence along Thomas Gaultneyes line.
Land grant 14 May 1666
- Thomas Gaultney grantee
- Surry County
- 200 acres upon Major Sheppards land beginning and extending an the east side of the main Black Water Swamp.
1677 John Drayton transported a John Browne and 19 others. Charles city , Virginia court.
https://archive.org/details/charlescitycount00ayrerich/page/24/mode/2up?view=theater
John Browne ,Charles City,Virginia will=Nov.2,1666. To wife Elizabeth100 acres. Son John and brother Gerrard Browne residue of lands jointly. In the event that of son's death before majority,brother Gerrard to inherit said son's share. Overseers: brother Gerrard,steven Montague,and JohnWheeler.
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- A refference
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july 30,1679 John Taylor married Elizabeth Relic of John Brown, was granted admin, on the estate of John Brown surities William Bridges and Edward Washington .
https://www.jstor.org/stable/1923200
Elizabeth relic of first john Browne and the John Taylor married Henry Bonner Sep. 1,1674. , Maryland,
https://msa.maryland.gov/msa/stagser/s1500/s1527/html/ssi1527bl.html
Henry Bonner was in Chowan NC. April 17,1716.
https://archive.org/details/northcarolinahi00hathgoog/page/294/mode/2up?view=theater
Mr. john Taylor to takr inventory of Owen Rowes Estate from the hads of John Bonner ,who is to present same.
In Henrico County,Virginia a John Browne received 110 acres in 1668(See page 127.)
http://www.ancestraltrackers.net/va/resources/virginia-county-records-v6-p1.pdf
Justinian Justice married the relic of John Browne around 1688, .
Let’s begin with John Ewen who was born 1569 in London, England. We see that his son William (1595-~1650) was an Immigrant and a merchant in James City Co. (Surry Co.). He was also a ship’s Captain, owing The George. The largest land owner in Surry in 1626 was Captain William Ewen. He had 1,000 acres planted and 400 acres not yet cleared. Another 1100 acres were patented in 1643. William Ewen/Evans abandoned these 1000a and went to Maryland, Anne Arundel Co., where he died. William’s grandson, John Evans, Sr. was an Indian trader. He was born 1649 in Charles City Co. VA and married Mary Rivers in 1670. Thomas Evans, Jr. was likewise an Indian trader of some fame…
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Mathew STRICKLAND, Jr., sells Henry BAKER, merchant, for 2000 lbs. tbco. 100 acres on Beaver Dam Swamp. 12 May 1696. Anthony HOLLODAY, Chas. CHAPMAN. [This is the Matthew STRICKLAND who married Ann BRASWELL.]
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HisAccording to Hugh B. Johnston in a report in 1961 in regard to the Stricklands of IOW… “There does not appear to be reliable documentary evidence of his presence in Isle of Wight county earlier than 1678.” reference is evidently the patent on Kingsale Swamp.
Mathew Strickland received 2 large patents… one for 902 acres near Kingsale Swamp in 1678… another several miles north on the Blackwater River for 1802 acres in 1680.
“Matthew STRICKLAND appears to have settled about 1678 in Isle of Wight County, Virginia, where he passed the rest of his life. On June 6, 1687, Matthew (M) STRICKLAND gave a power of attorney to John BROWN to execute a deed to William EVANS “by reason of my nonability to travel to court held for this County the 9th of this Instant June” in Isle of Wight County, witnessed by Richard (RB) BOOTH and Elizabeth (S) STRICKLAND.”
On June 6, 1687, Mathew (x) and Elizabeth (E) STRICKLAND of the Lower Parish deeded to William EVANS of the Upper Parish for 4,000 pounds of tobacco in cask 800 acres in the Lower Parish between the Main Swamp of King Sail and Beaver Dam Branch adjoining William COLLINS (from a tract of 902 acres patented by the said STRICKLAND on September 26, 1678, of which 102 acres had been leased to Thomas JONES for ninety-nine years on November 6, 1682, witnessed by John BROWN, Richard (RB) BOOTH, and Robert ® LAWRENCE.
Indenture May 1,1702 , between William Evans and George Benn, in consideration of his father William Evans deceased, did recieve of james Benn,deceased , father of George Benn full payment of said land hereafter mentioned, dying before he made a deed to said Benn,does hereby confirm to said George Benn half of 800 acres, bought of Matthew Strickland by my father,William Evans deceased is called Cpatain Benns land on Beaver Dam Swamo, William Kerle.
April 9,1706 Robert Evans of North Carolina to George Benn of the Isle of Wight county 400 acres(being1/2 of 800 acres bought from Mathew Strickland,by my FATHER WILLIAM EVANS and considering that William Evans did reserve of James Benn,fathe of George Benn,payment for the said land,called,Captain Benns Land on Beverdam Swamp.
https://www.bholliman.com/files/Isle-of-Wight-VA-Deeds-1647-forward-of-Hollymans-35pp.pdf
The English immigrant John Browne/Brown died 1726 in IOW VA. His son, William Brown (Gentleman of Albemarle) married Martha Braswell and moved the family to Chowan NC where he died in 1718. Their daughter Martha married the Lumbee Indian William Strickland in NC. Their daughter Mary Anne Brown married Gideon Gibson ~1720 in NC. Recall that Gideon was a likely son of Hubbard Gibson. Gideon, along with his father, moved his family from VA to Halifax NC then Chowan NC and eventually to Craven SC where Gideon died in 1781. We follow the Brown family because there are both Gibson and Brown connections to Family Austin. The Brown connection is through Mary Austin daughter of Richard II. She first married the brother (or cousin) of Gentleman William Brown. As a widow Mary Austin Brown married the Quaker Thomas Vernon. The Thomas Vernon family settled in Cub Creek, Lunenburg VA where Mary died in 1777 at the Caldwell Settlement.
https://johnclinard.wordpress.com/early-austin-families-of-va-md-connections/
Richard Booth and John Brown had nearby property at Kingsale Swamp. This is just north of the Nansemond County line. The UPPER patent on the Blackwater River is where Thomas Boon was located. I have no idea WHEN he settled there?
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James BAGNALL sells Will. WEST, Sr., 30 acres which was from Mr. Robert BRASWELLs, from mill to James TULLAUGHS, etc. 30 Mar. 1696. Tristram NORSWORTHY, Will BRADSHAW.
Thomas Boone (1630 - c 1704) in Kent County by 1671.
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Wm. GREEN, Geo. GREEN, Wm. WEST, and James BAGNALL can not divide lands for each according to jury. Sept. 24, 1696. Rich REYNOLDS, Wm. BRADSHAW, Thos. JOYNER, Thos. (X) POPE, John (X) POWELL, Benj. (X) BEALE, Richard BEALE, Geo. (X) WRIGHT, Thos. WRIGHT, Rich. WILKISON, Jno. CLARKE, Walter WATERS, Geo. WILLIAMSON.
Mathew STRICKLAND, Jr., sells Henry BAKER, merchant, for 2000 lbs. tbco. 100 acres on Beaver Dam Swamp. 12 May 1696. Anthony HOLLODAY, Chas. CHAPMAN. [This is the Matthew STRICKLAND who married Ann BRASWELL.
July 17,1677, Chales City County court, Judgement granted to Richard Hill plt. against LT. Coll. Daniel Clark,Sheriff for 400 lbs. tobacco for non apperence of John Browne deft. in an action for debt..Viod if Sheriff produces deft. Attachment granted sheriff on John Browne.(See page 21.)[1]
Toby a Negro boy Servant to Jno. Browne is adjudged six yeares old. This was after 1688 and before 1691. Surry Co. Virginia.
https://freeafricanamericans.com/free_Indians.htm
Will of Ambrose Bennet: wife Elizabeth, and child she now goes with,reversion to Mary Beale,daughter of Benjamin Beale, Alice Blakit,Martha Rutter, daughter of Walter Rutter , Isaac Williams,Wife ext.Overseers,Col. Arthur Smith,Richard Reynolds Sr.Witt: Walter Rutter Christopher Wade. Dec. 9,1680,Isle of Wight.[2]
1688 Walter RUTTER and wife, Martha, sell to Daniel LONGE, 30 acres, part of a patent of 150 acres granted to RUTTER, 30 Oct. 1686. Dated 29 Oct. 1688. Teste: John BROWNE, Wm. WEST, Jr.
Sep. 7,1698 Apprasial of Walter Rutter estate by William West,Charles Durham,Richard Reynolds.[3]
Henry CHICHLEY granted to Thomas MANN 300 acres in Isle of Wight on Chowan River for trans. 6 persons 22 Sept. 1682. Thomas MANN now assigns this land to Wm. BUTLER 9 Feb. 1697. Richard REYNOLDS, Joyce (X) REYNOLDS. http://braswellgenealogy.blogspot.com/2007/09/isle-of-wight-county-deed-book-i-1688.html
Richard Braswell. On May 1, 1668, George Gwilliam and Richard Izard qualified to act as overseers of Robert Braswell’s two sons until they were of age; they were bonded by *Thomas Green and Richard Penny. Richard Braswell, planter, sells Wm. West 100 ac., part of a pat. of 400 ac. owned by Mr. Robert Braswell, Dec. 14 Mar. 1673.
1.3. Martha, m. Walter Rutter. Walter Rutter and wife Martha sell to Joseph Bridger for 1200 lbs tbco. parcel of land in called Herring’s plantation – to James Benn’s line.
Rebecca Braswell, m. William West, son of Henry. 1.4.1. Mary West, m. William Green, son of *Thomas Green. William Green’s Will of 1728 named legatees son Bartholomew, the land on which Christopher Dickinson now lives, also my mill in the Upper Parish now in the occupation of Henry White, for Capt. Joseph Bridger’s* life; son George my land at the “Freshet”, now in the tenure of William Davis; wife Mary; dau. Sarah Bevan; to Martha Montgomery; to Mary, Elizabeth and Green Green, the daus. of Mary Green, widow; dau. Prudence; dau. Rebecca. My estate to be divided by Samuel Davis, John Davis, Arthur Smith, and Christopher Dickinson. Executors, wife Mary and Samuel Davis. Proved by Richard West, Oct. 27, 1729.
Wm West of Newport Parish, Isle of Wight, daughter Mray Green an Indian Girl called Pinke for & during her natural life ... son Wm West my Indian girl called Rose ... for ever. Negro Jack unto son Robt. West and my Indian woman Peg unto daughter Deborhah West ... for ever. 9 February 1708/9.
https://freeafricanamericans.com/free_Indians.htm
Thomas MAN, Sr., heir of Thomas MAN lately dec., for 200 lbs. tbco. paid by Nichols TYNES sell pat. of 560 acres on Corowak Swamp sold to Thomas MAN by Richard BOOTH, 9 Feb. 1692-93. 8 Nov. 1696. Boaz GWIN, Phillip RAYFORD.
http://braswellgenealogy.blogspot.com/2007/09/isle-of-wight-county-deed-book-i-1688.html
By vertue of the Coroner's inquest 29 July 1688, Paul Williams, Robert Palford and John Browne were suposed guiltie of the murther of Sarah Blagden. The Court order that the Sherriff or his deputies take Paul Williams and Robert Palford (Browne being dead) and them safely convey to James Cittie by the fourth day of the next Generall Court, alsoe that you take the bodies of William Booth and Abraham Parker and convey them downe to the Generall Court as evedences concerning the rnurther of Sarah Blagden.(This Sarah Blagdon was the mother of Sarah Blagdon that married Lawrence Abbington Jr. Son of Lydia Kimball)
https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I136827&tree=Tree1
1678 Mr. paul Williams ordered to be summoned to next court to answer Col. Edward Hill.
https://archive.org/details/charlescitycount00ayrerich/page/102/mode/2up?view=theater
1687 Charles City County,Virginia, ( ) By scire facias( ) of Paul Williams,sais Judgement be now put in execution against estate of Paul Williams ,deced the sum of 210 lbs. tobacco.
Mr. John Sherwood and Mr. Lan. Bathhurst, adms odf William Armiger,deced who married the exec. of William Hill,deced.Being summoned by scire facias Thomas Sandon as marrying admx. of Paul Williams deced. to show why execution may not be had of certain judgements obtained against said Williams,in his life time in June 1683 and said Sandon setting forth( ) noneto bar the same , it is ordered said judgement be now put into execution against estate of said Williams,deced. for 1587 lbs. tobacco in casq and costs.
John Harrisonm Richard Jones , Plt. against Thomas Sandon as marrying Sarah, the relic of Paul Williams, deceased, is reffered to next court. Dec. 1687.
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"The Colonial Records of North Carolina, Second Series, Volume VII entitled Records of the Executive Council on page 416 has a deposition given by Richard Booth in which he states that in the year 1667 he took a canoe with trade goods to the Meherrin Indian Town down the Blackwater River. On his right the Weyanoake River joined in about 13 miles north of the Meherrin River. Accompanying him on this journey was “a Certain Weyanoake Indian Called Tom Frusman.” Also accompanying him was a man named John Browne.
The Colonial Records of North Carolina, Second Series, Volume VII entitled Records of the Executive Council on page 416
(THe next excerpt shows John Browne lived at Lawes Creek ,Surry, Virginia.)
Sept 1694: "Nicholas Sessums haveing caused Roger Squire to be arrested to this Court & set Forth that notwithstanding his wife Catherine hath alwaies demeaned and behaved herselfe Civilly Orderly & Modestly & never was accounted a Whore nor ever gave the least occasion to be subjected, but hath lived in good name & reputation all her days, yet ye sd. Squire ye. deFdt. hath made it his endeavour to take away her good Name Fame & reputation & to cause her to be disesteemed & slighted & to Effect his Malicious Intentions had at divers places before several p:sons as he more P:ticularly did at the house oF John Browne in Lawnes Creeke P:ish the beginning of August last before a great many people there mett on an Invitation utter publish & declare these Malicious Falce & scandilous Words Vizt: that shee was a Whore & he would prove her a Whore & he would prove her a Whore & to make the same as publick as he could thereby to render her as Odious as possible very often said Kate (speaking to ye. plts. sd. wife) you are a Whore & I will prove you a Whore which was to his damage at least one hundred pds. Sterl. For which he prayed Judgment with Costs to which the Oefdt. appeared & pleaded not Guilty a Jury was therefore sworne to try the same, who Vizt: Walter Flood, Tho.Warren, Tho. Orew, Jno. Browne. Robert Hart, Jos. Wall, Augt Hunicutt, Roger Potter, Edwd. Rowell, Robt. Lancaster & Cha. Savage returne for Virdt. we findefFor the defdt. upon ye. defdts. motion the Jurys Virdt. is Confirmed and an Nonsuite granted him agt. the plt. It is therefore Ordered that the plt. pay damage according to Law with Costs als. exon."
1715 Mar 23 - John Brown, bapt. 14 Jul. 1681, Compton Martin. John Brown, the elder of Surry Co. conveyed land to Robert Hix the younger, 1735. (ibid., p. 191). Noah Brown fr. Wm. Moore land granted Thomas Cook 23 March 1715, 200 acres. Wit. John Duke,'John Brown Wm. Kimball, 13 Jul 1735. (ibid. 224). [Since he was an adult in 1715, He would have been born much earlier.] https://walterfitzgilbertdehamilton.wordpress.com/2016/09/26/children-of-the-somerset-marsh/
“The last will and Testament of John Brown is proved by Edward Mosely.” February 15. 1698-1699. October 17, 1699. Sons: DANIEL and PEETER (“my plantation”). Daughters: MARGARET and JEAN. Executrix: WIFE (not named). Witnesses: DANIEL AKEHURST, WILLIAM REED. Clerk of the Court: THO. ABINGTON. [4]
This is about where I suppose John Browne Sr died perhaps in 1713 (per records of Moseley and Ludwell depositions of 1707 and 1710)…. and further suppose John Browne Jr may have lived. This reference may be the death of John Brown Jr in 1719. Hofmann, Chowan Precinct, 1696-1723, pg 243… again a court minutes entry… 20, Jan 1719.
John Browne, bapt. Sept. 11, 1603 (d. by June 5, 1632), m. Temperance … (parentage and any previous marriage is suppositional), who m. (2) Richard Cocke, having issue: John Cocke, who m. Mary Baugh*, half- br. of Thomas Cocke, a son by Richard Cocke’s second wife, and “friend” of Major William Harris. It is possible that John Browne had issue by a previous wife. If him, as assumed, he had a nephew and namesake. 1.1.4.1. John Browne, m. Sarah …, who m. (2) John Woodson, the br. of *Robert Woodson (whose dau., Elizabeth, m. William Lewis, of familial connection to Major William Harris, see hereinafter), a patentee of 450 ac., with William Harris (son of Major William Harris), etc., on “White Oak Swamp”. Rec. May 1, 1707. 1.1.5. Alice Browne, m. Richard Price (bapt. Sept. 21, 1587, son of John Price), on Nov. 17, 1619; possibly related to John Price of this account.
John Price and Richard Cocke of Henrico would have known each other very well. They were both of Shropshire, and a number of the various branches of the Cocke family resided in Ludlow, and were, with the families of Harris and Price, parishioners of the Church of St Lawrence, the registers of which record the baptism of John Price: “Nov. 10, 1584: John, s. William Preece”: Muster of the inhabitants of the Corporation of Charles City, Feb. 24, 1624. Muster of John Price: John aged 40, ship Starr in May, 1620. Ann his wife aged 21, ship Francis Bonaventure in August, 1620. Mary, a child, 3 months’ (Hottens Original List, p. 203). Two years later, in 1626, John Price owned 100 ac. at or near the falls of James river. (Virginia Historical Magazine, ed. William G. Stanard, No. 15, p. 363). May 23, 1638. Patent granted Matthew Price as son and heir of John Price for 150 ac. on Turkey Island Creek in Henrico Co. ‘granted by patent to his late father John Price, now in possession of his mother, Ann Hallom, Widow – being due unto him in right of his father who had a patent granted Feb. 20, 1619’ (B. 1, p. 558). John Price m. (1) Elizabeth Matthews: ‘1613 May 30: John Prees & Elizabeth Matthews, widow‘; (2) Anne …, who m. (2) Robert Hallom. On May 6, 1638, a patent was issued to Anne Hallom, widow, and the heirs of Robert Hallom, dec’d for 1000 ac. in Henrico. Northeast by the woods, southwest by the river, northwest by Bremo & land of Mr. Richard Cocke, & southeast toward Turkey Island Creek adj. land of John Price. (See Land Office Patents No. 1, 1623-1643 (v.1 & 2), p. 413). Turkey Island became the plantation of William Randolph, “friend” of Major William Harris. Thomas Lewis*, aged 23 in 1623, step-brother of John Harris*, b. 1604 (father of Major William Harris), is most likely recorded here: Hannah Boyse, dau. and heir of Luke Boyse, late of Henrico, decd., patented in Nov., 1635, 300 ac. in Henrico adjoining land of her mother Alice Edlowe; due 50 ac. for her personal adventure and 50 ac. for the personal adventure of her father, and 200 ac. for transportation of servants, viz.: ‘Thomas Lewis*, Robert Hollum, Joseph Royall*, Edward Holland, and Oliver Allen’
Cocke was definitively settled in Virginia by 1632; the court recorded that he married Temperance Bailey, the widow of John Browne, on June 5, 1632, and settled Browne's estate with a fee of 6,397 pounds of tobacco Temperance was born about 1617 in Virginia, as is found living at Jordan's Journey in the household of Cecily Jordan in the 1624/25 Jamestown Muster. Temperance married between the age of 13 and 14 John Browne with whom she had children. Richard Cocke and Temperance had two known sons, Thomas and Richard. Also a daughter Elizabeth. Following the death of Temperance he married Mary Aston, a daughter of Walter Aston, with whom he had children including another son Richard, John, William, and Edward. His two sons named Richard have traditionally been differentiated as Richard the Elder and Richard the Younger.
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Dorman, John Frederick, Adventurers of Purse and Person, 4th ed., v1 pp926-929
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????Estate of John Brown, deceased, 6 September 1684, to Temperance Brown one Indian boy valued at 2,500 pounds.
https://freeafricanamericans.com/free_Indians.htm
Baley, Temperance - A405; born 1617, died ca.1652, Henrico: (Muster of 1624/5); wife of John Browne and Richard Cocke.
https://www.jamestowne.org/bacon---baley.html
Thomas Batte, Jr. married in Henrico, in April, 1682, Temperance Brown, the daughter of John and Sarah Brown. Thomas left no sons to continue his lineage. After his death, she married in November, 1691, John Farrar. The security was Richard Jones and Joseph Pattison. In 1693 in Henrico it records that It is ordered that Mr. John Farror who married the relict of Mr. Thos. Batte, late of this county, dec’d be summoned to appear at the next court and give bond with security for what estate he has in his hand belonging to the sd Batte’s orphans. Sarah’s mother married a Woodson as her second husband, and her brother was Jeremiah Brown. Her sister Martha also married a Batte. In March, 1684/5 Colonel John Farrar, of Henrico, deeded to Colonel John Farrar, Henrico: March 4, 1684/5: To Thomas Batte, Jun., the son of Mr. Thos. Batte of the County aforesaid, 200 acres of land lying in the sd. County on the Appamattock River, being formerly purchased of the sd. Mr. Batte ye Elder…to Tho. Batte, Jun. one of the two unbroken horses which I have now in Appamattock Woods.
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(Virginia Magazine, v., p. 97).
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BROWN, John 1668/09/16 IKL m to Sarah Minard by Henry Boston; Annamessex; OT Browne
1669/11/06 LIV registered cattle mark
1671/04/01 ESMd imm; OT Browne
1675/04/14 IKL b to John & Sarah; Nanticoke
1683/01/08 JUD3 cordwinder
1683/11/13 JUD3 Gr Jury
1687/08/13 MCW ment/w John Shipway
1689/11/28 ADVL signed Advice of Loyalty
1691/03/18 MCW witn/w Owen Maragh
1692/08/31 MCW witn/w Matthew Dorman
1697/07/19 MCW ment/w David Brown
1697/09/20 MCW O'seer/w Thomas Smith
1698/03/27 MCW witn/w William Owens
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John Browne of Accomac receives 200 acres in 1642.
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Library of Virginia on line record Land Office Patents No 7, 1679- 1689 (Vol 1 & 2 p. 1-719). p. 447 (Reel 7) Surry County VA. John Williams and son-in-law John Brown grantees 1200 acres
A John Browne died intestate, administration requested by Bridget Bown, his relict. D. Feb. 4,1665 . R. March 26,1666. Security,Mr. Arthur Smith, Edward Gibbs.
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"John Browne. Sr., and Bridgett, his wife, he sold to Samuel Cannady 220 acres, "the plantation he lately lived on", patented April 29, 1692, ln L. P. Kinsale. Wit. Richard Exum, William Murry. DB 2 1704- 1715". She was the mother of three daughters at the time of the death of her father. Ann, Bridgett and Mary were named in the will of their grandfather John Williams,
1694: Daughter Williams is not named in the will of John Williams she is not mentioned in the Deed of Gift by her mother, Anne Williams, dated 9 April 1694, Isle of Wight County, VA, Deeds. It is likely she had already received her share of John William's Estate at the time of her marriage. She may have been deceased by the date of Anne Williams deed of gift to her other children. She was the mother of three daughters at the time of the death of her father. Ann, Bridgett and Mary were named in the will of their grandfather John Williams,
Event: Marriage Record 1692 in W. & D. B. 2, p. 318; G. B. 2, p.90 Marriage Ending Status: Death of one spouse Note: BROWN, JOHN AND _______WILLIAMS. daughter of John Williams, Sr. 1692, W & D. B. 2. p. 318. G.B. 2. p.90 Isle of Wight Records
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John Browne received 100 and another 200 acres in Northampron,Virginia.(See page 135.)
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Susanna Brown & Sylvester Brown to William Evans Nov 22, 1729. 5 pds for 100 A. On Horse swamp. Adj. John Thomas, Lazarus Thomas. Wit: Richard Williford, Mary Luden (Laden?). Feb Court 1729. Thomas Crew D. C/C.Did this William Evans hail from Kingsale Swamp in Nansemond near the immigrant John Brown? And could there be old family ties? On July 27, 1682, Robert Lawrence, William Scott, Robert Couger, and Francis Hutchins witnessed the will of Peter Edwards of Isle of Wight Co. On November 6, 1682, Robert Lawrence, Richard Booth, and John Brown, witnessed a deed of Mathew Strickland and his wife Eliz. of Lower Parish to William Evans of Upper Parish 800 acres on the main swamp of King Sale for 4,000 bls. of tobacco..
A John Browne married Elizabeth Ivey,Oct. 5,1706,Norfolk County,Virginia. (See page 102.) =http://www.ancestraltrackers.net/va/resources/virginia-county-records-v6-p1.pdf
Note; William Evans was the son of John evans and brother of Winnifred Evans Hicks. Wife of Robert Hicks mention here. John Evans,William Evans,Winnifred Evans
William Evans:Leg. son Thomas all my land at Kingsale;son Robert; wife and Children. Wife Extx. Her father , Mr. Robert Flake my overseer. D. July 12,1689. R. Aug.9,1689. Witt: henry Baker,Thomas Moore,Robert Flake.
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Indenture made 13 January 1747, between Richard Brown of Brunswick Co. and Major Pryor of same, £150, 350a, on South side of Nottaway River. Signed Richard Brown. Witnesses: Charles Royall, Titus Singleton, John Collier. Court Feburary 4, 1747, Indenture &; Memorandum proved by oaths of Charles Royall Titus Singleton &; John Collier. (B.3, p. 378). 13 Oct. 1727: John & Richard Brown, of Surry Co.: 230a,Brunswick Co., on S. side of Roanoak River; adj. CHARLE"S KIMBALLS land.
Lydia's sister Jane married Richard Higdon and Original Browne. Richard Higdon's son John had a son Daniel that new and worked with all of the same people that William , Joseph , and Charles Kimball new.
People William new first ,in order.
Henry Brooke,(May have been his grandfather?))Will of Henry BROOKS. HENRY, shipwright. 21 June 1662; 3 February 1662.
My wife Joane to be extx; my daughter Dorothy Brooks; my grandchild Lidia Abbington daughter of Lawrence Abbington ; to Henry Saxton my god- son and his father Nicholas Saxton ; my daughter Jane Higden ; my daughter Lidia Abbington ; Richard Cole to be overseer.
Richard Cole : COLE, RICHARD, Parish of Appomatox ; 4 November 1663 ; 27 April 1664.
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Originall Browne and Wm. Kimber complaine that David Whitliffe keeps and detains from them one messuage containinge 650 acres, formerly in the possession of Jane Brooks, demised to Jane Brooks for her natural life by her husband Henry Brooks' his last will and testament, bearinge date 25 June 1662 and now decendinge and cominge to the petitioners in right of ther wives, being the daughters and coheirs of Henry Brooks, which David Whitliffe well knows, to the petitioners' damage in the profitts of the land, house and especially a conciderable good orchard 16,000 pounds of tobacco, wherefore the petitioners humbly pray order to the Sheriffe to putt the petitioners in quiett,possession and, that a jury of, the vicinage may enquire into and asses the damages. The defendant pleadinge by Jno: Lord his attorny that the plaintiffs, have noe right, to the same, neither Henry Brooks ther ancestor by vertue of anny extant pattent (the Court refer to the jury)' who died seezed of the lands in controversye. The verdict: We find by the pattent that Dorothy Brooks died seezed of the 650 acres claimed by the plaintiffs and it [is] the judgment of this Court that 329 acres in the pattent specified devolve on the heires of Henry Brooks because Dorothy Brooks had not, estate in the same untill the death of Jane Brooks, who died but lately, but Dorothy longe since, and the 321 acres taken up by Dorothy Brooks alias Butler for the transportation of seaven persons devolve on the heires of Dorothy, from which judgment David Whitliff appeals to the 4th day of the next Generall Court and Capt. John Lord assumes as security with him for prosecution of his appeale, and Mr. Lawrence Washington with Originall Browne and Wm. Kimber.
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Original Browne aged 43 years or thereabouts sayeth that he heard William Kimball Senr. say about a week before the said Kimball died that he would give all that he had to his wife (except one feather bed) he would give to his son William Kimball Junr. Original Browne
Lydia BrookesWife of a William Kimball Sr. and mother to William Kimball Jr.. Sister to Jane Brooks, Higdon ,Browne,Campbell, Wife of Richard Higdon. Mother of John Higdon.Wife of Original Brown.Wife of James Campbell.
KIMBALL, LYDIA, 28 March 1698; 27 April 1698.
Son William ; son Lawrence Abington ; son in law Willark Cullum ; grandson Joseph Abington ; grandson Brookes Abington ; my dau. Eliz. Cullum and her dau. Mary Cullum ; dau. Mary Rodgers ; eor. Law. Abington.
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Jane Brooks Sister of Lydia Brookes. Wife of Richard Higdon, Original Browne and James Cambell. Mother of John Higdon. Grandmother of Daniel Higdon.
Richard Higdon Father of John Higdon.
John Higdon Son of Richard Higdon and Jane Brookes, Father of Daniel Higdon. 30 Mar 1698 - Provided by Laurence Abbington.( Step cosin to William Kimball Jr.) Original Brown is since dead and John Higdon sick and not able to come to Court. Ordered that John Higdon be sworne before Capt. William Bridges. 19 May 1698 - By virtue of an odered 30 Mar 1698 John Higdon doth declare Robert Wickleff did sign and seal that will which I produced. William Bridges. 1694-1698 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3 [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 261a [30 March 1698] The last will and testament of Robert Wickliff was proved by Lawrence Abbington one of the witnesses, and for that Original Brown one other of the witnesses is since dead and. John Higdon the other witness also now sick, it is ordered that John Higdon may as soon as convenient be sworn before Capt. Wm. Bridges and a certificate of the same returned.
( John did not die of the sickness like most of the family.)Because in the next entry he was still alive in 1702. CAMPBELL, JAMES,( Husband of Jane Browne,Steo father to the Higdon children.) 20 November 1702; 30 December 1702. To John Higdon's sons, Original, Daniel and John one heifer each; to Nathaniel Pope's two children Mary and William late of Richmond county when 21 years of age two cows and calves; to Elizabeth Higgins' two sons 5 shillings each; to Mary Triplett 10 shillings; to Original Roe 2 years schooling; wife Jane exx. and estate not willed.
To John Higdon's three sons. Original, Daniel and John when 20; to Nathl. Pope's two children, Mary and William late of Richmond co., when 21 years ; to Elizabeth Higgins' two sons; to Mary Triplett; to Original Roe; wife Jane extx.
HIGDON, JOHN, 7 Sept. 1718; 21 Oct. 1718. Sons Daniel and John.
HIGDON, JOHN, 28 Apl. 1720 ; 29 June 1720.
Son John ; brother Daniel Higdon ; wife Magdalene extx. Inv. of Augustine Higgins, gent.. 9 July 1721. https://archive.org/stream/westmorelandcoun00croz/westmorelandcoun00croz_djvu.txt
Daniel Higdon Son of John Higdon. At a Court at Westover Sept. 14, 1677 Pres: Coll. Edw. Hill: Maj. Jno. Stith: Capt. Thos. Mallory: Mr. Jno. Drayton. Admin. granted Daniel Hickdon ( Higdon) on the estate of Rich. Raines late of the Par. of Jordan, dec'd. Security. Admin. granted on the estate of Jno. Harwood late of Flowerde hundred dec'd to Wm. Gardner who married the relict. Security. The jury's verdict, Capt. Allen vs. Nevet Wheeler: Find for Capt. Allen plt. and give damages to act of assembly. The deft. appeals. Wm. Vaughn plt. vs. Dan. Higdon deft. The plt. at last court obtained an order agst. the Sherr. for non-appearance of deft. & plt. not now appearing a non-suit is granted.Aug. 4,1679
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At a Court holden in Westover. P. 574. In case of Daniel Higdon vs Joseph Perry, deft., by Bartholomew Fowler, his attorney, confesses judgement for 1000 lbs tobacco 5th August 1695.
Higdon, Daniel 1755, May 13 Acres 400, No. 153 72-A On south side of Neuse river, beginning at a red oak.(May have been Daniel Jr.) As these mills became landmarks, so did some of he early trading posts and stores. Some of the merchant mills doubled as both. In the 1750s Daniel Higdon had a trading post or store near the Falls of the Neuse, where John Higdon had owned land sinec e the mid-1740s.
Lurana Higdon is dau of Daniel Higdon, Jr., son of Daniel Higdon Sr of VA and NC.Daniel Higdon Sr, and his sons were involved in the bloody Regulator Movement prior to the Revolutionary War.They were chased from NC to GA by the Colonial Govt of NC and attacked.Daniel Jr was killed and his brother survived a scalping.
Daniel Higdon Jr. seems to have had a son in Prince George County ,Virginia sometime before or after 1733. In suit brought by John Higdon,an infant under 21,by Robert Moody,his guardian,vs. Daniel Higdon,adm. of Daniel Higdon dec'd and John Hill ,and John lessenby his securitiy; john hill and Daniel Higdon, the admin. being residents of North Carolina, the suit asto them is dissmissed. A copy of the suopena is to be leftat dwellingof John Lessenby and attatched awarded against him.
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Original BrowneBrother of William Browne.
BROWN, ORIGINAL, 5 Feb. 1697-8; 27 April 1698. [10 Jan. 1682/3] Originall Browne and Wm. Kimber (Father of this William Kimball) complaine that David Whitliffe keeps and detains from them one messuage containinge 650 acres, formerly in the possession of Jane Brooks, demised to Jane Brooks for her natural life by her husband Henry Brooks' his last will and testament, bearinge date 25 June 1662 and now decendinge and cominge to the petitioners in right of ther wives, being the daughters and coheirs of Henry Brooks, which David Whitliffe well knows, to the petitioners' damage in the profitts of the land, house and especially a conciderable good orchard 16,000 pounds of tobacco, wherefore the petitioners humbly pray order to the Sheriffe to putt the petitioners in quiett,possession and, that a jury of, the vicinage may enquire into and asses the damages. The defendant pleadinge by Jno: Lord his attorny that the plaintiffs, have noe right, to the same, neither Henry Brooks ther ancestor by vertue of anny extant pattent (the Court refer to the jury)' who died seezed of the lands in controversye. The verdict: We find by the pattent that Dorothy Brooks died seezed of the 650 acres claimed by the plaintiffs and it [is] the judgment of this Court that 329 acres in the pattent specified devolve on the heires of Henry Brooks because Dorothy Brooks had not, estate in the same untill the death of Jane Brooks, who died but lately, but Dorothy longe since, and the 321 acres taken up by Dorothy Brooks alias Butler for the transportation of seaven persons devolve on the heires of Dorothy, from which judgment David Whitliff appeals to the 4th day of the next Generall Court and Capt. John Lord assumes as security with him for prosecution of his appeale, and Mr. Lawrence Washington with Originall Browne and Wm. Kimber.
[Sept 1692] Original Browne aged 43 years or thereabouts sayeth that he heard William Kimball Senr. say about a week before the said Kimball died that he would give all that he had to his wife (except one feather bed) he would give to his son William Kimball Junr. Original Browne
(THOUGHT HERE) .....Was Original and Lawrence already plotting to take William Kimball Jr.'s inheritance away?
ORIGINALL BROWNE 200 acs. W'moreland Co., bet. Potornacke & Rappa..Rivers, 4 Apr. 1678, Page '631. Beg. at land of John Willis; along Mr. John Foxhall; to Ned the Indians path: along Lt, Col. John Washingtort,. &c. Trans. of 4 pers: William Browne, Robert Midleton, Jos. Rogers, Willi Morgan.
(Note here Indian path?) Where was it ?
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Daughter Jane Pope ; daughter Judith Roe ; dau. Mary Brown at age of 16 ; son William ; Law. Abbington ; wife Jane extx. As we can see in William's mothers will he was still there. KIMBALL, LYDIA, 28 March 1698; 27 April 1698.
Son William ; son Lawrence Abington ; son in law Willark Cullum ; grandson Joseph Abington ; grandson Brookes Abington ; my dau. Eliz. Cullum and her dau. Mary Cullum ; dau. Mary Rodgers ; eor. Law. Abington.
CAMPBELL: James Campbell, husband of Jane Browne. Note he didn't leave anything to William Kimball Jr. in 1702. (He may had already been Gone?) CAMPBELL, JAMES, 20 Nov. 1702 ; 30 Dec. 1702.
Joseph Perry JOSEPH PERRY OF CHARLES CITY/PRINCE GEORGE/SURRY & ISLE OF WIGHT CO.’S VIRGINIA October 10, 1676. The following apprenticed in Bristol: Joseph Parry to Henry Baker, 4 years in VirginiaBetween November 19, 1677 & April 15,1678. Charles City Co., VA Order Book 1676-1679, page 234. John Turner has proved rights for importation of six persons assigned him by Captain Thomas Mallory, Viz: Christian Adams, William Lambert, Joseph Perry, Margaret Case, John Stanley and Thomas Mallory.(I believe that this is Joseph Perry’s approximate date of immigration or return to VA.
1694 Jun 4 - At a Court held at Westover, Charles City County, Joseph Kimball was a witness in the case of Joseph Perry against Thomas Harrison for defamatory words.( This showing he new a Joseph Kimball.) Joseph Perry is associated with Thomas Busby (of the 1693 Surry County indenture, and owns land on Warrick Swamp. On current maps, Warrick Creek is at the intersection of today's Prince George, Surry, and Sussex counties. In 1693–1712, this area was in Charles City, Prince George, and Surry counties. These 1693–1712 Timeline records probably all belong to a single Joseph Kimball.
Roger Jones agst Thomas Busby, action of debt, for 5000 lbs pork due by obligation under a bill by deft's hand 10 March 1689, with statement that if not paid by last of January 1690, it is void. As it was paid a non suit is granted. In case of Roger Jones agst Joseph Perry, who was bail for payment of pork by Busby, a non suit granted also. 4th March 1694
14 Dec. 1693 of Capt. Thomas Busby, 400 lbs drest pork Signed Peter Perry Capt. Busby, I just now received per your Indian, 4 shotes, which weighed in all 393 lbs. p.561 Jan. 9, 1692 Signed: Peter Perry .
June 4,1694, Westover court, Judgement granted John Kemball for 160 lbs. tobacco for 4 days attendance as a witness for Joseph Perry.( This should read Joseph and not John Kimball.(See page 179.)[5]
Nicholas wyatt and Peter Perry are requested and impowered by the court to audit what account Thomas Sandon and Sarah his wife shall offer of estate of Paul Williams, decd. and reort to court.
James Lundy Jr. Oct.4,1733 Brunswick County,Virginia road orders,page,36. Matthew Parham is appointed to clear the road from opposite to Nathaniel Perry's into Henry Cook's road near micheal Wall's plantation where widdow trap lives and that all the male labouring tythes beloning to Charles Jenkins,Thomas Hewitt,William Smith,William,william Smith jr. Batte Peterson Gent., Mr. Battes Quarter,Thomas Reaves, JAMES LUNDY ( must me Lundy Jr.)Nathaniel Perry ,Timothy reaves,William cate,Burwell Brown , Edmond Carty,Thomas Carter, Thomas Reaves Jr.,Jerimiah Brown,Robert Douglass,William Douglass,Foster Reaves,& ROBERT HICKS (Must be Jr.) assist him and his tythes in clearing the same.
Elizabeth BirchetteWife of James Lundy Sr. and Joseph Perry.
Jacob ColsonJacob COLSON - son of John COLSON, the Scott - Indian Trader Ch: Joseph COLSON Their children: Daniel COLSON Mary COLSON Abraham COLSON - Indian trader Jacob COLSON Winnie COLSON. Jacob originally came from Isle of Wight County, VA and was a Chickasaw and Cherokee Indian trader. " A trader popularly known as "Rainwater". Jacob Colson associated with Robert Hicks, Thomas Kavenaugh, Charles and William Kimball.
THOMAS ADVENT Witness to will of John Barlow in 1727, Surry. Witness to will of Nicholas Brewer in 1729, Surry. Witness to will of Edward Clarke in 1713, Surry. Witness to will of Joseph Kimball in 1713, Surry. Witness to will of James Mayo in 1725, Surry . Witness to will of Lewis Solomon in 1742 in Surry. 1702 listed on Surry, Tithables.
He also spent some time in North Carolina. On 17 July 1716 Thomas Avent, weaver, acknowledged sales of land to Jacob Coleson, Robert Green and Richard Moore, his wife ELIZABETH, through her attorney in fact Robert Hicks, recouncing dower. (Chowan Co. Deed (1): 19-20) Although Thomas Avent had been in VIrginia more than ten years, on the 16th of December 1714 John Nickolls, gent. obtained a patent for land in Prnce George County for transport of several persons, including Thomas Avent.
Thomas Avent of Chowan Precinct, weaver, transfers (1) 270 acres more or less at Mount Royall on Morattock river, joining Robert Green at ye mouth of a branch, to Jacob Coleson of Chowan Precinct, carpenter, for 4 Pounds; (2) 370 acres more or less at Mount Royall at the mouth of the first branch, joining the branch next to the mouth of Morattock River as by patent to me July 29, 1712, to Robert Green of Chowan Precinct; for 10 Pounds (3) 200 acres on Morattock, joining Nottaway Richard Moore and Richard Moore upon ye River, to Richard Moore of the Province of N.C. for 10 Pounds; and (4) 240 acres more or less being part of a tract of land lying on the north side of Morattock river below Mount Royall which was surveyed for me the said Thomas Avent by Captain William Maule, Dept. Surveyor May 8, 1713 to Richard Moore of Nottaway River, planter, for 6 Pounds.
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1717 Apr 15 - At a Council of Colonial Virginia held at the Capitol: "… The Governor further acquainted the Board that he had certain Information that while the Senequas were at the Tuscoruro Town divers Inhabitants of this Colony particularly Jacob Coulson James Lundy, Jun'r. William and Charles Kimball and Thomas Reevis were there trading with the Tuscoruros contrary to Law, And that he has great Reason to Suspect that some of the said Traders must have given Information to the Senequas of the manner of the Western Indians encamping at Christanna … [who the Senequas had attacked and killed 5, wounded 2, and carried off 5] and therfore he desired the Advice of the Council as well upon the Proper Measures to be taken … as for detecting and Punishing Such of the Inhabitants of this Colony As have Encouraged them in that attempt …
Joseph Colson(Son of Jacob Colson.) Oct.7,1735,Brunswick County,Virginia road orders page 138, It is orderd tha Joseph Colson(Son od Jacob Colson added here.) Clear the road to Wolf Pit at Coleman'S Path and that Patrick Damn clear from thence to Maherrin. https://www.virginiadot.org/vtrc/main/online_reports/pdf/89-r1.pdf
Sarah Colson Daughter of Jacob Colson, married James Lundy Jr.
Robert HicksApril 8, 1654 Robert Hicks- Charles City Co., south side Appomattox River, north side 3rd. branch Blackwater (Creek), near Warrck Path (VPB#6,p.510) 2) Patent to Hugh Lee, dated April 8, 1654, for 2000 acres, named Aberconaway, Charles City County, for transportation of 40 persons, including Richrd, Sparkes, Hen. Neale, Jno. Crew, Andr. Crew, Richd. Dennis, Wm. Marsh, Morris Joyce, Hen. Allaman, IJohn Browne, Wm. Bernard, Tho. Clark, Tomasin Harris, Jno. Browne, Phill. Pledge, Mary Browne, Jno. Cox, Richd. Warren, Tho. Michell, Jno. Drennett, Barbara Petingall, Cha. Bartlett, Wm. Taylor, Jno. Floyd, Tho. Stanley, Joan Liswell, Sara King, Rebecka Love?, Sara Swetland, Jocabus Jonson, Eliz. Cooper, Tho. Woods, Tho. Dance, Jno. Burges, Tho. Ory?, Addam Bradshaw, Robt. Hyme?, Martha Gibbs, Robt. Hicks, Jno. Allen, and Tho. Alford, on South Side Appomattock River, on North side the 3rd branch of the Black Water; nigh Warrick Path. Virginia Patent Book 6, page 510.
Estate of Joseph Kimball Robert Hicks & Arthur Kavenaugh or any two of them being first Sworn before one of her Majties Justices of the Peace for the County are nominated and appointed to value & appraise the Estate of Joseph Kimball dece'd. And ordered that Fran's. Mallory Administ'r. of the Estate of the Said dece'd. present an Invent'y. & the Said Appraisem't to the next Court."
All about John Wall and people who knew William,Charles and Joseph Kimball
Thomas Busby
Thomas's land was adjacent to Captain John Barker's land
Thomas Busby was an Indian Interpreter to the Crown
Thomas Busby and John Barker, Jr. were rebels that helped take possession of Bacon's castle (Bacon's rebellion). They later had to pay damages for the destruction at the home of Arthur Allen. The land was “on the south side of the western...head of upper Chippoakes CreekBeginning on Mr. Moseley line near the path that goes to Mr. Barkers North East byEast 61 chains thence again on the said Moseleys line North 115 chains and thence toJohn Barrowes. Thomas Busby had numerous dealings with Indians and was a paid interpreter for 'southern Indians in Middle Plantation'. [Middle Plantation was a general area around Williamsburg.] He was a lieutenant of militia and later captain of militia. He became embroiled in the Bacon's Rebellion of 1676. The rebellion was primarily against Governor Berkeley's lenient policy toward the Indians, especially after some frontier raids. Busby was charged with trespass when the rebels occupied the home of Arthur Allen during the rebellion. Busby was fined 12 deer skins in 1677 to pay for damages during the trespass.
He was Interpreter to the Southern Indians 1682-1691 (Journal of the House of Burgesses). Knew Joseph Kimball,SURRY COUNTY TITHABLES: 1693 Lawn's Creek Parish, upper Sunken Marsh Surry, Viriginia,Tho: & Jeffrey Busby, Jos: Kimball, Con Indian - 4
Joseph was not in Busby's Tithables in 1694.
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In the year 1688 John Poythress sued Thomas Busby for infringement on his land, land that had been part of the estate of David Peebles. He did this by virtue that he had married Christian Peebles, the daughter of Elizabeth Peebles. The suit went through several courts. On 5 August 1689 the suit was 'by consent let fall in court, the plaintiff averring that the land now claimed by him is within a Platt drawn by James Mine called "Bonnie cord, the Platt'.
William Peebles, his son William Peebles, and Henry Peebles were witnesses to the will of Thomas Busby of Wyanoke Parish. The will was not dated, but it was probated at Merchants Hope on 9 April 1723, by the widow and executrix, Mary Busby. Henry Peebles was name Executor, but did not serve. The residue of the estate after bequests to daughters was given to May "under care of Henry Peebles". They later proved the will in court. Thomas Busby and Henry Peebles seem to have been half-brothers.
Peebles Ante 1660 - 1692, page 12, by Anne Bradbury Peebles
Grace Busby married either Joseph Perry or Peter Perry, In the Quit rent Rolls of 1704,Prince George County,Virginia She was called Widow Perry.(Looking into this.) https://docplayer.net/34928714-Part-3-thomas-busby.html
William PeoplesSr. and William PeeblesJr. On 5 January 1717/18 William Peebles signed his wp mark while his brother Henry Peebles and Thomas Burrow witnessed the will of John Lanier, who in 1683 patented land south of and adjacent to their father William Peebles.They proved the will 14 April 1719. Robert Honeycut and Henry Peebles were securities for Nicholas Lanier, Executor of his father's will, John Lanier.
(John Lanier participated in Bacon's rebellion.)
William Peebles, his son William Peebles, and Henry Peebles were witnesses to the will of Thomas Busby of Wyanoke Parish. The will was not dated, but it was probated at Merchants Hope on 9 April 1723, by the widow and executrix, Mary Busby. Henry Peebles was name Executor, but did not serve. The residue of the estate after bequests to daughters was given to May "under care of Henry Peebles". They later proved the will in court. Thomas Busby and Henry Peebles seem to have been half-brothers.
William ByrdCapt. Wm. Byrd: Salary as Burgess - 2760 lbs. tob.
Coll. Wm. Bird, Commander of the garrison at the head of the James River complains that he is empowered to procure or impress a boat or flatt for their use but can find none in Henrico County so he prays that the Charles City Court will order the Sherff. to impress such a boat or flat alledging that there are a number of flatts tied up in the creeks. The court orders the Sherr to impress such a boat or flatt with oars and send it up to the garrison by the 15th of June.
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Edward Tatum Family and transactions of the Tatum family
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Lancaster Co. was formed 1651 out of York and Northumberland Counties.
Flow chart of county formations from Lancaster 1651 to Essex Co. 1692. Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Vol. 22, 1652-1655. (for JONES) Jones surname Lancaster Co. 1652-1678. Robert Jones 1665 Humphrey Jones 1666 John Jones 1655 Richard Jones 1653 Thomas Jones 1658 Humphrey Jones 1655 Lancaster Co. Orders 1657-1680
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Cole, Giles, Charles Co., 7th Oct., 1675; 27th Oct., 1675. To Stephen Coward and John Lemare, John Hawkins, Jr., and his brother Henry, and their sister Eliza: Hawkins; also to Thomas Hawkins, personalty. Henry Hawkins, ex. and residuary legatee. Test: Humphrey Jones, Henry Neale. 2. 358. The Maryland Calendar of Wills, Volume I Wills from 1635 (Earliest Probated) to 1685 Pages 110-123
I have a Humphrey Jones who died befor Dec. 13,1660 , When he made his will.[6][7]
18 Oct 1678; Indenture from Richard Hodgson, planter, to Benjamin Rozer; for love and maintenance of Johannah his wife and Elizabeth his youngest daughter-in-law; a tract of land, mill and mill house on the Avon River in Nangemy or Stones' Fresh; if Elizabeth have no heirs to my brother William Hodgson; /s/ Rich. Hodgson; wit. Humphrey Jones (mark), James Gallaway (mark), Thomas Massey, John Slater
p. 57, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume II Liber H, Page 91
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Headstone for a Humphry Jones [InternetShortcut] URL=http://www.vaofpa.org/fndrbrls.pdf
To George Smith, Sr., ex., tract on western br. Bush R., n. side of sd. branch. Patent for sd. land at William Elden's Hogg Neck.Also 100 A., Hathway's Addition,” and personalty, including debt due from William Yorke and Thomas James, and personalty in poss. of Will. Pritchetts and Richard Ackew; also 130 lbs. tobacco for drawing conveyance bet. him and Thomas Preston, and 150 for drawing deed of gift for Charles Ramsey. Codicil–18th March, 1691. Bond of Humphrey Jones assigned to use of testator. Bond of MICHAEL JUDD ordered to ex. afsd. George Smith to keep tract “Little Marloe” for own use. Test: to codicil, Thomas Health, Robert Kess. Test: Mathias Prosser, Wm. Osborn, Thomas Loe.
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John Kimball married Joan widow of William Jones April 16,1676,Colonial Maryland.
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Richard Kimball Joan Kimball and John Kimball.
http://sites.rootsweb.com/~mdsomers/tlis/tlis1_k.htm
http://jliptrap.us/gen/cotman.htm
https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/000001/000091/html/am91--35.html
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/nobles/694/
https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/l/o/g/Mamie-Logue/GENE12-0001.html
Richard Kimball in Somerset Maryland ,1681-1687.
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Mr . Edward Smithwick Chowan NC.
The 25th we arrived at (Edward Mosley) Mr Moseleys, who seemed surprized at our coming having as he told us sent a Messenger to excuse his not meeting us at Mr Harrison’s and prevent our disappointment, here we stayed this day & the next in expectation of Edward Smethwick & Francis Tomms two witnesses wch Mr Moseley sent for, but they both made excuses that they were not able to come.
Richard Booth and John Browne were deposed in 1707 by Moseley… this was only one year before this map is credited with being composed. It is perhaps not a leap of logic on my part that Moseley may have been making the draft at the same time. Browne was again deposed in 1710 by Philip Ludwell of Virginia.
May 22,1671, Surry,Virginia. Indenture between JOHN BROWNE and John King for five years of lawful service. King to provide sufficient,clothing,washing,and lodging,ect., andteach him the trade of cooper(making wooden casks.) for five years. Wit: Edmunde Stephen,Edward Hutchinson. (See page 103.)
https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/viewer/344519#page=104&viewer=picture&o=info&n=0&q=
Another coincidence relates to the John Browne who accompanied Weyanoke Indian Tom Freeman in the canoe. John Browne was the son of Col. Tom Browne who owned over 1200 acres of land on the west bank of the Elizabeth River in Norfolk Cty., VA. John had a sister named Anne Browne. She married Richard Cording and had a son Thomas Cording. He had a daughter, Mary Cording who married William Freeman, Sr., the son of John Freeman of Norfolk, VA who is first shown there in 1673. John Freeman also owned land on the west bank of the Elizabeth River. Hence William married the Great-Niece of John Browne and, if related, would have been the Grandson or great nephew of Indian Tom Freeman.
The 1st of October was very cloudy, so that we could take no observation, and the sky threatening bad weather, we resolved to stay no longer, but to go back to the Maherine Indians to examine them again in Mr Moseley’s presence, & in our way thither we took the examination of John Brown. The 2nd The Maherine Indians not being at home we proceeded to the Nansemond Indian Town, in order to take the latitude at Nottoway Rivers mouth, & to examine those Indians; but when we came there, most of the Indians were gone to get Chincopens & it being a rainy day we could take no observation.
https://andersonnc.com/john-browne-of-kingsale-1639-1713-indian-trader/
William West... John orphan of William West, bound to Thomas Hales, when the orphan is of age will teach him to read English and to be taught by heart the church Catichism.
William West seen as indigent, Thomas Hales being neighbor. he died ,secure, inventorized, and as he can sell at outcry what estate of the defunct there is and render account to court.1994 Westover cout.
(See page 203.)
The petition in the name of citizens of Isle of Wight County VA was addressed to the King's Commissioner in Virginia seeking clemency for William West, who had been involved in the Bacon Rebellion, surrendered though still condemned to death by the Governor, Sir William Berkeley, but had absconded.Reference to it is in the published "Calendar of State Papers (Colonial)" of March 1677.The original petition is in the Public Record Office - there seem to be 86 names (though the Calendar says "about 70 persons") of which only 27 could sign their names - including our Hercules Calcott.
Later on 21 Nov that year the Privy Council in London heard another petition for William West's pardon, this time from his brother Henry, who had been forcefully transported back to England.I do not know the outcome - William's case was referred back to the new Governor, Lord Culpepper and Henry's by the Privy Council after further examination.
William West “a rebel absconding”, who took up arms against the Indians by whom his father was barbarously murdered, was taken prisoner, carried aboard a ship, from hence to prison and condemned to death, but has made his escape and, as yet, cannot be heard of.Pray for his life and the restitution of his estate to his wife and children.Signed by about 70 persons, mostly with their mark.”
Goodnes would extend his Pardon to his said Brother, who hath since made his Escape out of Prison, He taking the Oath of Obedience and giving Security for his future good Behaviour.[The petition regarding William West is referred to Lord Culpepper’s decision on his arrival in Virginia: the part regarding the petitioner himself Lord Culpepper is to examine in England and report his opinion thereon to his Majesty in Council.
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WILLIAM WEST, 225a, NL, Isle of Wight Co., S. side Nottoway R.; S. side of Cypress Sw. 25 May 1734.
https://genealogytrails.com/vir/land_patents_book15.html
A Henry West (maybe father to William West that was killed by the Indians. Isle of Kent 5th April 1652: We, whose names are hereafter subscribed, do promise and engage ourselves to be true and faithful to the Commonwealth of England, without King or House of Lords. List: Thomas Ward Thomas South Tho. Wetherell Tho. Pett Tho. Taylor Hen. Carlyen John Hud Robert Martin John Smith Henry Ashley John Philips John Gould Edw. Ebes John Smyth John Richeson Hen. Taylor Will Leedes John Sepsen Anthony Calliway Robert Vaughan Philip Commins Thos. Ringgould, Thos. Bradnox Hen. Morgan William Elliott Robert Halters Richard Blunt Matthew Read Will Jones John Ringgold Francis Bright Edw. Copedge Edmt. Weebe John Russell Rich. Salter Marke Benton Will Band Francis Barnes Hen. Clay Roger Baxter James Horner Hen. Weest Isa. Ilive George Croutch Edward Burton Abraham Hollman John Winchester Nicholas Picurd Nic. Browne David Geldersen Will Price Tho. Hill John Dean Edw. Coxe Robert Dun Fran Lumbard John Gibson John Maconick Thomas Weest Joseph Wickes John Coursey John Errickson Andrew Hanson Andrew Anderso
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