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there was a Millwright in Charles County Md during Fendall's 1680-82 treason trial, however he is mentioned in 1695 as living in Virginia so this 1688 inventory can't be or him.
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mm narrative on this Thomas Marshall - 30 May 2005/27Aug2005
Start with the Thomas Marshall of Stafford 1688 inventory. There is an Ambrose Daniels, Edward Mason and Symon Thomson named.
1686-1689 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 1 [Antient Press];
Page 85a- 86 AN INVENTORY taken of the Estate of THOMAS MARSHALL Deced and apprised by us the Subscribers in Obedience to an Order of Court March 10th 1687/8 Tobacco. To (Plantation tools), one small Brasse Candlestick; one paper Slicker wth a Silver Seall & two very small syre gold riings; three old books; to one large book wth hasps & one small booke; to chests with locks and keys; to one grindstone, to one small bedcord; to one couch; to ye Millstones; to ye Cogg Wheell and Shaft Mill hoops and Hinges; to ye rest of the Mill worke, Milt bed & Conduite, to one small feather bed and Rugge, a few feathers in a bagg, one old bolster, one old coverlet[, two old blanketts, to two NEW ENGLAND bucketts and three plates, old pewter, one Carpenters box with lock and Key, to one small Birdinge gunne Total 8484
AMBROSE DANIELL
EDW : MASON SYMON THOMASON
To one small boate at MR. GYBSONs, to 600 pds of Tobacco due from MR. WARDE of WESTMORELAND & to Tobacco in ye hands of MR. BALDRIDGE.
Sworne before me MATH:THOMPSON
Recorded in ye County Court records of Stafford this 15th day of March 1687/8.
EDW : MASON SYMON THOMASON
1686-1689 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 1 [Antient Press];
p. 107 THOMAS MARSHALLs Estate is Dr. to RICHARD AYLIFF Trustee for JOSEPH HENSON per Judgmt; For RICHARD AYLIFFE per Bill, to Mr. EDWARD MASON p Order of Court; appraizers fees; accomdacon for appraizers, Ceres fees; Sheriffe for summons four appraisers; to toR GIBSON for Sheriffe dues. to Mr. JOHN WITHERS for Sheriffe dues; to THOMAS BARTON oyl bill; to Mr. DAVIES by his Bill; to RICHARD RICHIE for Funerall charges & worke done; to Sallarie: to ye Ballance due for wch MR. HEARSE hath Judgmt Total 8484
Contra By ye whole Amt of ye inventorte rendered in this Court
8484 Errors Excepted per RICHARD AYLIFFE
There were Daniels in the "Chotank" area but the only Ambrose I saw was from the Eastern Shore Of Md or Halifax Co. VA. No apparent relationship
The only Simon Thompson listed decended from his father Symon. Birth 1640 in Ipswich, Essex, Ma. May have been a preacher. No apparent relationship [see Jims email where Simon was a brother to Alexander Thompson who married the Martha Sherwood, Wife of Thomas Marshall d 1704.]
That leaves Edward Mason who was a son of Mary French and George Mason Sr., that died 1684 Stafford VA. He would be looking after the tenants of the manor which I'm assuming Thomas Marshall was one.
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ok, zoom forward a few years and look at Hugh French's 1701 will. I think Hugh is a brother of Mary but could not find any confirmation.
1699-1709 Richmond County, Virginia Wills and Inventories [Robert K. Headley, jr.];
French, Hugh, Parish of St. Maries. 20 Jan., 1699 ; 3 Dec., 1701.
Land in Maryland to be sold and produce paid to my son Hugh;
daughter Mary;
sons Daniel and Mason French;
daughter Margaret French;
wife Margaret executrix;
witnesses John Battaile, William Marshall, Simon Miller, John Miller.
That led me to who was this William Marshall listed in Hugh French's 1701 will.
The French family was quite well to do and one of the earliest settlers.
Hugh's wife Margaret married Symon Miller who died in 1684. The Miller boys would have been legatees but no other relationship. Capt. John Battaile of Essex Co. Va married Elizabeth Smith and their daughter married Andrew Harrison Jr. of Essex County (South of the Rapp River). Did not find any apparent blood relationship. Maybe a financial one or Elizabeth is from an earlier marriage.
Note that the location was always near the King George Border on the Rapp River.
The King George Marshall Line seemes the best fit as the William Marshall of Westmoreland was born 1686. The Charles County, Maryland William Marshall III would have been 10 years old and not a good candidate either.
I think Paxton mentioned that Thomas Marshall b 1655 had a brother William that could not be located. Need to look that one up again.
Thomas in March 1688 and later a William in 1701. I would think that if the Thomas of 1688 was truely related to the Charles County or Westmoreland Co Marshall's there would have been more records. The 1678 transportation record implies he was probably around 21 yrs old. Thomas that died 1704 Westmoreland had been in the county by 1685. The Thomas Marshall of Allens Fresh named in Bacon's rebellion would have been at least 21 in 1676. I just find it hard to believe the millwright that was transported is the same that maintained all the Charles County & St. Mary's County area mills.
I think this is the Lancaster Co. or Charles County Marshall line with John and his two brothers or sons Thomas and William Marshall. They were millwrights and probably came over to fix the mills and returned back home.
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1670-1674 Lancaster County, Virginia Order Book 1, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 169
Lancaster County Court 14th of September 1670
The County of Lan castr: beinge indebted in ye quantity of 19732 lb. of tob: as
may appeare p p:ticulars menconed, have ordered that a levy of 43 lb. of tob; p pol bee levyed upon ye sevall: titheable p:sons of this County hereafter menconed, & collected by ye Sher: of this County & by hym paide to the sevall: p:sons hereafter menconed & expressed (vizt.
RICHD. MARSHALL 3
THO: MARSHALL 1
THO, MARSHALL, Miller 1
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1670-1674 Lancaster County, Virginia Order Book 1, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 212
Lancaster County Court 8th of November 1671
RICHD. MARSHALL 2
THO: MARSHALL 3
THO, MARSHALL 1
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1678-1681 Lancaster County Va Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 451
Lancaster county Court 14th of November 1678
Mr. THOMAS MARSHALL 7
HENRY MARSHALL 1
JOHN CARPENTER 2
JOHN BERREY 3
THOMAS MARSHALL, Miller 1
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 11th of November 1670; Page 104
- JOHN SALISBURY confesseth Judgmt. for ye present paymt, of seaven hundred & forty pounds of tobaccoe & caske unto THO: MARSHALL wth: costs
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 11th of November 1670; Page 105
- Whereas it appeares to this Cort: yt: THO: MARSHALL stands indebted unto Mr. THO: HAYNES ye summe of thre thousand three hundred twenty & five pounds of tobaccoe & caske; Judgmt, is granted ye sd. Mr. THO: HAYNES for ye present payment of ye sd. summe agt, ye sd. THO: MARSHALL wth : costs
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 20th of December 1670; Page 106
- Whereas Mr. THO: HAYNES did complayne unto this Cort: yt: THO: MARSHALL Both detayne from him thre sawne Boards of ten foot long & foure foot broad, two chissells, one googe, one payre of large compasses & one hand saw. Judgmt. is granted ye sd, HAYNES agt. ye sd. MARSHALL for ye sd. goods wth: costs
- Mr. THO: HAYNES having Leased out a MILL on ye head of ye Easterne Branch of CORATOMAN RIVER unto THO: MARSHALL under certaine condicons (as p an Instrumt under ye hand of ye sd. MARSHALL, relacon thereto being had did appeare) wherein ye sd. MARSHALL did oblige himselfe to keepe ye sd. MILL wth: ye appurtenances thereof in good repayre. The said THO: HAYNES having made Complaynt to this Cort: yt: by ye neglect of ye sd. MARSHALL, ye sd. MILL is like to fall to ruines & prayed yt: this Cort: would order work men to view ye sd. MILL. It is ordered yt. Mr. CHARLES HUTCHINS & THOMAS HAYNES at some convenient tyme betweene this & ye next Cort: view ye sd. MILL wth: ye appurtenances thereof & give their report ye next Cort:
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 15th of November 1671; Page 133
- Whereas THO: GRIFFIN was arrested to this Cort: at ye suite of THO: MARSHALL & refused to yield obedience to ye arrest, the Cort: doe therefore authorize Mr. ROBT: JONES, High Sherriffe, to apprehend ye sd. GRIFFIN at Capt. CARTERS MILL or elsewhere wth :in this County, & keepe him in safe custody untill he give caucon for his appearean ce ye next Cort;
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 20th of December 1671; Page 137
- THO: MARSHALL agt. THO: GRIFFIN
Referred to ye next Cort: at ye motion of ye Defendt.
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 21st of August 1672; Page 155
- THO. MARSHALL agt. GEO: BRERETON
Referred to ye next Cort: at ye motion of ye Defendt.
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland county Court 17th of September 1673; Page 184
- Whereas it appeares to this Cort: yt: JNO: SALISBURY stands indebted unto THOMAS MARSHALL upon ballance of Accots: one hundred pounds of tobaccoe; Judgment is granted ye sd. MARSHALL agt. ye sd. SALISBURY for ye sd. summe wth: costs of suite
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 18th of February 1673/1674; Page 195
- Mr. DALE agt. THO: MARSHALL
Referred to ye next Cort:
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 246
Northumberland County Court 18th of November 1675
- THO: MARSHALL agt SAMLL: MAHEN
THOMAS MARSHALL being arrested to this Court at ye suite of SAMUELL MAHEN and noe cause of action appearing, a non suite is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against SAMUELL MAHEN with costs according to Act
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 1st of December 1675 : Page 248
- Northumberland County debted 1675
To THOMAS MARSHALL for mending a Damm
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 20th of January 1675/76; Page 255
- SAMLL: MAHEN agt THO: MARSHALL
Whereas SAMUEL MAHEN was arrested to this Court at ye suite of THOMAS MARSHALL for one hundred ninety pounds of tobacco and caske, which sume being beneath the Court's cognizance, a nonsuite is granted SAMUEL MAHEN against THOMAS MARSHALL with fifty pounds of tobacco damages and costs of suite als Execution
- MARSHALL agt MAHEN, Collo. CODD's Order
Whereas it appeares to me by ye Oath of THOMAS MARSHALL yt SAMUEL MAHEN stands indebted to THOMAS MARSHALL the sume of one hundred ninety pounds of tobacco and caske, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against SAMUEL MAHEN for ye some with costs als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 20th of January 1675/76; Page 256
- JAMES BLAIRE agt THO: MARSHALL
Whereas it appeares to this Court yt there is due unto THOMAS MARSHALL from JAMES BLAIRE the sume of two hundred thirty pounds of tobacco and caske, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against JAMES BLAIRE for ye sume with costs als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 15th of March 1675/76; Page 260
- THO: MARSHALL agt EZEKIELL GENESIS
Whereas it appeares to this Court by a Bill under the hand of EZEKIELL GENESIS dated ye 3d of 8br 1675 that EZEKIELL stands indebted unto THOMAS MARSHALL ye sume of seaven hundred twenty pounds of tobacco and caske and one hundred five pounds of tobacco pr Account; Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against EZEKIELL GENESIS for ye sume of eight hundred twenty and five pounds of tobacco and caske with costs als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 15th of March 1675/76; Page 265
265 - THO: MARSHALL agt JNO: BROWNE
Whereas it appeares to this Court that JOHN BROWNE stands indebted unto THOMAS MARSHALL the sume of five hundred ninety three pounds of tobacco and caske, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against JOHN BROWNE for the sume with costs als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 269
Northumberland County Court 19th of April 1676
- ALEXR. GRIFFIN agt BARBARA SALISBURY, Admrx, of JOHN JONES Whereas it appeares to this Court by ye Oath of THOMAS MARSHALL that JOHN JONES in his life tyme stood indebted unto THOMAS MARSHALL ye sume of five hundred pounds of tobacco and caske being for dyet and attendance at the time of his sickness, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL for the some against BARBARA SALISBURY, ye Administratrix of JOHN JONES out of JOHN JONES's Estate als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 21st of March 1676/77; Page 283
- THO: MARSHALL agt Mr, JONES's Estate
Whereas it appeares to this Court by a Noate under the hand of ROBERT JONES dated ye 6th of September 1675 that ROBERT JONES stood indebted unto THOMAS MARSHALL ye sume of three hundred fifty and three pounds of tobacco and caske; Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against the Estate of ROBERT JONES for ye sume als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 21st of March 1676/77; Page 283
- DARCAS POPE's Comm of Admon
A Commission of Administration is granted DARCAS POPE of the Estate of JAMES POPE, deced., she giveing caution according to Law
- Her Bond DARCAS POPE, JOHN HUGHLETT and THOMAS MARSHALL obliged themselves in the penall sume of fifty thousand pounds of tobacco and caske that DARCAS POPE shall duly administer of her deceased Husband's Estate and exhibite an Inventory of the Estate according to Law
- Apprasers appointed Ordered JAMES HILL, DENNIS EYSE, DENNIS CONOWAY and EDMUND BASYE apprayse the Estate of JAMES POPE, deced., being first sworne by the next Justice
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 21st of March 1676/77; Page 283
- MAHEN agt MARSHALL
Whereas SAMUELL MACHEN was arrested to this Court at ye suite of THOMAS MARSHALL and noe cause of action appearing Or a nonsuite is granted SAMUELL MAHEN against THOMAS MARSHALL with costs according to Act
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Att a Court held for Northumberland County the 18th of Aprill 1677; Page 285
- JAMES YOUNGE's Comm of Admon TOWERS's Estate
Upon the Petition of JAMES YOUNGE a Commission of Administration is granted JAMES YOUNGE of the Estate of WILLIAM TOWERS, deced., he giveing caution according to Law
- The Bond JAMES YOUNGE, WILLIAM EVES and THOMAS MARSHALL doe oblige themselves joyntly and severally in the penall sume of twenty thousand pounds of tobacco and caske that JAMES YOUNGE shall duely administer of the Estate of Mr. WILLIAM TOWERS and exhibite an Inventory thereof into this Court
- Appraysers Ordered Mr. WILLIAM DOWNING, HENRY MAYSE , JOHN HUDNALL and Mr. RICHARD NUTT apprayse the Estate of Mr. WILLIAM TOWERS deced., they being first sworne by ye next Justice of ye Peace
- Mr. EDWARD PORTEUS agt Mr. TOWERS's Estate Whereas it appeares to this Court by two Bills under the hand of Mr. WILLIAM TOWERS that WILLIAM TOWERS stands indebted unto EDWARD PORTEUS the some of one thousand ninety five pounds of tobacco and caske, Judgment is granted EDWARD PORTEUS against the Estate of WILLIAM TOWERS for the sume als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 19th of July 1677 ; Page 301
- MAHEN agt MARSHALL
Whereas it appeares to this Court that THOMAS MARSHALL hath scandalized and defamed SAMUELL MAHEN by preferring a Petition into ye last Court wherein he did take SAMUEL MAHEN for feloniously breakeing open his house and stealing his tobacco from which charge SAMUEL MAHEN being acquitted by ye last Court who gave him an Order of a nonsuite against THOMAS MARSHALL with costs and damages according to Act, and whereas this Court SAMUEL MACHEN prayed for an Order against THOMAS MARSHALL for reparation for ye scandall. It is ordered that THOMAS MARSHALL aske SAMUEL MAHEN forgiveness for ye scandall and pay costs als Execution
I, THOMAS MARSHALL, doe declare I did ignorantly insert in a Petition against SAMUEL MAHEN these words, "feloniously breaking open his house and steadling tobacco," and doe acknowledge that I did wrong to SAMUEL MAHEN and am heartily sorry that I did him that scandall
THOMAS MARSHALL
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 22d of November 1677; Page 313
- WM: FLOWERS agt THO: MARSHALL
Whereas it appeares that a Bill under the hand of THOMAS MARSHALL dated ye 20th of Aprill 1674 that THOMAS MARSHALL did obligate himselfeto finish the new House of WILLIAM FLOWERS for the Carpenter's worke and to make one small Chest of drawers and one good China peece in the Hall or little room: it is ordered that THOMAS MARSHALL shall goe about the worke by next Court al Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 22d of November 1677; Page 314
- THO: MARSHALL agt JAMES CARR's Estate
Whereas an Attachment was awarded THOMAS MARSHALL against the Estate of JAMES CARR for thirteene hundred pounds of tobacco and caske and whereas the Sherriffe per Order of
THOMAS MARSHALL did attach nine hundred pounds of tobacco and caske in ye hands of CHARLES CURTIS who then denyed he had any of his Estate in his hands but being called in Court towards ye Debt and whereas THOMAS MARSHALL upon Oath made his Debt appeare due, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against CHARLES CURTIS for the sume of nine hundred pounds of tobacco and caske and ordered that the Attachment continue for the rest with costs als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 265
Northumberland County Court 15th of March 1675/76
THO: MARSHALL agt JNO: BROWNE Whereas it appeares to this Court that JOHN BROWNE stands indebted unto THOMAS MARSHALL the sume of five hundred ninety three pounds of tobacco and caske, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against JOHN BROWNE for the sume with costs als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 313
Northumberland County Court 22d of November 1677
- WM: FLOWERS agt THO; MARSHALL Whereas it appeares that a Bill under the hand of THOMAS MARSHALL dated ye 20th of Aprill 1674 that THOMAS MARSHALL did obligate himselfe to finish the new House of WILLIAM FLOWERS for the Carpenter's worke and to make one small Chest of drawers and one good China peece in the Hall at little room; it is ordered that THOMAS MARSHALL shall goe about the worke by next Court als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 314
Northumberland County Court 22d of November 1677
- THO: MARSHALL agt JAMES CARR's Estate Whereas an Attachment was awarded THOMAS MARSHALL against the Estate of JAMES CARR for thirteene hundred pounds of tobacco and caske and whereas the Sherriffe per Order of THOMAS MARSHALL did attach nine hundred pounds of tobacco and caske in ye hands of CHARLES CURTIS who then denyed he had any of his Estate in his hands but being called in Court towards ye Debt and whereas THOMAS MARSHALL upon Oath made his Debt appeare due, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against CHARLES CURTIS for the some of nine hundred pounds of tobacco and caske and ordered that the Attachment continue for the rest with costs als Executio
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may be the Allen Fresh, Charles County Maryland Millwright who was involved with Fendall Treason in 1680, thus moved to Virginia.
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FROM: Lancaster County, Virginia Orders 1666-1680
Wilks, Thomas:
December 8, 1675
Whereas att a Cort: Mr. Robert Beckingham, deced., obtained Judgement against Arthur Ettey for twelve hundred twenty and one pounds of tobaccoe and ca: wth: costs, which order being out of date, it is ordered upon the peticon of Mr. Thomas Wilks, who married the Executrix of saide Beckingham, the same bee revived by scire farcias.
It appearing to this Cort: that Thomas Marshall, Millwright, stands indebted unto Mr. Thomas Wilks in thirteene thousand six hundred eighty and two pounds of tobaccoe and ca p specialty and Acct., It is therefore ordered that the same bee forthwith: pde. Wth: cost
Page 482 Lancaster County (VA) Court July 9, 1679
Wilks, Thomas:
--The difference depending att this Court between Richard Marshall. Plt. and Thomas Wilks, Attorney of William Whetstone Defendt. Referred to next court;
FROM: Lancaster County (Virginaia) Wills 1674-1689
In a Will written for Robert Beckingham: dated January 20, 1675 Three mentions of Mr. Burton and Mr. Wilkes from reading this document it appears that Burton and Wilkes are merchants in Lancaster County, Virginia.
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There was a will for Lancaster Co. Va and an Inventory for Stafford County, Virginia. The Lancaster will did not mention a son William. The Stafford Thomas died and his orphan William was indentured to work for a guy on Potomac Creek (where the Town was). Can't remember his name right now but he appears in several court records and was quite a rascal. The last record for William of Stafford is 1692.
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Stafford Co VA Order Book 1690-1691; THE ANTIENT PRESS
Page 150 Court held 10th June 1691
107. WILLIAM MARSHALL complaining sheweth that your poor petrs father departing this life in April 1687 and leaving your petr a poore orphan where at that time was sorely afflicted with an Imposthisme in his necke and did goe unto Mr. RICHARD GIBSON for cure after which cure your petrs mother in law did come to carry him thence to live with her which he refusing to doe came to Mr, MATTHEW THOMPSON where he found Mr. SAMSON DARRELL and by his fair pretences and promises to live with him and that he would require no Indenture from me. nor that 1 should worke in the ground but that I should learn to write and reade and cast accompt all which he neglected to doe but having your petitioner at his house did subtfley and fraudulently and contrary to law and good conscience cause your petitioner to sign a paper or Indenture of his own making as he saith for seven years soe that your Petr hath served him four years and upwards and worked for a share under an overseer The premises being considered your Petr humbly supplicates your Worships that as they are the paternall guardians of orphans within their jurisdiction that this Indenture may be made null and void and your petitioner be declared free And now after a full debate .. and fully perused the Indenture brought into Court by Sampson Darrell wherein It appears that William Marshall was therein bounde to him for seven years and that there was three years to come for him to serve of his Indenture to Sampson Darrell the Court doe accordingly adjudge the same indenture to be good and authentick and that William Marshall shall return home with and serve his aforesaid master according to the forme purport and True intent & meaning of his indenture provided that Sampson Darrell his master shall Initiate or Teach him to read and write and shall in the residue of his time instruct him in some handycraft Trade according, as the Law directs,
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1689-1693 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 2 [Antient Press];
p. 199a THIS INDENTURE Wittnesseth that I WM. MARSHALL Son of THO: MARSHALL late of ye County of Stafford doth putt & binde himselfe an apprentice unto SAMPSON DARRELL of ye said County Marrinr. and wth him after ye manner of an apprentice to dwell & remaine from ye day of ye date unto the full terms of seven yeares from thence next ensueinge and fully to be compleated and dureinge wch said terme the sd apprentice his said Master faithfully shall serve, his secrets keepe, his lavfull commandmts. every where gladly doe, hee shall doe noe damage to his said Master nor suffer to be done by others but that hee to his power shall hinder ye same or speedily give his Master notice, hee shall not vast nor purloyne ye goods of his said Master nor lend them unlawfully to any, fornicacon bee shall not commit nor contract matrimony, au ye cards dice tables nor any unlawfull game he shall not play Whereby his said Master may have any losse either in his owne goods or others. dureinge ye said Terme he shall not absent himselfe from his said Masters service by day or night unlawfully, but in all thinges as a faithfull apprentice shall behave and demeane himselfe towards his said Master, and his said Master his said Apprentice in ye art & trade wch hee now useth by ye best meanes hee may or can shall teach & instruct or cause to be taught and instructed findinge unto his said Apprentice sufficient of meat drinke washinge lodgeinge and apparell and all other necessarys fitt for such an apprentice and to ye true pformance hereof ye said parties binde themselves each to the other. In Wittness whereof ye said parties sett their handes and Stales ye Sixth day of May 1687 and in ye third yeare of his Majties Reigne
In presence of JOHN SIMMS, WILLIAM MARSHALL STEPHEN TUNE [Toney]
Recorded in ye County Court records of Stafford June the 10th 1691
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I think this is the Northhampton Co. Marshall line with John and his two brothers or sons Thomas and William Marshall. They were millwrights and probably came over to fix the mills and returned back home. Note that Roger Jr. Marshall son of Capt Roger Marshall of Northampton was in that same vacinity and time.
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 194
John Wells and Thomas Derrick, 363 acres Stafford County, Virginia on SW side of Doegs creek on NE side of Mr. Green; beg at head of sd creek opposite a great branch &c; 20 Nov 1678 Page 672. Trans 7 persons [Thomas Marshall is listed with Thomas Terrell]
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 6
Mr Thomas Ballard, 800 acres Rappa river, on S. Side and in the freshes of Rappa Riv, 6 Nov 1666. p 16
Beg on a creek deviding this and land of John Weire. Granted to Robt Thomas & Wm Mosse by several patents, deserted, granted by order & due for trans of 16 persons [Thomas Marshall was one]
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1670-1674 Lancaster County, Virginia Order Book 1, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 172
Lancaster County Court 14th of December 1670
- THOMAS MARSHALL, Miller, beinge arrested to this Cort. in 2 accons at ye suite of Mr. THOMAS HAYNES, a member of this Cort., & not appeareing to answer ye saide suite, & noe p:ceedings to bee had in the sde, suites vth:out one other Coissioner, & Capt. JOHN CARTER, refuseing to sift, the same is ordered to be recorded.
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1670-1674 Lancaster County, Virginia Order Book 1, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 240
Lancaster County Court 12th of November 1672
- It appeareing to this Court yt: THOMAS MARSHALL, Miller, stands indebted unto JOHN MERRIMAN in 1200 lb. of tobaccoe & ca: p Bill. It is ordered that thes ame bee forthwth: pde: wth : costs
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1678-1681 Lancaster County Va Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 427
Lancaster county Court 11th of September 1678
- THOMAS MARSHALL, Millwright, beinge arrested to this Cort: att the suite of JONAS PAGE for the deteyneing of one broach, cloth coate, one stuffe coate, one serge coate, two paire of serge trousers, one paire of Cloth Breeches, one paire of Drawers and Waiscoate of penniston, one paire of yarne hose, one neckcloth, five yards of blew linnen, three ells of fine canvas, one Lovell, one napkin, six hens, one cock and a young solve belonginge to the saide JONAS PAGE, as alsoe for satisfaccon for five moneths of service, It is ordered that the tobaccoe which the saide MARSHALL hath paide for the saide JONAS PAGE bee in satisfaccon of his saide service and that for the sevall: goods above menconed, the saide MARSHALL doe forthwth: repaire to the House of Capt. WM: BALL & then and there make Oath before hym to the sevall: p:ticulars hee did take into his possession belonginge to ye sde. JONAS PAGE, and that the same bee forthwth: delivered 'wth: costs
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1678-1681 Lancaster County Va Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 435
Lancaster county Court 11th of September 1678
- It appereing to this Cort: that THOMAS MARSHALL, Millwright, stands indebted unto Mr. THOMAS WILKE in thirteens thousand six hundred eighty and two pounds of tobaccoe and ca p specialty and Acct., It is therefore ordered that the same bee forthwth : pde, wth: costs
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1677-1678 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 4; [Antient Press]; Page 326
Northumberland County Court 8th of December 1677
An Accompt of Disbursments against ye Indians up POTOMACK RIVER September 1675 (mm note:: for Susquehannough War)
From Mr. THOMAS MARSHALL's Mill three bushells
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1677-1678 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 4; [Antient Press]; Page 332
Northumberland County Court 20th of Februry 1677/8
- THO: WILKS agt HUGH HARRIS Whereas THOMAS MARSHALL, Attorney of Mr. THOMAS WILKS, did petition this Court in ye behalfe of Mr. THOMAS WILKS against HUGH HARRIS for fifteen hundred and fifty pounds of tobacco and caske and whereas HUGH HARRIS did in Court produce a Bill and Accompt against Mr. THOMAS WILKS which amounted to ye sume of fifteene hundred and fifty pounds of tobacco and caske, which appeares to this Court to be a just debt from Mr. THOMAS WILKS to HUGH HARRIS, it is therefore ordered tht the suite be dismist and that Mr. THOMAS WILKS pay costs
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1677-1678 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 4; [Antient Press]; Page 337
Northumberland County Court 21st of Februry 1677/8
- THO: MARSHALL for Corne prest Whereas it appeares by severall Warrants from the Commissioners of this County that THOMAS MARSHALL hath had prest
there was a Millwright in Charles County Md during Fendall's 1680-82 treason trial, however he is mentioned in 1695 as living in Virginia so this 1688 inventory can't be or him.
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mm narrative on this Thomas Marshall - 30 May 2005/27Aug2005
Start with the Thomas Marshall of Stafford 1688 inventory. There is an Ambrose Daniels, Edward Mason and Symon Thomson named.
1686-1689 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 1 [Antient Press];
Page 85a- 86 AN INVENTORY taken of the Estate of THOMAS MARSHALL Deced and apprised by us the Subscribers in Obedience to an Order of Court March 10th 1687/8 Tobacco. To (Plantation tools), one small Brasse Candlestick; one paper Slicker wth a Silver Seall & two very small syre gold riings; three old books; to one large book wth hasps & one small booke; to chests with locks and keys; to one grindstone, to one small bedcord; to one couch; to ye Millstones; to ye Cogg Wheell and Shaft Mill hoops and Hinges; to ye rest of the Mill worke, Milt bed & Conduite, to one small feather bed and Rugge, a few feathers in a bagg, one old bolster, one old coverlet[, two old blanketts, to two NEW ENGLAND bucketts and three plates, old pewter, one Carpenters box with lock and Key, to one small Birdinge gunne Total 8484
AMBROSE DANIELL
EDW : MASON SYMON THOMASON
To one small boate at MR. GYBSONs, to 600 pds of Tobacco due from MR. WARDE of WESTMORELAND & to Tobacco in ye hands of MR. BALDRIDGE.
Sworne before me MATH:THOMPSON
Recorded in ye County Court records of Stafford this 15th day of March 1687/8.
EDW : MASON SYMON THOMASON
1686-1689 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 1 [Antient Press];
p. 107 THOMAS MARSHALLs Estate is Dr. to RICHARD AYLIFF Trustee for JOSEPH HENSON per Judgmt; For RICHARD AYLIFFE per Bill, to Mr. EDWARD MASON p Order of Court; appraizers fees; accomdacon for appraizers, Ceres fees; Sheriffe for summons four appraisers; to toR GIBSON for Sheriffe dues. to Mr. JOHN WITHERS for Sheriffe dues; to THOMAS BARTON oyl bill; to Mr. DAVIES by his Bill; to RICHARD RICHIE for Funerall charges & worke done; to Sallarie: to ye Ballance due for wch MR. HEARSE hath Judgmt Total 8484
Contra By ye whole Amt of ye inventorte rendered in this Court
8484 Errors Excepted per RICHARD AYLIFFE
There were Daniels in the "Chotank" area but the only Ambrose I saw was from the Eastern Shore Of Md or Halifax Co. VA. No apparent relationship
The only Simon Thompson listed decended from his father Symon. Birth 1640 in Ipswich, Essex, Ma. May have been a preacher. No apparent relationship [see Jims email where Simon was a brother to Alexander Thompson who married the Martha Sherwood, Wife of Thomas Marshall d 1704.]
That leaves Edward Mason who was a son of Mary French and George Mason Sr., that died 1684 Stafford VA. He would be looking after the tenants of the manor which I'm assuming Thomas Marshall was one.
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ok, zoom forward a few years and look at Hugh French's 1701 will. I think Hugh is a brother of Mary but could not find any confirmation.
1699-1709 Richmond County, Virginia Wills and Inventories [Robert K. Headley, jr.];
French, Hugh, Parish of St. Maries. 20 Jan., 1699 ; 3 Dec., 1701.
Land in Maryland to be sold and produce paid to my son Hugh;
daughter Mary;
sons Daniel and Mason French;
daughter Margaret French;
wife Margaret executrix;
witnesses John Battaile, William Marshall, Simon Miller, John Miller.
That led me to who was this William Marshall listed in Hugh French's 1701 will.
The French family was quite well to do and one of the earliest settlers.
Hugh's wife Margaret married Symon Miller who died in 1684. The Miller boys would have been legatees but no other relationship. Capt. John Battaile of Essex Co. Va married Elizabeth Smith and their daughter married Andrew Harrison Jr. of Essex County (South of the Rapp River). Did not find any apparent blood relationship. Maybe a financial one or Elizabeth is from an earlier marriage.
Note that the location was always near the King George Border on the Rapp River.
The King George Marshall Line seemes the best fit as the William Marshall of Westmoreland was born 1686. The Charles County, Maryland William Marshall III would have been 10 years old and not a good candidate either.
I think Paxton mentioned that Thomas Marshall b 1655 had a brother William that could not be located. Need to look that one up again.
Thomas in March 1688 and later a William in 1701. I would think that if the Thomas of 1688 was truely related to the Charles County or Westmoreland Co Marshall's there would have been more records. The 1678 transportation record implies he was probably around 21 yrs old. Thomas that died 1704 Westmoreland had been in the county by 1685. The Thomas Marshall of Allens Fresh named in Bacon's rebellion would have been at least 21 in 1676. I just find it hard to believe the millwright that was transported is the same that maintained all the Charles County & St. Mary's County area mills.
I think this is the Lancaster Co. or Charles County Marshall line with John and his two brothers or sons Thomas and William Marshall. They were millwrights and probably came over to fix the mills and returned back home.
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1670-1674 Lancaster County, Virginia Order Book 1, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 169
Lancaster County Court 14th of September 1670
The County of Lan castr: beinge indebted in ye quantity of 19732 lb. of tob: as
may appeare p p:ticulars menconed, have ordered that a levy of 43 lb. of tob; p pol bee levyed upon ye sevall: titheable p:sons of this County hereafter menconed, & collected by ye Sher: of this County & by hym paide to the sevall: p:sons hereafter menconed & expressed (vizt.
RICHD. MARSHALL 3
THO: MARSHALL 1
THO, MARSHALL, Miller 1
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1670-1674 Lancaster County, Virginia Order Book 1, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 212
Lancaster County Court 8th of November 1671
RICHD. MARSHALL 2
THO: MARSHALL 3
THO, MARSHALL 1
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1678-1681 Lancaster County Va Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 451
Lancaster county Court 14th of November 1678
Mr. THOMAS MARSHALL 7
HENRY MARSHALL 1
JOHN CARPENTER 2
JOHN BERREY 3
THOMAS MARSHALL, Miller 1
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 11th of November 1670; Page 104
- JOHN SALISBURY confesseth Judgmt. for ye present paymt, of seaven hundred & forty pounds of tobaccoe & caske unto THO: MARSHALL wth: costs
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 11th of November 1670; Page 105
- Whereas it appeares to this Cort: yt: THO: MARSHALL stands indebted unto Mr. THO: HAYNES ye summe of thre thousand three hundred twenty & five pounds of tobaccoe & caske; Judgmt, is granted ye sd. Mr. THO: HAYNES for ye present payment of ye sd. summe agt, ye sd. THO: MARSHALL wth : costs
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 20th of December 1670; Page 106
- Whereas Mr. THO: HAYNES did complayne unto this Cort: yt: THO: MARSHALL Both detayne from him thre sawne Boards of ten foot long & foure foot broad, two chissells, one googe, one payre of large compasses & one hand saw. Judgmt. is granted ye sd, HAYNES agt. ye sd. MARSHALL for ye sd. goods wth: costs
- Mr. THO: HAYNES having Leased out a MILL on ye head of ye Easterne Branch of CORATOMAN RIVER unto THO: MARSHALL under certaine condicons (as p an Instrumt under ye hand of ye sd. MARSHALL, relacon thereto being had did appeare) wherein ye sd. MARSHALL did oblige himselfe to keepe ye sd. MILL wth: ye appurtenances thereof in good repayre. The said THO: HAYNES having made Complaynt to this Cort: yt: by ye neglect of ye sd. MARSHALL, ye sd. MILL is like to fall to ruines & prayed yt: this Cort: would order work men to view ye sd. MILL. It is ordered yt. Mr. CHARLES HUTCHINS & THOMAS HAYNES at some convenient tyme betweene this & ye next Cort: view ye sd. MILL wth: ye appurtenances thereof & give their report ye next Cort:
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 15th of November 1671; Page 133
- Whereas THO: GRIFFIN was arrested to this Cort: at ye suite of THO: MARSHALL & refused to yield obedience to ye arrest, the Cort: doe therefore authorize Mr. ROBT: JONES, High Sherriffe, to apprehend ye sd. GRIFFIN at Capt. CARTERS MILL or elsewhere wth :in this County, & keepe him in safe custody untill he give caucon for his appearean ce ye next Cort;
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 20th of December 1671; Page 137
- THO: MARSHALL agt. THO: GRIFFIN
Referred to ye next Cort: at ye motion of ye Defendt.
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 21st of August 1672; Page 155
- THO. MARSHALL agt. GEO: BRERETON
Referred to ye next Cort: at ye motion of ye Defendt.
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland county Court 17th of September 1673; Page 184
- Whereas it appeares to this Cort: yt: JNO: SALISBURY stands indebted unto THOMAS MARSHALL upon ballance of Accots: one hundred pounds of tobaccoe; Judgment is granted ye sd. MARSHALL agt. ye sd. SALISBURY for ye sd. summe wth: costs of suite
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1669-1673 Order Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press:
Northumberland County Court 18th of February 1673/1674; Page 195
- Mr. DALE agt. THO: MARSHALL
Referred to ye next Cort:
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 246
Northumberland County Court 18th of November 1675
- THO: MARSHALL agt SAMLL: MAHEN
THOMAS MARSHALL being arrested to this Court at ye suite of SAMUELL MAHEN and noe cause of action appearing, a non suite is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against SAMUELL MAHEN with costs according to Act
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 1st of December 1675 : Page 248
- Northumberland County debted 1675
To THOMAS MARSHALL for mending a Damm
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 20th of January 1675/76; Page 255
- SAMLL: MAHEN agt THO: MARSHALL
Whereas SAMUEL MAHEN was arrested to this Court at ye suite of THOMAS MARSHALL for one hundred ninety pounds of tobacco and caske, which sume being beneath the Court's cognizance, a nonsuite is granted SAMUEL MAHEN against THOMAS MARSHALL with fifty pounds of tobacco damages and costs of suite als Execution
- MARSHALL agt MAHEN, Collo. CODD's Order
Whereas it appeares to me by ye Oath of THOMAS MARSHALL yt SAMUEL MAHEN stands indebted to THOMAS MARSHALL the sume of one hundred ninety pounds of tobacco and caske, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against SAMUEL MAHEN for ye some with costs als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 20th of January 1675/76; Page 256
- JAMES BLAIRE agt THO: MARSHALL
Whereas it appeares to this Court yt there is due unto THOMAS MARSHALL from JAMES BLAIRE the sume of two hundred thirty pounds of tobacco and caske, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against JAMES BLAIRE for ye sume with costs als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 15th of March 1675/76; Page 260
- THO: MARSHALL agt EZEKIELL GENESIS
Whereas it appeares to this Court by a Bill under the hand of EZEKIELL GENESIS dated ye 3d of 8br 1675 that EZEKIELL stands indebted unto THOMAS MARSHALL ye sume of seaven hundred twenty pounds of tobacco and caske and one hundred five pounds of tobacco pr Account; Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against EZEKIELL GENESIS for ye sume of eight hundred twenty and five pounds of tobacco and caske with costs als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 15th of March 1675/76; Page 265
265 - THO: MARSHALL agt JNO: BROWNE
Whereas it appeares to this Court that JOHN BROWNE stands indebted unto THOMAS MARSHALL the sume of five hundred ninety three pounds of tobacco and caske, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against JOHN BROWNE for the sume with costs als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 269
Northumberland County Court 19th of April 1676
- ALEXR. GRIFFIN agt BARBARA SALISBURY, Admrx, of JOHN JONES Whereas it appeares to this Court by ye Oath of THOMAS MARSHALL that JOHN JONES in his life tyme stood indebted unto THOMAS MARSHALL ye sume of five hundred pounds of tobacco and caske being for dyet and attendance at the time of his sickness, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL for the some against BARBARA SALISBURY, ye Administratrix of JOHN JONES out of JOHN JONES's Estate als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 21st of March 1676/77; Page 283
- THO: MARSHALL agt Mr, JONES's Estate
Whereas it appeares to this Court by a Noate under the hand of ROBERT JONES dated ye 6th of September 1675 that ROBERT JONES stood indebted unto THOMAS MARSHALL ye sume of three hundred fifty and three pounds of tobacco and caske; Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against the Estate of ROBERT JONES for ye sume als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 21st of March 1676/77; Page 283
- DARCAS POPE's Comm of Admon
A Commission of Administration is granted DARCAS POPE of the Estate of JAMES POPE, deced., she giveing caution according to Law
- Her Bond DARCAS POPE, JOHN HUGHLETT and THOMAS MARSHALL obliged themselves in the penall sume of fifty thousand pounds of tobacco and caske that DARCAS POPE shall duly administer of her deceased Husband's Estate and exhibite an Inventory of the Estate according to Law
- Apprasers appointed Ordered JAMES HILL, DENNIS EYSE, DENNIS CONOWAY and EDMUND BASYE apprayse the Estate of JAMES POPE, deced., being first sworne by the next Justice
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 21st of March 1676/77; Page 283
- MAHEN agt MARSHALL
Whereas SAMUELL MACHEN was arrested to this Court at ye suite of THOMAS MARSHALL and noe cause of action appearing Or a nonsuite is granted SAMUELL MAHEN against THOMAS MARSHALL with costs according to Act
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Att a Court held for Northumberland County the 18th of Aprill 1677; Page 285
- JAMES YOUNGE's Comm of Admon TOWERS's Estate
Upon the Petition of JAMES YOUNGE a Commission of Administration is granted JAMES YOUNGE of the Estate of WILLIAM TOWERS, deced., he giveing caution according to Law
- The Bond JAMES YOUNGE, WILLIAM EVES and THOMAS MARSHALL doe oblige themselves joyntly and severally in the penall sume of twenty thousand pounds of tobacco and caske that JAMES YOUNGE shall duely administer of the Estate of Mr. WILLIAM TOWERS and exhibite an Inventory thereof into this Court
- Appraysers Ordered Mr. WILLIAM DOWNING, HENRY MAYSE , JOHN HUDNALL and Mr. RICHARD NUTT apprayse the Estate of Mr. WILLIAM TOWERS deced., they being first sworne by ye next Justice of ye Peace
- Mr. EDWARD PORTEUS agt Mr. TOWERS's Estate Whereas it appeares to this Court by two Bills under the hand of Mr. WILLIAM TOWERS that WILLIAM TOWERS stands indebted unto EDWARD PORTEUS the some of one thousand ninety five pounds of tobacco and caske, Judgment is granted EDWARD PORTEUS against the Estate of WILLIAM TOWERS for the sume als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 19th of July 1677 ; Page 301
- MAHEN agt MARSHALL
Whereas it appeares to this Court that THOMAS MARSHALL hath scandalized and defamed SAMUELL MAHEN by preferring a Petition into ye last Court wherein he did take SAMUEL MAHEN for feloniously breakeing open his house and stealing his tobacco from which charge SAMUEL MAHEN being acquitted by ye last Court who gave him an Order of a nonsuite against THOMAS MARSHALL with costs and damages according to Act, and whereas this Court SAMUEL MACHEN prayed for an Order against THOMAS MARSHALL for reparation for ye scandall. It is ordered that THOMAS MARSHALL aske SAMUEL MAHEN forgiveness for ye scandall and pay costs als Execution
I, THOMAS MARSHALL, doe declare I did ignorantly insert in a Petition against SAMUEL MAHEN these words, "feloniously breaking open his house and steadling tobacco," and doe acknowledge that I did wrong to SAMUEL MAHEN and am heartily sorry that I did him that scandall
THOMAS MARSHALL
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 22d of November 1677; Page 313
- WM: FLOWERS agt THO: MARSHALL
Whereas it appeares that a Bill under the hand of THOMAS MARSHALL dated ye 20th of Aprill 1674 that THOMAS MARSHALL did obligate himselfeto finish the new House of WILLIAM FLOWERS for the Carpenter's worke and to make one small Chest of drawers and one good China peece in the Hall or little room: it is ordered that THOMAS MARSHALL shall goe about the worke by next Court al Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press];
Northumberland County Court 22d of November 1677; Page 314
- THO: MARSHALL agt JAMES CARR's Estate
Whereas an Attachment was awarded THOMAS MARSHALL against the Estate of JAMES CARR for thirteene hundred pounds of tobacco and caske and whereas the Sherriffe per Order of
THOMAS MARSHALL did attach nine hundred pounds of tobacco and caske in ye hands of CHARLES CURTIS who then denyed he had any of his Estate in his hands but being called in Court towards ye Debt and whereas THOMAS MARSHALL upon Oath made his Debt appeare due, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against CHARLES CURTIS for the sume of nine hundred pounds of tobacco and caske and ordered that the Attachment continue for the rest with costs als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 265
Northumberland County Court 15th of March 1675/76
THO: MARSHALL agt JNO: BROWNE Whereas it appeares to this Court that JOHN BROWNE stands indebted unto THOMAS MARSHALL the sume of five hundred ninety three pounds of tobacco and caske, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against JOHN BROWNE for the sume with costs als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 313
Northumberland County Court 22d of November 1677
- WM: FLOWERS agt THO; MARSHALL Whereas it appeares that a Bill under the hand of THOMAS MARSHALL dated ye 20th of Aprill 1674 that THOMAS MARSHALL did obligate himselfe to finish the new House of WILLIAM FLOWERS for the Carpenter's worke and to make one small Chest of drawers and one good China peece in the Hall at little room; it is ordered that THOMAS MARSHALL shall goe about the worke by next Court als Execution
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1674-1677 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3; [Antient Press]; Page 314
Northumberland County Court 22d of November 1677
- THO: MARSHALL agt JAMES CARR's Estate Whereas an Attachment was awarded THOMAS MARSHALL against the Estate of JAMES CARR for thirteene hundred pounds of tobacco and caske and whereas the Sherriffe per Order of THOMAS MARSHALL did attach nine hundred pounds of tobacco and caske in ye hands of CHARLES CURTIS who then denyed he had any of his Estate in his hands but being called in Court towards ye Debt and whereas THOMAS MARSHALL upon Oath made his Debt appeare due, Judgment is granted THOMAS MARSHALL against CHARLES CURTIS for the some of nine hundred pounds of tobacco and caske and ordered that the Attachment continue for the rest with costs als Executio
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may be the Allen Fresh, Charles County Maryland Millwright who was involved with Fendall Treason in 1680, thus moved to Virginia.
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FROM: Lancaster County, Virginia Orders 1666-1680
Wilks, Thomas:
December 8, 1675
Whereas att a Cort: Mr. Robert Beckingham, deced., obtained Judgement against Arthur Ettey for twelve hundred twenty and one pounds of tobaccoe and ca: wth: costs, which order being out of date, it is ordered upon the peticon of Mr. Thomas Wilks, who married the Executrix of saide Beckingham, the same bee revived by scire farcias.
It appearing to this Cort: that Thomas Marshall, Millwright, stands indebted unto Mr. Thomas Wilks in thirteene thousand six hundred eighty and two pounds of tobaccoe and ca p specialty and Acct., It is therefore ordered that the same bee forthwith: pde. Wth: cost
Page 482 Lancaster County (VA) Court July 9, 1679
Wilks, Thomas:
--The difference depending att this Court between Richard Marshall. Plt. and Thomas Wilks, Attorney of William Whetstone Defendt. Referred to next court;
FROM: Lancaster County (Virginaia) Wills 1674-1689
In a Will written for Robert Beckingham: dated January 20, 1675 Three mentions of Mr. Burton and Mr. Wilkes from reading this document it appears that Burton and Wilkes are merchants in Lancaster County, Virginia.
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There was a will for Lancaster Co. Va and an Inventory for Stafford County, Virginia. The Lancaster will did not mention a son William. The Stafford Thomas died and his orphan William was indentured to work for a guy on Potomac Creek (where the Town was). Can't remember his name right now but he appears in several court records and was quite a rascal. The last record for William of Stafford is 1692.
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Stafford Co VA Order Book 1690-1691; THE ANTIENT PRESS
Page 150 Court held 10th June 1691
107. WILLIAM MARSHALL complaining sheweth that your poor petrs father departing this life in April 1687 and leaving your petr a poore orphan where at that time was sorely afflicted with an Imposthisme in his necke and did goe unto Mr. RICHARD GIBSON for cure after which cure your petrs mother in law did come to carry him thence to live with her which he refusing to doe came to Mr, MATTHEW THOMPSON where he found Mr. SAMSON DARRELL and by his fair pretences and promises to live with him and that he would require no Indenture from me. nor that 1 should worke in the ground but that I should learn to write and reade and cast accompt all which he neglected to doe but having your petitioner at his house did subtfley and fraudulently and contrary to law and good conscience cause your petitioner to sign a paper or Indenture of his own making as he saith for seven years soe that your Petr hath served him four years and upwards and worked for a share under an overseer The premises being considered your Petr humbly supplicates your Worships that as they are the paternall guardians of orphans within their jurisdiction that this Indenture may be made null and void and your petitioner be declared free And now after a full debate .. and fully perused the Indenture brought into Court by Sampson Darrell wherein It appears that William Marshall was therein bounde to him for seven years and that there was three years to come for him to serve of his Indenture to Sampson Darrell the Court doe accordingly adjudge the same indenture to be good and authentick and that William Marshall shall return home with and serve his aforesaid master according to the forme purport and True intent & meaning of his indenture provided that Sampson Darrell his master shall Initiate or Teach him to read and write and shall in the residue of his time instruct him in some handycraft Trade according, as the Law directs,
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1689-1693 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 2 [Antient Press];
p. 199a THIS INDENTURE Wittnesseth that I WM. MARSHALL Son of THO: MARSHALL late of ye County of Stafford doth putt & binde himselfe an apprentice unto SAMPSON DARRELL of ye said County Marrinr. and wth him after ye manner of an apprentice to dwell & remaine from ye day of ye date unto the full terms of seven yeares from thence next ensueinge and fully to be compleated and dureinge wch said terme the sd apprentice his said Master faithfully shall serve, his secrets keepe, his lavfull commandmts. every where gladly doe, hee shall doe noe damage to his said Master nor suffer to be done by others but that hee to his power shall hinder ye same or speedily give his Master notice, hee shall not vast nor purloyne ye goods of his said Master nor lend them unlawfully to any, fornicacon bee shall not commit nor contract matrimony, au ye cards dice tables nor any unlawfull game he shall not play Whereby his said Master may have any losse either in his owne goods or others. dureinge ye said Terme he shall not absent himselfe from his said Masters service by day or night unlawfully, but in all thinges as a faithfull apprentice shall behave and demeane himselfe towards his said Master, and his said Master his said Apprentice in ye art & trade wch hee now useth by ye best meanes hee may or can shall teach & instruct or cause to be taught and instructed findinge unto his said Apprentice sufficient of meat drinke washinge lodgeinge and apparell and all other necessarys fitt for such an apprentice and to ye true pformance hereof ye said parties binde themselves each to the other. In Wittness whereof ye said parties sett their handes and Stales ye Sixth day of May 1687 and in ye third yeare of his Majties Reigne
In presence of JOHN SIMMS, WILLIAM MARSHALL STEPHEN TUNE [Toney]
Recorded in ye County Court records of Stafford June the 10th 1691
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I think this is the Northhampton Co. Marshall line with John and his two brothers or sons Thomas and William Marshall. They were millwrights and probably came over to fix the mills and returned back home. Note that Roger Jr. Marshall son of Capt Roger Marshall of Northampton was in that same vacinity and time.
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 194
John Wells and Thomas Derrick, 363 acres Stafford County, Virginia on SW side of Doegs creek on NE side of Mr. Green; beg at head of sd creek opposite a great branch &c; 20 Nov 1678 Page 672. Trans 7 persons [Thomas Marshall is listed with Thomas Terrell]
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 6
Mr Thomas Ballard, 800 acres Rappa river, on S. Side and in the freshes of Rappa Riv, 6 Nov 1666. p 16
Beg on a creek deviding this and land of John Weire. Granted to Robt Thomas & Wm Mosse by several patents, deserted, granted by order & due for trans of 16 persons [Thomas Marshall was one]
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1670-1674 Lancaster County, Virginia Order Book 1, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 172
Lancaster County Court 14th of December 1670
- THOMAS MARSHALL, Miller, beinge arrested to this Cort. in 2 accons at ye suite of Mr. THOMAS HAYNES, a member of this Cort., & not appeareing to answer ye saide suite, & noe p:ceedings to bee had in the sde, suites vth:out one other Coissioner, & Capt. JOHN CARTER, refuseing to sift, the same is ordered to be recorded.
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1670-1674 Lancaster County, Virginia Order Book 1, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 240
Lancaster County Court 12th of November 1672
- It appeareing to this Court yt: THOMAS MARSHALL, Miller, stands indebted unto JOHN MERRIMAN in 1200 lb. of tobaccoe & ca: p Bill. It is ordered that thes ame bee forthwth: pde: wth : costs
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1678-1681 Lancaster County Va Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 427
Lancaster county Court 11th of September 1678
- THOMAS MARSHALL, Millwright, beinge arrested to this Cort: att the suite of JONAS PAGE for the deteyneing of one broach, cloth coate, one stuffe coate, one serge coate, two paire of serge trousers, one paire of Cloth Breeches, one paire of Drawers and Waiscoate of penniston, one paire of yarne hose, one neckcloth, five yards of blew linnen, three ells of fine canvas, one Lovell, one napkin, six hens, one cock and a young solve belonginge to the saide JONAS PAGE, as alsoe for satisfaccon for five moneths of service, It is ordered that the tobaccoe which the saide MARSHALL hath paide for the saide JONAS PAGE bee in satisfaccon of his saide service and that for the sevall: goods above menconed, the saide MARSHALL doe forthwth: repaire to the House of Capt. WM: BALL & then and there make Oath before hym to the sevall: p:ticulars hee did take into his possession belonginge to ye sde. JONAS PAGE, and that the same bee forthwth: delivered 'wth: costs
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1678-1681 Lancaster County Va Order Book; [Antient Press]; Page 435
Lancaster county Court 11th of September 1678
- It appereing to this Cort: that THOMAS MARSHALL, Millwright, stands indebted unto Mr. THOMAS WILKE in thirteens thousand six hundred eighty and two pounds of tobaccoe and ca p specialty and Acct., It is therefore ordered that the same bee forthwth : pde, wth: costs
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1677-1678 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 4; [Antient Press]; Page 326
Northumberland County Court 8th of December 1677
An Accompt of Disbursments against ye Indians up POTOMACK RIVER September 1675 (mm note:: for Susquehannough War)
From Mr. THOMAS MARSHALL's Mill three bushells
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1677-1678 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 4; [Antient Press]; Page 332
Northumberland County Court 20th of Februry 1677/8
- THO: WILKS agt HUGH HARRIS Whereas THOMAS MARSHALL, Attorney of Mr. THOMAS WILKS, did petition this Court in ye behalfe of Mr. THOMAS WILKS against HUGH HARRIS for fifteen hundred and fifty pounds of tobacco and caske and whereas HUGH HARRIS did in Court produce a Bill and Accompt against Mr. THOMAS WILKS which amounted to ye sume of fifteene hundred and fifty pounds of tobacco and caske, which appeares to this Court to be a just debt from Mr. THOMAS WILKS to HUGH HARRIS, it is therefore ordered tht the suite be dismist and that Mr. THOMAS WILKS pay costs
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1677-1678 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 4; [Antient Press]; Page 337
Northumberland County Court 21st of Februry 1677/8
- THO: MARSHALL for Corne prest Whereas it appeares by severall Warrants from the Commissioners of this County that THOMAS MARSHALL hath had prest ===
Samuell Cressey 4,171 A CH #188200 #40454 Jul 12 1677
Receipts from: Capt, Allen, John Brooke, Lawrance Young, Mr. Joshua Doyne, Mr, Simpson, Thomas Melton, Richard Dodd, Thomas Howell, Robert Toate, John Warder, James Cox, Marke Lampton, Thomas Alcock, Hugh French, Thomas Greenefield, Mrs. Walker, Peter Achilles, John Helme, Thomas Galy, James Macky, John Barker, Philip Cole, Dr. Maddock, Mr. John Tennison, Mr. Clarke, Daniell Russell.
Payments to: Richard Dodd for his wife tending deceased's wife, Ellinor Simmons, Mr. Stephen Gough, Mr. Edward Clarke, Mr. Raspin, Mr. Barret, Capt. Quigley, Mr. William Gough, Mr. Robert Ware, Dr. le Maire, Capt. Paine, Mr. Ridgely, Mr. John Baker, Mr. Bennet Marthegay, John Munn, Mr. Fanning, John Cock for John Dupine, Capt. Slye, Mr. Rozier, Philip Line, Dr. Maddock, Mr. John Tennison, Mr. Chizeldine.
Mentions: children (unnamed), Mary Cressey.
Executor: Richard Edelen (gentleman).
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Mr. James Beaumunt 7C.131 I CH #9448 Mar 30 1682
Appraisers; Humphrey Warren, Thomas Clypsham.
List of debts: Hugh French, Thomas Clipsham, William Barrett, Arthur Turner,
Capt. Jozias Fendall, Mr. Richard Hubbard, Thomas Gerrard, George Newman, Capt. David Edward, Dr. John Pearce, Thomas Hussey, Gerard Slye, John Fanning, Robert Doyne, Capt. Humphrey Warren, Mr. John Stone, Maj, John Wheeler, John Gouge, Anthony Neale, Henry Bonner, Richard Beamunt, William Boreman, Jr., Francis Wyne, Paul Burrowes, Samuell Raspin, William Harper, William Browne, Cleborne Lomax, Capt, Diggs, Henry Belcher, Francis Maston, John Bradshawe, Robert Maston, John Turling, Hugh Gardner, Charles Parks (mariner) of London.
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Robert Cooper 8,228 A CH #10486 #8859 Oct 23 1684
Payments to: Col. William Chandler, Thomas Burford, Esq., Thomas Carvile, Thomas Grunwin of St, Mary's County, Samuell Luckett, Robert Browne, Dr. John Lemaire, Thomas Hussey, Henry Henley, Hugh French,
Administrator: John Faning (gentleman),
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Robert Cooper 8.230 I #10486 Apr 1 1682
The inventory is on the upper half of folios 230 and 231.
List of debts: Mr. John Hambleton, Mr. Thomas Burford, Thomas Carvill, Mr. Grunwin, Samuell Luckett, Robert Browne, Dr, John Lemaire, Thomas Hussey, Henry Henley, Hugh French, Thomas Edwards, Maj. Boarsham, Ralph Gwine, John Gouge, Francis Newteing, John Gibbs, Richard Durding, Thomas Dobbing.
Administrator: John Faning.
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Robert Cooper 8.278 I CH #1300 Oct 2 1682 Oct 14 1682
Appraisers: John Bayne, Richard Beaumont.
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List of Debts for Col. Benjamin Rozer
In the Inventories & Accounts is a list of the debts for the estate of Col. Benjamin Rozer. The list is dated 25 May 1682. The inventory was filed in Charles County. This list can be found in Libor 7C, Folios 98-127.
Henry Bonner (gone to ye South & dead)
James Beamond (gone to ye South & dead)
Hugh French
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Mar. 27, 1683 - William Chandler sheriff of Charles Co. reports that Thomas Marshall has broke prison in Charles Co. and fled. Archives of Maryland, Vol. 70, Page 336-8. (4 different cases)
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Samuell Raspin 8.245 A CH #29603 #69873 Mar 13 1684
List of debts: Richard Ashman, John Barker, John Brooks, Capt. William Barton, John Bratcher, John Coney, John Courts, Sr., John Courts, Jr., Thomas Davis, George Grows, John Hamble, William Hargness, Cleborne Lomax, Robert Midleton, Edward Nibbs, Richard Robinson, John Posey, George Simonds, Nicholas Skidmore, Alexander Standige, Francis Wyne, Lawrence Young, Robert Browne, Sr,, Thomas Clerke, John Compton, Philip Coomes, Gilbert Crafford, Samuel Cooksey, Samuell Dobson, John Dawson, John Daniell, Col. William Digges, Richard Edelen, Richard Hubbart, Peter Hipkins, Abraham LeMaistre, Vincent Mansell, John Sheperd, Thomas Stonestreet, Edward Savan, John Turner, Gyles Wilson, John Watters, John Martin.
Payments to: Cleborne Lomax. Joshua Doyne, Thomas Hagar. Col. William Digges, Henry Hardy, Mr. John Turling, William Wells, Thomas Hussey, Mary Dod, Richard Edelen, John Pearson, Richard Gardiner, Capt. Randolph Brandt, John Porter, James Beck, Richard Ashman, John Fanin, Capt. James Neale, Capt, William Barton, Roger Futrill, Mr, Raspin, Edmond Dennis, Mr. Henry Hawkins, Philip Lynes, Richard Hes, Thomas Norris, Owen Newin, Capt, James Bowling, Dr. Hodgson, John Bearcroft, John Barnes, John Courts, Sr., Mr. Thomas Burford, William Ward, Col. Rozey, Dr, Mattocks,
Administrator: Thomas Marshall,
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Robert Lee 9.459 I SM £54.16.5 Jan 7 1687
The amount of the inventory also included # 12282.
Appraisers: Garratt Vansweringen, Thomas Beal.
List of debts: Michael Taney, Robert Carvile, Col, Digges, Mr. Anthony Underwood for note on Michael Taney, Thomas Marshall, George Sullivan, John Kock, George Coome, Gilbert Clark, John Skreech, John Harris, Samson Stoddart. Michael Taney, Robert Carvile, Col, Digges, Mr. Anthony Underwood for note on Michael Taney, Thomas Marshall.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1646 - 1688 (> 42 years)