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- Abstract of will: John Marshall Northhampton County, Virginia; Probate May 17, 1720
loving wife Sarah, 250A plantation whereon I now live during her widowhood and then to be equally divided by my wife and three sons John, Isaac and Jacob and by my two daughters Elizabeth and Sarah.
Son Thomas 150A tract whereon I now dwell and 100A adjoining thereto purchased of John Smith.
My heirs to adhere to the survey of Zorubable Preeson and not to disturb Isaac Smith (minor) of a small piece of land where Zachariah Bowles formerly lived.
My son John 100A in Naswadux Neck given by my father Thomas in his will of 5 January 1702-3.
Son Isaac 10A in Naswadux Neck on a place called the Ridge bounded by land formerly John Scammeby's being part of that tract of land bought by me of Henry Webb, 1/2 the 5 pounds owed me by Mr. James Potter, and 1/2 the 20 shillings owed by James Lang.
To my daughter Elizabeth the girl called Sarah Gill until Elizabeth is lawful age.
To my daughter Sarah.
To my son Jacob a chest called his mother's.
My three sons Thomas, John and Isaac executors.
Henry Stakes to make coffin and to be given 5 shillings credit on his account.
Wittness: John Bryant, Holloway Bunting, Mary Marshall.
(James Marshall, Wills & Administrations of Northampton County, Page 230)
John Marshall and Sarah (wife of John Marshall) had the following children:
i. Sarah Marshall.
ii. Isaac Marshall(Sr.) was born about 1685.
iii. John Marshall(Jr.) was born about 1690.
iv. Thomas Marshall(Mjr.) was born 1692.
v. Elizabeth Marshall was born after 1699.
vi. Jacob Marshall was born before 1720. He married Margaret Bagwell in Northampton County, Virginia, 1749. Margaret was the daughter of Alexander Bagwell. He made a will in Worcester County, MD, May 13, 1752. Jacob did not receive land from his father, but a chest called 'his mother's.' (James Marshall, Wills & Administrations of Northampton County, Page 230)
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John son of Isaac Sr.
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John Marshall, Sr. Will Date: Probate Date:
Marshall, John, Sr. 23 Mar 1797w. 15 Aug 1797p. To wife Elizabeth Marshall, 1/3 plantation, and the EX. To son John Marshall, tract on swamp TIMMONS CHOICE. To son Thomas Marshall. To son Zadock, land purchased of Zadock Selby. To daughters Polly Marshall, Rachel Marshall and Sally Marshall. To son William Marshall, tract HUDSONS RUIN on the north side of Betty's Gut. To son Isaac Marshall's, who is deceased, wife Sarah Marshall, lands. To grandson John Marshall, son of Isaac Marshall, lands I live on the Plantation, part of tract called LAWRENCE'S NECK, part of tract DEAL, MARSHALL'S ADDITION, SEABRANT, SHICLEY VENTURE, part HUDSON'S RUIN. To grandson Thomas Marshall, son of Isaac Marshall, deceased. To grand-daughter Betsy (Elizabeth) Marshall daughter of Isaac Marshall. Wit; James B. Robins, Thomas P. Rachliffe, Richard Hall. 1790-99, 315.
Elizabeth Marshall Will Date: Probate Date:
Elizabeth Marshall Died intestate 6 December 1803p. Administrator bonds, John P. Marshall, William Whittington and William Marshall. JBR 107.
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Virginia Rent Roll
Marshall Geo Northampton County, 1704
Marshall Jno Northampton County, 1704
Marshall Tho Orphan Northampton County, 1704
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1656 - 1720 (64 years)