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1753-1765 King George County, Virginia Deed Book 4; [Antient Press]; Page 281
Know all men .. I JOHN GRANT of parish Brunswick & county King George in consideration of the natural love & affection which I bear to my Sons & Daughters to wit JOHN GRANT, DANIEL GRANT, GEORGE GRANT, WILLIAM GRANT, ELIZABETH BRUCE, ROSAMOND WRIGHT, MARGARET GRANT & MARY GRANT & for their future advancement in the world give (them) all my estate reserving to myself the same during my natural life and after my decease to descend as follows - I give to my son John Grant all that parcel of land given to me by my Father WILLIAM GRANT & two negroes; to my sons Daniel Grant & George Grant all the land I hold in Prince William County to be equally divided between them; to my son William Grant, all the lands I purchased of JOHN CORBIN & STEPHEN HANSFORD .., to my daughter Mary one negro girl; to my daughter Margaret one feather bed and furniture; give to my Sons and Daughters (named again) eight negroes and their future increase to be equally divided between them .. 7th July 1757.
Presence William Payne, John Grant
Ger. Banks
At a court held 7th July 1757 .. Deed of gift acknowledged .. admitted to record.
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in the book titled "Fauquier families, 1759- 1799, Page 143 is the following entry:
Grant, Daniel of PW. His bro, John Grant of KING GEORGE, gives him tract of land purchased by their father, John Grant, from Howsen and Margaret Kenner inherited by them from Margaret's father, George Eksridge;
wit William Grant, John Keys/Keas, John & Winfield Wright.....He(Daniel) and Christian
Grant sell Alan Macrae of DUMFRIES 162a., half a tract given him and bro George Grant
by father.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1739 - Aft 1762 (> 25 years)