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1656-1692 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will Book; [William Montgomery Sweeny]
HULL, JOHN, 26 June, 1675 ; 2 May, 1677:
Well in body & of good and proper memory.
His debts to be paid by his executors Hereafter named.
My son-in-law John Carter to be paid his five hundred pounds due him for his wives dower according to speciality but if it should so fall out that what monies and debts and merchantable goods will not pay it without disposing of my wife's plate and Jewels then part of my land to be sold to pay it,
To my son John Carter and his wife each of them a ring of forty shillings price.
To wife Elizabeth Hull all the plate and jewells I die possessed of.
To son Roger Hull and his heirs forever all my land I die possessed of.
To wife Elizabeth and son Roger all my monies goods and chattles I die possessed of equally to be divided between them. My will is that my loving wife Elizabeth Hull may have any of my plantations with the lands and houses belonging to the same that she will make choice of during her life and then return to my son Roger Hull or his heirs.
Wife Elizabeth to be Executrix.
Wit. THOMAS COLLINS, aged 22 years or thereabouts, THO Smith aged 22 years or thereabouts.
NOTE : The witnesses called the testator "Lieut. Col. John Hull."
Page 202.
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Old Rappahannock Co Va Deeds & Wills - 1665-1677; Page 202-205
IN THE NAME OF GOD Amen this 26th of June 1675 I JOHN HULL being well in body and of good and perfect memory thanks be to Almighty God & calling to remembrance the uncertainty of this transitory life & that all flesh must yeild unto death when it shall please God to call do make constitute and declare this my last Will & Testament in manner & form following & first being penitent and Sorry from the bottom of my heart for my Sinns past most humbly desireing forgiveness for the saime I give and commit my Soule to Almighty God my Saviour and redeemer in whom & by the merritts of Jesus Christ I trust and believe assuredly to be saved, & to have full remission & forgiveness of all my Sinns and that my Soule with my body at the general day of resurrection shall rise again with joy & through the merritts of Christ death and passion possess & inherit the Kingdom of Heaven prepared for his elect & chosen and my body to be buried where it shall please my Executrix hereafter named to appoint and now for the setling of my temporall Estate & such lands goods chattels & debts as it hath pleased God farr above my deserts to bestow upon me I do order and give and dispose the same in manner and forme following that is to say
first I will that all those debts due to any manner of person or persons shall be well contented & paid by my Executrix hereafter named
Item My Will and desire is my Son in Law JOHN CARTER be paid his five hundred pounds due to him for his Wives Dower according to Specialty but if it should so fall out that what inquests & debts & returnable goods will not pay it without disposeing of my Wifes plate and Jewills then my will is that part of the land be sold to pay it
Item I give unto my Son JOHN CARTER & his Wife each of them a Ring of forty shillings price
Item I give unto my loveing Wife ELIZABETH HULL all the plate & Jewills I die possessed of
Item I give & bequeath to my Son ROGER HULL & his heirs forever all my land I die possessed of
Item I give & bequeath unto my loveing Wife ELIZABETH HULL & my Son ROGER HULL all my monies goods & chattels I die possessed of my debts & legacies being first paid equally to be divided between them
Item my will is that my Loveing Wife ELIZABETH HULL may have any of my Plantations with the land & houses belonging to the same that she will make choice of during her life & then returne to my Son ROGER HULL or his heirs
And I do appoint my loveing Wife ELIZABETH HULL Executrix of this my Last Will as Witness my hand & Seale the day & year above written
Signed sealed & acknowledged
in presence of us THOMAS COLLINS JOHN HULL seale
THO: SMITH
The Within named THOMAS COLLINS aged 22 years &THO: SMITH aged 22 years or thereabouts sworn & examined that they did see the within named Lt Coll. JOHN HULL sign seale & publish the within mentioned as his last Will and Testament & that he was in perfect sence & memory at the signing & sealing thereof to the best of your Deponts.
Judgments and further saith not
THOS. COLLINS
THO: SMITH
Jurati THO: COLLINS et THO: SMITH in Cu Com Rappa 3 die Maii 1677
Probatr p Scratment THO: COLLINS & THO: SMITH et recordatr x8 die Junii
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 151-152
KNOW ALL MEN that I JOHN SAFFIN of BOSTON in NEW ENGLAND Merchant have assigned in my stead and place my truly and welbeloved Friend JOHN HULL of Rappahanock in Virga: gent my true & lawful! attorney for me to my use to recover and receive of WILLIAM BATTEN of PATUXENT Mercht. sum of Twenty thousand pounds Sterl. due unto me upon Bill bearing date the Sixteenth day of September in the year 1657 granting unto my said Attorney my full power in the premises to do every such act whatsoever for the recovery of the debt aforesaid as fully as I could do if I were personally present & upon receipt discharges for me to make confirming all and whatsoever my said Attorney shall lawfully do about the premises In Witness I have sett my hand & seale the 9th day of May 1661
in presence of THO: HOBSON, JOHN SAFFIN
WA GRANGER
WHEREAS the day of the date above hereof was an attachment agt. the Estate of abovesaid Capt. BATTEN now in the possession of Mr. ANDREW GILSON now I the abovesaid JOHN HULL do ingage to TRAVERS the said Attachment the next Court for this County Witness my hand the 14th of May One thousand six hundred & Sixty one
Test THOMAS HOBSON, JOHN HULL
GEORGE BRYER
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 177-178
TO ALL MEN we ALLEXANDER FLEMING of the County of Rappa. Gent. &ELIZA. my Wife in consideracon of the sum of Six thousand pounds of Tobo in hand well & truly paid have sould unto JOHN HULL of the County aforesaid Gent Five hundred acres of land being in the County of Rappa. in the Freshes of RAPPA. RIVER on the North side of said River begining at the miles End of five hundred acres of Land now in the possession of one SILVESTER THACHER at a certain marked red Oak & so runing for length East into the woods to a marked Pocickery & from thence North to a Spanish Oak that devides the land of the abovemenconed SILVESTER THACHER & THOMAS WHITLOCK deced from thence West to marked Pocickery & Lastly South to the place where it first began the said Land being the moiety or half part of One thousand acres of land granted to SILVESTER THACHER by Pattent dated the Sixth day of October 1656 together with all profitts and appurtenances whatsoever To have the said premises unto the said JOHN HULL his heirs & assignes forever he paying the rents and services due and payable for the same & the said ALLEXANDER FLEMING for himself doth agree with said JOHN HULL that said JOHN HULL shall hereafter hold the above granted premises without trouble of the said ALLEXANDER FLEMING & further that the said ALLEXANDER FLEMING & ELIZA: his Wife will acknowledge all their right of the premises hereby granted in open Court to be held for the abovesaid County of Rappa. In Witness we have sett our hands & seals the Twentieth day of April in the year One thousand Six hundred Sixtty & two
in presence of ANT. STEPHENS, ALLEX. FLEMING
THOS. GRIFFITH
I ELIZA. the Wife to ALLEXANDER FLEMING of Rappa. do acknowledge all my right & interest accruing due to me as to my Dower or thirds of a parcell of land bought by my Husband ALLEXANDER FLEMING of SILVESTER THACHER being 500 acres & sould by my said Husband unto Mr. JOHN HULL of the same County & do acknowledge by these presents satisfaction for the same to content and deliver Mr. SILVESTER THACHER acknowledge this (missing) in the Court of Rappa. in my behalf Witness my hand this 4th day of May anno 1662
Testibus JON BARROW, ELIZA FLEMING
WILL CATTEN
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1662-1664 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 191
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I EDWARD HUDSON of the County of Rappahanock Planter for consideration received of Mr. JOHN HULL of the same County Merchant have granted unto the said JOHN HULL all that Plantation whereon I the said EDWARD HUDSON now live with all houses & buildings thereunto belonging now occupied & enjoyed containing three hundred acres & was heretofore sould by VINCENT STANFORD Deced unto me the said EDWARD HUDSON & is being in the aforesaid County of Rappa. To have and to hold the said Three hundred acres of land with its appurtenances unto the said JOHN HULL his heirs & assignes with warranty agt. all persons whatsoever In Witness I the said EDWARD HUDSON have put my hand & seale dated this first day of November 1662, EDWARD HUDSON in presence of GEORGE PLEY, JOHN HAMPSHIRE
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1662-1664 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 241-242
KNOW ALL MEN that I ROBT HOWSON do appoint my welbeloved Friend JOHN HULL my true attorney to use any lawfull means to the recovery of such debts as are due unto me from JOHN GILLETT as pr Bill to act and doe for me as if I were there present myself as witness this 10th December 1663
JOHN MEREDETH ROBERT HOWSON
WILLIAM NEASUM
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1662-1664 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 242
KNOW ALL MEN that I WILLIAM JENKINS of the City of Bristol Merchant do ordane my well beloved Friend Mr. JOHN HULL of the County of Rappa. in Virga Merchant my attorney for me to ask demand levy and recover all sums of tobacco or goods which shall be due to me in Virga, from any persons giveing unto my sd Attorney full power agt any persons that do or shall owe in my name to sue arrest implead and out of prizon to deliver and further to conclude and do everything as effectually as if my self might personally do the same confirming whatsoever my sd attorney shall lawfully do as witness my hand & seal this ( ) day of January in the year One thousand Six hundred sixty & two
in presence of WILL MOSS, WILL JENKINS
THOMAS GOOSE
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1663-1668 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 3; [Antient Press]; Page 121-124
TO ALL etc WHEREAS etc. NOW KNOW YEE etc That I the sd: Sr WM. BERKELEY Knt. Governor etc. give and grant unto MICHAELL HUGILL 664 acres of land in Rappa River begining at the head of a Creeke called Totoskey at a marked white oake & runeth S. E: 340 p by a line of marked trees at a stake on a poynt betweene two small branches and thence S: 280 p to a white oake & thence West 80 p to the head of a Butt called SWILLIVANTS GUTT thence South 40 p to a white oake near an Indian path and thence So:So: West 100 poles to a Creeke side and thence by or nigh the said Creeke North West by North 350 p and finally North 448 p to the place where it begann the said land being due by Transptacon of ffourteen persons etc. To Have and To Hold etc Provided etc dated the 20th of Febry. 1662.
Copia Vera Test PHILL. LUDWELL
THESE PRESENTS WITTNESSETH that I MIHILL HUGILL of the County of Rappa. Planter for and in consideracon of the sume of five thousand pounds of Tobo: & Caske to me in hand paid by Mr. JOHN HULL of the same County Gent, have bargained and sold all my right Title and Interrest of in and to the land & Every parte thereof unto the sd Mr. John Hull his heires for Ever wth sufficient Warranty moreover I ELIZA, HUGILL Wife of the said Mihill doe volluntary consent to this Deed of sale As Wittness our hands & seales this 14th day of 9br 1666.
Inp resents of us JOHN NOBLE, Mihil Hugill
THO: FRESHWATER Eliza Hugill
Recognit in Cur Com Rappa. 15th 9bris 1666
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1663-1668 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 3; [Antient Press]; Page 137-140
TO ALL TO WHOM etc NOW KNOW YEE etc that I the sd Sr. WM BERI:ELEY Ent & Governer etc. doe wth the consent of the Councell of State accordingly give and grant unto WM MOSELEY and JNO HULL five thousand seaven hundred nynty eight acres two rodds and 13 perches of land Scituate and being in the County of Rappa and in the Parrish of Farneham on the North side of Rappa. River begining at a marked wt. oake the Cornr begining Tree of the land of MIHILL HUGILL and Runeth So. E 200 perches to a red oake standing on a Branch of Totosty on the Northwest side thereof and thence North E 298 poles to a red oake and thence So.So: E: 10 poles alonge the Branch side & thence No No:E: 139 p and thence E:No:E 442 p to a red oake and thence No 166 p to a red oake thence per a line of marked trees No: E. 229 p to a marked pocickry thence No: 320 to a pocickry and thence West 1300 p to a marked wt. oake and thence So: 910 to the lands of THOMAS ROBINSON and EDWARD LEWIS and finally East 320 p by a line of marked trees to the place where it begann the said Land being due unto them the said Wm Moseley and Jno Hull by and for the Transptacon 6 persons into this Colony whose names are on the Records menconed underneath this Patt To Have and to Hold etc. Provided Etc Dated the 20th Febry 1662
William Berkeley
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I WM MOSELEY of the County of Rappa doe hereby for my selfe my heires and assignes sell and make over all my right title and interrest of this wthin menconed pattent of 5798 acres two rodds and 13 perches of land to Mr JOHN HULL his heires and assignes for Ever To have and to Hold the same wth every pante as is given to me by this Pattent hereunto belonging and further I doe oblidge myselfe to accknowledge this my Deed together with my Wife either in person or by her Lawful! Attorney at the Next Court held for this County and farther warrant the same to the sd Hull his heires for Ever As Wittnesseth our hands and Seales this first day of January 1666
In presents of us W. ABENETHY Wm. Moseley
WILLIAM LANE Martha M Moseley
Recognit in Cur Com Rappa prim() Die January 1666
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I MARTHA MOSELEY doe hereby constitute and appoynt my Loveing Friend MAJR JNO WEERE my True and lawful Attlorney for me and in my steed to accknowledg in this County Court all my title to two tracts of land Vizt, one of 5798 acres to Capt. JNO. HULL the other of 250 acres to JNO. COOKE as by Assignmt undr: my hand and seale may and will appeare endorsed on Each of the sd Pattents hereby rattifying and confirming the same by this my Attorney As Wittness my hand and seale this first of January 1666. Recordat in Com Rappa. 10th January 1666
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1668-1670 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 13 - 15
TO ALL TO WHOM &c NOW KNOW YEE &c that I the sd FRANCIS MORYSONEsqr, doe wth the Consent of the Councell of State accordingly give and grant unto WM. KILMAN One hundred Sixty and foure acres of land scituate & lying on the Eastermost side of PUSCATACON CREEKE in the County of Rappa. &Begineth at a mrked Spanish Oake at the head of a Coave & nigh adjoyning to the uppermost corner Tree of the land of JNO. CAPELL by the aforesd Creeks side thence Extending itselfe E: So: E. 160 poles to a small paymond tree in a Swamp thence So: So: E: 160 poles more through pte of the sd Swamp up the Hill to a mrked Red Oake on Falling Ground thence So: West 50 poles being a Course parrallell to the Creeke to a mrked white Oake on a Leavell betwixt two Branches being the Corner tree of the land of JOHN & GEO: KILLMAN at there First Miles end thence by their Tyne West 320 poles Downe to the aforesd Creeke side and sa wth the sd Creeke to the tree first above menconed, The sd land being due by & for the transptacon of Five psons &c To Have and to Hold &c to Be held &c Yeelding & paying &c Provided &c dated the 15th of June 1661
signed FRANCIS MORYSON
KNOW ALL MEN by these pnts that I wthin named WM, KILMAN for and in consideracon of Two thousand pounds of Mrchantable Tobo to me in hand at & before the sealing & delivery hereof by JOHN HULL Gent well and truly paid the Receipt whereof I doe hereby accknowledge thereof clearly accquit and discharge the sd JOHN HULL and by these pnts bargaine and sell unto the sd JOHN HULL his heirs & assigns all and singular that One hundred Sixty and foure acres of land wthin menconed or intended to be men- coned Given and granted to me wth all Rights privilidges Pffitts whatsoever and also my right Title and intrest of in and to the same To Have and To Hold the sd 164 acres of land wth all rights privilidges whatsoever as aforesd unto the sd JOHN HULL his heires and assignes to the only proper use and Behoofe of the sd JOHN HULL his heirs for Ever wth warranty of and from all and Every person & persons whatsoever by these pnts. In Wittness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seale the 6th day of March Ano Dom 1664
in pnts of HO: FRESHWATER, WM. KILMAN
JO: TAVERNER
Recognit in Cur Com Rappa 2d Die 9bris 1665
THESE PRSENTS W ITTNESSETH that I JOHN HULL for a Valluable consideracon to me in hand paid by WM. STOAKES doe for me my heires transfer and turne over all my right title and intrest of in and to the land menconed wthin this PATT. to the sd WM. STOAKES his heires and assignes for Ever. Wittness my hand the 14th of Novembr 1666, Test THO: BUTTON JOHN HULL
EDWARD ROWZEE
Recognit in Cur Com Rappa. 14th die 9 bris 1666
KNOW ALL MEN by these pnts. that I WM. STOAKES doe assigne all my right & title of this One hundred Sixty and foure acres of land from me my heirs or assignes for Ever unto THO. GREENE his heirs for Ever for consideracon Recd in hand wth all Rights and privilidges thereunto belonging to the same Land as WITT my hand this 13th day of Sbr 1665
in pnts of us ROGER SMYTH, WM. STOAKES
JOHN GODFREE
Recognit in Cur Com Rappa 4th Die 9bris 1668
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1668-1670 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 49
TO ALL TO WHOME these pntes shall come I Sr. WILLIAM BERKELEY Knt. Govr. & Capt Genrll of Virginia send greeting in our Ld. God everlasting. Whereas by Instruccons from the Kings most Except. Maty directed to mee & the Councell of State his Maty was graciously pleased to Authorize mee the sd Govr. &Councell to grant Pattents & to assign such proporcons of land to all Adventurers & Plantrs. have been usual' heretofore in the like case either for Adventurers of money or Transportacon of people into this Colony according to a Chartr. of Orders, from the late Treas. & Company and that the same proporcon of fifty acres of land bee granted or assigned for every pson transported hither since Midsummer 1625 and that the same Course bee continued to all Adventurers & Plantrs. until it shall bee otherwise determined by his Maty NOW KNOW YEE that I the sd WM, BERKELEY Ent. &c. with the consent of the Councell of State accordingly give & grant unto Capt, JOHN HULL fourteen hundred acres of land scituate lyeing and being in the County of Rappa. on the North side of the RAPPA. RIVER Eleven hundred acres of which was formerly granted to ( ) by Patt. bearing date Octobr, the 12th 1660 and by the sd ( ) given unto the sd Capt. JOHN HULL (a portion of this entry is washed out) to a lyne of marked trees of Coll. FANTLEROYs Orphans & along the sd Lyne Southerly 400 poles to a Swamp & along the sd Swamp which Swamp divides this land from the land of GEORGE BRYERs Orphans to the place where it first Begunne the land being due unto the sd Capt. JNO. HULL by & for the transportacon of Twenty eight psons whose names are in the records menconed underneath the sd Patts. the former of which was dated Octor. the 12th Ano. 1665 And the latter Octor. the 12th 1666 Tn Have & To Hold &c, To bee Held &c., yeilding & payeing &c, Provided &c dated the 23d day of Septbr. Anno 1668
WM. BERKELEY
KNOW ALL MEN by these plates that wee JOHN HULL & ELIZABETH Wife of the sd JOHN HULL for the valueable consid of Five thousand pounds Tob: to mee in hand paid by HENRY CLARKE of the County of Rappa. Plantr. have bargained sold & assigned unto the sd HENRY CLARKE all & singular the lands menconed in the Pattent wthin menconed & every pte & pcell thereof & all the privilidges thereunto belonging & all our Right tytle & interest belonging to the same To Have & To Hold the sd Land wthin menconed to the
sd HENRY CLARKE his heirs forever. As Witnesse our hands & seales this 3th Janry 1665.
in the pnce of us WILLIAM SHROWBY JOHN HULL
SETH SARGEANT ELIZA. HULL
Recognitr. 3d Febr. 1668
KNOW ALL MEN by these pntes that I ELIZABETH HULL doe constitute & appoynt THO: FRESHWATER my true & Lawful! Atturney to acknoweldge all my right & tytle of a pcell of land Cont. Fourteen hundred acres unto HENRY CLARKE & his heirs for ever. As Witnesse my hand & seale this 5th day Janry 1668,
Testis SETH SARGEANT ELIZA. HULL
WILL SHROWBY
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1666-1670 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 102-103
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whom this p:sent writing shall come, I JOHN SAFFIN of BOSTON in ye MASSALCHUSETTS COLONY of NEW ENGLAND, Mercht., & MARTHA, my Wife send Greetings in our Lord God; Know yee yt: sd. JNO: SAFFIN & MARTHA his Wife for One hundred pounds currt: mony of NEW ENGLAND in hand paid by JNO: HULL of sd. BOSTON, Mercht., hath sold one halfe pt: of 400 acres of Land more or lesse being in Virginia in Northumberld: County upon ye Western side of MATTAPONY RIVER 200 acres whereof is commonly knowne by ye name of EXETER LODGE; another 100 acres adjoyning the foresd: 200 acres purchased p sd: SAFFIN of RICH: RICE & another 100 acres purchased of ROBT: HICKMAN, bounded as ye sev:all Deeds are expressed. reference being thereunto had wth: all appurtenances to all ye sd: three p:cells of land belonging; To have & to hold the sd, moyety or one halfe pte: of sd: 400 acres of land wth: one halfe pte: of all profitts annually arising to ye only paper use of him ye sd. JNO: HULL his heires and assignes for ever; & my for ever hereafter quietly hold ye aforesd: p:misses & also ye moyety or one halfe pte: of all ye Cattell belonging to ye p:misses being about 30 head; And further ye sd. JNO: SAFFIN & MARTHA his sd: Wife doe grant upon reasonable demand shall acknowledge this Deed where ye sd; Land lyeth; In Witness whereof ye sd: JNO: SAFFIN & MARTHA his Wife have put their hands & seales ye 21th of August 1669
This within written Deed was signed
sealed & delivered in presence of
JOHN POASE, sign JNO: SAFFIN ye Seale
GEO: ELLISTONE sign MARTHA SAFFIN ye Seale
Attest p: ROBT: HOWARD, Not: Publ: MASSACHUSETTS COLONIA Nova Anglia
BE IT KNOWNE unto all men that I MARTHA SAFFIN, Wife to JNO: SAFFIN, of BOSTON in NEW ENGLAND, Mercht., have made Mr. THO: SMITH my true & lawfull Attorney for me to acknowledge in his Maties: Court in ye County of Northumberld; in Virginia a Deed of Sale of one halfe of a Plantacon called EXETR: LODGE in ye County aforesd: sold to JNO: HULL, Mercht., of BOSTON aforesd: and wt: my sd: Attorney shall lawfully doe about ye p:misses, the sd: MARTHA SAFFIN will ratifie; In Witines whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale this 30th day of Septembr: 1669
Signed Sealed & delivered in p:sence of
GEO: ELLISTONE; MARTHA SAFFIN
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1670-1672 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 195-196
BE IT KNOWNE UNTO ALL MEN by these pnts that I JOHN HULL of the County of Rappa. in Virga. gent. for & in consideration of Eight thousand pounds of good Tobb. and caste to me in hand paid by JOHN ALLOWAY of the same County Carpenter the Receipt of wch I doe acknowledge and doe by these prsents bargaine sell & for ever make over unto the said JOHN ALLOWAY of the same County Carpenter land containeing Eight hundred acres scittuate lying & being in the abovesd County & lieing upon the Easternmost branch of a Creeke commonly called TOTUSKEY CREEKE parte thereof formerly belonging to one Mr. MILES REYLEY the residue thereof being purchased by me the said JOHN HULL of the MORATTICUM INDIANS To Have & To Hould the abovesd quantity of land as before menconed and every parte thereof with all & every the appurtenances thereto belonging to him the said JOHN ALLOWAY his heires or assignes for Evermore he the sd JOHN ALLOWAY for Ever hereafter yeelding and paying doeing & dischargeing the rents & services due to or: Soveraigne Lord the King for the prmises herein graunted and I the sd JOHN HULL doe for me my heires oblidge that the sd JOHN ALLOWAY his heires shall from time to time & at all times hereafter quietly & peaceably have hould occupy and enjoy all the prmises heerin or heerafter graunted without the lett In cumbran ce or molestation of us or any pson laying Lawfull claime or interest to the prmises or any pte thereof and furthermore I the sd JOHN HULL doe with the consent of ELIZABETH my Wife for the consideracon above menconed and we both with one consent and assent oblidge or:selves to confirms and acknowlege this or: act & deed in the County Cort. abovesd when by the said JNO. ALLOWAY required in confirmacon of which wee the sd JOHN & ELIZABETH HULL have hereunto sett our hands & seales this fourth day of January 1670
Signed sealed inprsents of us JOHN HULL
DAVID STERNE, ROBT. MAPES ELIZABETH HULL
Recognitr. in Cur Rappa 4th die Janry Anno 1670
THESE PNTS WITTNESSETH that I ELIZABETH HULL Wife of JOHN HULL of the County of Rappa, doe constitute & appoynt THO: FRESHWATER my lawful Attrny in my steed & place to ackowledge a pcell of land conteining Eight hundred acres sould by my abovesd Husband unto JOHN ALLOWAY of the abovesd County as by Deed of Sale from undr. or: hands & seales beareing date with these prsnts will appeare Rattifieing and confirmein g the sd acknowledgmt. made by my sd Attrny in the County Cort. abovesaid to be as firme & staple as if I my selfe weare psonally prsent, In Wittness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale this fourth day of January 1670
Test ROBE MAPES, ELIZA. HULL
DAVID STERNE signum
Recordr. XII 1670
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1670-1672 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 232-233
KNOW ALL MEN by these pntes that wee JOHN HULL, GEORGE MOTT & THOS. GOODRICH Gent stand firmely bound & do acknowledge or:selves to be indebted unto his Majties Justices of ye peace for ye County of Rappa in ye sume of one thousand pounds of good and lawful! money of England to be pd to ye sd Justice their heires or successors to the wch paymt. well & truely to bee made & pformed & don wee bind either & every of us firmely by these pnts sealed with or: seale & dated the fifth day of January one thousand six hundred & Seaventy &c. Whereas this day ye court of ye County abovesd path Intrusted ye Estate of Mr. JOHN COX decd unto ye care & Custody of Capt. JOHN HULL and Mr. GEO. MOTT the condicon of this obligation is such that if ye above bounden JOHN HULL & GEORGE MOTT shall well & truly save defend keepe homeless & Indemnified the abovesaid Justices their heirs & successors by then pnts keeping and securing ye said Estate as neare as may be according to ye deceased Will & also render a true and Just acct. thereof with its pfitts & losses to ye abovesd Justices their heirs or successors when thereunto by them required & that they nor either of them shall remove off the debts plantacon any yt. abovesd Estate nor dispose ye sam( unless such goods to be accountable for their true value according to the true intent & meaninge that then this pnt obligacon to be void & of none effect or else to stand in ful force power & vertue
in ye prsence of us SAMUEL GRIFFIN Sherif JOHN HULL
RO, PAYNE Cl Cur GEORGE MOTT
THOS, GOODRICH
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1670-1672 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 264
KNOW ALL MEN by these pnts that I ANTHONY BRIDGES Attorney of my Son in Law JOHN ROSIER doe hereby constitute and appoint my well beloved friend one Capt JNO. HULL of Rappa Gent my lawfull Attorney to act and doe in the Sales of land in Coprtnership between Mr. WM. BALL JUNIOR and my aforesd Son JOHN ROSIER giving unto my said Attorney as ample power as any instrumt. in Law made or to be made might doe holding firms and stable all that my said Attorney shall lawfully doe in the prmises Wittness my hand and seale this 30th of 8br 1671
lin pace of us GEORGE SOUTHERN ANTHONY BRIDGES
JOHN ROSIER
Recordatr, in Cour Rappa xth die 9bris 1671
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1670-1672 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 282-283
BE IT KNOWNE unto all men by these presents that I JOHN HULL of the County of Rappa. and Parrish of Farnham Gent for and in consideration of Nine thousand pounds of tobacco and cask to me in hand paid by Bill secured by JOHN SHERLOCK JUNIOR and PHILIP DAVIS Planters of the same County and Parrish abovesaid have sold and made over unto the above said JOHN SHERLOCK JUNIOR and PHILIP DAVIS their heirs and assigns one parcell of land conteyning tower hundred acres or thereabouts scituate lying and being in the ahovesaid County and Parish being part of the INDYAN Town called NOTHIQUOND ?) and adjoyning to the land of one JOHN ALLOWAY To Have and To Hold the ahovesaid Quantity of land by these presents granted with all rights thereunto belonging to them the said JOHN SHERLOCK JUNIOR and PHILIP DAVIS without trouble of the within said JOHN HULL my heirs they the said JOHN SHERLOCK JUNIOR and PHILIP DAVIS yeilding and paying the rents and services yearly due to our Sovereigne Lord the King his heirs and Successors and further I the said JOHN HULL together wth ELIZABETH my Wife and we with one consent and assent doe oblige ourselves to acknowledge this our act and deed in the County Court aforesaid either per:s-n or by our Attorney or Attornies lawfully qualified and in Confirmation of all and every of the premises herein mentioned we have hereunto sett our hand and affixed our seals this Eighth day of March Anna Dom 1671/2
in presence of us THOMAS GOODRICH, JOHN HULL
GILES CALE
Recognitr. in Cur Rappa 7th die March 1671/2
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I ELIZABETH HULL Wife of JOHN HULL of the County of Rappa. Gent. doe constitute and appoint THOMAS FRESHWATER of the same County to be my lawfull Attorney to acknowledge a certain e parcell of land in the County Court aforesaid sold by my abovesaid Husband unto JOHN SHERLOCK JUNIOR and one PHILIP DAVIS as by Deed of Sale more at Large may appeare and whatsoever my said Attorney shall doe in the premises I doe hereby Rattifie and confirme as Lawfully as if I my selfe were personally present. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 5th day of March 1671/2
Test JOHN PLOVER ELIZABETH HULL
JOSHUA LAWSON
Recordatr. in Cur Rappa 7th Die March 1671/2
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1672-1674 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 32-33
KNOW ALL MEN that wee JOHN ALLAWAY and DOROTHY ALLAWAY of the County of Rappa, and Parrish of Farnham in Virginia for a valuable consideration by us received from JOHN YATES of the same County and Parish do sell unto said JOHN YATES his heirs and assignes forever one parcell of land containing One hundred acres or thereabouts being in the abovesaid County and Parish and part of a Devident of land bought by the said ALLAWAY of Capt. JOHN HULL the sd land lying between two branches the one known by the name of the WATHIA ANEQUE Branch the other EDWARD LEWIS his Branch and extending from the heads of the same Branches by a line of marked trees running from the head of the aforementioned to the head of the other To have and to hold the land with every the proffitts belonging to him the said JOHN YATES his heirs and assignes forever more he the said YATES discharging the rents and services due to our Sovereign Lord the King and I the said JOHN ALLAWAY doe engage that the sd YATES shall at all times hereafter occupy the same without the hindrance of me my heirs or assignes In Confirmation we have sett our hands and seals this 20th day of July 1672
in presence of THOMAS SHORT, JOHN ALLAWAY
THOMAS FRESHWATER DOROTHY ALLAWAY
Recognit in Cur Com Rappa 3 die July 1672
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1672-1674 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 79-80
TO ALL TO WHOM &c. Now know yee &c. that I Sr. WM. BERKELEY Knt. Governour &c doe with the consent of the Councill of State accordingly give and grant unto Capt. JOHN HULL of the County of Rappahannock a tract of land containing 650 acres 235 thirds it being the fullth Pattent formerly granted to MILES RYLY deceased of the same County and by him given by Will unto the aforesaid JOHN HULL the contents whereof was by Pattent One thousand acres but by a Resurvey found to be as before mentioned situate and being in the County aforesaid and in the Parish of Farnham on the North sdie of RAP(IDAN - partly erased) RIVER bounded a followeth beginning at a Spanish red Oake the corner tree of HENRY AUSTIN and runing thence from the said land No. No. E. to a corner red Oake at the Miles End of THOMAS FRESHWATER thence on his and ROBERT SISSONs Miles End to and by No. and West to a certain Gum neare the head of a small branch thence by a line of marked trees No. to the lands of THOMAS GOOSE thence So, Westerly by the sd land the Corner tree it being a small Spanish Oak thence bounding again on the same land No. W. to another Corner tree of the same land and thence by a line of marked trees Westerly to a turning tree on a Leavell neare the ROAD to the COURT HOUSE and on the South side thereof thence Sc, Easterly to the land of HENRY AUSTIN aforesaid thence on the lines N. Ea. to a certain Corner red Oake neare the CATT PATH and finally over certain branches So. E. to the Oak where it first began To have and to hold the said land with his due share of mines and minerals therein contained with all rights of hunting hawking fishing and fowling wth all woods waters and rivers belonging to the said land to him the said Capt. JOHN HULL his heirs and assigns forever in as ample manner as is expressed in a Charter of Orders from the late Treasurer and Company dated the 18th of November 1618 or out of the Letters Pattents paying to our Sovereign Lord the King his heirs and Successors for every fifty acres of land hereby granted yearely at the feast of St. Michael! the Arch Angell the Fee Rent of One shilling which payment is to be made yearely from the Entry of the Survey and Rights in the Office dated the 12th of October 1665 according to his Majesties instructions of the 12th of September 1662 provided that if the said Capt. JOHN HULL his heirs or assigner doe not plant or seat upon the said land in three years next ensuing the date hereof then it. shall be lawfull for any Adventurer or Planter to make choice and seate thereupon Given at JAMES CITY under my hand the seale of the Collony this 30th day of October 1669 and in the 21st year of the Reign of KING CHARLES the Second
Capt. JOHN HULLs his Pattent for WILLIAM BERKELEY
650 acres and 235 thirds of land
lying in Rappa. County Test PHILL. LUDWELL
KNOW ALL MEN that I JOHN HULL of Rappa. doe for myself my heirs and assigns sell and make over all my right and interest or this witnin mentioned Pattent unto ROGER WILLIAMS and his heirs forever To have and to hold the same with every part and parcell thereof together with all rights thereunto belonging in as full and ample manner as is given to me by this Pattan wth in mentioned and further do oblige myself together with my Wife to acknowledge this my deed either in person or by lawfull hands and seals this 4th day of March 1672/3
in presence of THOMAS EVANS, JOHN HULL
ROGER HULL ELIZA. HULL
Recognit in Cu: Rappa quinto die March 1672/3
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I ELIZABETH HULL doe constitute and appoint my loving Friend THOMAS ERWIN my true and lawfull Attorney for me and in my name and place to acknowledge and make over unto ROGER WILLIAMS a parcell of land by Patten containing six hundred and fifty acres 235 thirds as witness my hand and seale this 4th of March 1672/3
Witness ANN ERWIN, ELIZABETH HULL
ROGER HULL
Recordat xii die March 1672/3
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1672-1674 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 89-91
BE IT KNOWNE unto all men by these presents that I JOHN HULL of the County of Rappa and Parish of Farnham Gent. for and in consideration of Nine thousand pounds of tobacco and cask to me in hand by Bill secured by JOHN SHERLOCK JUNR and PHILIP DAVIS Planters of the same County and Parish have granted unto the abovesd JOHN SHERLOCK JUNIOR and PHILIP DAVIS his heirs and assignes one parcell of land containing Four hundred acres thereabout being in the abovesaid County and Parish being part of the INDIAN LAND called MORATIQUOND and adjoyning the lands of one JOHN ALLOWAY To have and to hold the abovesaid quantity of land by these presents granted withall priviledges and hereditaments thereunto belonging to them the sd JOHN SHERLOCK JUNIOR and PHILIP DAVIS without the denial of me the said JOHN HULL my heirs or administrators they the said JOHN SHERLOCK JUNIOR and PHILIP DAVIS paying and discharging the rents and services yearley due to our Sovereign Lord the King and I the said JOHN HULL do oblige myself that they shall at all times hereafter occupy and enjoy the premises herein granted without the trouble to me !the said JOHN HULL my heirs or any persons laying any lawfull claime to the priviledges either from or under us and further I the said JOHN HULL together with ELIZABETH my Wife and wee both with one consent doe oblidge ourselves to acknowledge this our act and deed in the County Court abovesaid either personally or by our Attorney lawfully qualified and in confirmation of all and every the premises herein mentioned we have set our hands and seals this 8th day of March 1672/3
in presence of THOMAS GOODRICH, JOHN HULL
GILES CALE
KNOW ALL MEN that wee the within mentioned JOHN SHERLOCK JUNIOR and PHILIP DAVIS doe disowne and forever disclaime any right or interest to the within mentioned land or any part thereof or any proffitt and do for us our heirs and administrators jointly and severally set over and alien all and every the premises and proffitts houses and whatsoever else thereunto belonging to the within mentioned JOHN HULL his heirs and assignes forevermore in as large and ample manner as the same was by the within mentioned deed granted to us and doe oblige ourselves joyntly and severally to confirme this our Act and deed by Acknowledgement thereof in the County Court of Rappa. next held and in confirmation thereof have set our hands and seals this 3d of March 1672/3
Test THOMAS AUDREY, JOHN SHERLOCK
JOHN SHERLOCK SENR. PHILIP DAVIS
KNOW ALL MEN that I LIDIA SHERLOCK the Wife of the within mentioned JOHN SHERLOCK JUNIOR doe of my own voluntary and free consent and assent disclaime and disowne all my right to the within mentioned land or any part thereof and doe freely agree and condescend to the above said reassignment made by my
said Husband to JOHN HULL Gent. and doe confirme this my consent thereto by setting to my hand and seale and do also promise to acknowledge this Deed at the County Court of Rappa, next held either by myself or my lawfull Attorney Witness my hand and seal this 3 day of March 1672/3
Test THOMAS AUDREY, LIDIA SHERLOCK
JOHN SHERLOCK SENR
Recordat xx die March 1672/3
KNOW ALL MEN that I LIDIA SHERLOCK Wife of JOHN SHERLOCK JUNIOR of the County of Rappa Planter doe constitute and appoint WILLIAM THORNBURY of the same County to be my lawfull Attorney to acknowledge two parts or parcells of land in the County Court abovesaid One parcel] being sold by my abovesd Husband unto RICHARD DRAKE of the County of LANCASTER the other to acknowledge unto JOHN HULL Gent of the County of Rappa. abovesd being a parcel] of the INDIAN TOWNE bought by my Husband of Mr. HULL rattifying and confirming whatsoever my said Attorney shall doe in the premises to be as authentick and lawfull as if I myself 1 were personally present In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 3 day of March 1672/3
Test RICHARD BRANHAM LIDIA SHERLOCK
ROGER WILLIAMS
Recordat xxi die March 1672/3
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1670-1674 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 2; [John Frederick Dorman];
Page 151a. 16 April 1673. Coll. Jno. Hull's letter attorney: I qualify James Gaylor to be my attorney in any action wherein I am concerned in Westmoreland Court.
Jno. Hull
Wit: Jno. Lee, Jno. Garrard.
25 June 1673. Recorded.
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1674-1676 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 268-269
BE IT KNOWN unto all men by these presents that I JOHN HULL of the County of Rappa and Parish of Farnham Gent doe and in consideracon of Ten thousand pounds of tobacco and Casque to me in hand paid by Bill securied by WILLIAM BENDALL of the Countie of LANCASTER, Wheelwright, have granted and made over unto the aforesaid WILL BENDALL his heirs & assigns one pcell of land containing Foure hundred acres or thereabouts scituate and being in the abovesaid County & Parish heing part of the INDIAN TOWNE called MORATIQUA adjoying to the land of JOHN ALLOWAY and lately in the tenure and possession of JOHN SHURLOCK JUNIOR and Mr. PHILIP DAVIS & by them reassigned over to me the said JOHN HULL Gent from them by Deeds of Writing on record of the abovesaid County Court will appeare To have and to hold the said quantity of Land by these presents granted to him sd WILL: BENDALL his heirs and assigns he the said WILLIAM BENDALL paying the yearely Rents and services due to our Sovereign Lord the King for the premises herein & I the said JOHN HULL Gent doe oblidge myselfe my heirs that the said WILL: BENDALL his heirs shall at all times hereafter quietly occupy the premises without the trouble of me the said JOHN HULL Gent my heirs or any other person whatsoever laying any claim under us Excepting and reserving to myself the yearly privilidge to make and carry out of the Marshes belonging to the said Land all such Hay as I shall yearly have occasion for anything to the contrary in this writing formerly expressed notwithstanding and furthermore I the said JOHN HULL Gent together with ELIZABETH my Wife and we hnth with one consent doe oblidge ourselves to acknowledge this our lawfull act and deed in the County Court of Rappa either personally or by our certain attorneys lawfully qualified when by the said WILL: BENDALL it shall be required and in confirmation thereof we the said JOHN and ELIZABETH HULL have sett our hands and seals this Eighteenth day
of January Anno Dom 1674/5
in presence of us THOMAS KIRTON, JOHN HULL
JOHN PORTEUS ELIZABETH HULL
Recognitr in Cu Comr Rappa 3 die Febry 1674/5
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1674-1676 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 305-306
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come THOMAS FRESHWATER of Rappa County in Virginia sendth greeting in our Lord God Everlasting Whereas by Pattent bearing date the twenty fourth day of August 1664 there is granted Mr. RICHARD WEBLEY, Mr. ROBERT DAVIS and me the said THOMAS FRESHWATER Seven thousand two hundred Twenty & one acres scituate in the County of Rappa and NORTHUMBERLAND in Virginia aforesaid to hold in Joynt Tenancy the right of all wch said land is since devolved to me as doth appear upon the records of Rappa County aforesaid. Now Know ye that I the said THOMAS FRESHWATER for divers good causes and more especially for the quantity of thirteen thousand pounds of good tobacco and Calque to me in hand paid the Receipt whereof I doe hereby acknowledge have granted sold and confirmed unto Lieut. Coll. JOHN HULL of Rappa County aforesaid thirteen hundred seventy four acres of land part of the aforesaid Seven thousand two hundred twenty one acres the said thirteen hundred seventy and four acres being bounded as followeth (Vitt) beginning at the Corner marked tree of DENNIS SWILLIVANT and extending thence North East by a line of marked trees to a marked red Oake on the South West side of a marshy Swamp thence NW by N. alongst the said Swamp to a marked red Oak standing in a line of marked trees belonging to another pcell of land in possession of the said JOHN HULL thence South along that line to the Corner tree thence West SW by another line belonging to the said HULL to a marked white Oak standing by the great pocoson thence SW down the said pocoson to another white Oak finally by a line thence drawn including all my right next Coll. JOHN HULL his first stand, To have and to hold the said thirteen hundred seaventy & foure acres of land together with all rights belonging to him the said Lt. Collo. JOHN HULL his heirs and assigns forever and I the sd THOMAS FRESHWATER doe by these presents for myselfe my heirs & every of them promise to and wth sd Lt. Collo. JOHN HULL his heirs and assigns to warrant the said land and every part thereof to be free and at all times forever to remain free from all manner of Joyntures Dowers titles of Dower incumbrances whatsoever of any manner of person to him the said JOHN HULL his heirs & assigns forever under the yearely Rent reserved for the same to our Sovereign Lord the King In Witness whereof I have sett my hand and seale this fourteenth day of July 1675
in presence of JAMES GAYLORD, THOMAS FRESHWATER
MARY FOREST
And I JOANE FRESHWATER Wife of the aforesaid THOMAS FRESHWATER doe by these presents freely voluntarily and of my own accord consent and agree to this prsent Deede of Bargain & Sale As Witness my hand and seale the day & year abovesaid
Teste JOANE SULLAVANT JOANE FRESHWATER
JOHN RILEY
Recognitr in Cu Comr Rappa 2 die Septembr 1675
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1674-1676 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 342-343
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JAMES CAPLIN [Copeland] of the County of Rappa and Parrish of Farnham for and in consideration of Five thousand pounds of tobacco and casque to me in hand paid by Mrs. ELIZABETH HULL Executrix of Lt. Collo JOHN HULL of the same County & Parrish late deceased doe bargaine sell & forever make over unto her the said Mrs. ELIZABETH HULL her heirs and assigns all and singular that Divident of land properly belonged to me whereon one THOMAS SAMPSON now liveth and containing by estimation Eighty acres or thereabouts together with all and every the appurtenances thereunto belonging together with my whole cropp of tobacco wch I shall make this ensuing yeare upon the plantacon whereon I now live To have and to hold use & enjoy and to take possession of all & every the premises hereby granted to her own proper use and behoofe and that it shall be lawfull to enjoye the same as before menconed quietly without the let or molestation of me the said JAMES CAPLIN my heirs &c. or any other person whatsoever and doe oblige myselfe to acknowledge and confirm this Instrument of writing as my Reall act and deed at the County Court abovesaid next held and in confirmation thereof have hereunto sett my hand & seale this 2d day of May 1676
The Condition of this present Instrument of Writing is such that if the above mentioned JAMES CAPLIN his heirs &c. shall well and truly pay and satisfie unto the said Mrs. ELIZABETH HULL Two thousand live hundred pounds of good tobacco and casque at or upon the last of December next ensuing this date wth convenience in the said County and Parish and alsoe shall civilly demesne and behave himselfe towards the said Mrs. ELIZABETH HULL her heirs &c wth out doing or procuring to be done any prjudice or harm either to her stock or hogs and cattle or whatsoever to her belonging during the time he shall continue in the said Plantacon whereon he now liveth that then this prsent obligation to be void and of none effect or else to stand and remain in full power and virtue according to the true intent and meaning hereof
in presence of us SAMUEL GRIFFIN JAMES CAPLIN
ENOCK DAUGHTY
Recognitr in Cu Comr Rappa 3 die May 1676
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1662-1666 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 5; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 442
MR. JOHN HULL, 500 acs. on N. side & in the freshes of Rappa. Riv., 20 Feb. 1662, Page 148, (19). Beg. at land now in possession of Silvester Thatcher &c. running to Spanish Oake dividing land of sd. Thatcher & Tho. Whitlock. Sold to sd. Hull by Alex. Fleming & Eliz. his wife, being part of 1000 acs. granted to sd. Thatcher 6 Oct. 1656.
SAME. 650 acs. Rappa. Co., on N. side sd. Riv., 18 Mar. 1663/4, Page 148, (19). Bet. two main branches of Toteskey Cr. Beg. at poynt of land where sd. Cr. divides itself into two main branches, one running Nly., the other Ely. &c. to land of Michael Hugell, to trees of Dennis Swillivants, including all marshes between the water side of each branch & the fume land. Trans. of 13 pers: Peter Peterson, David Warren, Tho. Offeild, Roger Brack (or Beack), Jane Dunkin, Walter Wood, Phillip Cox, Edw. Norman, Walter Coale, Wm. Watkins, Jno. Charles, Hen. Moore, Eliz. Welch.
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1662-1666 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 5; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 443
JOHN HULL, 300 acs. Lancaster Co., 18 Mar. 1662, Page 152, (25). Upon Occapason Cr. Granted to Jno. Watson 12 June 1655, by him sold to Vincent Stanford, who sold to Edward Hudson, who assigned to sd. Hull.
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 8
CAPT. JNO. HULL, 7100 A., 2 R., 13 P., Rappa. Co.; 30 Sept. 1663. Page 27. 5798 A. 2 R. 13 P. in Farnham Parish, on N. side of sd. Riv., beg. Michaell Hugill. &c. to Tho. Robinson & Edward Lewis; 661 acs. in sd. parrish, on N. side sd. Riv., beg. at the head of Totoskey Cr.. running to head of Sellevants gutt, S. nere an Indian path &c; 650 acs. beg. where sd. Cr. devides into 2 maine branches &c. to land of sd. Hugill & Dennis Swillivant &c. 5798 A. 2 R. 13 • P. granted sd. Hull & Mr. Will Mosely, 20 Feb. 1662. which sd. Mosely sold to sd. Hull; 664 acs. granted sd. Hugill the same date & sold to sd. Hull; 650 acs. granted sd. Hull 18 Mar. 1663.
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 46
CAPT. JOHN HULL, 1400 acs. Rappa. Co., N. side Rappa. Riv., 23 Sept. 1668, Page 177. 1100 acs. granted to Miles Riley 12 Oct. 1665 & given by will to sd. Hull. 200 acs. ad). Thomas Robinson; 300 acs. adj. Coll. Panteleroye's Orphts., & a sw. dividing this & land of Geo. Bryer's Orphts. Trans. of 28 pers.*
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 50
CAPT. JNO. HULL, 1200 acs. Rappa. Co., N. side of Rappa. Riv., & E. side of Totaskey Cr., 25 Sept. 1668; Page 192. Adj. Tho. Robinson, Edw. Lewis, Crosse Cr. &c. 800 acs. granted to Quintillian Sherman & Thomas Robinson, 3 Nov. 1664; 400 acs. granted to Miles Reyley 3 Oct. 1664; all which land was deserted for want of seating & now granted by order &c. at James Citty 21 Apr. 1668; & further due for trans. of 24 pers: Jno. Heres (or Leres ?), Jno. Dunn, John Hart, Wm. Searby, Jno. Reader, Mat. Tickner, Jno. Aldridge, Tho. Cox, Cha. Cupper, Wm. Hanch, Loveridge, Jno. Critchett, Tho. Willyson, Wm. Powell, Jno. Seaton, Mary Center, Phill. Boadman, Julyas Hall, Tho. Shelton, Wm. Strang, Wm. Haydon, Tho. Harper; Cevilian, Fiedaseth (?) servants.
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 75
CAPT. JOHN HULL, of Rappa. Co., 650 acs., Fernham (Farnham) Parish, N. side Rappa. Riv., adj. Henry Austin, Tho. Freshwater, Robt. Sissen, Tho. Goose & near the road to the Court house: 30 Oct. 1669, Page 295. Granted to Milles Reyley, dec'd., of sd. Co., & given by will to sd. Hull.
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 83
CAPT. JOHN HULL, 1200 acs. Rappa. Co., N. side sd. Riv.. E. side of Totoskey Cr., 10 Oct. 1670, Page 321. 800 acs. granted to Quintillian Sharman & Thomas Robinson, 3 Nov. 1664; 400 acs. granted to Miles Reley 3 Oct. 1664 all of which was deserted, & petitioned by sd. Hull, to whom it was granted at a court held at James Citty 21 Apr. 1668; formerly granted to sd. Sharman, but upon triall in the Gen'l. Ct, found to belong to sd. Hull. Sd. land adj. Thomas Robinson, Edward Lewis & Crosse Cr. Trans. of 24 pers.* Note: The rights for this pattern are recorded in this booke Fol. 192 under Capt. Jno. patt.
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http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=159&last=&g_p=G3&co llection=NN Grant
Title Thomas, James.
Publication 17 September 1707.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Northern Neck Grants, reels 288-311.
Note Location: Richmond County.
Description: 729 acres in the forrest and upon the branches of Totoskey adjoining John Hull, and Thomas Freshwater.
Source: Northern Neck Grants No. 3, 1703-1710, Page 159 (Reel 288).
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1635 - 1677 (> 42 years)