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1753-1767 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 6 [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page 63
- Mansfield JENKINS, Lun.Par., will; 1 Nov 1754, 7 Apr 1755
wife Patience all that tract of land whereon I now live, then to be div. between sons John and Mansfield;
sons James, William, Thomas, and Jeremiah;
dau. Elizabeth;
son Jesse and the child my wife now goes with;
ex: wife, Alvin MOUNTJOY, and sons John and Mansfield;
wits: James JENKINS, Mark MERRITT, Eliz. JENKINS.
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1725-1753 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 5 [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page 348
- Elizabeth JENKINS, Lun.Par., will; 28 Jun 1736, 3 Mar 1739/ 1740
sons John, Mansfield, and James all land, 150 ac;
son Herman;
daus. Elizabeth, Sarah STORY, and Mary CARPENTER;
grson. Edward DAVIS;
ex: sons John, Mansfield, and James;
wits: William JORDAN, John WRIGHT, William McDONALD.
[Elizabeth JENKINS was the wid. of William JENKINS who d. in 1720. She was the dau. of Herman SKELDERMAN. MRC, Page 104-105.]
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1734-1741 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 9; [Wesley E. Pippenger]; Page 607-609.
Deed. 12 MAR 1739/40. John Jenkins, of Prince William Co., to Mansfield Jenkins, of LP, RC, planter; or 20 pounds CMV; 50a, parcel in said LP, which is part of 200a which was allotted to Elizabeth the mother of the said John and Mansfield as her third part of 600a devised to her the said Elizabeth and her two sisters (all the children of Herman Skelderman who arrived to the age of 21 years) to be equally divided among them by Herman Skilderman by his LWT dated 12 MAR 1683/4 [in Rappahannock County] out of which said 200a William Jenkins and the said Elizabeth his wife gave 50a to Walter Davis and wife Martha, so that there remained to the said Elizabeth Jenkins 150a which she the said Elizabeth did by her LWT dated 28 JUN 1736 give and bequeath to her three sons John, Mansfield and James, her son John's to be that part of her land adj. the lands of Henry Haws, Thos. Grimstone, Walter Davis and [James] Morton, and separated from her other land by a line of marked trees extending from Haws's line between her then dwelling house and kitchen to the main run in [ ] her orchard which is the 50a hereby intended to be granted and conveyed and all the estate, right, interest, property claim, etc. that the said John Jenkins has or ought to have in the said land; to hold the said 50a to the said Mansfield Jenkins forever.
Signed John Jenkins.
Wits. Alvin Mountjoy, Thomas [his TG mark] Grimston, Edward [his mark] Davis, James Jenkins. Memorandum. Rec. 7 APR 1740.
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1734-1741 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 9; [Wesley E. Pippenger]; Page 645-647. Deed. 28 FEB 1740/1. Edward Davis, of LP, planter, to Mansfield Jenkins, same, planter; for 20 pounds CMV; 50a, parcel in said parish, which said land William Jenkins and wife Elizabeth late of Sittenburn Parish now Lunenburg, conveyed to Walter Davis and wife Martha of the same place (which said Martha was daughter of the said William and Elizabeth for and during the natural lives and the life of the survivor of them and after their decease to the heir lawfully begotten of the body of the said Martha, as by deeds of lease and release dated the 2/3 days of Noveber 1719 and recorded in RC), since which the said Walter Davis and wife Martha are both deceased by means whereof the said land legally descended to the said Edward Davis party of these presents as sole heir lawfully begotten on the body of the said Martha, and all the estate, right, title, interest, etc. of him that he now hath or ought to have in the above premises, and the reversion etc.; to hold for ever.
Signed Edward [his E mark] Davis.
Wits. Alvin Mountjoy, Thos. Lyme, Wm. Barker, James J[e]nkins.
Memorandum. Rec. 2 MAR 1740/1.
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1753-1767 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 6 [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page 282-284.
Deed (of Feoffment), Memorandum. 4 MAR 1753. William Flood, of LP, physician, to Mansfield Jenkins, same, planter; for full satisfaction in exchange of land to him made and paid by Jenkins; 35a, land in said parish, adj. line of Thomas Grimston, line of William White, to beg., being part of a tract lately purchased by Flood of Morton Willson.
Signed Wm. Flood.
Wits. John Lowe, Edmund Bulger, Michael Hart. Memorandum. Rec. 1 APR 1754.
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1753-1767 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 6 [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page 284-286.
Deed (of Feoffment), Memorandum, Receipt. 4 MAR 1754. Mansfield Jenkins, of RC, planter, to William Flood, same, Gent.; for 7 shillings 6 pence CMV; 37a, parcel adj. main run of Rappahannock Creek, line of the said Mansfield Jenkins' cornfield, corner to Mansfield Jenkins and the land of the said William Flood bought of Morton Wilson, along other land of the said William Flood, to beg. Signed Mansfield Jenkins.
Wits. Edmund Bulger,
John Lowe, Michael Hart.
Memorandum. Receipt. Rec. 1 APR 1754
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