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1729-1735 King George County, Virginia Deed Book 1-A; [Antient Press]; Page 328-329
Know all men .. I ROBERT RICHARDS of King George County .. am bound unto JOHN SAVAGE of Stafford County .. behalf of daughter of Mr. WILLIAM SKRINE deced vizt. ANNA & ELIZABETH in sum of Two hundred pounds Sterling money of great Britain .. 26th December 1729 and .. condition .. ROBERT RICHARDS by Intermarrying with MARGARET Widdow of WILLIAM SKRINE hath taken the estate (as appraised by Colo. NICHOLAS SMITH admr.) into his Custody in which estate there is three Negro children vizt. Bristol, Billy & Jeffery born of a Negro wench called Nan now
if sd ROBERT RICHARDS .. do upon the day of marriage or at age of eighteen years deliver & pay unto sd ANNA SKRINE .. Bristol & Jefferey if they do live .. likewise to ELIZABETH at the age or day of marriage aforsd .. Billy .. with the next child be it male or female the above sd Negro Nanny if do live .. likewise if either ANNA or ELIZABETH should happen to die before abovesd age or day of Marriage .. all right to be invested in Survivors .. all to be void or in force ..
Margaret Richards, Robt. Richards
John x Dermod
2nd day May 1735 .. JOHN SAVAGE presented the above Bond under Hand of ROBERT RICHARDS deced .. proved by oath of JOHN DERMOD .. recorded.
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1729-1735 King George County, Virginia Deed Book 1-A; [Antient Press]; Page 349-350
In obedience to an order of King Genrga County Court dated 6th Day of June 1735 we whose names are hereunto subscribed met at the House of MARGARET RICHARDS on the 5th day of November 1735 and there have divided the Estate of ROBERT RICHARDS deced according to his last Will & Testament as followeth -
To MARGARET RICHARDS, Widow To FRANCES RICHARDS her part
Total £145.17.0 Total £145.7.0
We allot JAMES LATHAM'S Plantation We allot the Plantation where
& ISAAC NICHOLE'S with 238 acres ANTHONY MOSSOLIN now lives & being the one moiety of what Lands the Plantation whereon FRANKLIN ROBERT RICHARDS deced died pos- LATHAM now lives with 238 acres
sess'd to MARGARET RICHARDS being one moiety of what land ROBT. RICHARDS deced died possess'd
to FRANCES RICHARDS
Whereas it is alledged that ROBERT RICHARDS in his lifetime did oblige himself in a bond penalty of £100 .. Sterling to deliver three of the Negroes ment'd. in the inventory of his estate named Bristoll Coburn & Jane valued in the amount Inventory at £37 current money to ANNA
SKRINE & ELIZABETH SKRINE at their coming of full age or day of Marriage .. We have not medled with them but have divided all the rest of the estate in two equal parts .. to MARGARET the widdow & to FRANCES the only surviving child of ROBERT RICHARDS .. likewise the land above mentioned .. 5th November 1735.
John Champe Jereh: Bronaugh
John Steward
7th November 1735 .. Division of Estate of ROBERT RICHARDS deced
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1749-1752 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book M [Antient Press]: Page 38-41
THIS INDENTURE made the twenty fifth and twenty sixth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred & Fifty Between WILLIAM BUNBURY & ELIZABETH his Wife of one part and FRANCES BUNBURY of the other part Whereas by Deed from the PROPRIETORS OFFICE bearing date the fourteenth day of October in the year one thousand seven hundred & Twenty Six ANNA SKRINE & ELIZABETH SKRINE (who hath since Intermarryed with said BUNBURY) was seized in their Demense as of fee of and in and to a certain parcell of land containing twelve hundred & forty acres being (then in the County of STAFFORD now Prince William) and whereas also the said ANNA SKRINE departed this life before any division made off the said Tract of land between her & the said ELIZABETH whereby the sd ELIZABETH became entituled to the whole of the said Land by Surviorship Now This Indenture Witnesseth that said WILLIAM BUNBURY and ELIZABETH his Wife for the sum of One hundred and fifty pounds Sterling have sold unto the said FRANCES BUNBURY in her actual possession now being by Venue of a Bargain & Sale for one year and by force of the statute for the transferring of uses into possession and to her heirs and assigns forever, All the said Parcell of land being in the Parish of Hamilton & County of Prince William which is bounded as followeth Beginning at A a white Oak Corner to the land of Capt. WILLIAM RUSSELL standing on a Branch of the sd TURKY RUN extending thence along the lines of the sd Land South East toB another white Oak North East to C a red Oak in the line of the land of MANN PAGE Esqr. thence binding therewith South West to D two white Oaks crossing the sd TURKY RUN standing on the North side of LIKING RUN thence up the said Run and binding therewith dividing this land from the land of DENNIS CONYERS North West to E a white Oak & a poplar standing on the said Run & nigh the head thereof North West to a white Oak being Corner to the said CONYERS, Colo.
HOOFS land and the Lands of Colo. THOMAS LEE thence binding with the said LEEs land North East to a a white Oak on the Lower side of the said TURKY RUN thence crossing the said Run North East to 1-4 another white Oak on a branch thence North East to J a Hiccory corner to the land Surveyed for NATHANIEL HILLEN thence binding therewith South East to I a parcell of Stones South East. to Li a white Oak corner to said HILLEN & standing in the line of the land of the afsd. RUSSELL finally South West to the first station and all houses & appurtenances whatsoever to the sd Parcell of land belonging To Have and To Hold unto the said FRANCES BUNBURY her heirs and Assigns forever. In Witness whereof the said WILLIAM BUNBURY & ELIZA. his Wife have set their hands and seals
WM. BUNBURY
ELIZABETH BUNBURY
At a Court held for the County of Prince William the 26th day of March 1750 WILLIAM BUNBURY and ELIZABETH his Wife (she being first privately examined & thereto consenting) acknowledged this Release & Receipt to be their act and deed & admitted to record
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1728 - Bef 1740 (< 12 years)