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1766 Account of Josias in the Records of Fairfax County VA
Will Book C no. 1, Page 31-33 in Fairfax County, VA
This is September 1766 date. "The Estate of Mr. Josias Mankin .." Among the items noted is "To paid RICHARD TUBMAN MANKIN the Balance of Bond 9.7.2" In August 1767 is noted: "To expenses from Maryland viz To ferriage to and from Maryland, 4.0." Also noted is this extensive account, is "To paid Col. George Mason his rent rect L 9.3.7." "To sundries sold the widow Mrs. Mankin 6.6.8." "To Mankin's claims, L 2.6.0." "By Mary Mankin for sundries ..." This was officially returned on May 13, 1768, by Alednigo Adass, Administrator. From this it is apparent that Josias Mankin and his wife moved to Fairfax County VA, and apparently rented land from Col. George Mason of "Gunston Hall". The Appraisement of his estate follows:
Inventory of the Estate of Josiah Mankin
December 16, 1766
Pursuant to an order of Fairfax Court dated June 1766, we the subscribers being duly sworn before Sampson Darrell, Gent., did meet and Appraise the Estate of JOSIAS MANKIN, Deceased as followeth.
To 1 Feather bed & furniture & c. 4.10.0
To 1 Black Walnut oval Table 2.51 1.5.0
To 1 Small Tea Table 10/ 10.0
To 1 Chest 10/ 1 old Truck 7/ 17.0
To 1 iron pot and Hooks 1 frying pan 2/ 10.0
To 1 parcel of old pewter 11/ 11.0
To 1 box Iron & shearers (?) 10/ 10.0
To 1 Mans Saddle 0/ 0/0
To 4 old chairs 4/ 4.0
To 1 parcel of old cloaths 10/ 10.0
To 1 old Bed Rugg & Bedstead &c. 30/ 1.10.0
To 2 old ploughs & 2 hoes 11/3 11.3
To aparsell (sic) old tubbs & peggons 3/2 3.0
To 1 Horse 40/ 2.(torn)
To 6 shoats 251 1 Cow and 2 Earlings ú4.00 5.5.0
To 1 Negore Gars ú25 25.0.0
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SAMUEL X JOHNSON 44.4.3
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Fairfax Co. Va Wills Liber C-D; Page 31-33
1766. Estate of Mr. JOSIAS MANKIN. DR. Paid JOHN PRESCOAT; paid RICHARD TUBMAN MANKIN; WILLIAM WOOLTON; ROBERT ADAM Sheriff; (1767) expenses from Maryland Vizt. ferriage to & from Maryland; ordinary expenses for myself & horse 3 days; paid Colo. GEORGE MASON his rent; paid SAMPSON DARRELL Sheriff parish levy due to WILLIAM PAYNE late Sheriff & cost of distress; paid Constable for crying the goods at sale.
CONTRA. By HENRY RIDDLE for 1 Tea Table bought at sale; SAMUEL JOHNSTON; JOHN McLAUGHLIN, JOHN RUFF, WILLIAM WOOLTON, JOHN McCROCKLIN; SAMUEL JOHNSTON SENR.; JAMES BOYD; MARY MANKINS for sundries; ABEDNEGO ADAMS .. 13th May 1768.
At a court held .. 18th May 1768 ABEDNEGO ADAMS, administrator of
JOSIAS MANKIN, decd, exhibited this account .. ordered to be recorded.
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DOLTON, WILLIAM, Charles Co. 21 Aug, 1758; 17 Jun, 1760
To wife Jane Dolton, plantation whereon I now live; at her decease, to son-In-law Steven Mankin. and If no issue, then to son-In-law Josias Manken.
To friend John Dolton, slaves,
To wife Jane, balance of personal estate,
Extx: Wife Jane,
Wit: Charles and Charity Courts, Mary Cox, 31, 44
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Tubman Mankin 25.250 A CH £85.4.10 £35.11.1 Dec 20 1748
Sureties: John Brooks, Charles Baker.
Received from: John Cox, John Glover, Samuel Hanson, Charles Courts.
Payments to: Barton Hungerford, Thomas Jackson, Thomas Froggat, Peter Harrout, Will. Robison, Dr. Gust. Brown, John Atkinson, James Freeman.
Representatives: widow (unnamed), 10 children: Elisabeth (full age), Sarah Mankin (full age), James Mankin (aged 20), Mary Mankin (aged 17), Charles Mankin (aged 15), Stephen Mankin (aged 10), Margaret Mankin (aged 8), Richard Mankin (aged 6), John Mankin (aged 3), Josias Mankin (aged 2).
Administratrix: Jane Mankin.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1746 - 1766 (~ 19 years)