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- 1732-1847 Prince William County, Virginia Bond Book [Ronald Ray Turner]
August 25th 1761 (2-49A)
Know all Men by these Presents, that we Sarah Lattimore, Bertrand Ewell, and George Calvert Jun. are held and firmly bound to Henry Lee, James Scott clerk, John Hooe and Lewis Reno,, Gent. Justices of the Court of Prince William County, now sitting, in the sum of five hundred pounds. Payment whereof well and truly to be made to the said Justices, and their Successors, we bind ourselves, and each of us, our and each of our Heirs, Executors and Administrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these Presents. Sealed with our Seals, this twenty sixth day of May in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and sixty and in the First Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE, the Third.
The Condition of this Obligation is such, That if the above bound Sarah Lattimore, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of John Lattimore deceased, do make, or cause to be made, a true and perfect Inventory of all and singular the Goods, Chattels, and Credits of the said Deceased, which have, or shall come to the Hands, Possession, or Knowledge of her the said Sarah Lattimore or into the Hands or Possession of any other Person or Persons for her and the same so made, do exhibit into the County Court of Prince William at such Time as she shall be thereunto required by the said Court; and the same Goods, Chattels and Credits, and all other the Goods, Chattels, and Credits of the said Deceased, which at any Time shall come to the Hands, Possession, or Knowledge of the said Sarah Lattimore or into the Hands and Possession of any other Person or Persons for her do well and truly administer according to Law; And further do make a True and Just Account of her Actings and doings therein, when thereunto required by the said Court; and also well and truly pay and deliver all the Legacies contained and specified in the said Testament, as far as the said Goods, Chattels and Credits, will thereunto extend, and the Law shall charge: Then this Obligation to be void and of none Effect, else to remain in full Force and Virtue.
Sealed, and delivered, in presence of the Court
Sarah (X) Lattimore SEAL
Bertrand Ewell SEAL
George Calvert Jun. SEAL
Sarah Lattimore, Bertrand Ewell and George Calvert Jun. acknowledged the within bond as their acts and deeds in Prince William County Court the 25th day of August 1761 and was then recorded.
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1740-1741 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book E [Antient Press]: Page 63-67
THIS INDENTURE made the thirteenth and fourteenth day of August in the Eleventh year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE the Second and in the year of our Lord 1740 Between JOHN LATTIMORE SENR of Hamilton Parish & County of Prince William Planter of one part and JOHN LATTIMORE JUNR. of the Parish & County aforesaid of other part Wittness that said JOHN LATTIMORE for sum of two thousand pounds of tobacco paid unto him ye said JOHN LATTIMORE SENR. by ye said JOHN LATTIMORE JUNR. and of ye sum of five shillings lavfull money of England to ye said JOHN LATTIMORE in hand paid by said JOHN LATTIMORE ye weight of he doth hereby acknowledge hath sold unto ye said JOHN LATTIMORE in his actual possession now being by vertue of a bargin & Sale to him made for one yeare and by force of ye Statute for Transferring uses into possessions and his heirs and assigns all that track of land being in the County of Prince William being fifty acres of land and being part of a certain track of land which I bought of THOS. FURR bounded as followeth Runing along WILLIAM FURRs line and from thence along THOS. FURRs line and thence along ye out line that I bought of THOS. FURR thence ye said fifty acres of land to be maid up next to my Plantation ye said fifty acres of land now in the occupation of ye sd JOHN LATTIMORE JUNR. In Wittness whereof the parties to thease Indenture have sett their hand and Seals
JOHN BUSH, JOHN LATTIMORE
JAMES OWEN
At a Court held for Prince William County August the 25th 1740
JOHN LATTIMORE SENR. acknowledged this Lease/Release to be his act and deed and it was thereupon admitted to Record
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1749-1752 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book M [Antient Press]: Page 51-55
THIS INDENTURE made the Eleventh and Twelfth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred & forty Nine Between RICHARD YOUNG of the County of ORANGE & HENRY SMITH of the County of STAFFORD of the one part & JOHN LATIMORE SENR. of the said County of STAFFORD Witnesseth that the said RICHARD YOUNG & HENRY SMITH for the sum of Twenty pounds Current money of Virginia have sold unto said JOHN LATIMORE (in his actual possession now being by virtue of a bargain & sale for one year & by force of the statute for transferring uses into possession) & to his heirs & assigns all that parcell of land in the Parish of Hamilton in County of Prince William being granted to said RICHARD YOUNG & HENRY SMITH the Twenty fourth day of July in the year of our Lord MDCCXLII & bounded beginning at a red Oak by a Branch & runing with the line of JOHN PNEY( ?) No. to another red Oak by a PATH side thence S. W. to a white Oak in Capt. ROBT. JONES's line thence with his line SW to a small red Oak in the said line by a small branch thence SE to a Pine on a level thence SE to a white Oak by a ROAD thence to the beginning containing Two hundred & Seventy three acres Together with all houses and appurtenances whatsoever belonging To Have and To Hold unto the said JOHN LATIMORE his heirs & assigns forever. In Witness whereof the said RICHARD YOUNG & HENRY SMITH have set their hands & Seals
KNOW YE that the true meaning of this Deed is that RICHARD YOUNG & HENRY SMITH by these presents is only obliged to warrant the within mentd. tract of land as Follows Vizt. if ever it should so happen that all or any part of the sd land should be taken away by any elder Survey or Deed that they shall oblige themselves & their heirs to pay to the said JOHN LATIMORE or his heirs so much money back in proporiton to what he gave for the said land as shall be taken away
in presence of JOHN GREEN, RICHARD YOUNG
JAMES KENDALL, WM. BYRAM, ELIZA YOUNG
JOSHUA KENDALL, JOHN GREEN JUNR HENRY SMITH
LEWIS- PRITCHETT, GEORGE HARDING SARAH SMITH
At a Court held for the County of Prince William the 26th day of March 1750
This Release & Receipt were acknowledged by HENRY SMITH and proved to be to the acts and deeds of RICHARD YOUNG by the oaths of JOHN GREEN, WILLIAM BYRAM & JOHN GREEN JUNR. witnesses thereto and admitted to record
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Prince William Co VA Deed Book 1761-1764; Page 60-62
THIS INDENTURE made the Seventh day of May one thousand seven hundred and Sixty one Between BERTRAND EWELL of the County of Prince William of one part and EDMOND JENNINGS of the said County of other part Witnesseth that said BERTRAND EWELL for the yearly rents and Covenants on the part of the said EDMOND JENNINGS to be paid and performed hath granted to Farm lett unto said EDMOND JENNINGS all that parcel of land containing one hundred acres in the County of Prince William and Parish of Dettingen joyning the lands of Mrs. MARGARET YOUNG, Mr. ALLAN MACRAE, the lands leased to JOHN LATTIMORE and the BEAVERDAM RUN including the houses and Plantation with leave to get any Timber or firewood for the Plantations use of any other the said EWELLs lands not leased out. To Have and To Hold the said land to the said EDMOND JENNINGS during the natural lives of said EDMOND JENNINGS and his Wife CATHERINE and for the life of the longest liver of them paying yearly Five hundred pounds of tobacco and Cask with the quitrents and taxes of the said land on or upon the first day of January every year and if it be unpaid upon the first day of February then it shall be lawfull for said BERTRAND EWELL to reenter and have again and the said EDMOND JENNINGS his heirs and assigns shall not committ any waste upon the premises nor sell any of the wood In Witness whereof the parties have set their hands and seals
in presence of JOHN JENNINGS, BERTRAND EWELL
ELIZABETH EWELL, JOHN TOMKINS EDMOND JENNINGS
At a Court continued and held for Prince William County the 26th day of May 1761 BERTRAND EWELL gent acknowledged this Lease to EDMOND JENNINGS to be his act and deed and the said EDMOND ackowledged the same as far as concerned him and on his motion the same is admitted to record
pp. On margin: "dd. JENNINGS 2 March 1764"
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Prince William Co VA Deed Book 1761-1764; Page 62-65
THIS INDENTURE made the Seventh day of May one thousand seven hundred and Sixty one Between BERTRAND EWELL of the County of Prince William of one part and JOHN JENNINGS of the said County of the other part Witnesseth that said BERTRAND EWELL for the yearly rents and Covenants on the part of the said JOHN JENNINGS and his assigns to be paid and performed hath granted to farm letten unto said JOHN JENNINGS One hundred acres of land in the County of Prince William and Parish of Dettingen joining the lands of JOHN LATTIMOREs Lease, the BEAVER DAMN RUN and the late land lett to Capt. WILLIAM TEBBS extending back to the OLD ROAD from the Creek to Mr, YOUNGs including the House and cleared Ground with Leave to any Timber or firewood for the Plantation use of any other the said EWELLs lands not leased out at time the timber shall be wanting in Lieu of which said BERTRAND EWELL have liberty to get Timber from any of the said One hundred acres of land here leased out To Have and To Hold the said land unto the said JOHN JENNINGS during the Natural lives of the said JOHN JENNINGS and SUSANNAH JENNINGS and during the life of the longest liver of them paying yearly unto BERTRAND EWELL his heirs and assigns the yearly rent of Five hundred pounds of Tobacco and Cask with the Quit rents and taxes on or upon the first day of January in every year and if said rent and taxes be behind upon the first day of February then it may be lawfull for said BERTRAND EWELL into the said premises to reenter and the same to have again And said JOHN JENNINGS shall not commit any waste upon the said premises nor sell or dispose of any of the wood. In Witness whereof the said parties have set their hands and seals
in presence of EDMOND A JENNINGS, BERTRAND EWELL
ELIZABETH EWELL, JOHN TOMKINS JOHN JENNINGS
At a Court continued and held for Prince William County the 26th day of May 1761 BERTRAND EWELL gent acknowledged this Lease to JOHN JENNINGS to be his act and deed and the said JOHN acknowledged the same as far as concerned him and on his motion the same is admitted to record
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FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILLS, INVENTORIES AND ACCOUNTS 1759 - 1800: {John K. Gott}; Pages 358-361:
Date: 9 April 1778
HOWISON KENNER ( Will)
Elder son: Francis - the money in my son in Law's hands William Seaton, but £40 the Ballance of Money the said William Seaton ows me is £210 for that Tract of Land where John Bails and John Harril now lives which I sold to the said William Seaton for £250 and no more of my Estate I give to the above Francis but the above sum of £210.
Dau.: Betty Seaton £20 and no more
Dau.: Rebecca Clifton £10 and no more
Dau.: Mary Seaton £10 and no more
Son : George Turberville Kenner - the negroe man James he
has now in proceson and no more
Rodham Kenner, son of my son George Tur'le - parcel of land where young Moses Cumings now lives, being the Reversion of 200 a. that I bought of John Latemore and son
Dau.: Peggy and her husband Stephen Prichard - negroe woman Lucy & her son Jacob - my old house wench Letty after the decease of my wife £10
gr.son: Howson, son of my son Francis £20
son: Rodham - all the Tract of Land I live on and where
he now lives - 2 long tables & the great Glass - Dozen large Leather Chairs that is in my hall £20 cash
son: George Turberville Kenner - 2 cows and Calves
gr.son: George Seaton - son of my Dau. Betty Seaton - 2
cows & Calves and his Choice of my young mares and one good bed & furniture and my wearing apparel £10 cash
Dau.: Catey Markham and her dau. Mary Ann - 2 negroe men,
Jonathan & Abraham - 3 cows & calves - 6 head of Sheep - 2 good beds & furniture - 2 of my young mares of the youngest kind - 6 grown hogs and one Sow & pigs
gr.son: Samuel Eskridge Alias Kenner, son of my daughter
Susannah - 2 negroes - Cate & her Increase forever negro boy Fortune £100 cash to be applyed to Educate him, but in case the said Samuel should die before he comes of age of 18 then in that case I give the estate before given to my Grandson Samuel to the disposal of my Dau. Susannah - 2 cows & calves and the youngest of my mare Colts - Item I give to my Dau. .3 negroes - all my Cash and the rest of my Estate not before mentioned - it is my will that all my Estate be kept together for 3 years to raise cash to pay off my debts that my wife if living and my Dau. Susannah have the whole management of my Estate
wife: the whole of my Estate during her natural life, then in 3 years after her decease, then my Dau. Susannah pay off every Legacy & Debts before given by me - I also desire that no appraisement be made of Estate but be divided as I. have before directed
gr.son::. Samuel Eskridge - be kept at School for 10 years and
kept there after the best manner as the £100 will keep him and the over plush of my Estate if any will keep him after paying of my Just Debts
Exors: good friend Mr. Joseph Blackwell, my wife and dau.
Susannah
Signed:. Howson Kenner
Codicil:. (no date) - impower my good friend Mr. Joseph Blackwell to make such deeds to my son in law. William Seaton of the Lsrlds sold to him - when he pay off the money
Signed: H. K.
Wit.: Original Young, William Pope
Proved: 28 September 1778, o of Original Young and William Pope. Margaret Kenner and Susannah Kenner, Executrixs granted cert. to obt. probate
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1726 - 1761 (~ 40 years)