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- not proved to these parents but this thomas is probably related to the Maryland Chapmans
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1689-1693 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 2 [Antient Press];
p.174a KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I MARGARET CARR Wife of JOHN doe make THOMAS SHUTE of Stafford County in my behalf to acknowledge my right to two hundred acres of land wch bought of THOMAS CHAPMAN from me & my heires forever to THOMAS NORMAN his heires forever. As Wittness my hande August 1690 JOHN CARR MARGARET CARR
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1689-1693 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 2 [Antient Press];
p.175 TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come I JOHN CARR OF CHAPPAWAMSICK in Stafford County send Greetinge Whereas I am Legally seized of two hundred acres of lande in fee by venue of an Exchange made betweene meye said JOHN CARR & THOMAS CHAPMAN of ACQUIA in the County aforesaid next adjoyninge to ye land of THOMAS NORMAN beinge ye most Northerne or uppermost part of ye four hundred acres of land lyeinge betwixt ye lande of DANNL. MATHEENEY by him purchased of JOHN FASSAKER out of ye Grande Pattent of Sixteen hundred acres of land inwhich is Included both ye lands of ye said THOMAS NORMAN and DANL. MATHEENEY & by Deed of Exchange bounded to mee in ye said Deed on ye Southeast by ye lower part of said four hundred acres of land by a Lyne to be drawne North West beinge ye back lyne of ye Greate Pattent to the land of the said THOMAS NORMAN wch runs Last North East on ye North by that Lyne drawne to ye Crooke & finally downe ye Creeke to ye beginninge as by aforesaid Deed dated ye day before these psents_ Now Know yee that 1 the said JOHN CARR for & in consideracon of ye aforesaid have granted to him ye said THOMAS NORMAN of Stafford County two hundred acres of lande above expressed. Wittness my hande & Seale the Eighth day of May 1690
In presence of GEORGE BRENT, JOHN CARR THOMAS CHAPMAN
This above said deed of Exchange of lands was acknowledged to THOMAS NORMAN by THOS SHUTE Attorney of the said JOHN CARR & MARGARET his Wife by vertue of a Letter of Atturney to him given in ye County of Stafford on the 12th day of November 1690 & was then recorded
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1689-1693 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 2 [Antient Press];
pp. KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that wee BARTHOLEMEW and CHARLES FLEMMiNGE of ye County of RAPPAHANACK have sold unto Capta. MALACHY PEALE a Certain tract of land of Three hundred &fifteen acres &doe by these presents sell the aforesaid Tract it beinge in ye freshes of ye RAPPAHANOCK of ye North side of the River the said lande beinge by Mr. JOHN & GEORGE MOTT unto PETER GALLEN & ye said PETER GALLEN demised unto THOMAS CHAPMAN & by he said THOMAS CHAPMAN sold unto JOHN FOSSAKER & made over from ye said JOHN FOSSAKER unto JOHN BARTHOLOMEW & FLEMMINGE as may by Deeds & writeings more att large appease ye said tract of land beinge part of a Divident formerly belonginge to JOHN &GEORGE MOTT above named heginninge att a Corner tree by a Path side & runninge N. to PAZBETANZE BRANCHES thence over Stony hill So. East to a red oake thence South divideinge this land from ye lande of Mr. JOHN CREEDE to a corner Red oake by ye Swamp as au Ea, & thence where it first begun being survaid by MR. GEORGE MORRIS To Have and To Hold from ye said JOHN BARTHOLOMEW & CHARLES FLEMMINGE or either of us wee owninge to have reced of Capt. PEALE ye sume of five thousand five hundred pounds of Tobacco & Caske. In Wiliness whereof we have putt our handes & Seales this 12th day of November 1690. In presence of SAMP DORRELL. JOHN BARTHOLOMEW, JOSHUA DAVIS, THEODIRICK BLANDE CHARLES FLEMMINGE KNOW ALL MEN by these prevents that we SARAH BARTHOLOMEW Wife of JOHN BARTHOLOMEW & ELIZABETH FLEMMINGE Wife to CHARLES FLEMMINGE doe acknowledge & for ever relinquish our thirds or Dower to ye within premisses as Wittness our hands ye 12th of November 1690
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1689-1693 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 2 [Antient Press];
Page 178 TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come I THOMAS CHAPMAN of ACQUIA in Stafford County for ye sume of five thousand five hundred pounds of Tobacco & Caste sufficiently secured to be paid to me by THOMAS SHUTE of AKOKEEKE in Stafford County have sold unto him ye said THOMAS SHUTE two hundred acres of lande whereon now I live beinge on OCCQUIA CREEKE & ye Lowermost halfe of foure hundred acres of land bought by me of JOHN FASSAKER out of his Grand pattent of Sixteene hundred Acres adjoyninge to ye lands of DANLL. MATHEENEYs called HOGGE POINT Beginning at ye said MATTHEENE upper Corner by OCCQUIA CHEM side on ye uppers side of HOGGE POINTE & extending West South West to the back lyne of the Grand Pattent from thence along the said back lyne to a lyne that deivides this Two hundred acres of land from ye part of ye Four hundred acres bought by me of JOHN FOSSAKER & by him conveyed to mee by Deed of Sale executed in Stafford County dated the 30th day of September 1687. In Wittness I have seu my hande & Seale this 18th day of July 1690
In presence of GEORGE BRENT, THO :CHAPMAN THOMAS NORMAN
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I MARY CHAPMAN Wife of THOMAS CHAPMAN doe make THOMAS NORMAN of Stafford County for me to acknowledge my right of title of Dower to Two hundred acres of lande next to MATHEENEYs from me to THOMAS SHUTE his heires for ever. As Wittness my hande August 1690.
MARY CHAPMAN
This Sale of Lande was acknowledged in Stafford County Court by said THOMAS CHAPMAN & THO. NORMAN Atturnie of MARY CHAPMAN his Wife unto said THOMAS SHUTE on ye 12th day Novembr. 1690 & was then recorded.
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1689-1693 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 2 [Antient Press];
Page 178- -179 TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come I JOHN CARR of CHAPOWAMSICK in Stafford County send Greetinge. Whereas NICHOLAS RUSSELL of OCCQUIA did in ye yeare of or Lord God 1669 sett out marked & bounde a parcell of lande by Estimacon One hundred and fifty acres beinge on ye South side of ACQUIA CREEKE & extending by a lyne of marked trees Westerly into ye woods to ye Ridge or near a Rich Vallie by ye Creeke & part of his tract of land where he now dwells beginninge at ye rich Vallie & from thence by an other lyne of marked trees Northwest to HOPE CREEKE or near that course of ye HOPE CREEKE & soe down that Creeke to ye Mouth thereof finally downe OCCQUIA to ye first beginninge wch said lines & corner trees are to ye Neighbours & Inhabitants well known wch said lande ye said NICHOLAS RUSSELL did convey in fee to JOSEPH RANDALL and MICHAELL HILL in Joint Tenancy in ye yeare above said by a well executed Deed & did give to them Livery & Seizin thereof by wch meanes they held ye premises dureinge ye life of ye said JOSEPH RANDALL wthout division hee dyeing & ye said MICHAEL HILL became seized of ye whole by Survivorship accordinge to ye nature of Joint Tenancy who afterwards dyed & ye said lands did descend to REBECCA his Daughter & heire who intermarried wth RICHARD HEAD Miller who beinge in ye full possession & seisin thereof did by their Deed dated ye 11th day of February 1684 sell & convey the said Lande wth all its appurtenances by a well executed Deed to RICHARD MARTINE & his heires forever who beinge in his Lawfull Seizin thereof did convey ye said premises to mee ye said JOHN CARR as by ye same will appeare duely executed in Stafford Court. Now know yee that I the said JOHN CARR for Two hundred acres of land past in Exchange wth mee by THOMAS CHAPMAN sittuate in OCCQUIA & where ye said THOMAS CHAPMAN now lives beinge ye uppermost halfe of foure hundred acres purchased by him of JOHN FASSAKER out of his Pattent of 1600 acres next to & adjoyninge to ye land of THOMAS NORMAN & alsoe in consideration of ye sume of Two thousande two hundred & fortie pounds of Tobacco in Caske securied to be paid mee by him ye said THOMAS CHAPMAN have given exchanged sold to him ye said THOMAS CHAPMAN his heires ye above expressed one hundred and fifty acres of lande bee ye same more or less on OCCQUIA in Stafford County. In Wittness whereof I have sett my hande and scale this 8th day of July 1690
In presence of GEORGE BRENT, JOHN CARR
THO: NORMAN
This Sale or Exchange of Lande was by ye said JOHN CARR acknowledged unto THOMAS CHAPMAN in County Court of Stafford on ye 12th day of November 1690 and was then recorded
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1689-1693 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 2 [Antient Press];
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come Know Yee that this Indenture made ye Fifteenth day of November 1690 And in ye 3d yeare of the Reigne of or Sovereigne Lord and Lady WILLIAM & MARY of England Wittnesseth that wee THO: CHAPMAN of the County of Stafford COOPER & MARY ye Wife for Seaven thousand poundes of Tobacco & caste ye said THO: & MARY in hand paid by WM. WALLER of ye aforesaid County Planter have sold unto ye sd WM. WALLER one plantacon of land lyeinge upon the South side of OCOUIA CREEKE & neare & next upon ye HOPE CREEKE wch sd Plantacon the said THOMAS CHAPMAN bought of JOHN CARR containinge by estimacon One hundred and Fifty acres of land as in a former Deed granted by RICHARD MARTYN of ye aforesaid County unto ye said JOHN CARR To Have and To Hold unto ye said WILLIAM WALLER Warrantinge ye same accordinge to all ye above premises our handes 6c Settles this fifteenth day of November 1690
In presence of SAMP: DORRELL, THO: CHAPMAN
AMBROSE BAYLEY, ROBERT DON, MARY CHAPMAN MORRIS CLARKE
This above Deed was acknowledged in the County Court of Stafford by THOMAS CHAPMAN and SAMPSON DORRELL Attorney of MARY Wife of said THOMAS CHAPMAN the 11th day of December 1690 and was then recorded
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press];
Page 2-3 Know all men .. I ANNE CARMALT late of Maryland but now of Stafford County in Virginia Widow put and bind as a servant to my loving Friend EDWARD BARTON of Stafford County one of my children now with and in this my great want and necessity as now a poor widow therefore for the more and better Christian care of my son JOHN CARMALT unto Edward Barton for the full time until he comes to age of twenty one years he being now eleven years of age the said Edward Barton finding my son sufficient cloathing & provisions during the whole time .. this 19th day October 1699.
Presence Thomas x Chapman, Anne x Carmalt Thomas x Chapman Junr.
Sworn in presence of G. Mason, Ch-warden.
Recorded 9th November 1699.
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press];
p. 3 Know all men .. I ANN CARMALT late of Maryland but now of Stafford County in Virginia Widow do put and bind as servants to my loving & good friend BURR HARRISON two of my poor & small children now with me in my great want and necessity as now being left a poor & distressed widow therefore for the more and better Christian care of two of my children I do bind my son and daughter, HENRY and BRIDGET CARMALT unto Burr Harrison to serve as followeth my son Henry to serve until he shall be twenty and one years and my daughter to serve until she shall be seventeen or day of marriage but if it should please God that Burr Harrison should dye before my son & daughter shall serve the said term then my son & daughter to be free and not to serve any other person .. this 19th day October 1699. My son Henry is five years old and my daughter Bridget is seven years of age my daughter to serve no longer than she is seventeen years which is 7 years (sic.) from this day.
Ann x Carmalt Signed sealed and delivered
in ye presence of us
Tho. x Chapman, Tho. x Chapman Junr.
Signed in presence of G. Mason Ch-warden. Recorded 9th November 1699.
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page 279 Be it known unto all men that I THOMAS. CHAPMAN of county Stafford do by these presents bargain sell & deliver unto WM. PERKINS my wifes whole right & title of her third of that tract of land going by the name of Freestone Point & with all our priviledges belonging to it as fishing, fowling, hawking hunting with all the appurtenances of housing, fencing & orchards and will, hear him harmless from all. damages appurtaining to her 3d of that land appertaining to her late deced husband WM. PERKINS For the consideration of 1000 pounds of good Merchantable leaf Tobo. in cask .. this 6th day Augt. 1705 .
Presence Elenor White, Thomas x Chapman
Mary Perkins her mark Margaret x Chapman
Thomas Chapman in proper person acknowledged this deed .. BURR HARRISON by virtue of a Power of Attorney from Margt. Chapman wife of Thos. Chapman acknowledged her right of dower in the same & this deed & Letter of Attorney was ordered and recorded.
Know all men .. that I Margaret Chapman the wife of Thomas Chapman do depute Mr. Burr Harrison to be my lawful attorney to acknowledge my whole right & title of my thirds of the land of my deced husband Wm. Perkins to Wm. Perkins .. this 11th day June 1705.
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page. 442- 443
To all Christian People .. I JOHN UNDERWOOD of Stafford County in concideratfon of 4000 pounds of Tobo 6 cask & a young steer to me in hand paid by THOMAS CHAPMAN SENR. of county afsd .. have sold a certain parcel of land upon the SW..side of Quantiquot Creek being part of 300 acres formerly purchased by THOMAS MORLEY lying in Bourns Pattent and sold by the heirs of said Morley to me bounding .. beginning at the head of a valley butting agt MATHEW GOSS path and running down the valley the dividing line which divides the aforesd Underwood and Chapman made by consent of each party to the land of RICHARD RICHEY thence by a line of marked trees SW to the Little Creek thence adjoining to the land of SAM,. LUCKETTS & running ENE to the head of the valley afsd containing 150 acres he it mare or less ., 6th day March 1707/8.
Presence Wm. Jennings, John Underwood
Francis x Purnell, Mich Westray Mary x Underwood
AT Court held 8th September 1705 The within deed of sale was acknowledged in Court in person by Thomas Chapman Senr. and WILLIAM ALLENBY by virtue of a power of attorney from MARY UNDERWOOD relinquished her right of dower to the same which together with the deed is ordered to be recorded & is recorded.
Know all men .. I Mary Underwood of Stafford County have appointed Willm. Allenby of Stafford County my true and lawful attorney to acknowledge and make over according to Law a certain deed of sale unto Thomas Chapman Senr. 6th day March 1707.
Presence Will. Jennings, Mary x Underwood Mich. Westray, Francis Purnell's mark
Recorded in Stafford County Court the 8th September 1708.
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page. 440- 442
To all Christian People .. I DANL. MORLEY of Charles County in Province of Maryland this 6th of March anno 1707 .. in consideration sum 7000 pounds of good Tobo and cask to me in hand paid by JOHN UNDERWOOD of Stafford County planter .. have sold all my right title and Interest to 300 acres of land situate on South side quantiquot creek in county afsd being part of the uppermost thousand acres included in WM. BOURNES Pattent of 2000 acres which uppermost thousand acres begins at a marked line of trees upon Quanticot Creek side running clear & through a small branch or Swamp which divides this thousand acres of land from 200 acres sold by Wm. Bourne to RICHARD GIBSON called Ankrans Land the first of which thousand (vizt) the sd Wm. Bourne sold unto THOMAS BARTON 400 acres running down the said creek for breadth & South west into the woods near the Little Back creek & parallel the head line the next 300 acres belonging to MARY the widow & relict of WM. WALTEREDGE deced running the same courses as the other so that the said 300 acres sold or in-tended to be sold is to take its first bounds beginning from the lowermost line of the said 300 acres belonging to MARY WALTEREDGE observing the same courses forementioned till it be compleat that 300 acres mentioned to be sold --
Presence G. Mason, Danl. x Morley
G. Mason Junr., Cabl. Adams
At Court held 8th September 1708 George Mason Gent. by virtue of a power of attorney .. acknowledged the within deed of sale of land .. & same is ordered to be recorded & is recorded.
Know all men .. that I DANL. MORLEY of Charles County in Province of Mary-land Planter have appointed my trusty & loving friend Collo. GEORGE MASON of Stafford County my true and lawful attorney .. to acknowledge and make over according to Law a certain deed by me signed unto John Underwood .. 6th day
Presence C. Mason Junr., Danl. Morleys x mark Gabriel Adams
Proved in Court 8th day Sept 1708 and is ordered to be recorded & is recorded.
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page. 442- 443
To all Christian People .. I JOHN UNDERWOOD of Stafford County in concideratfon of 4000 pounds of Tobo 6 cask & a young steer to me in hand paid by THOMAS CHAPMAN SENR. of county afsd .. have sold a certain parcel of land upon the SW..side of Quantiquot Creek being part of 300 acres formerly purchased by THOMAS MORLEY lying in Bourns Pattent and sold by the heirs of said Morley to me bounding .. beginning at the head of a valley butting agt MATHEW GOSS path and running down the valley the dividing line which divides the aforesd Underwood and Chapman made by consent of each party to the land of RICHARD RICHEY thence by a line of marked trees SW to the Little Creek thence adjoining to the land of SAM,. LUCKETTS & running ENE to the head of the valley afsd containing 150 acres he it mare or less ., 6th day March 1707/8.
Presence Wm. Jennings, John Underwood
Francis x Purnell, Mich Westray Mary x Underwood
AT Court held 8th September 1705 The within deed of sale was acknowledged in Court in person by Thomas Chapman Senr. and WILLIAM ALLENBY by virtue of a power of attorney from MARY UNDERWOOD relinquished her right of dower to the same which together with the deed is ordered to be recorded & is recorded.
Know all men .. I Mary Underwood of Stafford County have appointed Willm. Allenby of Stafford County my true and lawful attorney to acknowledge and make over according to Law a certain deed of sale unto Thomas Chapman Senr. 6th day March 1707.
Presence Will. Jennings, Mary x Underwood Mich. Westray, Francis Purnell's mark
Recorded in Stafford County Court the 8th September 1708.
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1722-1728 Stafford County, Virginia Deed Book J; [Antient Press];
Page 292-294 To all Christian People .. I JOHN UNDERWOOD of Stafford County Planter send greeting this sixth August 1726 Know yee that I in consideration Eight thousand five hundred pounds of Tobacco in hand paid in Casks by FRANCIS PURNELL deced late of Stafford County do discharge FRANCIS PURNEL .. his heirs .. all my right in two 150 acres of land lyeing on south side of Quantico creek being part of the uppermost thousand acres included in WILLM. BOURNS pattent being one half of that land conveyed to me by deed from DANIEL MARLEY the other part being sold by me to THOMAS CHAPMAN SENIOR which is divided by a line of marked trees formerly made and agreed upon by Thomas Chapman Senior and the said Underwood included in William Bourn's pattent of two thousand acres which uppermost thousand acres begins at a marked line of trees on Quantico creek side running thro a small branch on swamp which divides this 1000 acres from 200 acres of land sold by William Bourne to RICHARD GIBSON called Amkorums Land the first of which thousand (vizt.) the said Bourne sold unto THOMAS BARTON 400 acres runing down the said creek into the woods near the little back creek and parralel with the head line the next 300 acres be-longing to MARY the Widdow and relict to WILLIAM WALTRIDGE deceased runing same course as the other till it be compleat before mentioned so the 150 acres mentioned to be sold ..
Presence David Davies, John Underwood Joseph x Chapman
At Court held in Stafford County 10th August 1726 John Underwood came into Court acknowledged deed of sale to MARY ASHMORE & JOHN CHAPMAN PURNELL, Admr. of FRANCIS PURNELL deced which on their motion is admitted to record.
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Craxon, Thomas, Chas. County, 27th Aug., 1691; 31st Dec., 1702.
To sons John and Thomas jointly and their hrs., 150 A.,, "Field Close."
To Edward and Ann, eld. child. of Edward Till, to Thomas, eld. son of Thomas Chapman, and to Mary, dau. of sd. Thomas, personalty.
Wife Ann, extx.
Test: Wm. Stone, Edward Chapman, Anne Rannuck. ext
MCW, 11.387
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TILL, Edward, Chas. County, 6th May, - ; 11th June, 1698.
To sons Edward and John, all lands, being 2 tracts unnamed. In event of death of sons without issue, lands to pass to John and Thomas Craxon; they dying without issue to pass to Thomas Chapman, Jr.
Wife Sarah, extx. and residuary legatee.
Test: Patrick Andrews, Thos. How, Francis Frampton. 7. 371.
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1723 Stafford County, Virginia rent rolls by James Carter 18 July 1724; 150 acres Thomas Chapman; can't hear from him
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1670 - Aft 1724 (> 56 years)