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- === Research notes from Steve Goodrich
Admittedly, Ann is named in the 16 Feb 1656/7 will of Clement Thresh as Ann Goodrich, with no specific statement that Ann; wife of Thomas Goodrich who is also named in the will, is the daughter, Ann (Thresh) Goodrich, of Clement Thresh.
A more convincing piece of evidence can be seen in the superimposed 3-character acronym ATG (Ann Thresh Goodrich) that can be seen in a number of deeds, power of attorney, and other legal records Ann signed or co-signed before she became a widow.
Two of the best and most unambiguous examples of this superimposed 3-character monogram, in which the A, T, and G are clearly and unmistakably visible, are in a deed dated 04 Nov 1668 that Ann co-signed with Thomas Goodrich (Essex/Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Land Records, volume 6, page 9) and a power of attorney immediately following signed by Ann only on the same day (Essex/Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Land Records, volume 6, page 10).
Links to these two records are provided below:
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-89P6-3JSV?i=29&cat=413447 (volume 6, page 9, co-sign)
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-89P6-3J9S?i=30&cat=413447 (volume 6, page 10, sign)
Or both records can be seen together, without having to login to FamilySearch.org, on her WikiTree profile here:
https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Thresh-24&public=1
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 55-56
THE LAST WILL & TESTAMENT of CLEMENT THRESH being in full senses & memory Imprimis I give my body unto the earth & my soul unto God Almighty who I hope is my redeemer. Secondly I give unto my Daughter in Law ANN HARRIS three years Schooling out my own Estate, (missing) & to go with MRS. PEACOCK to school & if it please God that MRS. PEACOCK do dye (missing) with THOS. GOODRICHs children when they do go & that the said ANN HARRIS to remain with THOMAS GOODRICH & when she comes to thirteen years of age to have half of the male catle & if likewise any lameness doth happen unto her I do desire it may be paid out of my Estate. Thirdly I give unto my Daughter FRANCES THRESH all my Estate my debts being paid in the first place and fraight being made good being 30 hogsheads my desire is that my servants may remian upon the Plantacon & a carefull man may be upon the ground. I give unto my God Child BENJA GOODRICH one black heiffer being two years old & I give unto my God Child RALPH WARREN one heiffer. I give unto THOMAS GOODRICH five hundred pounds of Tobacco & also to ANN GOODRICH one (missing) of Tobacco & as for my horse to remaine with MR. GILSON till the sale (missing) I do desire that Mr. ANDREW GILSON & THOS. GOODRICH & JOHN GILLET to (be the Overseers of) my Estate & my desire is that MR. GILSON & THOS. GOODRICH & JOHN GILLET (missing) three feather beds delivering three again when the said FRANCIS THRESH comes of age & in case the said Child doth dye before she comes of age then do I give the (sme to my said) Overseers whereunto I set my hand
THOMAS LIDD CLEMENT THRESH
THOMAS POW(missing)
What goods I have (missing) bred since my makeing of my WILL (missing) my two daughters may have (missing) between them which is (missing) my daughter FRANCES THRESH (missing) & my daughter in Law (missing) & the broadcloth to (missing)vants to be made up (missing) upon my back to be given (missing) strip me and as for my (missing) desire may (missing) be kept in my Chest (missing) daughter FRANCES THRESH & for my pewter & the other things in the (missing)ed delivered unto the overseers when my child come of in kind again 1 give my Servant ROBERT BENNETT one cow calf weanble when he have served two years. As Witness my hand this 16th February 1656
Test THOS POWELL CLEMENT THRESH
GEORGE
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 130-131
TO ALL &c. I SAMUELL MATHEWS Esqr. Governour & Capt. Generall of Virginia send greeting &c. Whereas &c. Now Know ye that I the said SAMUELL MATHEWS Esqr. do with the consent of the Councell of State accordingly give & grant unto Major THOMAS GOODRICH four hundred acres of land lying on the North side of the RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER opposite to NEW NEWCOCKE in the freshes thereof & begining at a marked pocickery & running by or nigh the said Rivers side for length E. S. E. thence into the woods N. by E. by opposite courses Lynes & Angles unto the marked tree first menconed the said Land being due unto him the said Major THOMAS GOODRICH by & for i the Transportacon of Eight persons into this Collony &c. To have & to hold &c paying &c. Provided &c. Given att JAMES CITY under our hands this 16th March 1657
SAMUELL MATHEWS
W. CLAIBORNE
THESE PRESENTS witnesseth that I Lt. Coll. THOMAS GOODRICH upon a valluable conideracon already in hand received do for me my heirs & assignes sell unto ANTHONY STEVENS his heirs & assignes for ever all my right of the land in the Pattent within menconed according to the (missing) of the bounds therein expressed Witness my hand
& seal this 30th day of January ano 1659, THOMAS GOODRICH
Test THOMAS VAUGHAN
THOMAS MEADER
MEMORANDU that I ANN GOODRICH the Wife of the above menconed L. Coll. THOMAS GOODRICH do hereby freely acknowledge & give up my full consent of the sale of the land above specified & hereby request my Friend WALTER GRANGER to be my Attorney to confess the same in the next Court held for the County of Rappahanock Witness my hand this 24th February 1660
Test THO: VAUGHAN, ANN GOODRICH
THO: MEADER
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1662-1664 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 215
KNOW ALL MEN that I THOMAS GOODRICH my heirs or assignes in the County of Rappahanock do for valluable consideration by me reced give and sell to SAM PRIME of NEW ENGLAND his heirs or assignes for ever the full and just half of Six hundred & fifty acres of land that I the said GOODRICH bought of ROBERT ARMSTRONG as appears by a Pattent granted to the same ARMSTRONG in the year 1658 in the tenth of September the said land be situated on the South side of RAPPAHANOCK and now seated the said land lying about two miles back from Mrs. PHEBE SMITH and about the same distance from Sr. HENRY CHISESLEYs Quarter and likewise I the said GOODRICH do sell to the above named SAM PRIME and his assignes for the abovesaid consideracons one Servant that is now upon the sd Land having four years to serve or thereabouts called or commonly known by the name of MORGAN WATKINS with two young Cows to be delivered upon demand furthermore I the said THOMAS GOODRICH do acknowledge the abovesaid PRIME was and now is before the sealing hereof the only rightful owner of the aforesaid and I do bind myself firmly to defend this my act and deed from any person that shall lay any claime to it for one wholl year and a day according to the Laws of Alasone( ?) and I the said THOMAS GOODRICH do bind myself my heirs and assignes that I and my Wife ANN will within six months after the date hereof acknowledge the said Land Witness my hand and seal the day and year abovemenconed in the fourteenth year of the Reign of LORD CHARLES the Second
in presence of WILLIAM REEVE THOMAS GOODRICH
WILLIAM SAFFIN
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1662-1664 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 221-222
TO ALL TO WHOM I FRANCIS MORYSON Esqr. Govenr. and Capt Genll. of Virga send greeting Whereas &c. Now know ye that I the sd FRANCIS MORRYSON Esqr. do with the consent of the Councell of State give and grant unto Lt Coll. THOMAS GOODRICH and THOMAS BUTTON two hundred and nineteen acres three furlongs and nineteen poles of land lying on the South side of RAPPA. RIVER and in the sd County and on the Eastermost side of a branch of a Creek called Mr. YOUNGS CREEK and neer the head of a valley (missing) out of the said Branch Southerly and begineth at a marked red Oak on the South West side of the Valley neer the head and runeth N. W. to the place where it first began the sd Land being due to sd Lt. Coll. THOMAS GOODRICH and THO. BUTTON by & for the transportation of Five persons into this Collony whose names are in the records mentioned under this Pattent To have and to hold paying &c. given at JAMES CITY under my hand and the seal of the Collony this 20th of September 1661 in the thirteenth year of the reign of our Sovereign LORD CHARLES the Second &c
FRANCIS MORYSON
THO: LUDWELL Secr
KNOW ALL MEN that I THOMAS GOODRICH do for my heirs assigne over unto THOMAS BUTTON his heirs forever all my right to the Two hundred & nineteen acres three furlongs and nineteen poles of land in the Pattent within menconed & I do promise by these presents that my Wife and my self will acknowledge all our right in the sd Land in the County Court of Rappa unto the sd THOMAS BUTTON when he shall require it Witness my hand this 2 of June 1662
in presence of GEORGE LUCAS THO: GOODRICH
ELIENR CARY
I ANNE GOODRICH do here confirme this my act & deed of this Pattent unto THOMAS BUTTON as firmly as my Husband hath here subscribed as witness my hand
Testes WILL REEVE ANN GOODRICH
Know that I ANN GOODRICH do hereby acknowledge and freely give and sett over one tract of land unto THOMAS BUTTON on the So. side of RAPPAHANOCK RIVER at the head of Mr. YOUNGS CREEK as by Pattent makes appear and have receved full satisfaction for the sd land and I do here desire my Friend Mr. MARSH to be my attorney and do fully give him power to acknowledge this my act and deed as firmly as if I were there present as witness my hand
Test WILL REEVE ANN GOODRICH
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1662-1664 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 311-312
KNOW ALL MEN that I THOMAS GOODRICH of the County of Rappa. gent do hereby sell & confirme & make over unto PHILLIP SAUNDERS his heirs or assignes forever one parcel of land containing (missing) & joyning upon the land of THOMAS RANSON (missing) rights & priviledges thereunto belonging (missing) loth hereby bind me my heirs (missing) shall lay any claime thereunto &that the sd SAUNDERS shall from time to time for ever hold & enjoy the same the sd SAUNDERS discharging the rents & services therefore due of right accustomed & I furthermore with the consent of ANN GOODRICH my Wife do engage our selves to acknowledge the same in Court when thereunto required to the true performance we have set our hands & seals & I the sd PHILLIP SAUNDERS by these presents agree to seat the sd Land between the day of the date hereof and the last of December next ensuing the which being performed by the sd PHILLIP SAUNDERS (missing) the performance of our parts have hereunto sett our hands & seals
THO: GOODRICH
PHILLIP SAUNDERS
KNOW ALL MEN that I ANN GOODRICH Wife to THOMAS GOODRICH do appoint WM. POTTS my loveing Friend my true & lawfull attorney to acknowledge One hundred acres of land unto PHILLIP SAUNDERS it being part of Two thousand acres belonging to my sd Husband THOMAS GOODRICH this land adjoyning to THOMAS RANSON as Witness my hand this 7th day of 7ber 1664
Witness by us DAVID DRIVER ANN GOODRICH
Recognr. in Cur Rappa 7 die 7bris 1664
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1668-1670 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 5-6
KNOW ALL MEN that THOMAS GOODRICH wth the Consent of ANN my Wife for and in consideracon of the sume of One thousand Six hundred pounds of Tob: and Caske in hand by us Recd before the ensealing and Delivery of these pnts have given granted bargained and sold from us and or. heires unto THOMAS GOLDMAN and his heires for Ever One hundred acres of land lying neare unto Mair. WEIRes MILL and begining at the land of PHILLIP SANDERS and running towards the lands of THOMAS RAWSON along by or neare the cleared ground called by the name of TURKEY COCK HILL the full just quantity of One hundred acres To Have Hold occupy and enjoy the said land to him the sd GOLDMAN his heirs wth warranty from all persons that shall lay any clayme to any pte or pcell thereof and for the further confirmacon hereof we sett or, hands and seales this 9th day of Novembr. 1668
in the pace of us WILLIAM POTTS THOS. GOODRICH
HEN; ABREY ANN GOODRICH
Recognit in Cur Com Rappa 4th Die 9bris Ano 1668
I the underwritten constitute Ordeyne Sr; appoynt Mr,HENRY AWBREY my Attorney to acknowledge my Right title and intrest of in & to a pcell of land cont. One hundred acres and in Wittness whereof I sett my hand this 4th day of Nubembr. 1665
Test WILLIAM POTTS ANN GOODRICH
W TURNER
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1668-1670 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 74
KNOW ALL MEN by these pntes that wee THOMAS & ANNE GOODRICH of the County of Rappa, doe give grant assigne & make over for us our heirs all our right tytle & Interest afore hundred acres of land lyeing in the County of Rappa. aforesd unto PHILLIP SANDERS his heirs lyeing within the bounds here expressed begining bounding as followeth joyneing South halfe a poynt West from the corner tree of JOHN MILLER his Miles End one hundred twenty & seaven pches a Little over the KINGS HIGHWAY to a redd Oake thence West one halfe pointe Lastly one hundred twenty & seaven pches to JOHN MILLER his Tyne of marked trees which extend themselves to the first menconed Station To Have and To Hold the aforesd hundred acres of land to him the sd PHILLIP SANDERS his heirs for Ever with all proffits privilidges thereunto belonging with all woods seales water cleere around & fences with all houses nurserves & orchards in as large ample & Effectual manner to all intents & purposes as it was granted to mee the sd THOMAS GOODRICH by the Right Honble the Governor & his Hon ble Councell of State but not to warrant any other tytle thereto what is graunted to mee the sd GOODRICH and if any pson can or shall lay any just clayme to any pt or pcell of the aforesd Hundred acres then what is to mee the sd GOODRICH already Given This Witnesseth that neither mee my heirs is to give any further assurance to the sd PHILLIP SANDERS his heirs in case that the sd Land or any pt thereof bee by any pson heerafter measured away by priority of Pattent. In Testimony of the same wee the sd THOMAS GOODRICH & ANNE have heerunto sett our hands & seals this 7th day of Septr. 1666,
in the pnce of us Testis: THOS. GOULDMAN, THO: GOODRICH
WILLIAM POTTS ANNE GOODRICH
Recognr. in Cur Rappa 5th die 7bris 1666
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1670-1672 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 210-211
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that I THO: GOODRICH with the consent of ANN my Wife for & in consideration of Eight hundred pounds of Tobb: in caske by us reced doe heereby acknowledge to have sould all or:right title & Interest of in & too a certain piece of land lying between the line of EDMUND PAGITT & HENRY TANDY unto THEOPHILUS WALE [Veale] his heires the sd land beginning att a corner tree adjoineing to the land of THO; RAWSON thence running betwixt the land of HENRY TANDY & EDM: PAGITT over the RORIN SWAMP beyond JOHN MEGUFYEYs house thence to a corner wht. Oake of the sd TANDYs by GILSONS PEQUOSON thence parallel for bredth untill you be att PAGITTs Length line next adjoineing to GILSONS PEQUOSON .nth all rights thereunto
belonging in as large and ample a manner to all intents and purposes as is expressed in the Patt whereunto he hath relation & I doe oblige my selfe to acknowledge this my Deed together with the like acknowledgemt. of ANN my Wife att any Court that shall be houlden for Rapper. County & for confirmacon hereof I heereunto sett my hand & seale this 21st of Janry Anno 1670
in the prsents of us RICE JONES, THO: GOODRICH
EMD, PAGITT
MEMORANDUM that season & possession was given of the within menconed prmises by THOMAS GOODRICH unto THEO; WALE to the only use & behoofe of the sd WALE his heires & assignes for Ever in the prsents of us
HEN: AUBREY THO: GOODRICH
THO: GOULDMAN
Recognitr. in Cur Rappa. 2d die Martii 1670
KNOW that I ANN GOODRICH doe hereby acknowledge & confirme XOPHIER COOPER my true & lawful! Attrny in my name to acknowledge one tract of laud of 50 acres or thereabts. lying by the sd ED. PAGGITT which my sd Husband sould unto THEO: WALE [Veale] As Witness my hand this first day of March 1670
ANN GOODRICH
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1670-1672 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 271-272
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I THOMAS GOODRICH doe with the Consent of ANN my Wife for and in consideration of three thousand five hundred pounds of Tobacco in caske by mee received as also for other land over and above the Tobacco assigned over unto me by THOMAS GOULDMAN doe heereby bargaine and sell from me and my heirs forever unto THOMAS GOULDMAN his heirs forever five hundred acres of land part of a Pattent of Two Thousand acres scituate lying and being on the North side of HOSKINS CREEKE about a mile and a halfe from Majr. JOHN WEIREs MILL bounding as followeth Beginning at a corner tree of HOWELL JONES not farr from his Spring thence Parralell until you come to a line of marked trees being a line beginning to a hundred acres of land formerly sold by PHILIP JONES thence to the back line of NICHOLAS PULTEY and along the said line so farr as it runs down to HOSKINS PEQUOSON side and HOWELL JONES his line next adjoyning to the said PEQUOSON until it amounts to five hundred acres To Have and To Hold the said land together with all Rights in as large and ample a manner to all Intents and purposes as is Expressed in the Pattent whereunto this hath Relation wth warranty from any claim whatsoever and I doe hereby obleige myselfe to acknowledge this as my act and deed together with the like acknowledgment of ANN my Wife at any Court that shall be holden for Rappa County at the Request of the said GOULDMAN and for confirmacon heereof I heereunto together wth my Wife sett my hand Seale this 10th day of Decembr. Anno 1671
in the prsence of us WILLM POTTS. THOMAS GOODRICH
EDWARD PAGITT ANN GOODRICH
Recognitr, in Cur Rappa 3d die January 1670
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1672-1674 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 86
The Eare mark of the Cattle belonging to ANNE the Daughter of THOMAS and ANNE GOODRICH is a crop and three slitts in the right eare with a piece taken out of a crop and one slitt on the left eare
Recordat [ ] March 1672
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1672-1674 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 100-101
THIS INDENTURE made the Seaventh day of May in the year of our Lord according to the Computation of the Church of England 1673 Between Colo, THOMAS GOODRICH of Rappa County of the one part and FRANCIS THETFORD of MIDDLESEX COUNTY of the other part Witnesseth that the said THOMAS GOODRICH for the sum of three thousand five hundred fifty two pounds of tobacco and cask secured to be paid by the said FRANCIS THETFORD his heirs and assigns hath and by these presents doth sell unto the said FRANCIS THETFORD his heirs or assigns all that parcell of land containing two hundred and fourteen acres lying in Rappa County and bounded as followeth (Vizt ) bounding on the land that formerly went by the name of JOHN MADDINs and soe to the land of EVAN DAVIS from thence to the land of FRANCIS WEBB and to the land of JOHN CHIN being the land formerly belonging to JOHN COLE and from him transferred to THOMAS WILLIAMS and from him to the said THOMAS GOODRICH To have and to hold the said sold & demised premises and every part thereof to him the said FRANCIS THETFORD his heirs and assignes forever to the only use and behoofe of the said FRANCIS THETFORD his heirs and assigns forever and the said THOMAS GOODRICH doth hereby promise that the said premises are free of and from all manner of former and other bargains sales gifts graunts joyntures dowers or any other Incumbrance whatsoever and the said THOMAS GOODRICH doth further agree that the said FRANCIS THETFORD his heirs and assigns shall quietly have and enjoy the said demised and sold premises with their appurtenances and every part thereof withal! rights to the same of right belonging by these presents without the lawlfull claime of any persons whatsoever and lastly the said THOMAS GOODRICH doth promise at any time when demanded to make such further conveyances or other assurances of the Premises as he the said FRANCIS THETFORD or his Council shall reasonably advise or require at the costs of the said THETFORD In Witness whereof I the said THOMAS GOODRICH hath hereunto sett his hand and seale the day and year first mentioned
in presence of ROBERT KER, THOMAS GOODRICH
JOSEPH CHIPP
Recognit in Cur Com Rappa 7 die March 1673
BE IT KNOWN that I JANE [sic Jane] GOODRICH Wife of the abovesd THOMAS GOODRICH being very well satisfied and contented with the sale of the within mentioned tract of land do by these presents freely and voluntarily release all my right of joynture dower or any other claim wch I now have or may have to the same, and do hereby make and appoint JOSEPH CHIPP my true and lawful! Attorney for me and in my name to acknowledge the same in open Court of Rappa County allowing what my said Attorney shall therein doe as firme and ample as if I were present In Witness I set my hand and seal this seventh
day of May 1673
Witness hereunto THOMAS LUGG, ANNE GOODRICH
ROBERT KER
Recordat x6 die May 1673
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1679-1682 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will & Deed Book 6, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 275-256
KNOW ALL MEN that I ANN GOODRICH out of the love I beare to BENJAMIN GOODRICH. my Sonn, & alsoe for divers other considerations doe make over unto BENJAMIN GOODRICH & to his heires forever all that tract of land I now dwell on wch was given mee by the Will of my Deceased Husband reserving the use thereof for my Natural' life & for confirmation hereof I appoint Mr. THOMAS GOULDMAN my Atturney to acknowledg this my Deed in Court I hereunto sett my hand & Seale this 30th of Aprile 1680
Signed & sealed in prsence of HEN: AUBREY, ANN GOODRICH
DEN: CONIERS
Recordatr x7 die Maii 1680
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1679-1682 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Will & Deed Book 6, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 298-300
TO ALL TO WHOM &c. I Sr: W ILLIAM BERKELEY Knt. Lt, Governr. & Capt. General of Virginia send Greeting in or: Lord God Everlasting. Whereas &c. Now know ye that I ye sd Sr. WM. BERKELEY Knt. &c., doe wth the consent of the Councell of State accordingly give unto Coll. THOMAS GOODRICH Power thousand Six hundred & twenty six acres of land lying in Rappa: County & on the South side of the River 2876 acres of which was formerly granted to coll. THOMAS GOODRICH by Pattent dated the 24th of Octobr: 1669 & bounded according as is exprest in the sd Pattent; 1200 acres of the sd Quantity formerly granted to THOMAS GOULDMAN by Pattent bearing date the 4th of Aprill 1667 & by him sould to the sd GOODRICH as by record appeareth, the Residue of ye aforesd. 4626 acres begin 550 acres is bounded as followeth Vitt. begining at a corner Popler adjoyning to the aforesd land runing thence North to the land of GRAVES along his line to a scrubby Oack thence West to a red Oake S:W: to the land of Mr: BEVERLY to a mrked. white oake thence West to a red Oake by RAPPAE: INDIAN PATH near the POQUOTION thence No: W: to a corner Popler in a fork of the Swamp, finally downe the run to the place where it began the sd land being due to ye sd GOODRICH for the transportacon of Ninety three persons into this Collony whose names are on the records mentioned underneath the above recited Pattents To have & to hold the sd land wth his due share of all mines & mineral's therein contained with rights of hunting hawking fishing & fowling with all woods waters & rivers wth all profitts belonging to the sd Land to him the sd THOMAS GOODRICH his heires & assignes forever as is expressed in a Charter of Ordr. from the Treasurer & Company dated the 18th of Novembr: or by consequence may justly be collected out of the same as by the Letters Pattents whereon they are grounded to be held of or: Soveraigne Lord the King his heires forever as of his manor of EAST GREENWICH in free & common Soccage & not in Capitie nor by Knts. Service paying to or: sd Soveraigne Lord the King his heires for every fifty acres of land hereby granted yearly at the Feast of St. Michael! the archangel! the fee rent of one Shilling to be made yearly according to his Majtys. Instructions of the 15th of Septr. 1662 Provided that if sd THOMAS GOODRICH do not seat or plant upon the sd land wthin three yeares next ensuing it shall ge lawful! for any Adventeror or Planter to make choice to seat thereupon Given at JAMES CITTY undr: my hand & the Seale of the Collony this 4th Octobr: 1672
Coll: GUTTERIDGE Rappae: WILLIAM BERKELEY
4626 acres
Recordatr Test PHILL LUDWELL Cl Off
Recordatr 4 die Martii 1680/1
I BENJA. GOODRICH, Son & heire unto Coll. THO: GOODRICH doe hearby sell and make over from me & my heires unto EDWARD HILL of CHARLES CITY COUNTY and his heires forever all my right of this within mentioned Pattent for 4626 acres of land for and in consideration of being fully discharged by the sd HILL of all Tobaccoe whatsoever may become due from Coll: THOMAS GOODRICH deced unto WILLIAM CLEATON, Orphant, alwaies provided that what is given to CHARLES, PETER & CATHERINE GOODRICH, the Orphans of the sd Coll. THOMAS GOODRICH out of the sd Pattent as is bequeathed them be delivered to them by the sd HILL & doe hereby oblidge myself to acknowledge in Cort. when thereunto required As Witness my hand & seale this 28th day of Janry. 1680 Signed Sealed & delivered in prsence of
GEORG BOYCE BENJA: GOODRICH
CHARLES GOODRICH
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappae: 2d die Martii 1680/1
Reced of EDWARD HILL as Marrying ANN, the Executrix of Coll: THOMAS GOODRICH deced, & of BENJA: GOODRICH, the Executor of the aforesd. Coll: GOODRICH, all & singular the estate due to me by the last Will &Testament of Coll. THOMAS GOODRICH deced as Witness my hand this 2d of March 1680/1
Test WM, DARE JOSEPH GOODRICH
Recognitr et Recordatr 4 die Martii 1680/1
I underwritten doe acknowledge to have reced of EDWARD HILL as Marrying ANN, the Executrix of Coll: THOMAS GOODRICH deced, & of BENJA: GOODRICH, the Executor of Coll: GOODRICH aforesd. all & singular the estate due to me by the last Will & Testament of Coll: GOODRICH deced as wittness my hand this 2d of March 1680/1
Test WM, DARE CHARLES GOODRICH
Recognitr et recordatr 4 die Martii 1680/1
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1653-1656 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 3; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 274
PETER SEXTON, 350 acs. in the Southern Br. of Eliz. Riv. adj. land called the Southerne plantation & adj. William Pell. Last of March, 1653, p. 185. Trans. of 7 pers: Tho. Goodrich, Anne Goodrich, five Negros.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1636 - Bef 1681 (< 45 years)
