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1662-1666 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 115
To all &c., Whereas &c., Now know yee that I the sd. FRAUNCES MORYSON Esqr. &c., grante unto Mr. HENRY WATTS One hundred sixty & six acres of land scituate in the County of Northumberland at the head of ( ) begining at a marked corner tree ( ) this land & the land of Major GEORGE COLCLOUGH ( ) the same South West two hundred and ( ) Branch falling into the SCOTTS CREEKE ( ) poles on the maine Woods; Northeast in ( ) MOTLEY & Northwest to the first ( ) land being due by & for the transporacon of ( ) into this Collony whose names are in the Records under this Pattent; To have & to hold &c., Dated this Twentieth day of July 1661
FRANCIS MORYSON THO: LUDWELL, Secr.
KNOWE ALL MEN by these pr:sents that I HENRY WATTS doe assigne my title unto this Land unto THO: HOBSON his heires &assignes for ever ( ) my selfe to acknowledge the sale of the sd: land therein contained unto the sd: THO: HOBSON next Court held for the County of Northumberland, Witnesse my hand this 16th 9br: 1663
Teste THOMAS WEBB, HENRY WATTS
JAMES JACKSON
10th December 1663. This Assignemt. was acknowledged in Northumberland County Court by the said Mr. WATTS unto the sd. Mr. THOMAS HOBSON & is recorded with ye Pattent
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1666-1669 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 1; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 20th of January 1667/68, page 29
- Certificate is granted THOMAS HOBSON for Five hundred acres of Lande for ye transportacon of tenne p:sons into this Colony, (vizt,)
WM: BEALE WM: COLYAR KATE DANBERY
JAMES JACKSON SAR: SWIFT THOS: WHITLEY
EVAN JNO:SON WM CROFT HEN: DAVIS & WM. LEVER
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1674, Sept 2 James Jackson's earmark is crop in both ears and under keel on right and a nick above the ear and upper keel on the left ear and a nick under the ear. [Old Rappah Deeds 1672-6 p. 237]
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1656-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will Book; [William Montgomery Sweeny]
WAIGHT, JOHN, 3 March, 1679 ; 3 September, 1679.
To daughter Mary Waight the upper part of my Land on the upper Side the Creek and 100 acres of Land more I give to Elizabeth Vickers wch : lyeth Back of That I formerly Sould to James Jackson and my Sonne Robert Waight the Remainder of the Seate the whole being 700 acres and my Daughter Mary to have Timber of her Brother Waight's Land for her use in building and what moveable Estate I have to be Equally Devided betwixt my Sonne and Daughter John and Mary and my Sonne Robert to be at age at eighteen years and I doe make John Vickers and William Griffin my Overseers to Look after my Estate untill the one is Married and the other at age and the Estate to remaine in the hands of John Vickers.
Wit. GEORGE LODGE, STEPHEN FUELL, aged 26 years or thereabouts.
Page 151
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1677-1678 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 6, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 151-153
This 3d day of March 1679
IN THE NAME OF GOD Amen, I JOHN WAIGHT of the Parish of SITINBURN in the County of Rappae. Plantr: being in perfect memory blessed be God for it doe make this my last Will & Testament & by this Revoaking all other Wills in maner ' & form as followeth:
I bequeath my Soule to God that gave it, & my body to be buried at ye Discretion of my Surviving Friends, & as for my worldly Estate in manor following: the uper part of my land on the uper side the Creek I give to my Daughter, MARY WAIGHT, & an hundred acres of land more I give to ELIZABETH VICKERS wch lyeth back of that I formerly sould to JAMES JACKSON & my Sonne, ROBERT WAIGHT, the Remainder of the Seale the whole being Seven hundred acres & my Daughtr: MARY, is to have Timber of her Brother, ROBERT WAIGHTs, land for her use in building & what moveable Estate I have to be equally devided betwixt my Sonne & Daughter, JOHN and MARY, & my Sonne ROBERT to be at age at Eighteene & I do make JOHN VICKERS & WILLIAM GRIFFIN my Overseers to look after my Estate untill the one is married & the other at age & the Estate to remain in the hands of JOHN VICKERS As Witness my hand & Seale
Testes GEORGE LODGE, JOHN WAIGHT
STEPHEN FEUELL
At a Court held for Rappae. County 7br: ye 4th: 1679
It is ordered that JAMES HARRISON, Mr: HUGH WILLIAMS & Mr: JOHN BOWSIE meete & apprise the Estate of the above Testator as soon as may be & make return thereof to the next Court & that they be Sworn by Mr: ANTHONY SAVAGE for their Just proceedings therein: Vera Copia
Test EDMD: CRASKE Cl Cur
STEPHEN FEUELL aged 26 yeares or thereabouts doth depose that he did see the within named Testator Signe Seale and publish the within mentiond: to be his last Will & Testament & that he was in perfect sence & meory at the Signing Sealing & publishing thereof to the best of his knowledge & further saith not
STEPHEN FUELL
Juratus est FUELL Cur Cur Rappae: 3d die 7bris Ano: 1679
Recordatr.
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1677-1678 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 6, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 162
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that JOHN WAIGHT of ye County of Rappae: Planter, doe hereby for my selfe my heires sell unto JAMES JACKSON of ye said County, Planter, to him his heires & assignes forever, one hundred & twenty acres of land being & beginning at a white Oake standing at ye Pocoson side opposite ye TOBACCO HOUSE of JOHN WAIGHT & runing for breadth North West to ye MAIN RUNN & running for length up ye MAIN RUNN to a marked Pohikikery agst & opposite to ye cleare ground of ye plantacon whereon JOHN CROW formerly did live, it being commonly called ye NUT GROVE, being upon ye South side of ye Runn, & from thence running up ye branch for breadth to a line red Oak & from thence by a marked line North East. to ye first marked white Oake ye beginning corner tree, it being a hundred & twenty acres wch said pcell of land I ye said WAIGHT doe hereby warrant to ye sd JACKSON his heires from ye clayme of any persons whatsoever wth all rights & priviledges thereunto belonging, by any grant from or: Soveraigne ye King, Allsoe I ye said WAIGHT doe acknowledge to have received full satisfaction for ye same, he ye sd JACKSON paying ye quit rents of ye same; finally & I ye said WAIGHT allow this to be to all intents & purposes as binding & valid as if were exprest in ye prcise tearmes of Law, as Witness my hand & Seale this 25th day of Febry, 1677/8
Signed Sealed & Delivered in
ye prsence of us SYMON MILLER, JOHN WAIGHT
JNO. BOUTON
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappae: 6 die Martii 1677/8
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that I JAMES JACKSON of Rappa: County appoint my loveing Freind, HENRY BERRY, my true & lawful' attorney for me & in my stead to receive ye acknowledgemt. of One hundred & twenty acres of land bought of JNO. WAIGHT as Witness my hand and Seale this 23 of Febry, 1677/8
EDWARD JAMES JAMES JACKSON
WILLIAM BANHIG
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1679-1682 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will & Deed Book 6, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 230
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that I the within mentioned JAMES JACKSON doe for me my heires or Administrs, assigne over unto JEREMY LONG or his heires & assignes forever, One hundred & twenty acres of land within specified with all the priviledges thereunto belonging, having allready received full satisfaction for the same, warranting the sale of the aforesaid land to the said JEREMY LONG his heires and assignes forever, In Witness whereof I have sett my hand & Seale this 13th of Nober: 1678 Signed Sealed and Delivd, in
prsence of us JAMES HARRISON, JAMES JACKSON
JOHN BOWZIE
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappae; 2 die Julii 1679
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that wee JAMES JACKSON and SUSANNA JACKSON doe hereby appoint our Freind, JOHN POWELL, to be our lawful! attorney to acknowledge the Sale of One hundred and twenty acres of land being on the head of GOLDEN VALE CREEK in the freshes of Rappae: unto JEREMY LONG or Attorney, holding for firme and valid what our said Attorney doth in the prmises, as Witness our hands & Seales this first day of July 1679
Witness: JAMES HARRISON, JAMES JACKSON
HENRY THACKERY SUSANNA JACKSON
Recordatr xxx die Julii 1679
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1682-1686 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 64-65
THIS INDENTURE made the second of January 1682 and in the five and thirtieth
yeare of the Raigne of oer: Soveraigne Lord King Charles the second &c. Between JAMES ORCHARD of the County of Rappa: Planter, and MARY his Wife of the one part and JAMES JACKSON of the said County alsoe Planter of the other part Witnesseth that the sd JAMES ORCHARD and MARY his Wife for Two thousand and Eight hundred pounds of Tob: in Cask to them paid have sold unto the said JAMES JACKSON his heires all that pcell of land contaying and laid out for One hundred and fifty acres being in the Parish of Sittingbourn and County aforesaid on the North side of the Rappa: River there begining at a Gum at the Topp of a great hill (of wch the Survay of the said ORCHARD makes mention) and runing S. E. to a red Oake, thence W. to a Maple in a great Swamp, thence N. W. cutting the maine Swamp divers times to a Stake by a pockicckory, thence Ea. No. to the first mentioned Gum togeather with all proffitts to the said land belonging with all the right of them the said JAMES ORCHARD and MARY his Wife have as well as all the right of them by force and venue of the Last Will & Testamt. of WALTER WEIRE deceased formerly the Husband of the said MARY, who was formerly owner to the sd land or by venue of an order of Court whereby the said JAMES ORCHARD was impowered to be invested with all the right and interest of GEORG JONES to the same land or by any other means whatsoever To have and to hold the said One hundred and fifty acres of land with all the rights unto the said JAMES JACKSON his heirs Subject nevertheless to the quitrents and services due to his Majties and said JAMES ORCHARD and MARY his Wife hereby will forever warrant and will within the time limitted by Law in that case acknowledge this prsent Deed before his Majties Justices of the peace for this County In Witness whereof the parties have sett their hands and seales
Sealed and delivered in the prsents of us
MOSES HUBBERT JAMES ORCHARD
JOSHUA DAVIS MARY in ORCHARD her marke
JO: TAVERNER
Recognitr in Cur Rappa: 5 die 7bris 1683 et recordatr ni die
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OLD RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY WILLS.
ORDER BOOK, 1656-1664.
Griffin, William. 1 Jan., 1683 5 Nov., 1684.
Sons William and John;
wife Janet executrix;
witnesses Jane Harrison, James Jackson
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James Hughes 2006-02-10 13:56:01
Note for: Lucy Stephen
Old Rappahannock County, Virginia 1682-1686
Susannah JACKSON land sold by her husband James JACKSON to James HARRISON. 2 Jan 1683 witness William Griffin and Jane Griffin
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1682-1686 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 78-79
THIS PRSENTS may testifie that I HENRY FLEET of the County of Rappa: Gent. for Twenty three pounds Eighteen Shill: in hand reced p me HENRY FLEET of JAMES JACKSON of the aforesaid County doe sell unto the said JAMES JACKSON one hundred nineteen and one quarter of an acre of land according to a Survay made p Mr. WM. MOSELEY, Surveyor, being scituate in RAPPAHANNOCK NECK runing W. No, from a small pockickory by a branch side along a line of marked trees of Mr. HENRY FLEETs to a Stake by another Hicckory neere a branch wch passeth up to JOHN COLE his House, thence down the said branch its severall courses to a black Oake upon a pointe p another Gutt, thence up the said Gutt or branch its severall courses to the first mentioned Station for wch said land I HENRY FLEET do acknowledge to have received full satisfaction and relinquish and transfer all oer: right and claims with all pfitts, & pvilidges, unto the said JAMES JACKSON To have and to hold occupy and possess the said land to me the said HENRY FLEET granted by Pattent, the said JAMES JACKSON paying the quitrents for the said One hundred nineteen & 1/4 acres of land sold unto him and doe alsoe obleidge me my heires to save and defend the said JAMES JACKSON against all persons that shall molest him in his quiet enjoyment & possession of the said land In Witess whereof I have sett my hand and seale this second dy of May in the yeare of oer; Lord 1684 and in the thirty sixth yeare of oer: Lord King Charles the second &c Signed sealed and delivered in the prsence of
BRU: HODGSSON, HENRY FLEET
WM: TAYLER ELIZABETH FLEET
I ELIZA: FLEET p these prsents freely and volluntarily relinquish all my right and Interest of thirds of the said land above specified as my Dower unto JAMES JACKSON as Witness my hand and Seale
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa 7 die May 1684 et Recordatr 16 die
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1683-1685 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Order Book; [Antient Press] Page 86
Rappahannock County ourt 6th of May 1685
- JAMES JACKSON is ordered to officiat as CONSTABLE in the roome of JOHN GARTON this ensueing yeare
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1686-1688 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 240-242
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JAMES JACKSON of the County of Rappa: Planter, for Four thousand five hundred pounds of Tobb: and cask to me already paid by EDWARD NEWTON of the sd County, Planter, have sold the abovesd EDWARD NEWTON and his heires forever a parcell of land containing Fifty nine acres being part of a. tract of One hundred and nineteen acres of land bought by me the sd JACKSON of Mr. HENRY FLEET being on the uppers side of RAPPA: CREEK and bounded by the lines of Mr. HENRY FLEET, now Mr. MOTTRUM WRIGHTs land, JOHN COLEND, HENRY BURDITT and myself, To have and to hold the sd Fifty nine acres of land with all priviledges belonging in as ample manner as was granted unto me from Mr. HENRY FLEET the sd NEWTON paying unto our Sovereigne Lord the King the quit rents accustomed, And I do further oblige myself to keep the sd EDWARD NEWTON harmless and indemnified against any persons that shall unjustly molest or disturb him in the quiet. enjoyment of the sd land and I do oblige myself to acknowledge this Instrument of Writing in the County Court of Rappa: after the sd NEWTON hath made his first payment according to Specialty and will cause my Wife to acknowledge her free consent to relinquish and transfer her right of Dower in the land In Witness I have sett my hand and seale this 31st day of December 1685
Signed sealed and delivered in the presents of us
JAMES HARRISON, JAMES JACXSON
WM. CARETHERS SUSANN JACKSON her mark
Acknowledged in Rappa: County Court by JAMES JACKSON and SUSANNA his Wife the
7th day of July 1686 and record the 17th die
The Within Deed Signed sealed and delivered in the presents of
JOHN ALMOND
EDW. THOMAS
I JAMES JACKSON for me my heires doe assigne and make over to JOHN BROWNE his heires or assignes the within Deed of Sale for Sixty acres of land according to a Deed of Sale this day made to him and do warrant the same as witness my hand and seale the
28th day of May 1686
Sealed and delivered in the presence of us
ANGELL JACOBUS, JAMES JACKSON
RICH: GREEN his mark
JOHN RICE
Acknowledged in Rappa County Court by JAMES JACKSON the 7th day of July 1686 and recorded the 17th
THIS INDENTURE made the Twentie Eight day of May 1686 Between JAMES JACKSON of the Parish of Citenburrough and County of Rappa: Planter, and SUSANNA his Wife of the one part and JOHN BROWNE of the Parish of Farnham, Mercht., of the other part Witnesseth that the sd JAMES JACKSON and SUSANNA his Wife in the consideration of the neet quantitie of Eight thousand five hundred pounds of Tobacco in caske and Five gallons of Rum, to the said JAMES JACKSON in hand by the said JOHN BROWNE well and truly paid the sd JAMES JACKSON and SUSANNA his Wife have sold unto the sd JOHN BROWNE his heires all that parcell of land containing Sixty acres or more being in the County aforesd. on the West side of RAPPAHANNOCK CREEK being the Eastermost part and next the sd Creeke of One hundred and nineteen acres as p Survey between two branches of the sd Creeke adjacent to the land of JOHN COLE and the old Plantation which sd FLEET dwelleth upon at a small Hickory by a branch side in a line of marked trees of the sd FLEET (now MOTTRUM RIGHT) tuning along the line West North to a Stake by another Hickory neare the Branch which passeth to the COLE House thence down the Branch its several courses to a black Oake upon a point another Gutt and beareth thence up that sd Branch and Gutt its severall courses to the first men- cloned station with all its rights belonging and all Deeds concerning the same and all the rights of the said JAMES JACKSON (alwaise excepted Fifty nine acres sold out of the sd 119 acres to EDWARD NEWTON his heires &c,) and SUSANNA his Wife or either of them to have and to hold unto JOHN BROWNE his heires from henceforth subject nevertheless to the quit rents and services from henceforth shall grow due to be paid to the Kings Maties and the sd JAMES JACKSON and SUSANNA his Wife the sd Tract of land hereby granted will warrant and defend for ever In Witness whereof the parties have set their hands and seales
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of
ANGELL. JACOBUS, JAMES JACKSON
RICHD. GREEN SUSANNA JACKSON her marke
JOHN RICE
Signed sealed and delivered by the sd SUSANNA JACKSON in the presence of us
JOHN ALMOND
EDWARD THOMAS
Acknowledged by the above said JAMES JACKSON and SUSANNA his Wife in the County Court of Rappa: the 7th day of July 1686 and recorded the 17th die
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1689-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 8; [Antient Press]; Page 1 - 2
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I WILLIAM GRIFFIN of the County of Rappa., Plantr,. have for and in consideration of the sum of Eight hundred pounds of Tobb. and Caske to me already in hand paid, bargained sold enfeoffed and confirmed and by these presents do bargain sell aline and confirm unto JAMES JACKSON his heires or assigns forever a certain parcel of land containing about Twenty acres more or less lying in the Westward side of ORCHARDS SWAMP bounded by the Run there of being part of a Tract of land contayning Seventy five acres which the aforesaid JACKSON sold unto my Father, WM. GRIFFIN deced, as by a Deed granted may more fully appear; To have and to hold the sd parcell of land with all pertinances and herditaments there unto belonging by him the sd JACKSON his heirs and assigns forever without the lett molestation Interruption Eviction or ejection of me the said GRIFFIN my heirs or Admrs, or any other person or persons whatsoever claiming my right or title thereunto and I the sd GRIFFIN do further oblige my self my heires to warrant the sale of the sd land unto the said JACKSON his heires or assigns or any other person or persons whatsoever claimining in by from or under me my heirs and Admrs.; I doe alsoe oblige myself my heirs & Admrs, to acknowledge this Deed in the County Court of Rappa: within six months after the date of these Presents that it may be enroled according to Law and that I will cause my Wife to do the same. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seale this first day of January 1688/9
Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of
JAMES HARISON, WM. GRIFFIN
ALEXR. DONIPHAN
Recognitr in Cur Compt Rappa 2nd die Janry Ano 1688 Test WM. COLSTON Cl Cur.
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I WILLIAM GRIFFIN of County of Rappa: Planter, for and in consideration of the sum of four thousand two hundred pounds of Tobb: in Cask to me in hand paid by these presents do sell and confirm unto JAMES HARISSON of County aforesd. Gent. his heirs a certain tract of land containing Seventy and four acres which my Father, WILLIAM GRIFFIN deced. purchased from JAMES JACKSON situate lying and being in County of Rappa: on North side of the River about half a mile back of JAMES ORCHARDs Plantation begining at a Maple in a Great Swamp and runing thence East to a Stake by two small red Oakes neere an old field, thence W. cuting over a main branch to a Stake by a Hickory and a small Walnut, thence W: S: to another Stake upon a Hill side by a Hickory, thence S: East to the first mentioned Maple; To have and to hold occupie and enjoy the aforesd. Tract of land by him said JAMES HARISSON his heirs with all houses, orchards fences and all other appurtenances and hereditaments thereunto belonging or anywise appertaining without the lett interruption eviction of me my heirs or Admrs, or any other person whatsoever only the aforesd. HARISON must lay no claim to a small Peice of land on the Westward side of ORCHARDS SWAMP about 15 or 20 acres more or less which is included within the aforementioned bounds but lately sold by me to JAMES JACKSON whereon he now lives and the Run in the swamp make the Division and I the said GRIFFIN do hereby for myself my heirs warrant the sale of the premises to the said HARISSON his heirs from the claime or title of any person or persons whatsoever and further I do oblige myself my heirs to acknowledge the Deed in the County Court of Rappa: within six months after date of these presents that it may be there recorded according to Law. In Witness whereof I have in confermation of the premises hereunto set my hand and Seale this first day of January 1688/9
Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of
DONIPHAN, WILLIAM GRIFFIN
JAMES JACKSON
Recognitr. in Cur: Cort 2nd die January Ano 1688
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1689-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 8; [Antient Press]; Page 138-139
NOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JAMES JACKSON of Parish of Cittinburne in ye County of Rappa, Planter, for a valuable consideracon (vizt) the sum of Fifteen hundred pounds of good Tobacco and caske to me in hand paid by PITHAGORAS POWELL of aforesd Parish and County, Plantr., doe sell unto PITHAGORAS POWELL his heirs a certain tract of land conteyning Seventy and one acres being in Parish and County aforesd and on the North side the River some Nineteen outes back in the woods Begining at a Spanish Oake corner tree of GREENes in line of CLOTHWORKERs and runing along sd CLOTHWORKERs line to a Hickory sapling in a Deep Branch in line of Mr. HARRISON, thence along his line W. to a white Oake corner tree to a Gum upon a hill on a Branch corner tree of Mr. HARRISON, thence over the branch W. to a white Oake corner tree of Mr. GREEN, thence along sd GREENs line S. E. to the first mentioned Spanish Oake To have and to hold the sd Seventy and one acres of land with all the appertinances belonging to him sd PITHAGORAS POWELL his heirs without the lett of me sd JAMES JACKSON my heirs and I do further oblige myself to acknowledge this Deed in the County Court of Rappa within six months and also that I will cause my Wife to do the same either by her self or Lawfull Attorney In Confirmacon I have set my hand and seaie this second day of May 1690
Signed sealed and delivered in presents of us
JAMES HARRISON, JAMES JACKSON
JOHN BALL
Recognitr in Cur Comt Rappa 7 die Maii 1690
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I SUSANNA JACKSON, Wife of JAMES JACKSON, do appoint my loving Friend, Mr. JAMES HARRISON, to be my lawful Attorney for me to acknowledge at the Court of Rappa County my part of a parcell of land sold by my Husband, JAMES JACKSON, to PITHAGORAS POWELL as by Deed may appear As Witness my hand and seale this 6th day of May One thousand six hundred and ninety
Signed Sealed and Delivered in presents of us
SUSANNA JACKSON
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1693-1694 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 2; Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 84-86
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JAMES JACKSON of the Parish and County of Richmond. Planter, for the sum of Four thousand five hundred pounds of good tobacco in cask for which I have received caution, have sold unto JOHN KING of the Parish and County aforesaid and his heirs forever the Plantation whereon I now live with all lands houses fences and hereditaments thereunto belonging in as large a manner as it was granted to me by two Deeds, one from WILLIAM GRIFFIN for about Twenty acres more or less, and the other for about Ten acres more or less purchased of JAMES ORCHARD, bounded as the several Deeds make mention relation being thereunto had may appear, To have and to hold the aforesaid Plantation lands houses fence and all other appurtinances belonging to him the said JOHN KING his heirs and assigns forever without any lett or eviction of me the said JACKSON my heirs, And I the said JAMES JACKSON do hereby warrant the sale of the premisses unto the said JOHN KING and his heirs forever from the claim of all persons whatsoever, I the aforesaid JAMES JACKSON do hereby oblige myself to acknowledge this Deed within Six months after the date of these presents in the County Court of Richmond that it may be there enrolled according to Law, And that I will cause my Wife to do the same either by herself or lawfull Attorney. In Consideration of the Premisses I have hereunto sett my hand and seal this second day of November in the year of our Lord 1694
Signed sealed & delviered in the presence of us
JAMES HARRISON, JAMES JACKSON
JOHN BANKS
Recognitr: in Cur; Com: Rich: 5 die 10brs: Ano: 1694 et record 27th die
( JACKSON Power of Attorney)
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I SUSANNA JACKSON do hereby impower my trusty freind Mr. JAMES HARRISON, to be my sure and lawfull Attorney to acknowledge my Right of Dower to a Plantation and the Land thereunto belonging sold unto JOHN KING as by Conveyance bearing date the 2nd day of November 1694 doth fully appear As Witness my hand this first day of 10ber: 1694
Witness JA: HARRISON. SUSANNA JACKSON
THO. SCRIVAN
Record Test WM COLSTON, Cl Cur
(KING to JACKSON Agreemt )
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that whereas I the Subscriber have purchased of JAMES JACKSON his Plantation and the Land thereunto belonging and have a Deed confirmed for the same, Now Know ye that notwithstanding the said Conveyance I do hereby agree and consent that the said JACKSON shall keep and enjoy the Dwelling House (excepting the Loft) two years and shall have Corn Ground within the Fence for Two thousand Hills and Ground for a Kitchen Garden, also Liberty to gett firewood and to keep and raise what Stock of Cattle and Hogs he shall think Fitt during the time aforesd and no longer, Also I do further agree and consent that if it should please God that I die before that I have fully paid for the said Plantation and my Wife incapable of paying for the same that then the Planation shall revert to the said JACKSON his heirs or assigns the said JACKSON reimbursing the said KING his Executors and Administrators what. tobacco shall he paid towards it (if any) only reserving Five hundred pounds of tobacco for every year that I shall live upon the Plantation; ; Lastly I do agree and covenant that if I make default in the paymt, of Four thousand five hundred pounds of tobacco in two years. That then in such case I am obliged to pay the said JACKSON or his assigns Five hundred pounds of tobacco as Rent till the whole sum is fully paid and satisfied. Witness my hand and seal the 2d day of November 1694
Signed sealed & delivered in the presence of
JAMES HARRISON, JOHN KING
THO SCRIVAN
Recognitr. in Cur, Com. Rich. 5th die Mrs: 1694 et record 27th die
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Note:
1672, April 24 Thomas Harper …later tobacco payment 'by George Jackson his heirs have given bargained sold and confirmed unto the aforenamed James Jackson of Rappa Co. planter …100 acres on South side of River, bounding up Edward Freeman's land .. Lower end of Piscaticon Cr .. patent to Thomas Harper and Robert Clements .. unto the said George Jackson and his heirs … wit: John Blake, John Rayney [Old Rappah 1670-72 p. 288. Linda note: this one is weird - could "James" be an error by the clerk and it's all George? Harper wit: to will George Jackson who left, sounds like this 100 acres, to Robert Eaid.]
1673, Nov 18 John Prosser of Rappah Co. to Thomas Pannel .. 250 acres … wit: James Jackson, Xpher Metcalfe. [Old Rappah Deeds 1672-1676 p. 159-60]
1678, Mar 8 Thomas White to James Jackson a bay horse having black mane, tail & legs .. wit: James Harrison, John Powell. Jun 19, 1679 James assigns title of horse to William Lamb wit: William Wine, John Powell. [Old Rappah D&W 1672-1676 p. 336]
1678, Nov 13 James Jackson assign to Jeremy Long .. 120 acres (signed) James Jackson wit: James Harrison, John Rowzie [Old Rapah D&W 1677-1682 p. 230] July 1, 1679 James and Susanna Jackson appt John Powell to ack sale of land on head of Golden Vale Creek in freshes of Rappa … wit: James Harrison, Henry (his mark) Thackery. (signed) James Jackson, Susanna Jackson
1679, Dec 2 John Vickars of Upper Precincts of Rappah Co. … to William Smith … 100 acres, ye lower side of Golden Vale Cr .. part of Devident belonging to John Waight, and by him willed to my wife Elizabeth Vickers, land lying back of parcel sold to James Jackson … wit to power of atty: John Powell, Daniell Mariott [Old Rappah D&W 1677-1682 p. 273-4]
1682, Jan 2 James and Mary Orchard to James Jackson, planter, … 150 acres in Sittingborn Parish, North side Rappa River … to great Swamp .. wit: Moses Hubbert, Joshua Davis, Jo: Taverner [Old Rappah Deeds Bk 7 p. 64-5]
1683, Dec 17 James Jackson to James Harrison ... 75 acres on North side Rappa River .. purchased of James Orchard, the said land lying back of 75 acres sold to William Griffin ... wit: John Vickars, William Mathews. (signed) James Jackson. [Old Rappah Deed Bk 7 p. 78-9] Susannah Jackson app't James Orchard atty to relinq dower Jan 2, 1683[4]. (signed) Susannah (her mark) Jackson wit: William and Jane (her mark) Griffin. Ditto 75 acres to William Griffin ... [page 79-81 Linda note: this doesn't show Susannah signing by mark. Deed to Griffin repeated [p81-82] SusAnne (S her mark) Jackson with Mary (her mark) Orchard and Charles Charleron witnessing power of atty to James Orchard.
1684, May 2 Henry Fleet to James Jackson .. 119 ¼ acres per Mr. William Moseley, Surveyor, in Rappahannock Neck .. up to John Cole' house ... to Gutt .. wit: Bru: Hodgsson, William Tayler. [Old Rappah Deed Book 7 p. 106-7]
1685, Dec 31 James Jackson to Edward Newton .. 59 acres, part of tract of 119 acres purchased of Fleet … bounded by Mr. Henry Fleet now Mr. Mottrum Wright's land, John Colend, Henry Burditt and myself … wit: James Harrison, William Carethers. (signed) James Jackson, Susanna (S her mark) Jackson. [Old Rappah Deeds Book 7 p. 240-41]
1686, May 28 James Jackson assign to John Browne .. 60 acres wit: Angell Jacobus, Richard (R ) Green, John Rice. [Old Rappah Deeds Book 7 , p.241-2] This indenture … James Jackson of Parish of Citenburrough .. planter and Susanna his wife … to John Brown of Farnham Parish, Merchant … 60 acres .. West side Rappah Cr .. 119 acres per Survey between two branches .. adj land John Cole and old plantation which said Fleet dwelleth upon … now Mottrum Right … past Cole House … except 59 acres sold out of the sd 119 to Edward Newton … wit: above (signed) James Jackson, Susanna (S her mark)
1689, Jan 1 William Griffin to James Jackson .. 20 acres on Westward side of Orchards Swamp … part of 75 acre tract afsd Jackson sold my father William Griffin dec'd … wit: James Harrison, Alexander Doniphan [Old Rappah Deed Bk 8 p. 1] James Jackson and Doniphan then wit: deed Griffin to James Harrison [page 2]
1689, Mar 6 James and Mary Orchard to John Burkett … part of patent to Capt. John Ware … by the Clear Br of Clift Creek, corner tree to tract by me sold to James Jackson .. to Mr. Harrison's cornfield fence … [Old Rappah Deed Bk 8 p. 7-8]
1689, Nov 3 James Orchard to James Jackson .. 10 acres more or less North side Rappa River, NE line of Martin's patent … standing in Spring Br of sd Jackson's … to small ridge … to Main Swamp … wit: Charles Sepoo, Francis (his mark) Tayler. [Old Rappah Deed Bk 8 p. 79]
1690, May 2 James Jackson of Sittinburne Parish … to Pithagoras Powell … 71 acres on North side River … corner of Green's .. to Clothworker's .. to Deep Br in line of Mr. Harrison .. wit: James Harrison, John Ball. (signed) James Jackson. [Old Rappah Deed Book 8, p. 138-9] Susanna (her mark) Jackson signed power of atty to Mr. James Harrison to release her dower
1699, Mar 10 Wm Taylor, servant to James Jackson, adjudged 18 yrs of age. [Essex Orders p.144]
1743, Mar 11 On petition James Jackson and report of viewers, it is ordered road be cleared as Jameson has turned it, Thomas Croucher, John Price, Philip Sanders and Ralph Smith's people assist in clearing. [Caroline OB 1742-1744 p. 160]
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1674-1676 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 237
JAMES JACKSONs Eare marke is a crop in both ears an under keele on the right and a nicke above the ear and uper keele on the left eare and a nicke under the ear [recorded about 5 die 7bris 1674]
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1679-1682 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will & Deed Book 6, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 336
NOW ALL MEN by these prsents that I THOMAS WHITE have sold unto JAMES JACKSON a bay Stone horse having a black mane & taile & !eggs and doe warrant the Sale of the sd Horse unto the said JACKSON his heires & assignes for ever from the claim of any person whatsoever Witness my hand this 8th day of March 1678 Witness JAMES HARRISON, THOMAS WHITE
JOHN POWELL
Recordatr xx3 die Janry, 1681
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that I JAMES JACKSON doe assigne over all my right & title of this within mentioned Bill of Sale unto WM: LAMB or his assignes forever As Witness my hand this 19th of June 1679
WILLIAM WINE, JAMES JACKSON
JOHN POWELL
Recordatr xx3 die Janry 1681
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1682-1686 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 78-79
TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come I JAMES JACKSON of the County of Rappa: send Greeting. Now know yee that I the sd JAMES JACKSON for the sum of Twelve pounds Sterl. and a Man Servant to me paid by JAMES HARRISON of the County aforesaid do sell unto the said JAMES HARRISON his heirs forever a tract of land containing Seaventy five acres being in the County aforesaid on the North side of Rappa: River being part of the land the said JACKSON purchased of JAMES ORCHARD, the said land lying back of a pcell of land containing Seaventy five acres sold to WM. GRIFFIN begining at a Stake by two small red Oakes and runing thence N: W: to a Gum on top of a great Hill, thence W: S: to a Stake by a small Hickory & small Wallnut, thence along the back line of WM. GRIFFINs S. E. to the first mentioned Stake; To have and to hold all the sd prmisses to him the said HARRISON his heires forever with all the rights houses fences waters and all other appertenances belonging wth:out molestation of the said JACKSON his heires and the said JACKSON doe further agree to warrant the sale of the said land to him and that I will save harmless from the claime of any persons whatsoever In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seale this 17th day December 1683
Signed sealed and delivered in prsence of us
JOHN VICKARS JAMES JACKSON
WILLIAM MATHEWS
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa: 2 die Janry 1683/4 et recordatr xxv die
Test WM: COLSTON, Cl Cur
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I SUSANAH JACKSON doe appointe my true and loveing freind, JAMES ORCHARD, to be my true and lawfull Attorney for me to acknowledg my thirds of a parcell of land containing Seaventy five acres sold by my Husband, JAMES JACKSON, to Mr. JAMES HARRISON as Witness my hand and seale 2d day of Janry 1683
Signed sealed and delivered in prsence of us
WILLIAM GRIFFIN SUSANAH JACKSON
JANE GRIFFIN
Recordatr xxv die Janry 1683/4
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1682-1686 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 79-81
TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come I JAMES JACKSON of Rappah: County, Planter, send Greeting. Now Know yee that I the said JAMES JACKSON for the sume of Three thousand pounds of good Tob: & cask in hand to me already paid by WILLIAM GRIFFIN doe give and sell unto the aforesaid WM: GRIFFIN his heires forever a certaine tract of land containing Seaventy five acres of land being in County aforesaid on the North side of Rappa: River being part of the land the said JAMES JACKSON purchased of JAMES ORCHARD the said land being back of the sd ORCHARDs now dwelling Plantation Beginning at a Maple in a great Swamp and running thence E. to a Stake by two small red Oakes neare an old Field; thence N: cutting over the maine branch to a Stake by a Hickory & small Wallnut, thence N. E. to another Stake upon the Hillside by a Hickory & small Wallnut, thence N. E. to another Stake upon the Hillside by a Hickory, thence East to the first mentioned Maple To have and to hold the demised prmisses to him the said WILLIAM GRIFFIN with all the rights without the trouble of the said JACKSON his heires and that he will warrant the said land to him from the claime of any persons wtsoever In Witness whereof I have sett my hand and seale this 16th day of December 1683
Signed Sealed and delivered in prsence of us
JAMES HARRISON, JAMES JACKSON
JOHN VICKARS
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa: 2d die Janry. 1683 et recordatr xxv die
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that I SUSANAH JACKSON doe appoint my true and loveing freind, JAMES ORCHARD, to be my lawful! Attorney for me to acknowledge my thirds of a parcel' of land of Seaventy five acres sold by my Husband, JAMES JACKSON, to Mr. JAMES HARRISON As Witness my hand & seale 2d day of Janry. 1683
Signed sealed and delivered in the prsence of us
WILLIAM GRIFFIN, SUSSANA JACKSON
JANE GRIFFIN
Recordatr xxv die Janry. 1683/4
Test WM: COLSTON Cl Cur
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1682-1686 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 81-82
TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whome these prsents shall come I JAMES JACKSON of Rappah: County, Planter, send Greeting. Now know yee that I the said JAMES JACKSON for the sum of Three thousand pounds of good Tobacco and cask in hand to me already paid by WILLIAM GRIFFIN have granted unto the aforesaid WM. GRIFFIN his heires forever a certain pcell of land containing Seavetny five acres being in the County aforesaid on the North side of Rappa: River being part of the land the said JACKSON purchased of JAMES ORCHARD the said land lying back of the said ORCHARDS Dwelling Plantation begining at a Maple in a great Swamp and runing thence E: W. to a Stake by two small red Oakes neare an old Field, thence W: S: to another Stake upon a Hill side by a Hickory, thence East to the first mentioned Maple To have and to hold all the demised prmises to him the said WILLIAM GRIFFIN without any lett of the said JACKSON his heires or any other persons & ye said JACKSON will warrant the said land to him and that they shall quietly enjoy the same and that I will acknowledge the sale of the said land in this County of Rappa: and cause my Wife to doe the same the said GRIFFIN or his heires paying to our Sovereigne Lord the King his accustomed dues In Witness whereof I have sett my hand and seale this 16th day of Decembr: 1683 Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us
JAMES HARRISON, JAMES JACKSON
JOHN VICKARS
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa: 2d die Janry 1683 et recordatr xxv die
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that I SUSAN JACKSON appointe my true and loveing freind, JAMES ORCHARD, to be my lawful Attorney for me to acknowledge my thirds of a parcel! of land sold by my Husband, JAMES JACKSON, unto WILLIAM GRIFFIN, As Witness my hand and seale the first day of Janry One thousand Six hundred & eighty three Signed Sealed and delivered in the prsence of us
MARY ORCHARD SUSANN JACKSON
CHARLES CHARLERON
Recordatr xxv die Janry 1683
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1682-1686 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 106-107
THIS PRSENTS may testifie that I HENRY FLEET of the County of Rappa: Gent. for Twenty three pounds Eighteen Shill: in hand reced p me HENRY FLEET of JAMES JACKSON of the aforesaid County doe sell unto the said JAMES JACKSON one hundred nineteen and one quarter of an acre of land according to a Survay made p Mr. WM. MOSELEY, Surveyor, being scituate in RAPPAHANNOCK NECK runing W. No, from a small pockickory by a branch side along a line of marked trees of Mr. HENRY FLEETs to a Stake by another Hicckory neere a branch wch passeth up to JOHN COLE his House, thence down the said branch its severall courses to a black Oake upon a pointe p another Gutt, thence up the said Gutt or branch its severall courses to the first mentioned Station for wch said land I HENRY FLEET do acknowledge to have received full satisfaction and relinquish and transfer all oer: right and claims with all pfitts, & pvilidges, unto the said JAMES JACKSON To have and to hold occupy and possess the said land to me the said HENRY FLEET granted by Pattent, the said JAMES JACKSON paying the quitrents for the said One hundred nineteen & 1/4 acres of land sold unto him and doe alsoe obleidge me my heires to save and defend the said JAMES JACKSON against all persons that shall molest him in his quiet enjoyment & possession of the said land In Witess whereof I have sett my hand and seale this second dy of May in the yeare of oer; Lord 1684 and in the thirty sixth yeare of oer: Lord King Charles the second &c Signed sealed and delivered in the prsence of
BRU: HODGSSON, HENRY FLEET
WM: TAYLER ELIZABETH FLEET
I ELIZA: FLEET p these prsents freely and volluntarily relinquish all my right and Interest of thirds of the said land above specified as my Dower unto JAMES JACKSON as Witness my hand and Seale
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa 7 die May 1684 et Recordatr 16 die
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1683-1685 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Order Book; [Antient Press] Page 89
- Rappahannock County Court 7th of May 1685
- Judgmt, is granted to JAMES JACKSON Exectr. of PETER JOHNSON deced asst the Estate of the sd JOHNSON for three hundred pounds of Cobb: & cask paid to JAMES ORCHARD being a Debt due to him from the Estate of the sd JOHNSON to be pd with cost of suit als exec.
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1689-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 8; [Antient Press]; Page 79
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JAMES ORCHARD of County of Rappa,, Planter, for sum of Foure hundred and Thirty pounds of Tobb: and Caske have sold to JAMES JACKSON of sd County, Plantr., his heirs a certain parcell of land conteyning about Ten acres more or less scituate and being on the North side of Rappa. River being on the N. E. line of MARTINs Patent and beginning at a marked Hickory standing in the SPRING BRANCH of the said JACKSONs and runing thence up the sd Branch by a line of marked trees to a small Ridge, then crossing the small Ridge by a line of marked trees to a marked Hickory in a Branch of the Mane Swamp, thence down the said branch by a line of marked trees to a white Oake in the sd N. E. line of MARTON againe thence alonge the sd line towards the River side to the first menconed Hickory, To have and to hold the sd land to him the sd JACKSON his heirs without the interrup tion of me sd ORCHARD my heirs or other persons whatsoever only the sd JACKSON his heirs is not to hinder the said ORCHARD his assigns for to go to his back land with his or their horse or Cart through the sd land aforemenconed In Confermation whereof I have sett my hand and fixed my Seale this 3rd day of November 1689
Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presents of us
CHARLES SPOO, JAMES ORCHARD
FRAN: TAYLER
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa 8 die ano 1689
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1689-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 8; [Antient Press]; Page 138-139
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JAMES JACKSON of Parish of Cittinburne in ye County of Rappa, Planter, for a valuable consideracon (vizt) the sum of Fifteen hundred pounds of good Tobacco and caske to me in hand paid by PITHAGORAS POWELL of aforesd Parish and County, Plantr., doe sell unto PITHAGORAS POWELL his heirs a certain tract of land conteyning Seventy and one acres being in Parish and County aforesd and on the North side the River some Nineteen outes back in the woods Begining at a Spanish Oake corner tree of GREENes in line of CLOTHWORKERs and runing along sd CLOTHWORKERs line to a Hickory sapling in a Deep Branch in line of Mr. HARRISON, thence along his line W. to a white Oake corner tree to a Gum upon a hill on a Branch corner tree of Mr. HARRISON, thence over the branch W. to a white Oake corner tree of Mr. GREEN, thence along sd GREENs line S. E. to the first mentioned Spanish Oake To have and to hold the sd Seventy and one acres of land with all the appertinances belonging to him sd PITHAGORAS POWELL his heirs without the lett of me sd JAMES JACKSON my heirs and I do further oblige myself to acknowledge this Deed in the County Court of Rappa within six months and also that I will cause my Wife to do the same either by her self or Lawfull Attorney In Confirmacon I have
sec.t my hand and seaie this second day of May 1690
Signed sealed and delivered in presents of us
JAMES HARRISON, JAMES JACKSON
JOHN BALL
Recognitr in Cur Comt Rappa 7 die Maii 1690
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I SUSANNA JACKSON, Wife of JAMES JACKSON, do appoint my loving Friend, Mr. JAMES HARRISON, to be my lawful! Attorney for me to acknowledge at the Court of Rappa County my part of a parcell of land sold by my Husband, JAMES JACKSON, to PITHAGORAS POWELL as by Deed may appear As Witness my hand and seale this 6th day of May One thousand six hundred and ninety
Signed Sealed and Delivered in presents of us
SUSANNA JACKSON
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1697-1701 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 3; Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 29)
KNOW ALL MEN by these pr:sents that wee MARTIN FISHER & JAMES HARRISON of SITTENBURNE Parish of the County of Richmond, Plantrs., for the love & affection that wee bears unto my Daughter, ELIZABETH KITCHIN, Daughter to the abovesaid MARTIN FISHER, we the said MARTIN FISHER & WILLIAM JACKSON being in perfect memory have given granted & confirmed & by this our pr:sent writing do fully freely & absolutely give & confirme unto the aforesaid ELIZABETH KITCHIN & her heires forever one tract or devident of Land scituate & lying neere Rappahannock River in the Parish & County aforesaid and the said Land being puchased by JAMES JACKSON of WM: GRIFFIN & JAMES ORCHARD for Thirty acres more or less and formerly inhabited by the sd JAMES JACKSON with all such housing fencing & what else is thereunto apperteyning unto the said ELIZABETH KITCHIN her heires & assignes from henceforth for ever without any manner of claims or demands whatsoever of or by any persons whatsoever and wee the aforesaid MARTIN FISHER & WILLIAM JACKSON have put the said ELIZABETH KITCHIN in full & peaceable possession by the Guilt & delivery of One shilling wch: the said ELIZABETH KITCHIN hath given & delivered in the name of possession & seizen of all & singular the premisses sealed & delivered & quiett possession given & delivered p said Shilling according to the effect of this Writing & in the pr:sence of us Decembr: the 9th 1698
Test JNO: GRASON, MARTIN FISHER, his marke
HUMPH; POPE, WM: JACKSON, his marke
WM: JENKINS
DAVID COLBURN
Recognitr: in Cur: Com: Richmond Id die Febry: Ano: Dom: 1698 et record: 10d die
Test WM. COLSTON, Clk.
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1701-1704 Deed Richmond Co Va; page 246-247
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JAMES HARRISON of ST. MARYES Parish in the County of ESSEX for the summa of Four thousand pounds of good tobbacco in caske to me in hand payd. by FRANCIS TERRITT of CITTENBURNE Parish in the County of Richmond, Planter, have sold unto the aforesaid FRANCIS TERRITf his heires and assignes forever a certaine parcel! of Land containeing about Seventy and five acres scituate and being on the North side of Rappa: River about a mile back from the plantation that formerly belonged to Mr. GEORGE JONES, whereupon the said TERRIT now dwells, the said Land being purchased by the aforesaid HARRISSON of JAMES JACKSON; To have and to hold the said parcel' of Land according to the bounds thereof wth: all houses fences orchards and all other appurtenances belonging in as large and ample a manner as was granted to me by the aforesaid JACKSON, to him the said FRANCIS TERRETT his heires or assignes forever without any disturbance of me my heires or Admrs. or any other persons clayming under me, And I the said HARRISSON do hereby oblidge my selfe to acknowledge this Deed either by my selfe or Attorney within the space of Six moneths in the County Court of Richmond that it may be there intoned according to Law, And I the said HARRISSON do further oblidge my selfe to give any further assureance for the premisses as any p:son learned in the Law shall advise, always provided that the said TERRETT do annually pay the quilt rents due and ariseing for the said Land and make due delivery of.what goods and chattells properly belonging to the said HARRISSON whensoever required or demanded, In Wittness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and affixed my seale this 10th day of fiber: 1703
Signed sealed and delivered in presence of us
JOHN HUNTER, JAMES HARRISSON
WILLIAM ALLEN, his marke
Recognitr: in Cur Com Richmond 2d: die Feb: 1703 et Recordatr: 7d: die
Test JAMES SHERLOCK, Cl Cur
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JAMES HARRISSON of ESSEX County do hereby authorize my trusty and well beloved Friend, Mr. ELIAS WILSON of Richmond County to be my true and lawfull Attorney for me to acknowledge a teed of Sale for seventy five acres of land made and granted unto FRANCIS TERRITT of Richmond County beareing date the 10th day of December 1703, holding for firme and valid what my
said Attorney shall doe in the premisses as Wittness my hand this 15th day of December 1703 Wittness WM: X COLLINS, his marke JAMES HARRISSON
JOHN TRAP his marke
Recordatr: Test JAMES SHERLOCK, Cl Cur
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1705-1708 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 4 [Antient Press]; Page 20a-21a
THIS INDENTURE made the Sirth day of February in the fourth yeare of the Reigne of our Sovereigne Lady Anne by the grace of God Oueene of England &c., Annoque Domini 1705; Betweene JAMES KITCHEN of the Parish of SITTENBOURNE in the County of Richmond, Planter, and ELIZABETH his Wife of one part and
RICHARD HILL of the same Parish and County, Ordinary Keeper, of the other part, Wittnesseth that JAMES KITCHEN and ELIZABETH his Wife for Three thousand pounds of good tobbo: to them paid by RICHARD HILL by these presents do bargaine & sell unto RICHARD HILL his heires all that Plantation tract of land containeing by estimation Thirty acres be the same more or less scituate in the aforesaid Parish and County adjoyning to and binding upon the lands of WILLIAM PANNILL &FRANCIS TERRETT and JAMES SHEPPEY (wch: said Thirty acres of land (more or less) was formerly sold by DANIELL JACKSON unto MARTIN FISHER, the said ELIZABETH KITCHENS Father, and his heires and he by his Will devised the same unto the said ELIZABETH his Daughter and her heires), And also a parcell of land containeing seven acres (adjoyning to the aforesd. Thirty acres) which JAMES JACKSON boti: of JAMES ORCHARD and afterwards sold the same unto said MARTIN FISHER who by his Will devised the same unto his Daughter, ELIZABETH, and her heires), Together with all houses orchards and appurtenances to the said several! parcells of land belonging; To have and to hold the said two tracts of land hereby sold unto RICHARD HILL his heires and JAMES KITCHEN and ELIZABETH his Wife will wrrant and forever defend by these presents and JAMES KITCHEN and ELIZABETH his Wife shall att the next Court to be held for the County of Richmond acknowledge this Deed unto said RICHARD HILL. In Wittnesse whereof the parties abovesd. to these presents Indentures have interchangeably sett their hands and seales the day and yeare above written
Sealed and Delivered inAthe presence of
FRANCIS WILLIAMS JAMES KITCHEN
SAMLL. GODWIN ELIZA: KITCHEN
Acknowledged in Richmond County Court by the abovenamed JAMES KITCHEN and ELIZABETH his Wife the 6th day of Febry: Ano: 1705 and the sd ELIZA: being examined did declare that she did the same wth: out any manner of Constraint or compulsion thereto & recorded the 14th day of the sd month and yeare Test J. SHERLOCK, Cl Cur
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1692-1694 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2 [John Frederick Dorman];
page 104, At a Court held 27 Sept. 1693.
Margarett Moore wife of Thomas Moore acknowledged a conveyance of land made from her and husband to Mr. James Jackson 27 June 1693 and also relinquished all her right of dower or thirds.
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1692-1694 Order Book Richmond Co Va
Richmond County Court 5th of May 1692, page 6
- Judgmt. Conditional) is granted to WILLIAM SIMS against JAMES JACKSON for Three hundred & Sixteene pounds of tobacco due by ballance of Accounts proved to in open Court to be paid with costs of suit als Execution
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1693-1694 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 2; Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 86)
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JAMES JACKSON of the Parish and County of Richmond. Planter, for the sum of Four thousand five hundred pounds of good tobacco in rack far which I have received caution, have sold unto JOHN KING of the Parish and County aforesaid and his heirs forever the Plantation whereon I now live with all lands houses fences and hereditaments thereunto belonging in as large a manner as it was granted to me by two Deeds, one from WILLIAM GRIFFIN for about Twenty acres more or less, and the other for about Ten acres more or less purchased of JAMES ORCHARD, bounded as the several Deeds make mention relation being thereunto had may appear, To have and to hold the aforesaid Plantation lands houses fence and all other appurtinances belonging to him the said JOHN KING his heirs and assigns forever without any lett or eviction of me the said JACKSON my heirs, And I the said JAMES JACKSON do hereby warrant the sale of the premisses unto the said JOHN KING and his heirs forever from the claim of all persons whatsoever, I the aforesaid JAMES JACKSON do hereby oblige myself to acknowledge this Deed within Six months after the date of these presents in the County Court of Richmond that it may be there enrolled according to Law, And that I will cause my Wife to do the same either by herself or lawfull Attorney. In Consideration of the Premisses I have hereunto sett my hand and seal this second day of November in the year of our Lord 1694
Signed sealed & delviered in the presence of us
JAMES HARRISON, JAMES JACKSON
JOHN BANKS
Recognitr: in Cur; Com: Rich: 5 die 10brs: Ano: 1694 et record 27th die
( JACKSON Power of Attorney)
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I SUSANNA JACKSON do hereby impower my trusty freind Mr. JAMES HARRISON, to be my sure and lawfull Attorney to acknowledge my Right of Dower to a Plantation and the Land thereunto belonging sold unto JOHN KING as by Conveyance bearing date the 2nd day of November 1694 doth fully appear As Witness my hand this first day of 10ber: 1694
Witness JA: HARRISON. SUSANNA JACKSON
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1694-1697 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 2; Part 1 [Antient Press];
- At a Court held for Richmond County the 5th day of Decembr: 1694, page 17
- Ordered that the Deed of Land passed by JAMES JACKSON to JOHN KING and by him acknowledged be recorded and that SUSANNA JACKSONs Power of Attorney to Mr. JAMES HARRISON to acknowledge her thirds be also recorded
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1694-1697 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 2; Part 1 [Antient Press];
Richmond County Court 8th of October 1696, page 175-176
- JAMES JACKSON of the County of Richmond, Planter, was summoned to answer PITHAGORAS POWELL that he hold to him Covenant between them made according to the force form & effect of a certain Instrument of Writing or Deed Poll by him the said JAMES JACKSON made signed sealed & delivered as his act and deed the 2nd day of May 1690 and afterwards, that is to say, the said Deed did acknowledge in the County Court of RAPPAHANOCK the 7th day of the said month of May 1690, in which said Deed or Instrument of Writing the said JAMES JACKSON hath for a valuable consideration as is expressed bargained & sold unto the said PITHAGORAS POWELL and to his heirs & assignes forever a certain tract of Land containing Seventy and one acres as by the said Deed or Instrumt. of Writing and here in Court ready to be produced doth and may more fully and at large appear, And the Plantiff in fact saith that amongst other things in the said Deed contained is a particular Covenant of General Warranty of the aforesaid bargained & sold Lands entered into by the said JAMES JACKSON unto the said PITHAGORAS POWELL his heirs or assigns forever, from the claim title or interest of all persons whatsoever notwithstanding the said JACKSON well knowing that he had neither right nor title thereto but craftily & sublilty the Plantiff to defraud & deceive his said Covenant hath broken and not all mended or regarded nor by force of the sd Warranty tho: Often thereunto demanded and required hath not rendered to the Plantiff any manner of restitution or satisfaction for his damages sustaianed which he saith is to the value of Four thousd pounds of tobacco whereupon he hath brought this action & prays Judgment
with costs &c., and the said PITHAGORAS producing an accot. of Thirteen hundred & thirteen pounds of tobacco which he evidently made appear that he was out in suing forth a Conveyance from the PROPRIETORS OFFICE for the said Land & other incident charges thereunto belonging & for that the Defendant hath nothing to offer in bar thereof, the Court have ordered that the said JAMES JACKSON do pay unto the said PITHAGORAS POWELL the said tobo; together with cost of suit alias Execution
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1697-1699 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 2; Part 2 [Antient Press];
Richmond County Court 3rd of June 1697, page 246
- The action brought by JAMES JACKSON vs JAMES HARRISON is dismist, the Pltf. not prosecuting
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http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=24&last=&g_p=G5&col lection=NN Grant
Title Brown, William.
Publication 27 May 1714.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Northern Neck Grants, reels 288-311.
Note Location: Richmond County.
Description: 77 acres said land being formerly sold by James Jackson to James Harrison, and by said Harrison sold to Territ, and by Territ sold to said Brown.
Source: Northern Neck Grants No. 5, 1713-1719, p. 24 (Reel 289).
Recorded survey available. Northern Neck Grants No.5 1713-1719. (reverse).
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1652 - Aft 1699 (> 49 years)