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- BEALE, William
1. 492-493. Will made 25 Jan 1800; rec 24 Feb 1800.
EXS. Brothers mentioned in will.
WIT. John Daniel, Cont. Devenney, Abraham Hestand.
Mentions Brothers Robert, Richard, Thomas, John, Reuben.
BN. Francis Cowherd, Gilbert H. Hamilton.
3. 509-511. Est inv rec 28 Apr 1800.
2. 469-472. Est inv Robert Beale Ex. rec 25 May 1812.
3. 360-363. Est acct with Robert Beale Ex. made for year 1800 rec 25 Sept 1820.
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1778-1801 Orange County, Virginia Will Book 3: [Antient Press]; Page 492-493
Will of WILLIAM BEALE.
I give and bequeath unto my brother, Robert Beale, the tract of land on which I now live .. negroes stock of every kind .. lend (him) tract of land in Madison County purchased by him and myself of Simon Buford ..
to my brother, Richard Beale (after Robert's death) .. his half of the land in Madison County ..
I give and bequeath to my negro wench, Rachel, her freedom, with an annual legacy of ten pounds to be paid her in gold or silver by my said brother, Robert .. together with the support of victuals and clothing to Fanny, daughter of Rachel, her freedom and an annuity of ten pounds to be paid annually in gold or silver ..
to Fanny Rachel's child one hundred acres of land .. (after debts satisfied) .. to my brothers, Thomas, John, Reuben and Richard .. brothers who are mentioned in this will to be my executors .. this 25th day
of January 1800. (signed)
Teste Will. Beale
John Daniel
Cont. Devenney, Abraham Hestand
At a court held .. 24th February 1800 .. proved
Francis Cowherd and Gilbert H. Hamilton, securities
bond in the penalty of thirty thousand dollars.
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1794-1800 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 9 [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; p.123
- Thomas BEALE, Lun.Par., will; 7 Jun 1799, 3 Dec 1799
wife Sinah land I now live on called Chestnut Hill as far as the main road leading from Dickerson's Mill after her death, to go to son Thomas Smith;
sons James and Reuben the Burnt House tract of land where Col. John GORDON formerly lived, to be eq. div. between them;
son Jesse Ball the tract called Old Field tract;
dau. Fanny FOUSHEE;
son William Currie;
other chil: Anne H., Mildred, Eliza, Maria, Winifred Travis, Charles, George, and Robert Taverner; ex: bros. William and Reuben and wife;
wits: John BROCKENBROUGH, John YEATMAN, John H. FOUSHEE.
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1765-1768 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 14; [Antient Press]; Page 39-40
Indenture 5 Oct 1765 between WILLIAM BEALE of County of Richmond, Gent., of one part, and WILLIAM BEALE JUNR., Third Son of said William, of other part .. witnesseth .. for natural love for son, Wm. Beale Junr. .. gives 800 acres .. part of tract formerly granted to Henry Willis of King and Queen County by Patent 23 July 1728 .
Witnesses: Wm. Beale
Richd. Beale
Charles Beale, John Hamilton
Recorded Orange County 24th October 1765.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1731 - 1800 (~ 69 years)