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1712-1713 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 6; Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 59
Richmond County Court 1st of October 1712
- ANN GLENDENING upon her Petition hath Order granted her for administration on the Eatate of JOHN GLENDENING. late deced., giving security according to Law. Whereupon WILLIAM THORNTON, Gent., acknowledged himself indebted unto the Worshipfull her Majestys Justices of the Peace for Richmond Connty in the full summe of one hnndred powids sterling to be paid to the Justices their Executors or Administrators in case ANN GLENDENING doe not duely administer on all and singular the Estate of JOHN GLENDENING, deced., and render a true account thereof when lawfully called
- JAMES GRANT, JEREMIAH BRONAUGH, WILLIAM BRONAUGH and EDWARD PRICE or any three of them, sometime between this and the next Court, is appointed to appraise all and singular the Estate of JOHN GLENDING, deced, which shall be presented to their view /the appraisement of the Estate to be made in
money and make report thereof to next Court. ALEXANDER DONIPHAN, Gent. or any other Justice of the Peace for this County, is requested to administer an oath to the Appraisers for their true appraisement of the deced.'s Estate and also to ANN GLENDENING, the Administratrix for the true discovery thereof
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1709-1717 Richmond County, Virginia Wills Book 3 and Inventories [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page 117
- John GLENDENING, inv; 4 Mar 1712/13.
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1689-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 224
- Rappahannock County Court 2d of September 1691
- Upon the humble peticon of JOHN FOSAKER and JNO. GLENDENNING as Marrying two of the Orphans of Mr. (blank) MOTT deced.. It is ordered that the lands of Mr. MOTT sometime between this & the next North side Court held for this County be by Capt. WILLIAM MOSELEY Survayed & equally devided according to Ouantitie & Qualitie amongst the Foure Daughters of the sd Mr. MOTT deced, And that the sd Capt. MOSELEY make report thereof under his hand in writing to the sd next Court
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p. 140a 1689-1693 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 2 [Antient Press];
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JOHN GLENDENING of Stafford County Tayler have sold unto HENRY THOMPSON of the County aforesaid all three hundred & seven acres of land to Hold and further I doe agree to acknowledge ye same sale_ In Wittness I have sett my hande & affixed my Seale this fifteenth day of December 1688
In presence of us JOHN WAUGH, JOHN GLENDININGE JOHN COWRY. DAVID WAUGH I ANNE GLENDINGE doe assent to ye above said sale of land & due hereby make over to HENRIE THOMPSON all Dower or Title of Dower that may accrue to me in ye prmisses. Wittness my hand & Seale this 13 day of December 1688 ANNE GLENDINNINGE
This above Assignmet. of land hath relacon to a Deed or Conveyance of land from THOMAS BUSHROD unto ye aforesaid JOHN GLENDININGE for a tract of land of three hundred & seaven acres of land sold by the said THOMAS BUSHROD to JOHN GLEND1NINGE by Deed dated ye 27th day of September 1686 & was then recorded in the County Court records of Stafford ye day & yeare above written and now acknowledged by JOHN GLENDININGE & ANNE his Wife in ye County Court of Stafford unto HENRY THOMPSON ye 12th day of Xber 1689 and was then recorded
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1692-1693 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 1 [Antient Press]; Page 34-37)
THIS INDENTURE made the 13th day of July 1692 Between JOHN FOSAKER & ELIZABETH his Wife of the one part and DAVID DARNELL of the other part both parties residing in Richmond County in the Dominion of Virginia, Witnesseth that for the sum of Ten thousand pounds of Tobb: in hand payed the sd JOHN FOSAKER & ELIZABETH his Wife have sold unto DAVID DARNELL his heirs & assigns forever one tract of land conteyning & layed out for Six hundred acres being part of a greater tract granted by Patent to JOHN & GEO. MOTT, Brothers, wch, Patent bears date Septembr, 1670, the sd GEORGE being Father to the abovesd. ELIZABETH, Wife of JOHN FOSAKER, which sd GEO: MOTT having Four Daughters, ELIZABETH, MARGARETT, ANN & ELLEN, did by his Last Will & Testament give his moyety & party of the abovesd lands to be equally divided amongst his Daughters and to confirme & ratifie the abovesd. Will of GEO MOTT, JOHN MOTT, Eldest Brother & Survivour, did by his last Will & Testament give and bequeath unto the abovesd. Foure Daughters of GEO: MOTT all his land being the other moyety of the abovesd. tract granted by Patent Septembr: 1670; all wch : will more at large appeare recourse being had to both the sd Wills as proved & recorded in the Records of RAPPAHANNOCK County Court. Therefore wee the sd JOHN FOSAKER & ELIZABETH his Wife do for ourselves our heirs grant unto DAVID DARNELL the abovesd. Six hundred acres of land being in now Richmond County, part thereof on the branches of MUDDY CREEK and part on the branches of POTOMACK CREEK in STAFFORD County; the sd Six hundred acres of land being part of 1246 1/2 acres which did accrue & come to the part of the said ELIZABETH, Wife of JOHN FOSAKER, after a full Survey & voluntary & free devision by consent of all therein concorned and bounded beginning upon Five hundred acres part of the 1246 1/2 acres surveyed & layed out for Mr. SAMPSON DARRELL of STAFFORD County, South with: 145 1/2 acres the remaining part of the abovesd. 1246 1/2 acres, East with the land of RICHARD SHIPWAY who marryed the Daughter, ELLEN, West with the land of Capt. JOHN GLENDENING who intermarryed with theDaughter, ANN, To have and to hold the sd Six hundred acres of land with all rights to the sd. DAVID DARNELL his heirs & assigns forever. In Witness whereof wee the said JOHN FOSAKER & ELIZABETH his Wife have hereunto sett our hands and seales
Signed sealed & delivered in the presence of
ALEXANDR: DONIPHAN, JOHN FOSAKER
ALEXR. DONIPHAN JUNR. ELIZ: FOSAKER
August 1st 1692
Mr. JOHN FOSAKER & his Wife, ELIZ. FOSAKER, came before me and did signe seale & deliver this Instrumt. of Writing of Land, it being Six hundred acres, in my presence; And more over I did take the sd ELIZ: FOSAKER apart and did examined her whether she did it willingly without any compultion or had hard names of her Husband, which the sd ELIZ: FOSAKER did it willingly & freely of her own voluntary act. In Testimony hereof I have sett my hand
ALEX: DONIPHAN
Recugnitr in Cur Corn Rappa: 7 die 7br: Ano, 1692
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1692-1693 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 1 [Antient Press]; Page 63-65)
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whom this present writing shall com, wee JOHN GLENDENNING of Richmond County and ANN his Wife, one of the Daughters and co heirs of JOHN MOTT, late of the aforesd. County of RAPPA: deced & co: heir of GEO MOTT, late of RAPPA: County deced and one of the neices, send greeting in our Lord God everlasting this 28th day of September in the yeare of our Lord One thousand six hundred Ninety & two. Now know yee that we the sd JOHN GLENDENNING & ANN GLENDENNING for & in consideration of the sum of Sixteen thousand pounds of Tobb: in hand payed by WILLIAM FITZHUGH of STAFFORD County in Virginia, have sold one Messuage or tract of land conteyning Twelve hundred forty & eight acres unto the sd WM, FITZHUGH his heirs & Executrs: & Admrstrs. forever; the sd Land being situate & being in the FORREST between the North side Rappa. River & the South side of POTOMAC': CREEK being part of a greater tract of land granted by Patent 1670 to JOHN & GEO: MOTT given unto the sd ANN & her three other Sisters by their severall Wills bearing date to say GEO. MOT the 20th March 1674 & the Will of JOHN MOTT the 8th day of October in the year 1675, And this sd Twelve hundred forty eight acres was surveyed and layed out for me the sd JOHN GLENDENNING in right of my sd Wife, ANN, as aforesd., with the consent & approbacey of my three other Sisters & their Husbands, by Capt. WM. MOSLEY Surveyor of the sd County of Richmond by Survey made the 16th of April 1692 being bounded as folio: Beginning between an Hickory & a red Oake neer a main branch of MUDDY CREEK' in the line of Mr. WM. THORNTON, & extending alonge the line North West to three Hickorys in the land of Mr. WHITEHEAD, thence aloage the sd WHITEHEADs line North East to a Poplar by a small branch of POTOMACK, thence South East to a small red Oake neer a PATH, at the head of a Valley, thence South West to the first menconed station with all its rights & appurtenances together with all houses, gardens, orchards, woods & appurtenances to the sd messuage or tract of land or to any part of it belonging To have & to hold the said tract of land hereby sold to him the sd WM. FITZHUGH his heirs & assigns forever, And wee the sd JOHN GLENDENNING & ANN for our selves our heirs the sd landbefore granted wth: the appurtenances to him he sd WM. FITZHUGH his heirs & assigns forever shall & will warrant & forever defend by force of these presents from the claime of any manner of persons and do by these presents promise for our selves our heirs that the sd WM FITZHUGH his heirs & assigns may at all times forever hereafter lawfully enjoy & possess the sd land with all its rights without any disturbance of us the sd JOHN & ANN or by our means or procuremt, In Witness whereof wee have sett our hands & affixed our seales
Signed sealed & delivered in presence of us
ALEXR. DONIPHAN, JOHN GLENDENNING
JOHN AMIE ANN GLENDENNING
Recognitr: in Cur Com Richmond 5 die 8br: 1692
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1697-1701 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 3; Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 4-7
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whom these pr:sens may or shall come I JOHN GLENDENNING of Richmond County in the NORTHERN NECK & Dominion of Virginia and ANN my Wife for diverse good causes us thereunto moving, but more especially for the valuable sum of Three thousand pounds of good merchantable tobacco in casks by us in hand already received of DANIELL McCARTY of the same County in Virginia aforesaid have granted unto the said DANIELL McCARTY One hundred sixty acres of Land being in Richmond County aforesaid on the North side of Rappahannock River, being part of Six hundred & forty acres adjoyning to that part of the devident or tract of Land belonging to Mrs. ELIZABETH MOTT part & bounded as followeth (vizt) Beginning at a Hickory standing on a Hill side being former tree to the said Mrs. ELIZA: MOTT & extending thence North Eighty pollsto a Gum on a Hill side corner tree to the said, thence North fifty eight degrees West 120 polls to Gum on the West side of a Branch, thence up the said Branch North ten degrees Easterly Twenty five poll to another Gum in the said Branch, thence North Northwest one hundred & Seaventy perches to a red Oaks on a Hill side, thence South 324 perches to a red Oak by a Marshy Slash being corner tree to his Sister, ELINORs, part, thence alonge her line East 130 perches to the first menconed Hickory on a Hill side together with all its rights & appurtenances belonging unto him the said DANLL. MACARTY. To have and to hold & quietly & peaceably occupie & enjoy with the bounds & limits before expressed forever with warranty against the claimes of any manner of persons whatsoever & will at all times hereafter award & save harmless the said DANIEL MACARTY his heires & assignes in quiott & peaceable possession of the same, the Quitrents wch: shall from henceforth arise & grow due & payable only excepted and further I the said JOHN GLENDENNING and ANN my Wife do hereby promise that at any reasonable time after delivery of these presents that I & ANN my Wife at the reasonable request of the said DANIELL MACARTY shall make any further conveyance in the Law for the more perfect confirmacon hereof as shall be by said DANIELL MACARTY his heires or Council learned in the Law be reasonably required whereby the above said One hundred & sixty acres of Land hereby granted may remaine to the only use & proper behoof of the said DANIELL MACARTY & his heires. In Witness whereof wee have hereunto sett our hands & seales
the 27th day of March Ano: Dom: 1697
Signed sealed & delivered in the presence of us
JAMES HARRISON, JOHN GLENDENNING
RICHD: SHIPPIE ANN GLENDENNING her marks
Recognitr: in Cur: Com: Richmond 4 die Augusti Ano: Dom: 1697 et recordatr. 26th die
Test WM. COLSTON, Cl Cur
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that wee the Subscribers do hereby authorize
& impower our trusty & well beloved friend, Mr. WM. COLSTON, to be our Attorney to acknowledge in our names & stead a Deed of Sale for One hundred & sixty acres of Land bearing date the 27th day of March 1697 unto DANLL. MACARTY holding firme & valid what our said Attorney shall do in the premises as if wee were in Court personally pr:sent as Witness our hands & seals this last day of July 1697
Signed & sealed in presence of us
JAMES HARRISON, JOHN GLENDENNING
RICHD. SHIPPIE ANN GLENDENNING her marks
Recordr: Test WM. COLSTON, Cl Cur
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1697-1701 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 3; Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 28)
BEE IT KNOWNE unto all men by these presents that I DANIELL McCARTY of Richmond County in the NORTHERNE NECK & Dominion of Virginia & BARBARY my Wife have for the valuable sum of Three thousand pounds of tobacco by me in hand already reced of SYMON TOMASIN of STAFFORD County in the same NORTHERNE NECK & Dominion aforesaid, have sold unto the said SYMON TOMAZIN all that tract of land by me the said DANIELL MaCARTY purchased of Capt. JOHN GLENDENNING & ANN his Wife by an Authentick Deed of Sale bearing date the 27th: of March 1697, unto the said SIMON THOMASIN his heires Ezecutrs: & Admstrs: together with the said Deed forever, To have hold occupie & quietly & peacably possess & enjoy the said tract of Land & Deed before menconed with warranty against the claime or claimes of me the said DANLL. MaCARTY or BARBARY my Wife or any manner of persons whatsoever by for or under us our heires from the day of the date of these presents forever. In Witness whereof wee have hereunto sett our hands & Settles the 15th: day of June Ano Dom 1698 Signed sealed & delivered in pr:sence of us
PEIRCE NOWLAND his marke DANLL. MaCARTY his marke
ROBT. THOMAS his marke BARBARY MaCARTY her marke
Recognitr: in Cur: Com: Richmond 6d die Julii Ano: Dom: 1698 et record 20th die
Test WM. COLSTON, CI Cur
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I BARBARA MaCARTY doe hereby authorize & impower my trusty & well beloved friend, SEM COX, to be my lawful! Attorney to acknowledge in my name & stead a Deed of Sale & an Assignmt. thereof for One hundred & sixty acres of land, the Deed bearing date the 27th: day of March 1697, the Assignment the 15th: day of June 1698; unto SYMON TOMAZIN of STAFFORD County holding for time & valid wt: my said Attorney shall do in the pr:misses as if I were personally present as Witness my hand & seale this 8th: day of July 1698
Signed sealed & delivered in presence of us
PEIRCE NOWLAND his marke BARBARA MaCARTY her marke
ROBT. THOMAS his marke
Record WM. COLSTON, Cle.
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1707-1711 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 13; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 319-20.
3 March 1709 [1710]. James Harrison, Elizabeth Fossaker, John Glendening, Ann Glendening wife to the said John, and Eleaner Shippy of Richmond County to William Fitzhugh of Stafford County, Gent. For £160 sterling.
9019 acres ... on the south side of Rappa. River ... on a brow near the river about six miles up the falls.
and 366 acres of this divident ... over certain branches issuing out of the river ... including a neck of land as by the patent 20 Nov. 1674 ... granted to James Harrison, John Bowsee and Elizabeth, Margaret, Ann and Ellen Motts, but by the death of Bowsee and Margaret it became the inheritance of James Harrison, Elizabeth the wife of John Fossaker now deceased, Ann the wife of John Glendening and Eleaner the widow of Richard Shippy, deceased, which were Elizabeth, Ann and Eleaner Motts.
James Harrison
Elizabeth Fossaker
John Glendining
Ann Glendining
Ellen Shippey
Wit: Hen. Mkir [sic], Peter Lowd, John Glendening Junr.
10 May 1710. Acknowledged by James Harrison, Elizabeth Fossaker, John Glendening, Ann Glendening and Ellen Shippey.
24 March 1709 [1710]. William Fitzhugh appoint my good friend Mr. Richard Buckner my attorney to receive the acknowledgment of 9019 acres.
Will. Fitzhugh
Wit: Petr. Godfrey, Leo. Tarent.
10 May 1710. Proved by Peter Godfrey and Leonard Tarent.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1667 - 1712 (~ 45 years)