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1662-1664 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 202
TO ALL TO WHOM I SAMUEL MATHEWS Esqr. Governour & Capt. General! of Virginia &c Whereas &‘c Now know ye that I the said Coll. SAMUELL MATHEWS Esqr. do with the consent of the Councell of State grant unto RALEIGH TRAVERS three hundred acres of land situate on the South side of RAPPA. RIVER about two miles Southerly into the woods from the Plantation of Mr. JAMES BAGNALL begining at a marked Pokickery standing neer a branch which issueth into the great Swamp & runing from thence to a small marked Oak standing in the head of a branch thence S. S. E unto a marked Oak standing neer a branch thence N by Wt. 1/2 a point N. to the first menconed tree the said Land being due unto the said RALEIGH TRAVERS by a Pattent granted unto him dated the 9th of March 1653 and Renewed by order from the Governour and Councell hearing date with these presents to have and to hold provided &c Given under our hands this 15th October 1657
SAMUELL MATHEWS W CLAIBORNE Sect-.
KNOW ALL MEN that I RAWLEIGH TRAVERS gent for a valuable consideracon reced from JOHN SHARPE of County of Rappa. in Virginia Planter have sould all & every part of the three hundred acres of land in this Pattent within specified with all & every its appurtenances to the above named JOHN SHARPE his heirs & assignes for ever so that neither I the said RAWLEIGH TRAVERS my heirs or assignes shall claime or demand in this Pattent or the land within specified but from all parcell thereof withal! its appurtenances shall be by these presents for ever debard. In Witness I said RAWLEIGH
TRAVERS & ELIZA. my Wife have this fifth day of Octubcr in yea,' 1661 & in the thirteenth year of Reign of our Sovereign Lord KING CHARLES put or. hands & seals
in presence of WILLIAM STOAKS, RALEIGH TRAVIS
WILL: TRAVERS ELIZABETH TRAVERS
KNOW ALL that I ELIZA. TRAVERS Wife of Mr. RALEIGH TRAVERS do appoint my ney shall do therein I do oblige myself to Rattify In Witness I have sett my hand & seal the 31st day of December 1661
in presence of us ROBERT POOLE, ELIZA. TRAVERS
JOHN MILBERRY
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1670-1672 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 196-199
IS INDENTURE made the second day of March in the yeare of or: Lord one thousand six hundred sixty and seaven and in the twentieth yeare of the Raigne of our most Soveraigne Lord CHARLES the Second of England Scotland France & Ireland King Deffender of the faith &c. Betweene WILLIAM LOYD of the County of Rappa. in Virga. Gent and MARY his Wife of the one party and EDWARD WILLIAMS of the same County Merchant of the other party Wittnesseth that the said WILLIAM LOYD and MARY his Wife for & in consideracon of the sum & quantity of twenty two thousand and foure hundred pounds of good Merchantable tobacco caske to them paid or secured to be paid before the Ensealeing and delivery of these prsents by the said EDWARD WILLIAMS whereof the sd WILLIAM LOYD and MARY his Wife doth by these pats acknowledge the Receipt of Every parte & parcell thereof doth full and freely acquitt and discharge he the said EDWARD WILLIAMS his heires and assignes by these pates have given bargained could & confirmed unto the said EDWARD WILLIAMS his heires and assignes all that plantacon or pcell of land at SMITHS CREEKE containing Eight hundred and forty acres of land now in the possession of the said WILLIAM LOYD & MARY his Wife lying & being in the County of Rappa. in Virginia bounded on SMITHS CREEKE North one poynt thence Easterly to a pocicory standing on the North West side of the Maine Branch of the said Creeke thence North East thence East something Northerly to a white Oake neare JOHN WILLIAMS now Plantacon whence South thence East and thence Northerly thence North to a marked white Oake on the East side of the aforesaid Plantacon thence East something Northerly to a spanish Oake standing at the miles end of another pcell of land of JOHN WILLIAMS purchased formerly of Coll, MOORE FAUNTLEROY thence Southeasterly to another marked Spanish Oake that divides JOHN WILLIAMS and this land then on the head of Mr. BILLINGTON (then the entry becomes faded; mentions PIPEMAKERS CREEK, FARNEHAM CREEKE) containing the quantity which is Eight hundred & forty acres of land together with all and singular the woods Timber and Timber trees standing & growing lying & being with all houses and buildings upon the said Eight hundred & forty acres of land to Have and To hould the said Plantacon or pcell of land and pte & pcell thereof with all the comodityes pffitts & advantages to the same belonging to him the said EDWARD WILLIAMS his heires & assignes for ever and the said WILLIAM LOYD & MARY his Wife for themselves their heires doe covenant to & with the said EDWARD WILLIAMS his heires and assignes by these prsents in manner & forme following that is to say that the said WILLIAM LOYD and MARY his Wife att the time of the ensealing heerof in and until' the first Execution of an Estate to the said EDW. WILLIAMS his heires & assignes by force of these prsents shall stand and be lawfully seized to him his heires assignes off and in the Before bar- gained prmises and off and in Every parte & pcell thereof and also that they the said WM. LOYD and MARY his Wife now have full power good right Lawfull authority and true title to graunt sell and confirme the before bargained prmises unto the said EDWARD WILLIAMS his heires and assignes in manner and forme aforesd and according to the true intent and meaning of these prsents and they the said WM. LOYD and MARY his Wife doe for themselves their heires & assignes pmise that the plantacon or pcell of land is free & cleare sufficiently saved & kept harmeless of and from all manner of Former Gifts grants & sale Joyntures Dowers Lease mortgages wtsoever In Wittness whereof the said ptyes to these prsents have heareunto interchangeably sett their hands and fixed their seales the day and year first above written
in the prnts of us ALEX: FLEMING, WILL: LOYD
GILES HUSSEY, EDWARD THOMAS MARY LOYD
Recognitr. in Cur Rappa 4th die Martii 1667
KNOW ALL MEN by these prnts that I EDWARD WILLIAMS of the County of Rappa, for and in consideracon of the sume of thirteene thousand fowre hundred pounds of Tob: to me in hand payed by WILLM. TRAVERS of the same County the Receipt whereof I doe heerby acknowledge & for other good causes & consideracons mee thereunto mov eint have & by these prsents doe sell and make over unto the said WILLM. TRAVERS his heirs or assignes all the within menconed pcell or Tract of land and Every part & pcell thereof from... me he... said EDWARD WILLIAMS my heires unto him the said WM. TRAVERS his heires or assigned for Ever in as large and ample maser to all intents & purposes as it is to me graunted by Vertue of the within menconed conveighance or Deed of Sale in Wittness whereof I have hearunto sett my hand and fixed my seale this 5th day of January 1670
in the prnts of us SAMUELL GRIFFIN ED. WILLIAMS
HENRY CLARKE
Recognitr. in Cur Rappa. 5th die Janry 1670
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1674-1676 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 251-252
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I WILLIAM MATHEWS of the County of Rappa of the Pish of Farnham in Virginia Planter doe for a valuable consideration in hand paid by MICHAEL VALANDAGAM of ye County of NORTHUMBERLAND Planter the receipt whereof I hereby acknowledge and therefore doe give sell and confirm unto the said VALANDAGAM three hundred and fifty acres of land beginning at a marked corner tree of Mr WILLIAM TRAVERS which is the first Corner tree of the abovesaid MATHEW and further I the said WILLIAM MATHEWS doe alienate and make over three hundred and fifty acres of land from me my heirs and assigns forever with General Warranty of the same ye said land lying in the County of Rappa on the Mouth of RAPPA RIVER at the head of the maine Pucosin running NNE from a corner tree of Mr. WILLIAM TRAVERS wch is by a swamp side and further I the said WILLIAM MATHEWS doe in faith confirm and forever make over from me my heirs or assigns to MICHAEL VALANDAGAM his heirs and assigns with a warranty of the same the said three hundred and fifty acres of land extending from the aforesaid corner tree Southerly by the maine Branch to the RIDGE PATH and furthermore I do confirme with all and singular the buildings and commodities I do covenant and promise to and with the said MICHAEL VALANDEGAM his heirs and assigns firmly by these presents that he his heirs and assigns shall at all times hereafter quietly and peaceably have and enjoye the same land by these presents from me or any other persons that may now or hereafter lay any clayme to ye said Land without any disburbance or incumbrance from any persons whatsoever hereafter to the true intent and meaning hereof I WILLIAM MATHEWS have set my hand and seal this Eleventh day of February 1673/4
in presence of us RICHARD BRYANT, WILLIAM MATHEWS
WILL: TRESTRAYLE
Recognitr in Cu Comr Rappa 2 die 9bris 1674
I doe by these presents oblidge myselfe to be at all charges for the laying out of Three hundred and fifty acres of land as witness my hand this Eleventh day of February
1673/1
Witness RICHARD BRIANT, WILL: MATHEW
WILLIAM TRESTRAYLE
Recordatr xx I
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1674-1676 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 343-344
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I THOMAS FRESHWATER of the County of Rappa and Parrish of Farnham doe bargaine sell and make over unto Collo. WILLIAM TRAVERS of the same County & Parrish Gent or unto his heirs or assigns all & singular that plantation and State of land whereon I now live conteyning by estimacon Two hundred acres together with all Edifices buildings and other the appurtenances thereunto belon gin of what Nature or quality soever alsoe one young Iron gray mare with a marr in her forehead aged about two years and lately purchased by me of one THOMAS COLLY and foure cowes and calves the one a black Cow with a white Tayle and belly called by the name of Mally one pide Cowe red and white called by the name of Mad Brains one red Cowe called by the name of Younge Pidey and one Cow of a darkish brown called by the name of Stately twu heifers aged about two years the one a pide heifer with a white face the other of a lightish browne and two starrs aged about six years all of them marked with a swallow forke and underkeele on the left eare and a crop on the right eare to have and to hold all and every the premises by these presents granted to him the said Collo. WILLIAM TRAVERS his heirs or assigns forever wth Warranty of every pte and parcel! thereof from any persons whatsoever that either now may or hereafter shall lay any manner of clayme to them or any of them as before menconed and do oblige myself my heirs &c. this my lawful! act and deede at the next Court held for the abovesaid County and in confirmacon thereof I have hereunto set my hand & seale this 4th day of April 1676
The Condition of this present Deed of Writing is such that if the above obliged THOMAS FRESHWATER shall well and truly pay unto the above named Collo. WILLIAM TRAVERSE his heirs or assigns the newt quantity of foure thousand eight hundred sixty and three pounds of good sound merchantable tobacco and Casque convenient in the abovesaid County and Parrish at or upon the last of December next ensuing this date that then this present obligation to be void and of none effect or else it shall & may be lawful! for the above said Collo. WILLIAM TRAVERS his heirs &c. to enter into and take possession of all and singular the prmises herein & hereby granted according to the true intent and meaning of these presents.
in presence of us DESIRE LEGRAS THOMAS FRESHWATER
JAMES GILLAUGH
Recognitr in Cu Comr Rappa 3 die May 1676
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1677-1678 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 6, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 60-63
IN THE NAME OF GOD Amen. I GEORGE NANGLE of ye CITTY of DOUBLIN in IRELAND, Merchant, being very sick in body but of good & perfect memory thanks be to Almighty God, therefore doe make & ordaine this to be my last Will & Testamt: in manner & forme following
First I committ my Soule to God & my body to the Earth to be decently buried at ye discretion of my Executors hereafter mentioned; And touching what worldly Estate God hath blessed me, I dispose of as followeth
I give & bequeath unto my very good Friends, WILLIAM SMITH & ROBERT AKINS, both Merchants of ye CITTIE of DOUBLIN & to GERRARD NANGLE, my Brother, & JUDAH NANGLE my Neice all of ye CITTY of DOUBLIN aforesaid my whole Estate both real! & personal! lying & being in ye CITTY of DOUBLIN ye Kingdome of IRELAND in Virginia or elsewhere they paying ye several! legacies men cioned or allowing ye same to my Executors; who I impower to make paymt. of ye said Legacies
Item it is my will & desire that all my Estate in this Collony be convered into tobacco wch: wth: what convenient speed may bee by my Executors hereafter named, & that y same Tobacco be by my Executors transmitted to ENGLAND by ye first opportunity if to ye Port of LONDON then to be consigned to THOMAS WISE & LOMBARD of ye Citty of LONDON, & in case of their death or absence, then to THOMAS HARRIS of ye same Citty, Merchant, If to ye Port of BRISTOW in ENGLAND, to be consigned to PETER WADDINGE of ye sd Citty, Merchant, or if oppertunity prsent to LEAVERPOOLE, then to be consigned to Mr. FFARHAM of ye samd Towne, together wth: Letters of Advise according to ye purport of this my Will; Alsoe I desire that a Coppie of this my Will be sent home to Mr. WILLIAM SMITH & Mr, ROBERT ATKINS, ye produce of all my Tobacco at what Ports so- ever exposed to Sale whether by THOMAS WISE & LOMBARD or THOMAS HARRIS of ye Citty of LONDON, PETER WADDINGE of ye Cittie of BRISTOL or Mr. FARHAM of ye Towne of LEAVERPOOLE, to be delivered to ye above mentioned WILLIAM SMITH & ROBERT AKINGS GERRARD NANGLE & JUDAH NANGLE or their known Attorney, & that ye produce of all Tobaccos sent home to be equally devided between them or soe many as shall be liveing
Item I give unto MARY EVANS Thirty Shillings
Item I give unto JUGG five shillings
Item I give my best periwigg unto Mr. BENJA: GOODRICH
Item I give unto THOMAS GOULDMAN a peace Remnant of Cloath Serge & ye buttons & Silk belonging to it
Item It is my Will & desire that ye produce of all ye goods I brought into Virginia together wth what tobacco as I have in ye hands of Coll: WM. TRAVERSE (my debts first paid & funeral! charges satisfied) be wth: all Expedition sent home for ye uses aforemontionod
Item I will my Executors shall not exceed Twenty pounds upon my Funeral!
Item I constitute & appoint Coll. THOMAS GOODRICH & Mr. THOMAS GOULDMAN Joynt Executors of this my last Will & Testament, giving unto each of them One thousand pounds of Tobacco & Cask & thus Revoaking all former Wills by me heretofore made, I declare & pronounce this to be my last Will &Testamt.
In Witness whereof I have sett my hand & affixed my Seal this 4th day of January Anna 1675
Signed Sealed Publish & declared as his Last GEORGE NANGLE
Will & Testamt; in presence of us GEORGE MORRIS,
JACOB LUMKIN
The Deposition of GEORGE MORRIS, Sworne saith that he saw Mr. GEORGE NANGLE deced at or about ye 4th day of January Ano 1675 & to this Deponts. Judgmt, in good memory, Signe Seale & deliver this written as his last Will & Testamt. & further saith not
GEORGE MORRIS
Juratus est NORRIS in Cur Com Rappae 4 die July 1677
The Oath of Mr. JACOB LUMKIN doth declare that he did see ye wth:in named GEORGE NANGLE Signe Seale & publish this wth:in written as his last Will & Testamt. & that he was in perfect sence & memory at ye Signing & Sealing thereof
JACOB LUMPKIN
Juratus est JACOB LUMPKIN in Cur Com Rappae Tertio die Januarii 1677
Probatr: p Sacrament et Recordatr. xx5th die
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1679-1682 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2 [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 46
30 March 1681: There is a suite depending' betwixt John Bice [sic] administrator in right of his wife Rebecca Rice relict to Wm. Travers, and Thomas Kirton, as also a cross suite commenced by Kirton againtt Rice as administrator in right of his wife, to Travers Lt, Coll. Allerton who formerly was With Mr, Thomas Mathew appoynted by this Court to inspect and make report of the whole matter, not appearing at this Court, the Court order that all matters dependinge :doe stand as 'they doe till' the next Court and then without further delay all matters be determined.
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1679-1682 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2 [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 48; [25 May 1681]
There hath bin geverall suits in this Court betweene Rebecca Travers late wife of Wm. Travers as administratrix of the estate of Wm., and Thomas Kirton, as also at the Generall Court between Tho: Kirton and Jno. Rice who married Rebecca Travers, al by order of the Generall Court it was appoynted thatt all suits, controversies and accounts should be determined in the County Court of Westmoreland. There hath from Court to Court bin many delays-made for that the differences could not come to anny regular tryall. At the last Court on, March 30th the Court did order thus: This order is recorded the last Court [sic]. Thomas Kirton this present court doth inform the Court that Lt. Coll. Isaac Allerton and Mr. Thomas Mathew were both present and that Jno. Rice had made default and requiringes judgment against the estate of Wm. Travers in the hands of the Court doth order that Kirton have judgment.
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1678-1679 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 11: Court 17 Oct. 1678
Mrs. Rebecca Travers adm. of Col. William Travers vs. Adam Booth.
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Cavaliers and Pioneers Northern Neck Book 1- by Phillip Ludwell agt for Lord Fairfax; page 128
Capt Samuel Travers of North Farnham Parish in Rappa Co. 100 acres in sd county and parish on Farnham Cr about half a mile up the cr. Mar 11, 1691/2. Beg at Pipemakers Cr. Opposite land of Luke Billington. The said land was formerly sold by Wm Loyd and Mary his wife by deed dated Apr 29, 1667 to Giles Hussey, sd Husey by his will bequeathed same to Wm Travers father of Samll and Mr. Giles Cole, Dec 30 1668
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1683-1685 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Order Book; [Antient Press] Page 34
Rappahannock County Court 3d of September 1684
- Reference is granted in the suite depending Between Mr. WILLIAM SMITH of DOUBLINE, Merchant, Plt. and Mr. JNO. RICE as marrying the Relict & Administratrix of Col. WM. TRAVERS deced, Deft., at the request of ye Defendt. untill next Court to be held on the North side the River
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1685-1687 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 125
- Rappahannock County Court 4th of November 1685
- Ordered that Mr. JOHN RICE as Marrying the Relict & Administrx. of WILLIAM TRAVERS do pay unto Capt. SAMLL. TRAVERS one of the Orphans of the sd Colnll. TRAVERS, Foure thousand pounds of tobb & cask in full of his part & share of the Estate personall of the sd Coln!!. his deced Father, as also Eight pounds three shillings three pence half penny Sterling money if it shall appeare the said Mr. RICE hath reced the same with cost als exe. And Whereas there still remaines a Dispute concerning the paymt. of Quitrents for the lands of the sd SAMLL. TRAVERS during his minority amounting to 1500 lb. tobb cask, It is therefore ordered that if upon a mature debate at the next North side Court held for this County the sd 1500 lb. tobb & cask shall appeare to be the sd SAMLL. TRAVERS his just due to pay then so much to be deducted out of the above Order (179) Whereas Capt. SAMLL. TRAVERS is fully paid all & singular his part & portion of the Estate personall of his deced Father, ColinII, WILLIAM TRAVERS by Mr. JOHN RICE who intermarryed with the Relict & Administratrx. of the sd TRAVERS, and for as much as the sd Mr. JOHN RICE did report to this Court that Debts yet unknowne might hereafter appeare agst the sd Estate, The Court have ordered (by & with the consent of SAMLL. TRAVERS that if it shall hereafter happen that any just Debts shall be recovered agst the Estate of the sd Colnll. TRAVERS, that then the sd SAMLL. TRAVERS shall & will beare & pay his proper proporconably part thereof
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1693: Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book Abstracts 1692-1695, Ruth and Sam Sparacio
2 Jan 1693/4
Deed. Samuel Travers and Frances his wife of Richmond Co to Charles Dodson, for 10000 lb tobo and cask, 500 acres, "being part of a patent granted to Mr Thomas Chitowwd and George Haselock bearing Date 9th day of July 1662". This land lying on the main branch of Totuskey Creek, adj land sold by said Travers to Dan'l Everett. Entry includes "either of our heirs in by from or under Col'n William Travers Father of me the said Samuel Travers". Signed: Sam'l Travers, Fran Travers. Witness: Peter Hall, Gilbert Hornby (or Fornby), Mary x Wollard. Recorded 20 Jan 1693/4.
2 Jan 1693
Frances Travers assigns Power of Attorney to Mr. John Taverner to represent her in court to acknowledge "a certain parcell of land containing Fiver hundred acres sold by my Husband, Samuel Travers, unto Charles Dodson of this County by Deed and purpose.
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1689-1693 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 2 [Antient Press];
Page 274a-275 TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come I RAWLEIGH TRAVERS of RICHMOND COUNTY in Virginia Gent one of ye Sons of Colo. WM. TRAVERS late of RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY deced send Greetinge. Whereas my said Father inter alia dyed seized of a certain divident or Tract of lande in Stafford County upon ye head of DOEGGS CREEKE containinge Seven hundred & eighty six acres of lands as by ye Survey & Pattent will appeare writ Pattent beares date ye 22d of March 1677 recorded in ye Secretaries Office and forasmuch as that ye afovesaid Divident of 786 acres of land by dissent in Law came & descended to SAMLL. of RICHMOND aforesaid Eldest Brother to me ye said RAWLEIGH & heir alt law to my said Father wch aforesaid SAMLL TRAVERSE in consideration of his Brotherly love and naturall affection to me ye said RAWLEIGH TRAVERSE did sell and sett over in fee simple to me ye said RAWLEIGH as appeares by his Deed of Conveyance to mee executed & recorded in RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY COURT records dated ye ( ) of ( ) Now Know yee that I ye said RAWLEIGH TRAVERSE for ye sume of five thousand poundes of Tobacco in hande paid mee by WM LAMBERT of NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY Planter have sold unto ye said WM LAMBERT his heires & assignes ye uppermost two hundred acres of ye said Divident bounded begininge alt an old marked pohickorie standings at ye head of DOGUES CREEKE close by ye HORSE ROAD COVE and against a great branch that is on ye Northeast of said Creeke and extendinge into ye woods accordinge to ye Pattent North West by a tine of trees West South West to a Corner tree to bee marked & from thence North East & by East to ye above mentioned pohickorie to him ye said WILLIAM LAMBERT his heires & assignees for ever and I warrant against any person ciaimeinge by or under mee ye said RAWLEIGH TRAVERSE or from or under my said Brother SAMLL. TRAVERSE his heires or under my said Father Coll. WILLIAM TRAVERSE deced or his heires hereunto In Wittness hereunto sett my hande & Seale this Second day of December in ye fourth yeare of ye Reigne of or Lord & Lady KING WILLIAM & QUEENE MARY 1692
In presents of GEORGE BRENT, RAWLEIGE TRAVERSE JOHN PYKE
I RAWLEIGH TRAVERSE doe by these psents authorize my good friende & Kinsman Mr. RAWLEIGH TRAVERSE of OCOUAKEEKE in Stafford County my true & Lawfull Atturney to acknowledge my Deed of Sale in Stafford Court to WILLIAM LAMBERT or his Atturney. Wittness my hande & Seale ye day & yeare above written
Wittnesses GEORGE BRENT, RAW: TRAVERSE JOHN PYKE
RAWLEIGH TRAVERSE ye Atturney of ye above said RAWLEIGH TRAVERSE came into Court on ye 14th day of December 1692 and acknowledged ye abovesaid Deed of Sale unto said WM. LAMBERT & was then recorded
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1691-1695 Lancaster County, Virginia Order Book 3, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 180
Lancaster county Court 12th of November 1691
- Upon the returne of a Scire Facias granted unto Mr. JOHN RICE as marrieing the Relicte of Col. WILLIAM TRAVERSE, for the renueing of a Judgement granted to him against THOMAS NAYLOR at a Court helde for the County of RAPPA: March the 2d 1686/7, for seven hundred twenty pounds of tobacco and caske with cost, there appeareing noe cause why execucon shoulde not issue; It is therefore ordered that execucon doe issue forth accordinge to the tenor of the saide Order for the saide Debt and costs being in the whole eight hundred seventy and two pounds of tobacco and caske wth: cost
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 31
MR. WILLIAM TRAVERS. 2650 acs. N. side of Rappa. Co., 27 `Feb. 1667/8, Page 112. 2250 acs. granted to Mr. Thomas Chetwood & George Hasellock & by them assigned to sd. Travers; 400 acs. for trans. of 8 pers: Wm. Travers, Rebecca Travers, Rich. Harris, James Benning, Lancelott Fletcher, James Bird, Jno. Arler. Joane Claydon.
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 179
COL. WILLIAM TRAVERSE (Travers), 780 acs., Staff. Co., at the head of Doegs Cr; adj. Mr. Wells; & Mr. Jon. Thomas; 22 Mar. 1677/8, Page 622:Trans. of 16 pers: Joseph Smith. Richard Hatter, Tho. Sampson, Patrick Nicolk, Tho. Todd, Thu. Clarke. Marvell Mosely. Giles Baines (or Baines), Jam, Johnson, Henry Shares, Jon. Butcher,' Peter Legray, Mary Wood, Margery Holland, Joane Wade, Jon. Stretchly.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1624 - Bef 1678 (< 54 years)
