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Court Record Data
Context Extract
Death Ellen Downman died on 19 May 1759
Death John Chichester died 14 Jan. 1754
Death Mary Ball died in April 1775
Death Richard Chichester died 25 Dec. 1743
Death Chilcot Symes died in Aug. 1742
Defendant Armistead Long
Deponent / Affiant Harry Pierce; John Aldridge; Ralph Colley Smith
Family Elizabeth Burges Long, sister of Burges Ball Jr.
Family General Henry Lee, brother of Edmund J. Lee
Family Richard Chichester, nephew of Chilcot Symes
Family Mary Chichester, only child of John Chichester
Family Elizabeth B. Long, granddaughter of John Chichester
Family John Chichester, son of Richard Chichester
Locality Loudoun Co.; UK (Devon); UK (Dorset); UK (Exeter); Frederick Co.; Berkeley Co.; Alexandria City
Marriage John Chichester -mr- Jean Smith on 23 July 1752
Marriage Andrew Robertson -mr- Ellen Chichester, daughter of Richard Chichester
Marriage Burges Ball -mr- Mary Chichester, daughter of John Chichester, in July 1770
Marriage John Payne Jr. -mr- Mary Chichester, daughter of Richard Chichester
Marriage John Payne Sr. -mr- Jean Chichester, widow of John Chichester
Marriage Richard Glasscock -mr- Hannah Chichester, daughter of Richard Chichester
Marriage William Downman -mr- Ellen Chichester, widow of Richard Chichester
Marriage William Glasscock -mr- Elizabeth Chichester, daughter of Richard Chichester
Marriage Armistead Long -mr- Elizabeth Burgess Ball, daughter of Burgess Ball
Plaintiff Rawleigh Colston
School Charity School at Exeter
Slave Brunetta; Hannah (Mulatto); Prince
Tract Poorstock Manor; Fairweathers
Will Richard Chichester - Virginia - 1743
Administrative Information
Record title Colston vs Long
Year recorded 1827
Collection CR-SC-H
Record ID 62-2
End Notes
Preserved by City of Fredericksburg
Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman
Extracted by Barry L. McGhee
Extracted on 9/5/2002
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Court Record Data
Context Extract
Deed Vincent Moss &c to Henley Boggess - Fauquier Co. - 1812
Deed William West to John Anderson -Prince William Co. - 1756
Deed Burgess Ball &c to John Rector - Fauquier Co. - 1771
Defendant Vincent Moss
Deponent / Affiant William Penquite; Joseph Penquite; Robert Singleton; J.C. Gibson; William M. Thompson; Mildred T. Thompson; Frances W. Ball; Charles L. Carter; Jos. Lewis; John L. Robinson; James D. Glascock; James Lake; Aquilla Glascock; John James; William Rust; John Gibson; Israel Gibson; Nathaniel Grigsby; William Glascock; Thomas L. Moore; Fayette Ball; Caldwell Carr; Cuthbert Powell; Enoch Furr; Benjamin Rust; William Fletcher; William Rector; Joshua Fletcher; Robert Fletcher; John Glascock; Isam Lake
Family Frances Anne Gibson & Martha D. Gibson, daughters of J.C. Gibson
Family William Glascock, son of Hezekiah Glascock
Locality Fauquier Co.; Spotsylvania Co.; Loudoun Co.; Culpeper Co.; Lancaster Co.; Prince William Co.; Fairfax Co.
Marriage J.C. Gibson -mr- Martha D. Ball, daughter of Burgess Ball in 1816
Marriage Thomas R. Mott -mr- FNU Long, daughter of Col. A. Long
Marriage Vincent Moss -mr- Nancy Gore, widow of Thomas Gore
Marriage William M. Thompson -mr- Mildred T. Ball, daughter of Burgess Ball
Marriage Armistead Long -mr- FNU Ball, daughter of Burgess Ball
Patent Lord Fairfax to Charles Burges - Prince William Co. - 1731
Plaintiff Henley Boggess
Plat Charles Burgess 1768 patent - Fauquier Co.
Survey Charles Burgess patent - 1730 - Thomas Barber, surveyor
Administrative Information
Record title Boggess vs Moss
Year recorded 1830
Collection CR-SC-H
Record ID 27-15
End Notes
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Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman
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Extracted on 9/5/2002
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King George County Wills
BALL, JEDUTHAN (d.i., 1750). COB#2, p.666: 1 June 1750=Administration on the estate of Judathan Ball is granted to John Champe, Gent., his widow Elizabeth Ball having relinquished her right of administration to him. Ibid., p.668 indicated Juduthan Ball died possessed of land in King George, Spotsylvania and Prince William counties. The inventory of Jeduthan Ball's estate was recorded 7 September 1750 in I#2, p.65-67. His young widow, Elizabeth (Burgess) Ball, shortly married Robert Armistead, Gent. who succedded Harry Turner, Gent. as clerk of King George County in 1752 and served in that capacity until 1761 whe he became clerk of Caroline County where he died testate in 1767. Estate accouts in considerable detail were filed in Fiduciary Account Book #3, pages 56-58; 66-69, and there are further orders in court in 1752 of record in COB#3, p.127. Hayden's Virginia Genealogies, Page 100, imparts some information in regard to Jeduthan Ball (9 July 1725-5 March 1749/50), however he errs as to his descent from Colonel William Ball as Jeduthan Ball was the son of Major James Ball (1678-1754) of Bewley," Lancaster County, who was the son of William Ball and grandson of the immigrant Colonel William Ball.
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Ball, Jeduthan
King George County, Virginia
King George County Deed Book 6 1745-1784 Page 65-66
Entered: 1 September 1750
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George Mason's Gunston Hall Plantation - Mason Neck, Virginia 22079 http://GunstonHall.org
BALL50
The Inventory and appraisement of the Estate of Jedathan Ball deceased.
Jack a Negro Man / Carpenter £50. 0. 0
Benn Carpenter 50. 0. 0
Adam 35. 0. 0
Dick 35. 0. 0
James (a Boy) 40. 0. 0
Jenny a Negro Woman 40. 0. 0
Lucy 20. 0. 0
[Hetty] a Molatto 35. 0. 0
Jenny, old & blind & Milly a young girl 20. 0. 0
Dick a young negro man troubled wth fitts 20. 0. 0
Pewter pretty much worn 132lb a 1/2. 7.14. 0
Old pott Iron 165 2/2 1.14. 4
2 pr pott hooks & 2 pott Racks .10. 0
1 Copper Tea Kettle, 1 Coffee pot & 1 Sauce pan .14. 0
1 Washing tub, 1 pail, 1 piggin & 1 Tray . 4. 0
1 Sifter & Search . 1. 6
8 Tin pans. 1 Tin Candlestick & \_ .14. 0
Dripping PAnne /
2 pr Steel Snuffers, 2 pepr boxes & 1 Can . 2. 6
1 Egg Slice flesh forks & Ladle . 1. 9
2 pr Brass CandleSticks & Gridle Iron .10. 0
1 pr Wrought hand Irons wt 47lb . 8. 0
2 pr Cast Irons 92lb 1. 0. 0
1 pr Brass hand Irons .15. 0
1 Brass Kettle 32lb .10. 0
1 Iron spitt 4lb . 2. 6
2 pr Small fire Tongs & 1 Large . 6. 0
1 plate warmer & Shovel . 2. 0
1 Box Iron & heaters . 5. 0
4 Earthen potts & 3 earthen pans . 5. 6
1 Brass Spice Mortar & 1 Skillet 10lb .14. 0
2 house Brushes much worn . 0. 6
2 New [plow] hoes & 1 grubing do .15. 0
3 Wedges, 5 old hilling hoes & 12 Do .16. 0
1 Spade Ring & Bolt wt 5lb. . 2. 0
1 Old Grind Stone . 1. 6
1 Top Chair & harness for 2 horses 13.10. 0
32 head of Sheep 8.16. 0
1 old Cart Wheals Yoak, Ring & bolt .15. 0
1 Sett Carpenters & Coopers Tools 2. 0. 0
1 Cullender . 1. 3
4 Sad Irons . 5. 0
1 Small Tennant Saw & \_ .10. 0
1 Whip Saw /
1 Yoak plow Oxen 5. 0. 0
£394. 6. 4
Page 65 second column)
Brought Forward 394. 6. 4
10 Cows [ ] Stears & 2 Calves 12. 0. 0
1 Yearling Colt .15. 0
1 Small Square Table & 2 Sack Bags . 7. 0
1 pr black Chair horses 18. 0. 0
1 Black plow horse 5. 0. 0
6 Cyder Casks in the shedd 1. 0. 0
in the Garret 1 Bedstead & abt 10lb Feathers \_ .15. 0
Ball, Jeduthan
King George County, Virginia
King George County Deed Book 6 1745-1784 Page 65-66
Entered: 1 September 1750
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George Mason's Gunston Hall Plantation - Mason Neck, Virginia 22079 http://GunstonHall.org
in the Room over the Dining Room /
1 Bed & Furniture 10. 0. 0
½ doz. Cane Chairs, 1 small table, 1 Glass & frame 3. 0. 0
in the Room over the Hall Vizt.
1 Bed & Furniture 9. 0. 0
7 Chairs, 1 dutch Looking Glass \_ 2. 4. 0
and 2 wash Basons /
in the Room over the Little Room vizt
1 Bed & Furniture & 3 old Chairs 5.10. 0
in Room over the Bed Chamber
1 Bedstead Curtains Valions & Cord 2. 0. 0
4 Chairs 1. 0. 0
in the Room below Stairs vizt
1 Curtain Bed & Furniture 9. 0. 0
1 Bed without Curtains & furniture 7. 0. 0
1 Chest of Drawers 3. 0. 0
1 Large Press 4. 0. 0
½ doz. Chairs with Rush bottoms 3. 0. 0
1 old fashion Looking Glass .12. 6
1 Elbo Chair & Cushion . 4. 0
1 Sugar Box & Lock . 4. 0
2 doz delf plates, 2 dishes, 1 brown Jug \_ 1. 5. 0
& 1 quart Jack /
2 pr fine Sheets & 1 Course & 5 pillow Cases 3. 0. 0
3 Diaper & 3 huckaback Table Cloths 2. 0. 0
3 Course Linnen Table Cloths . 8. 6
1 Candle Box [Brush] & Silver watch 4. 0. 0
20 Case knives and forks 1. 0. 0
1 Small black Walnut Table .15. 0
in the Closet inside Betty [Dotomans] Room Vizt
1 Lanthorn & broken Coffee Mill . 4. 0
in the Little Room 1 Bed & Furniture 6. 0. 0
1 Trunk, 3 small Chairs & Close Stool 1. 0. 0
11 Leather Bottom Chairs 3. 0. 0
1 Oval Table & 1 Square Do 1.10. 0
10 China plates, 1 Large punch bowl \
2 Slop Basons, 2 Chocolate Basons \_ 2.10. 0
1 doz. Cups & Saucers, & Custard cups /
1 milk pott, 1 Tea pott, 4 old Cups /
and Saucers /
£519. 0. 4
Page 66)
Brot Over £519. 0. 4
1 Black Teapot, 1 Milk Cup, 1 Glass Cup \
1 qt Decanter, 5 Small drinking Glasses \_ 2.10. 0
2 Salts, 1 Stand & 1 Lge Glass, 6 Silver /
Tea Spoons & 1 pr Tongs /
1 Large Gilt Glass & Sconces 5. 0. 0
in the Hall Vizt
1 Small oval Table & 1 Large Do 2.10. 0
1 doz. Leather Bottom Chairs 9. 0. 0
1 Large Gilt Looking Glass 5. 0. 0
Ball, Jeduthan
King George County, Virginia
King George County Deed Book 6 1745-1784 Page 65-66
Entered: 1 September 1750
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George Mason's Gunston Hall Plantation - Mason Neck, Virginia 22079 http://GunstonHall.org
in the Closet Vizt
1 pr Large Stillards .10. 0
10lb picked Cotton .12. 6
6 Sides Curried calf Skins, 1 bed Cord 1 pr Sheep Sheers .13. 0
in the Book Closet Vizt
a pretty Large quantity of Books 15. 0. 0
1 Silver hilted Sword, 1 Small Gun & 1 pr Jack Boot. 4. 0. 0
1 pr Saddle Bags, 2 pr old shoe Boots & money Scales 1.10. 0
1 Scale & Compass, 1 Shoe knife, 1 Rasp \
1 Tap borer, 6 awl hafts, 1 Case Razors \_ .15. 0
2 Strop & hone 1 dial /
1 pr Small Stillards . 5. 0
in the Cellar Vizt
1 Gro: & half bottles, 4 Small Casks \_ 2.10. 0
1 Jarr 1 Small Funnel /
in the Taylors Room Vizt
1 Bed & furniture 2 Chairs, 2 Tables \
a Couch, 1 pr wool Cards, 1 Spaning \_ 4. 0. 0
Wheels, 5 dozn Tapers [ ] /
1 Canoe .10. 0
12 old hogs & Sows 25 Piggs 5. 9. 0
1 plow horse 3. 0. 0
15 head Cows Calves &c 17. 0. 0
26 hogs & 28 piggs 10.16. 0
15 old hoes 2 Wedges, 4 old narw Axes & plows 1.15. 0
1 Mill pad horse Collar . 6. 0
1 pott & pott hooks . 6. 0
£611.19.10
1 Saddle & Bridle & housing \_ 1.10. 0
1 Old Do & 3 old Bridles /
1 Cross Cut Saw 1. 0. 0
1 Iron Pestle . 2. 0
Samuel Donne
John Taliaferro
John Pollard
Page 66 second Column)
At a Court held [for] King George County
on Friday September the 1st [1750]
The Inventory & appriasement of the Estate of
Jeduthan Ball deceased in King George
County is returned into Court and admitted
to Record
Coy a Test.
Harry Turner C.C.
(Note: then follows an inventory for property in Prince William County.)
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