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1654-1800 Westmoreland County, Virginia Wills [Augusta B. Fothergill]; Page 10
JOURNEW, SISLEY, 13 January 1667; probate obliterated.
My husband Journews debts to be paid; my sons Robert Jadwin and John Jadwin and Jeremiah and Cisely; to Bartholomew Jadwin the son of John Jadwin when he arrives at the age of 21 years.
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1668-1671 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 1; [John Frederick Dorman];
Pages 32-32a [D&W 1, Page 342-43]. Will of Sisley Jernew, sick and very weak, dated 30 Jan. 1667 [1668].
I order that all my husband Jurnewes debts are paid.
Unto my son Robert Jadwen on silver beer boale marked I:IV.
Unto my son John Jaawen one hodghat [sic] of tobacco.
Unto my son Jeremiah Jadwen my plantation as my husband Jurnew gave mee.
I give him my sarvants, my Negroe, my mare, my cattell and all my goods.
My son Jerimiah Jadwen my executor.
Unto Sisley Jadwen one cow cafe.
Unto Jan [John] Jadwen one cow cafe.
Unto Robert Jadwen one cow cafe.
Unto Bartholomue Jadwen the son of John Jadwen 2000 weight of tobacco when he is of yeares twenty on.
Sisley Jernew to give unto my son Jeremiah Jadwen all my land.
Sisley Jurnew
Wit: Adam King, Samuell Bunbey.
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=== it appears Robert Jadwin Sr. had died by 17 Dec 1660
1658-1662 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 50
ROBT. JADWYNs Lease of Houses to JONATHAN JADWYN KNOWE ALL MEN by these presents that I ROBT. JADWYN of County of Northumberland ( ) and lett unto JONATHAN JADWYN ( ) DOGG & BEARE for ( ) lying & being in the ( ) JONATHAN JADWYN to ( ) pounds lavfull money of ( ) the decease of SISL( )GUE deced., Moreover ( ) or ( ) to have received a ( ) or ( ) Plantacon which Cher( ) moreover ( ) MARTIN COLE lying in ( ) Thirty pounds Sterling in ( )ERT JADWYN deced., Moreover I the sd. ROBT. JADWYN doe by these pr:sents bind mee my heires for the true plormance above menconed unto JONATHAN JADWYN his heires exrs. Admrs, or assignes whereunto I have sett my hand & seale this twenty one of November one thousand six hundred & sixty
Test PETER MOUNTAGUE. ROB: JADWYN, ye Seale
WM: DAVISON, his mke.
GEO: MEDCALFE his mke.
17th December 1660. This Writeing was acknowledged in Court by the above named
ROBERT JADWYN & is recorded
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=== Research notes from Regina Barry
1st husband Robert Jadwin, with whom she was transported due to Robert Jadwin's malfeasance in the Cutler Company - On 25 Sep 1651, Robert Jadwyn, now of Virginia, sent a letter to the Company peticoninge for and desiringe thereby certen knyves that the Mr & Wardens had seized being bad and deceiptful wares'. The Court ordered 'that all the knyves soe seized as bad wares should be sent him wch then was delivered to his brother in law Mr. Smith a silke dyer to be sent unto him.'. She appears in a headright list Oct 1658.
2nd husband Nicholas Journew - Nicholas Jerneuw 200A Northumberland Co. dtd 29 Nov 1662; next to John Earle. Renewal of patent granted 5 Oct 1654. This land was adjacent to Robert Jadwins' land acquired from Earle.
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Contributed by: James Hughes
URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyclark/payne.html
URL title: Descendants of John Payne
Notes for ANNE PAYNE:
From the book " The Paynes of Virginia" by Colonel Brooke Payne
Her father's will, written 31 Jany 1697/8, makes the following provisions: "to my eldest daughter Anne by a fromer venture all my land on the Eastern side of the plantation fence where I now live bounded from the upper end of the home orchard, as far as my field goes, and on the other side as far as Mr. Alexander Spence's Gutt (defined as a contracted strait connecting two bodies of water); she to be possessed of it at 16 or marriage; also two negroes--Garter, etc., all hogs now on land where Footman lived and all corn on same, my sd and furniture belonging to porch chanber, the glass which is in the hall, one oval table, a carpet, 6 Russia leather chairs, 6 cows, and 6 ewes. On my death she is to be possessed of all above together with the negro left her by Mr. Jadwin's will; also the produce of 5Lbs that I sent by Mr. Steel to be disposed of for my use at New Castle in Linner (not identified), and 2 hogsheads of tobacco, 800 lbs. each, out of the crop on my plantation. She is to pay my daughter Mary 10,000# when the latter is sixteen. Daughter Nannie and son William are joint executors of my will, but since they are under age, I appoint my loving friend Richard Lee of Lower Machotique guardian to my children. My daughter Anne Payne is to go immediately after my death to Colonel Lee's house." The land thus bequeathed to her contained 300 acres. Mr. Jeremiah Jadwin, who died 1697 and who was called son in the will of Cecelie Journeau in 1667, left a bequest to his god-daughter "Anne Paine daughter of William Paine of Yeocomico Neck."
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1612 - 1668 (> 56 years)