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1800-1865 Fauquier County VA Legal Docs
BEALE. JOHN--Division of Slaves--31 Dec 1802, 25 Jul 1803, into 5 portions:
1. Hancock Lee married his daughter Winifred, received, Charlotte, Abby, Anthony, Harriot, Jenny & Torn,
2. Ann Beale received: Lucy & her child Will, Ellich & Winney, Old Luce,
3. Wm. Beale received, Dick, Joe, Judy, Kelly child Will,
4. Richard E. Beale received: Jacob. Tenal, Linda, Lucy, Joshua, Rose. Spencer (crippled),
5. Thomas Gibson married Charlotte his daughter received: Sarah & her children Lewis & Willis, Pan, Jude, Jane, Cyrus & old Bess, report prepared by R. Foote, John Blackwell & Wm. Foote, received by F. Brooke; Book 3, 442.
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1709-1717 Richmond County, Virginia Wills Book 3 and Inventories [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page 65
John TAVERNER, NFP, will; 4 May 1711, 5 Mar 1711/12
nephews Thomas BEALE Jr, John BEALE, William BEALE, and Isaac ALLERTON;
niece Elizabeth BEALE;
all land to wife Rebecca;
ex: wife;
wits: Joseph BELFIELD, Charles COLSTON, Thomas READ;
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1725-1753 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 5 [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page 134
- Thomas BEALE, NFP, will; 22 Feb 1728, 4 Jun 1729
wife;
daus. Anne and Elizabeth;
sons Thomas and William;
four youngest sons Taverner, Charles, Richard, and Reuben to eq. div. land above the falls. but not during the life of my wife unless she gives them leave to do so;
son John the land purchased by my grfath. of Henry CLARK containing 400 ac; wife; after wife's decease, land belonging to the plant. I now live on to go to son Thomas;
ex: wife, sons Thomas and William;
wits: Gilbert HAMILTON, William HODGKINSON, Andrew SPREULL, Mary HODGKINSON.
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1725-1753 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 5 [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page 134
- Elizabeth BEALE, NFP, 17 Mar 1728, 4 Jun 1729
sons Thomas, William, and John;
daus. Anne and Elizabeth;
four youngest sons Taverner, Charles, Richard, and Reuben;
ex: sons Thomas and William;
wits: Gilbert HAMILTON, Robert TOMLIN, Andrew SPREULL.
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1765-1768 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 14; [Antient Press]; Page 291-293
Indenture 9 Dec 1767 between THOMAS BEALE, County of Richmond, Gentl., RICHARD EDWARDS, County of Lancaster, Gentl., and ANN, his wife, and SUSANNA BEALE, County of Richmond, Spinster of the one part, and WILLIAM BEALE, County of Richmond, Gentl., of other part. Whereas CHARLES BEALE late of Richmond County, Gent., deceased by his Last Will and Testament dated 9 Dec 1767, after several bequests devised rest of estate .. should in case of his sons death without issue, be divided amongst his five God children to wit the said Thomas Beale, Ann Edwards, Susanna Beale, Charles Beale, the son of Taverner Beale, and John Eustace Beale, the son of John Beale, which last two are Infants under the age of 21 years and whereas .. Charles Beale at time of his Death .. possessed 800 acres .. said tract divided amongst the whole of the legatees will be of little value .. a suit in chancery was brought by some of the legatees against the rest in the County Court of Orange to compell a sale of the same .. Now this Indenture .. witnesses for a sum of £20 to each of them paid by William Beale .. have granted unto Wm. Beale 3/5th part of the tract of land .. to be sold unto Wm. Beale ..
Witnesses: Thomas Beale
Richd. Parker, Richard Edwards
Reuben Beale, Simon Rice Ann Edwards
Susanna Beale
Receipt of money witnessed by John Hamilton. Rich'd Parker, Reuben Beale
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1709 - Bef 1767 (~ 58 years)