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1653-1800 Lancaster County, Virginia Wills [Ida J. Lee];
MARSHALL, Thos. 25 June 1686. Rec. 13 Mar. 1690.
Wife Agnes. Son: Thomas (eldest) land I now live on, Scarborough, John and Sackville. Daus: two but not named. Extrx. Wife, Overseer, Jno. Sharpe. Wits: Edward Dale, Alex. English.
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1653-1800 Lancaster County, Virginia Wills [Ida J. Lee];
SHARPE, John, of White Chappell parish. 5 Apr. 1709. Rec. 12 July 1710.
Wife: Mary. Brother: Thos. Sharpe "my Plantation whereon I now live." Extrx.: Wife. Wits: Wm. Barker, Richd. Watts, Scarbrough Marshall. (Robert Mitchell who married Mary the Extrx of sd John Sharpe.) W.B. 10, p. 35.
Deposition of Wm. Paine, age about 24 yrs. That Wm. Barker & the above sd Wm. Paine being together at the house of ye above sd Barker discoursed concerning the will he had written for John Sharpe and what Capt. Wm. Fox intended to do in behalf of Thos. Sharpe, brother of Jon. Sharpe, dec. Said that if he could see Capt. Wm. Fox he would persuad him to let it alone and not to go to law for he said he really thought it was ye man's will that his wife should have both the negroes and all that he had except that plantation where Robert Hopkins lived, etc. W.B. 10, p. 35.
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1701-1703 Lancaster County Order Book 5: Page 56-57
Lancaster County Court - 13th of October 1703
for White Chappel Parish
Scarborough Marshall 2
Thomas Marshall 1
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1703-1706 Lancaster County Order Book 5; [Antient Press] Page 77
Lancaster County Court - 15th of June 1704
- CALLAHAN v CHILTON
In the Ejectione Firma brought to this Court by JOHN CALLAHAN for three Plantations with ye appurtenances and three hundred acres of land scituate lying and being in the Parish of White Chapple and County aforesaid and now or late in ye possession of WILLIAM BARKER, THOMAS MARSHALL and SCARBOROUGH MARSHALL which JOHN CALLAHAN claimes by demise from JOHN SHARP which JOHN SHARP made for a term not yet expired and allsoe for three hundred pounds sterling damages for ejecting him, JOHN CALLAHAN, therefrom, Oath being made by JOHN MULLIS that he carried a copy of ye Declaration and Endorsement thereon signed by GEORGE CHILTON and desireing them or those under whom they claimed to appear att ye next Court to defend their title; and whereas nobody hath yett appeared to defend ye suite, it is therefore ordered that unless WILLIAM BARKER, THOMAS MARSHALL and SCARBOROUGH MARSHALL or those under whom they claime do appear att ye next Court and confess lease entry and ouster and make him or themselves Defendts and insist only on the title of ye premises, he or they haveing had notice thereof by the Sheriff or his Deputy then Judgment shall be entered for ye Plaintiff and her Majesties Writt of hahere possessionem issued
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1703-1706 Lancaster County Order Book 5; [Antient Press] Page 99
Lancaster County Court - 14th of September 1704
- CALLAHAN v CHILTON
In the Ejectione Firma brought to this Court by JOHN CALLAHAN against GEORGE CHILTON for three Plantations with the appurtenances and three hundred acres of land scituate lying and being in the Parish of White Chapple in ye County aforesaid and now or lately in the possession of WILLIAM BARKER, THOMAS MARSHALL and SCARBOROUGH MARSHALL which JOHN CALLAHAN claimes by demise from JOHN SHARP which JOHN SHARP made for a terme not yett expired and allsoe for three hundred pounds sterling damages for ejecting JOHN CALLAHAN therefrom; and WILLIAM BARKER, THOMAS MARSHALL and SCARBOROUGH MARSHALL come into Court in their proper persons and for each of themselves severally pray to be admitted Defts. to their several parts of the three hundred acres of land and premises and every one confest lease entry and ouster and doe allsoe severally pray ye lycence of Imparlance may be granted them and each of them for himselfe personally or by his or their Attorney to insist only upon ye title of ye premises which according to their prayer is granted them
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1703-1706 Lancaster County Order Book 5; [Antient Press] Page 112
Lancaster County Court - 13th of December 1704
- CALLAHAN v MARSHALL The Ejectione Firma brought by JOHN CALLAHAN, Lessee of GEORGE CHILTON, JUNR. against SCARBOROUGH MARSHALL is continued
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1703-1706 Lancaster County Order Book 5; [Antient Press] Page 128
Lancaster County Court - 12th of September 1705
- SHARP v MARSHALLs Upon ye Ejectione Firma brought to this Court by JOHN CALLAHAN, Lessee of GEORGE CHLTON, JUNR. against THOMAS MARSHALL and SCARBOROUGH MARSHALL, the Defts. pleading that there being four persons included in ye Declaration two whereof had compounded and the Defts. release that for that reason ye action should abate. The Court in consideration of ye premises are of opinion that the aforesaid action for ye reasons aforesaid is good cause for the same to abate; it is therefore ordered that the same be dismiss
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1703-1706 Lancaster County Order Book 5; [Antient Press] Page 145a
Lancaster County Court - 14th of March 1705/6
CHILTON v HARRIS The Ejectione Firma brought to this Court by WILLIAM CHILTON against JOHN HARRIS for a certainc Plantation containing one hundred acres of land scituate lying and being in the Parish of Saint Mary's White Chapple in the County of Lancaster with the appurtenances of the demise of [
for a terme not yett expired and allsoe for fivety pounds sterling damages for ejecting him, WILLIAM CHILTON, and the Oath of the Sheriffe being made that he had left a copy of the Declaration with the Endorsement thereon by JOHN HARRIS and delivered the same to SCARBOROUGH MARSHALL, the tenant in possession, demanding that he or those under whom he claimes to appeare att the next Court to be held for this County and defend his or their title and whereas noe body hath as yet appeared to defend the suit, it is therefore ordered that unless SCARBOROUGH MARSHALL shall or those under whome he claimes doe appeare att the next Court and confess Lease entry and ouster and make him or them Defts. and insist only on the mere mise and title of the premises, he or they haveing legal notice of the same by the Sheriffe or his Deputy then Judgment shall be entered for the Plt. and her Majesties Writt of habere facias possessionem awarded
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Aft 1670 - Aft 1710 (> 40 years)