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1668-1671 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 1; [John Frederick Dorman];
Page 78. Will of James Colestram of the County of Westmoreland, dated 5 Nov. 1670.
Unto my son Henry Colestram all my estate.
My said son executor and till hee comes of age of seaventeene yeares, my loving friend Thomas Attwell executor, and for feare anything should happen otherwise than well, my loving master Mr. John Appleton and Mr. Justinian Gerrard to call Thomas Attwell, executor in trust for my sonn, to accompt.
James Colestreame
Wit: Robt. Bledsoe, Wm: Skinner, John How.
15 March 1670. Proved by Wm. Skinner and John How.
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Northern Neck Warrants and Surveys Vol IV, Wills {Peggy Joyner}
THOMAS ODONELL STAFFORD COUNTY 23 Aug. 1687
Very sick & weak.
To Henry Coldstream 250 a. which I last purchased & in case he die without issue then to fall to Thomas Lund.
To Thomas Lund 100 a. adj. sd Henry Coldstream and part of that purchase. Coldstream is not to bar Thomas Lund from any Timber which he shall have occasion for on Coldstream's land.
To Thur Pate 50 a. from my last purchase.
To Willford Kelly, son of Edmond Kelly 50 a. belonging to the tract on which Edmond Kelly now liveth.
To Isabel Derrick, dau. of Thomas Derrick 50 a. of mine on which Edmond Kelly liveth.
To George Brent, son of Capt George Brent 200 a. of mine being part of the division which Edmond Kelly now liveth.
To Henry Coldstream & Thomas Lund the remainder of the tract Kelly liveth on (50 a.) equally divided.
To my Wife, Henry Coldstream & Thomas Lund all money that is due & owing unto me in England from any person provided my wife, Coldstream & Lund pay what remains due for my land which I last bought.
To Mr Samuel Hayward one of the biggest Steers in my penn & one Ring of two & twenty Shillings Sterling.
To John Withers one ring & a steer.
To Mary Humpstead one cow.
To Edward Humpstead one cow, a yearling heifer & 3 yews.
To Sarah Kelly a cow calld Brindle with calf, a heifer & a Bull.
To Edmond Kelly all what he owes me & my wearing apparrell.
To my Godson Daniel Wheatcraft a heifer.
To my God Daughter Mary Wells a heifer.
To John Wheatcraft all what he owes me.
To Thur Pate what he owes me.
To Christopher Hitchcock my Share of Hoggs which is between him & I. The Rent of my 2 plantations which is let out shall go towards 2 years Schooling for Thomas Lund & afterwards for the maintenance of my Wife.
To Edmond Kelly three old hoggs over at my quarter.
To Henry Coldstream my horse Pope. My man Richd to serve Henry Coldstream one year & my maid Charity
his wife two years.
To Mary Glasse all my lands at Quantiquett.
To my wife my man Nicholas for the time he has to serve me.
To Thomas Lund my Servant Thomas Williams for the time he hath to serve me.
To each of my Servants Nicholas & Thomas a heifer.
To John Basford 400 pounds tobacco for writing this will. The remainder of my estate to be equally divided between my Wife, Henry Coldstream & Thomas Lund.
Exec: my wife & Henry Coldstream.
Wit: Sam Hayward, William Todd, John Basford.
(Signed) Thomas (X) Odonell. Proved 10 Sept. 1690.
(The wills of Thomas Odonell and Andrew Watson are filed together in a folder labeled Andrew Watson.)
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1680 Stafford County, Virginia Order Book [Antient Press];
The Depo: of HENRY COLESTREAM aged 21 or thereabouts sworne & examined Novembr: 10th 1680 saying that being att the house of THOMAS ODENELL did hear I WILLM: LOXAM & HUGH MUNGURROW speaking about ye Towne that is to be built in (?) County and your Deponent did hear WILLM: LOXAM say that hee would have a House there and MUNGURROW did reply hee would have noe Roagues there, ye said LOXAM did say, bee had not best call him a Roague except he could prove, ye said MUNGURROW did reply that hee could, and further saith that hee was a perjured Roague and further your Depont: saith that hee could prove what hee had said by JAMES DUNBARRs Records; and further saith not
HENRY COLESTREAM
Jur. et Recordat.r
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1689-1693 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 2 [Antient Press];
p. 264 Wee ye Subscribers beinge ordered by ye Court to Vallue ye Estate of HENRY COLDSTREAME have accordingly appraised it as followeth; Two cows and calves; heifers; two barren cows; two young Steeres Cattle - 6420. One good gallon poll & a cell of old pewter, four trays and five old spoones; iron kettle, two chests, one sworn, one Danzick Case wth eight bottles. one hatt brush; one candlestick; one old Kersey Coat, one old feather bed, one old ditto flocks and feathers together - Total 8282 June 14th 1692 JOHN WHEATCRAFT
Sworne to before mee ROBT. ALEXANDER
One large feather bed unappraised and one broad ax not found att present; a rugge. one mare. one horse in MARYLANDE, one small table
KATHERINE COLDSTREAME ye Widdow and Relict of said HENRY COLDSTREAME came into Court and made oath that ye above Inventory is a true accompt of ye Estate of her deced husbande on ye 13th day of September 1692 and was then recorded
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1689-1690 Stafford County, Virginia Order Book [Antient Press]; Page 104 Court held 8th October 1690
883. Whereas it was presented to this Court that HENRY COLDSTREAM of this County had mortally wounded a man with giving him a stab with a Rapier in the groine Therefore tis ordered that Henry Coldstream shall be by the Sheriff taken immediately into custody and by him secured or else to be discharged upon good and sufficient Bail or Mainprize until it is discovered whether JAMES THEARLE the man wounded will live or die.
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1689-1690 Stafford County, Virginia Order Book [Antient Press]; Page 120 (contd) Court held 10th December 1690
950. HENRY COLDSTREAM made humble petition to this Court that whereas your petitioner was ordered by your worship's last Court to give Security and Enter into bond for and concerning JAMES THEARLE which was unfortunately wounded and forasmuch is well recovered and gone home about his Lawful occasions Wherefore your petitioner humbly prays your worships order for to be released and that he with his Security may be discharged from their bond And now forasmuch as Dr. EDWARD MADDOCKS did appear in this Court and aver and Justifie that James Thearle which was so wounded by Henry Coldstream was well recovered and healed of his wounds Therefore tis ordered that Henry Coldstream with his Security shall be released and freely and fully discharged from their bond and that the sherif shall immediately deliver up the same unto them.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1659 - 1692 (33 years)