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- D.. NASH, WILLIAM [day not: entered] October 1732
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1725-1753 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 5 [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page 192
- William NASH, NFP, will; 16 Oct 1732, 2 Apr 1733
wife Anne;
sons Jeremiah, William, George, and Joseph;
ex: wife;
wits: Thomas LEWIS, John McKENNE, Abraham HANCOCK
p.197 - William NASH, inv; 4 Jun 1733.
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1732-1734 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 10; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 49
Richmond County Court 2d of April 1733
- NASH's Will proved
The Last Will and Testament ofWILLIAM NASH,
deced. was presented in Court by ANN NASH, his Executrix, who made Oath thereto and being proved by the Oaths of THOMAS LEWIS and JOHN McKENNY, two of the witnesses thereto, is admitted to Record, and on the motion of the Executrix and her performing what is usuall in such cases, Certificate is grant.ad her for obtaining a
Probate thereof in due form
- NASH's Estate to be appraised
WILLIAM DIGGS, WILLIAM GARLAND, TOBIAS PURSLEY and ROBERT DAVIS or any three of them sometime between this and the next Court are appointed to appraise all and singular the Estate of WILLIAM NASH, deced., which shall be presented to their view and make report thereof to the said next Court; THOMAS BARBER, Gent. or any other Justice of the Peace for this County, is requested to administer an Oath to the Appraisers for their
true appraisment of the Decedent's Estate as also to ANN NASH, the Executrix, for her true discovery thereof
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1732-1734 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 10; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 76
Richmond County Court 4th of June 1733
NASH's Appraismt recorded
The Appraisment of the Estate of WILLIAM NASH, deced., being this day returned it is ordered that the same be recorded
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1732-1734 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 10; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 121
Richmond Countv Court 3d of September 1733
- NASHs Exrx v PRIDHAM's Exrx.
In an action of Case between ANN NASH, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of WILLIAM NASH, deced., Plt. and MARY PRIDHAM, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of CHRISTOPHER PRIDHAM, deced., Deft. for eight thousand two hrmdred seventeen and one half pounds of tobacco due by Accormt, by consent of both parties ROBERT TOMLIN and THOMAS BARBER, Gent., some time between this and the next Court are appointed to settle Accounts between them and make report of their proceedings to the said next Court and it is further agreed that their award be the Judgment of the Court
- NASH's Exrx. v PRIDHAMs Exrx.
Judgment is granted to ANN NASH, Executrix of the Last Will and Test.ament of WILLIAM NASH, deced., against the Estate of CHRISTOPHER PRIDHAM:, deced., in the hands of MARY PRIDHAM, Executrix of the Last Will and Testamentofthe said deced., for three hundred forty two pounds of tobacco due on ballance of a Promissory Noate &c. which is ordered to be paid out of the Estate of CHRISTOPHER PRIDHAM deced with costs als Exo.
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1732-1734 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 10; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 122
Richmond Countv Court 3d of September 1733
- NASH's Exrx. v HINCH. Exo. y body 20th 9br 1733. Executed pRICHARD MEEKS. Sub Sheriff Richmond County ANN NASH, Executrix of WILLIAM NASH, deced., preferred a Petition to last Court against GREGORY HINCH for four pounds, seventeen shillings and eight pence half penny due by Bill and Account, and the Deft. being now called to come forth and answer the same but not appearing nor any person for him, Judgment is thereupon granted the Petitioner for four pounds, seventeen shillings and eight pence half penny [JOHN McKENNY
makeing Oath in Court that it is justly due] which is ordered to be paid with costs and one Attorney's fee
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1724-1726 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 9; Part 3 [Antient Press]; Page 214
Richmond County Court 8th of April 1725
- NASH to keep Ordinary
Upon the motion of WILLIAM NASH liberty is hereby given him to keep ORDINARY at the Courthouse dureing the terme of one year giveing security, whereupon WILLIAM NASH with GEORGE ESKRIDGE, Gent., and JOHN FOUSHEE in open Court acknowledged themselves indebted to Our Sovereign Lord the King his heirs and successors in the sum of term thousand pounds of tobacco convenient in Richmond County, upon condition that if WILLIAM NASH shall constantly find and provide in his Ordinary good wholesome and cleanly lodging and dyett for travellers and stableage fodder and provinder or pastureage and provinder as the Seasons shall require for their horses for and dureing the terme of one year from tho day hereof and shall not surfer or permit any unlawful gameing in his House nor on the Sabbath Day sutler any person to tipple or drink more then is necessary then this recognizance to be void otherwise to remain in full force
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1726-1727 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 9; Part 4 [Antient Press]; Page 279
Richmond County Court 6th of April 1726
- NASH to keep Ordinary
Upon the Petition of WILLIAM NASH liberty is hereby given him to keep an ORDINARY at the Courthouse where he now lives dureing the terme of one year giveing security
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1726-1727 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 9; Part 4 [Antient Press]; Page 337
Richmond County Court 5th ofApril 1727
- NASH to keep Ordinary
Upon the motion of WILLIAM NASH, liberty is hereby given him to keep ORDINARY at the Courthouse where he now lives dureing the terme of one year giveing security
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1727-1729 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 9; Part 5 [Antient Press]; Page 400
Richmond County Court 3d of April 1728- NASH to keep Ordinary
Upon the motion of WILLIAM NASH, liberty is hereby given him to keep ORDINARY at the Courthouse where he now lives dureing the terme of one year giveing security
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1727-1729 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 9; Part 5 [Antient Press]; Page 452
Richmond County Court 3d of April 1728
- NASH to keep Ordinary:
Upon the motion of WILLIAM NASH, liberty is given him to keep ORDINARY at the Courthouse where he now lives dureing the terme of one year giveing security; whereupon WILLIAM NASH together with JOHN BRANHAM, bis Security, acknowledged themselves indebted to Our Sovereign Lord the King his heirs and successors in the sum of tenn thousand pounds of tobacco if in case WILLIAM NASH doe not constantly find and provide in his Ordinary good wholesome and cleanly lodgeing and dyatt for travellers &, dureing the terme of one year as the Law directs
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1729-1731 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 9; Part 6 [Antient Press]; Page 489
Richmond County Court 4th of March 1729/30
- NASH to keep Ordinary:
Upon the motion of WILLIAM NASH, liberty is given him to keep an ORDINARY at the Courthouse where he now lives dureing the terme of one year giveing security
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1729-1731 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 9; Part 6 [Antient Press]; Page 558
Richmond County Court 3d of March 1730/31
- NASH to keep Ordinary
Upon the motion of WILLIAM NASH, liberty is hereby given him to keep an ORDINARY at the Courthouse where he now lives dureing the terme of one year giveing security
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1731-1732 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 9; Part 7 [Antient Press]; Page 608
Richmond County Court 3d of November 1731
- NASH to keep Ordinary
Whereas WILLIAM NASH last March Court obtained a Lycence to keep an ORDINARY at the Courthouse for one year and WILLIAM NASH haveing lately removed to TOTOSKEY FERRY, upon his motion liberty is hereby given him to continue keeping Ordinary on the said Lycence till next March Court
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1731-1732 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 9; Part 7 [Antient Press]; Page 619
Richmond County Court 1st of March 1731/2
- NASH to keen Ordinary
Upon the motion of WILLIAM NASH, liberty is hereby given him to keep an ORDINARY at TOTOSKEY FERRY where he now lives dureing the terme of one year giveing security
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1734-1741 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 9; [Wesley E. Pippenger]; Page 521-525.
Deed. 28 FEB 1738/9. Jeremiah Nash, of Cople Parish, WC, planter, to John M'Kenny, of LP; for 3200 pounds of good tobacco; 50a, all my right, title, property and interest in the said 50a forever, and all my right, title, property and interest in a lease dated 4 DEC 1731 given by one George Sisson to William Nash, decd., which the said lease may more plainly appear the abovesaid 50a of land being in LP, on one of the branches of Totuskey Creek formerly known by the name of the Cross Creek on the north side thereof, being part of a greater parcel of land formerly granted to one Leonard Jones late of this county, dec., and by the said Leonard Jones to one Richard Branham of this county, deceased, and by the said Branham sold to one Henry Webster of this county, decd., and by the said Henry given to his son Thomas Webster; being part of a patent of 200a of land granted to the aforesaid Leonard Jones [PB4:385], beg. at a corner tree of Robert Sisson.
Signed Jeremiah Nash.
Wits. Joseph Russel Junr.,
James [his P mark] Penderdass, Joseph Nash. Memorandum. Rec. 5 MAR 1738/9. Also Elizabeth Nash the wife of the said Jeremiah Nash appeared in court and she being first privately examined relinquished her right of dower in the land conveyed.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1692 - 1732 (> 40 years)