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1767-1787 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 7 [Robert K. Headley, jr.];; Page 450
Frances WEBB, will; [nd.], 6 Apr 1784
Charles WEBB;
son Isaac WEBB;
daus. Winifred, Drucilla SINGLETON;
grchil. George and Frances HARRISON;
Deposition by Anne McCarty EDMONDSON, 12 Nov 1783...
Mrs. Frances WEBB desired, in her last sickness, that an instrument of writing that John SMITH Gent., had which she had gave [sic] him some time ago was her will and that the same was still her desire;
Deposition by Mrs. Lucy SMITH (wife of John SMITH Jr., Gent., 11 Nov 1783 [substantially the same as above].
[Frances WEBB was the wid. of Isaac WEBB who d. in 1760. MRC, p. 226.]
p.487 - Frances WEBB, inv; 8 Aug 1785.
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1725-1753 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 5 [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page 26
- Charles BARBER, Farn. Par, will; 23 Nov 1726, 1 Feb 1726/27
wife Frances;
sons Thomas, Charles that part of my land where I now live containing 200 ac. more or less and also 750 ac. which is one half of my land in Stafford Co. said land there to be div. into two eq. parts and son Charles to have his choice;
son William the rest of my land in general;
daus. Mary, Anne, Elizabeth, and Frances;
ex: wife, sons Thomas and Charles;
wits: Archbald JOHNSTON, Samuel BARBER.
(cod.] It is my will and pleasure that what land I gave my son Charles I give it to my son Thomas; (nd.)
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1757-1768 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 12; [Wesley E. Pippenger]; Page 541-543.
Bargain and Sale, Receipt, Privy Examination. 14 JUN 1764. William Webb and wife Winifred, of NFP, RC, to Thomas Smith, same; for 100 pounds CMV; 83a, parcel or plantation whereon Richard Appleby formerly did live in said parish, adj. the mouth of a gut that makes out of Richardson's Creek and divides this land from the land now belonging to Mrs. Frances Webb formerly belonging to Robert Balis, the road which is near the road that leads from the beaverdam to Mr. Barnes' mill, by the side of Huckleberry Swamp [metes and bounds omitted], to beg. Signed William Webb, Winnifred Webb. Wits. William Hunt, William Palmer, Griffin [his X mark] Dobyns. Receipt. Privy Examination. 7 JUN 1764. John Tarpley, John Plummer and LeRoy Griffin, Gents., are empowered to go to and examine Winnifred the wife of William Webb and receive her acknowledgement of a deed of bargain and sale dated 14 JUN 1764. Returned 14 JUN 1764 by John Tarpley and John Plummer that they examined Mrs. Winnifred Webb who freely relinquished her right and acknowledged the said deed. Rec. 2 JUL 1764.
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1768-1774 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 13; [Wesley E. Pippenger]; Page 244-246.
Bargain and Sale, Receipt. 3 SEP 1770. Frances Webb and Cuthbert Webb, of NFP, RC, to John Webb, of St. Stephens Parish, NC; for 60 pounds CMV; all the land that the said Frances Webb and Cuthbert Webb claim or shall everafter claim from or under the will of Isaac Webb, dec., which Isaac Webb was husband to the above mentioned Frances Webb and father to the above mentioned Cuthbert Webb, which said parcel is now in the tenure and occupation of the above mentioned Francies, with all houses, etc. Signed Frances Webb, Cuthbert Webb. Wits. Elizabeth Webb, Winney Webb, Nancy Webb, James Webb. Receipt. Rec. 4 SEP 1770.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1711 - 1784 (~ 73 years)