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1666-1670 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 55
KNOW ALL MEN by these p:sents yt: I JOHN ALLOWAY doe assigns all my full right of this Bill of Sale from mee my heires & assignes unto WILL: WILLDEY his heires & assignes, as Witnesse my hand this 10th of Septr: 1668
30th 8iber: Recognit.ure JOHN ALLOWAY et recordatur
(On margin: JNO: ALLOWAYs Assignment unto WM: WILLDEY see page 133 (28) FLINTs Records
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1670-1672 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 195-196
BE IT KNOWNE UNTO ALL MEN by these pnts that I JOHN HULL of the County of Rappa. in Virga. gent. for & in consideration of Eight thousand pounds of good Tobb. and caste to me in hand paid by JOHN ALLOWAY of the same County Carpenter the Receipt of wch I doe acknowledge and doe by these prsents bargaine sell & for ever make over unto the said JOHN ALLOWAY of the same County Carpenter land containeing Eight hundred acres scittuate lying & being in the abovesd County & lieing upon the Easternmost branch of a Creeke commonly called TOTUSKEY CREEKE parte thereof formerly belonging to one Mr. MILES REYLEY the residue thereof being purchased by me the said JOHN HULL of the MORATTICUM INDIANS To Have & To Hould the abovesd quantity of land as before menconed and every parte thereof with all & every the appurtenances thereto belonging to him the said JOHN ALLOWAY his heires or assignes for Evermore he the sd JOHN ALLOWAY for Ever hereafter yeelding and paying doeing & dischargeing the rents & services due to or: Soveraigne Lord the King for the prmises herein graunted and I the sd JOHN HULL doe for me my heires oblidge that the sd JOHN ALLOWAY his heires shall from time to time & at all times hereafter quietly & peaceably have hould occupy and enjoy all the prmises heerin or heerafter graunted without the lett In cumbran ce or molestation of us or any pson laying Lawfull claime or interest to the prmises or any pte thereof and furthermore I the sd JOHN HULL doe with the consent of ELIZABETH my Wife for the consideracon above menconed and we both with one consent and assent oblidge or:selves to confirms and acknowlege this or: act & deed in the County Cort. abovesd when by the said JNO. ALLOWAY required in confirmacon of which wee the sd JOHN & ELIZABETH HULL have hereunto sett our hands & seales this fourth day of January 1670
Signed sealed inprsents of us JOHN HULL
DAVID STERNE, ROBT. MAPES ELIZABETH HULL
Recognitr. in Cur Rappa 4th die Janry Anno 1670
THESE PNTS WITTNESSETH that I ELIZABETH HULL Wife of JOHN HULL of the County of Rappa, doe constitute & appoynt THO: FRESHWATER my lawful Attrny in my steed & place to ackowledge a pcell of land conteining Eight hundred acres sould by my abovesd Husband unto JOHN ALLOWAY of the abovesd County as by Deed of Sale from undr. or: hands & seales beareing date with these prsnts will appeare Rattifieing and confirmein g the sd acknowledgmt. made by my sd Attrny in the County Cort. abovesaid to be as firme & staple as if I my selfe weare psonally prsent, In Wittness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale this fourth day of January 1670
Test ROBE MAPES, ELIZA. HULL
DAVID STERNE signum
Recordr. XII 1670
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1672-1674 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 32-33
KNOW ALL MEN that wee JOHN ALLAWAY and DOROTHY ALLAWAY of the County of Rappa, and Parrish of Farnham in Virginia for a valuable consideration by us received from JOHN YATES of the same County and Parish do sell unto said JOHN YATES his heirs and assignes forever one parcell of land containing One hundred acres or thereabouts being in the abovesaid County and Parish and part of a Devident of land bought by the said ALLAWAY of Capt. JOHN HULL the sd land lying between two branches the one known by the name of the WATHIA ANEQUE Branch the other EDWARD LEWIS his Branch and extending from the heads of the same Branches by a line of marked trees running from the head of the aforementioned to the head of the other To have and to hold the land with every the proffitts belonging to him the said JOHN YATES his heirs and assignes forever more he the said YATES discharging the rents and services due to our Sovereign Lord the King and I the said JOHN ALLAWAY doe engage that the sd YATES shall at all times hereafter occupy the same without the hindrance of me my heirs or assignes In Confirmation we have sett our hands and seals this 20th day of July 1672
in presence of THOMAS SHORT, JOHN ALLAWAY
THOMAS FRESHWATER DOROTHY ALLAWAY
Recognit in Cur Com Rappa 3 die July 1672
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1674-1676 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 233-234
TO ALL TO WHOM &c. Know yee that I the said Sr. WILLIAM BERKELEY doe wth the advice and consent &c, give and grant unto THOMAS ROBERTSON and QUINTAN SHEARMAN a Tract of land containing Eight hundred acres lying on the North side of Rappa, River in the Countie of Rappa and on the Eastermost side of TOTOSKEY CREEK bounded as followed) (Vizt) beginning at a Spanish Oake standing on a point by the said Creek side and adjoyning to another parcell of land belonging to the said THOMAS ROBINSON thence running for length into the woods E and by South about the line of marked trees of the said THOMAS ROBINSONs lands and to a marked red Oake and for breadth to the forementioned Spanish Oake runing Northerly up and alongst the said Creeke side according to its severall courses unto a white Oake standing near the mouth of a Creek called the CROSS CREEKE being an Eastermost Branch of TOTOSKEY CREEKE thence Easterly along the side of the said CROSS CREEKE according to its several] courses to a corner marked Spanish Oake thence Southerly to the forementioned red (lake including the quantity the said land being due unto the said THOMAS ROBINSON and QUINTAN SHEARMAN for the transportation of Sixteene psons into this Collony whose names are on the records mentioned under this Pattent to have and to hold the said &c. paying &c Given at JAMES CITTY under my hand and the Seale of the Collony the 3 November 1664
Test FRANCIS KIRKMAN WM, BERKELEY
Recordatr 11th Mr 1665
KNOW ALL MEN &c. That I QUINTILLIAN SHEREMAN for and in consideration of the value thereof to me in hand paid by JOHN ALLAWAY doe assigne and forever make over unto the said ALLAWAY all my right and interest of this within mentioned Pattent all and every the premises therein contained with warranty from me my heirs administrators forever and in confirmation thereof have hereunto sett my hand and seale this 5th of August 1674
Test THOMAS FRESHWATER. QUINTILLIAN SHEREMAN
HENRY LINTONE
Recordatr in Cu Com Rappa 5 die Augusti 1674
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1682-1686 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 51-52
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JOHN ALLOWAY SENIOR of the County of Rappa: and Dominion of Virginia with the free consent of my Wife, DOROTHY ALLOWAY, for a valuable consideration in hand receaved have sold unto HEZEKIAH COLLWICH of the aforesaid County & Dominion in Virginia to him his heires forever (vizt) one part of land being on TOTASKEY CREEK and beginning at one of my corner trees on the South East side of TOTASKEY CREEK and soe runns up a lyne of marked trees till it comes to a Swamp soe bounding upon that Swamp till it comes upon the Creek againe (it being part of a certaine Tract of land of Eight hundred acres that I the said JOHN ALLOWAY bought of Coll JOHN HULL the which land with privilidges thereunto belonging unto HEZEKIAH COLLWICH To have and to hold forever with all woods and waters in as ample manr: as is exprest by his Majties order for the holding of land in this Dominion & to be safely posest free from interruption of any persons under me, the said HEZEKIAH COLLWICH paying those rents or dues as doe properly belong to oer: Sovereigne Lord the King and I obleidge myselfe my heires &c. to defend ye said Land from persons that shall lay any claime (that is to say) soe far as my rite from Coll: HULL will maintaine. In Confirmation hereof wee the said JOHN and DOROTHY ALLOWAY doe sett or: hands and seals this thirteenth day of June One thousand Six hundred Eighty & three
Signed sealed and delivered in prsence of
ISA: WRIGHT, JOHN ALLOWAY
HENRY CLARKE DOROTHY ALLOWAY
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa: 4th die July 1683 et recordatr x6 die
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1682-1686 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 57-58
BE IT KNOWN unto all men by the prsents that I JOHN ALLOWAY of the County of Rappa: in ye Parish of Farnham in Virginia for a sufficient quantity of goods by me in hand received of JOHN HOULL of the County of NORTHUMBLD. in Great Wickacomaco Parish the receipt of wch: I doe acknowledge doe by these prsents sell unto ye said JOHN HOULL [Howell] his heires one divident of land scituating and belonging to Mr. JOHN HULL and lying on ye South side of TOTOSKEY CREEK bounding as followeth Begining at EDWARD LEWIS his line and from thence tuning up a branch called the DEEP BRANCH to a corner tree standing by the FERRY ROAD and soe nigh the same ROAD to Mr. SAMFORDs line and along Mr. SAMFORDs line to EDWARD LEWIS his head line and soe ends; To have and to hold the abovesd: parcell of land wth: all the aptnences: belonging to JOHN HOULE his heires forever he paying the rents and services due to our Soveraigne Lord the King; And I the said JOHN ALLOWAY doe with the consent of DOROTHY my now Wife for the consideration above mentioned acknowledge the sd Deed in the County Court abovesd when by said JOHN HOULL required In Confirmation of wch we the said JOHN & DOROTHY ALLOWAY have set or: hands & seales this 1st day of Decembr: 1682
Signed Sealed in ye prsence of
NICHOLAS YEATES, JOHN ALLOWAY
PHILLIP HUNNINGS DOROTHY ALLOWAY
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa: 4 die July 1683 et recordatr z8 die
Test THO: NEW Dept, Cl Cur
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1695-1697 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 2; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 130-133
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whom this present writing shall come, I JOHN ALLOWAY of the Parish of NORTH FARNHAM and County of Richmond send greeting.
KNOW YE that I the said JOHN ALLOWAY as well for the natural affection and Fatherly Love which I have and bear unto my well beloved Daughter, PRISCILLA TILLERY, now Wife of THOMAS TILLERY, of the County and Parish aforesaid as also for divers other good consideration have given and granted unto the said PRISCILLA TILLERY and to the heirs of her body lawfully begotten one parcell of Land be it more or less being part of the Devident of Land I now live on and commonly known or called by the name of THE INDIAN TOWN and beginning on TOTUSKEY CREEK side at the Mouth of a Branch commonly known or called by the name of the FLAX PATCH BRANCH, running up the said Branch to a marked Gum, thence over the COUNTY ROAD about two or three chains to a marked red Oak sapling, thence down along the ROAD by a line of marked trees to the corner tree of JOHN HOWELL, thence down a Branch to a line of EDWARD LEWIS, and thence along that line to the land I formerly sold JOHN YEATS, and bounding on the said land according to its several courses to the head of MATCHYCOMICOE BRANCH thence down the said Branch to the Creek and from thence down the Creek to the place where it first began with all houses and buildings orchards gardens and all the profitts belonging, To have and to hold unto the said PRISCILLA TILLERY and the heirs of her body lawfully begotten or to be begotten subject nevertheless to the Rents and services whih shall from henceforth grow due for the hereby granted premisses unto the Cheif Lord or Proprietors thereof, And I the said JOHN ALLAWAY my heirs the said parcell of Land with appurtinances belonging unto the said PRISCILLA TILLERY and the heirs of her body will warrant & defend against all persons claiming and further know ye that I the said JOHN ALLAWAY at the signing and ensealing of these presents have put the said PRISCILLA TILLERY in peaceable and quiet possession of all the premisses. In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and affixed my seal this thirtieth day of
August. One thousand six hundred ninety & five
Sealed & delivered in presence of
GABRIELL ALLAWAY, JOHN ALLAWAY his mark
JOHN MORGAN
I JOHN ALLAWAY do deliver unto you PRISCILLA TILLERY now Wife of THO: TILLERY peaceable and quiet possession of this parcell of land in the name of all the rest contained in this present Deed of Gift, To hold to you and the heirs of your body lawfully begotten for ever according to the true Intent of the within mentioned Deed of Gift Witness my hand this 30th day of August 1695
Test GABRIELL ALLAWAY, JOHN ALLAWAY his mark
JOHN MORGAN
EDWARD JONES
Recognitr: in Cur: Com: Richmond 2 die Octobris 1695 et recordr: 30th die
(ALLAWAY Power of Attorney). KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I DOROTHY ALLAWAY, Wife of JOHN ALLAWAY, of the Parish of NORTH FARNHAM and County of Richmond, Planter, have nominated EDWARD JONES my true & lawfull Attorney to appear before the worshipfull Court of Richmond & acknowledge my full consent to the passing away all my right and interest of Dower into a certain parcell of land houses & appurtinances given by a Deed to my well beloved Daughter, PRISCILLA TILLERY, & the heirs of her body lawfully begotten in and by a Deed of Gift bearing date with these presents I do hereby forever quit claim all my right and interest of Dower to the said parcell of land ratifying whatsoever my said Attorney shall do about the premisses as I might or could do if I were personally present. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 30th day of August 1695
Sealed & delivered in presence of us
GABRIELL ALLAWAY DOROTH ALLAWAY
JNO.M. MORGAN
EDWARD JONES
Recordr. Test WM: COLSTON, Cl Cu
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1695-1697 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 2; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 231)
THIS INDENTURE made the (blank) day of February Ano; Dom: 1696 Between JOHN ALLAWAY & DOROTHY his Wife of County of Richmond and Parish of NORTHFARNHAM of the one part and JOHN MORGAN of the same County and Parish aforesaid, Blacksmith, of other part. Witnesseth that the aforesaid JOHN ALLAWAY and DOROTHY his Wife as well for a consideration of One thousand pounds of tobacco by the said JOHN MORGAN paid or secured to be paid unto the said JOHN ALLAWAY &c., which is by him acknowledged as also for the other consideration hereafter mentioned, that is, the natural Love and affection I have & bear unto the said JOHN MORGAN, hath granted unto the said JOHN MORGAN his heirs and assigns one parcell of Land containing Fifty acres or thereabouts being in the aforesaid County and Parish and on the South side of TOTUSKEY CREEK and part of a greater Devident of Land bought by me the said JOHN ALLOWAY of Capt. JOHN HULL, the said Land by these presents granted being on the North East side of the Swamp commonly known & called by the name of EDWARD LEWIS his SWAMP and beginning at a white Oak in or near the Mouth of formerly JOHN YATES SPRING BRANCH, thence North East to a red Oak corner tree of said ALLOWAY in the Line of EDWARD LEWIS, from thence by and alongst the line of said LEWIS to TOTUSKEY CREEK, thence down and alongst the Creek to a Gutt that makes the Mouth of the said SWAMP, then up and alongst the said SWAMP to a white Oak the first station and likewise all other the profitts & appurtinances thereunto belonging as also all the right and demand of the said JOHN ALLAWAY to all the land and premisses -which he hath or may have on the Northeast side of the sd EDWARD LEWIS SWAMP by virtue of a Deed of Sale or Grant of the said Capt. JOHN HULL, To have and to hold the abovesaid Fifty acres of Land be it more or less with all and every the priviledges and profitts thereunto belonging to him the said JOHN MORGAN his heirs and assigns for evermore, subject the Chief Lards yr nevertheless in consideration aforesaid the said Land with all the appurtinances unto the said JOHN MORGAN his heirs and assigns will warrant and defend against all persons pretending to claim the same forever. And that the said JOHN MORGAN shall at all times hereafter enjoy the same without molestation of me my heirs or either from by or under us. In Confirmation whereof we have sett our hands and fixed our seals
Seard & deliver'd in the presence of us
GABRIELL ALLAWAY, JOHN ALLAWAY
EDWARD JONES DOROTHY ALLAWAY
Recognitr: in Cur: Com: Richmond 7d. die Aprilis Ano: 1697 et record: 28d. die
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1701-1704 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 3; Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 193)
TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whome these pr:sents shall come, JOHN ALLOWAY of the Parish of NORTH FARNHAM in the County of Richmond, Planter, mid Greeting. Know yee that I the said JOHN ALLOWAY as well for and in consideration of the naturall affection and fatherly love which I have and beare unto my Son, GABRIEL ALLOWAY, and ELIZABETH his Wife as also for divers other good causes me att this time especially moveing, have granted unto the said GABRIEL ALLOWAY and ELIZABETH his Wife, theirs heires and assignes forever, the one moyetie or halfe of the Devident of Land I now live on commonly known or called by the name of the INDIAN TOWNE and scituate lying and being on ye South side of TOTUSKEY CREEKE and by the FERRY, and begining att ye lower end of the said INDIAN TOWNE and running upwards betweene the MILL CREEKE and ye BEVER DAMMs but not to come into the Plantation where I am now seated, which said Land I do give and confirms and by these pr:sents give unto the said GABRIEL ALLOWAY and ELIZABETH his Wife their heires or assignes, the abovesaid moyetie or halfe of my Devident of Land and also all the profitts & appurtenances as also all the right and demand of me the said JOHN ALLOWAY to the said Land and pr:misses which I the said JOHN ALLOWAY hath or may have by virtue of any Patent grant or otherwise except & alwayes reserved unto me the said JOHN ALLOWAY the Plantacon. I now live on; To have and to hold unto the said GABRIEL ALLOWAY and ELIZABETH his Wife theire heires and assignes from henceforth subject nevertheless to the Quitt Rents which shall from henceforth gro due unto the Chiefe Lords or Proprietors thereof, And I the said JNO. ALLOWAY my heires the said land before given will warrant and defend against all persons clayming ye same for ever and grant that the said GABRIEL ALLOWAY and ELIZABETH his Wife their. heires or either of their. heires may peaceably hold and enjoy the said Land without the interruption of the said JOHN ALLOWAY my heires or any other persons whatsoever, And I shall and will make further Deeds or Conveyances which shall be thought fitt for the grating and more better conveying of all the pr:misses with free Liberty and leave to the said GABRIEL ALLOWAY and ELIZABETH his Wife their heires to fall downe cutt off and bean away and make use of any Timber growing or to be growing on any part of my whole Devident of Land for and towards his building on the Land hereby granted, And from time to time as ye GABRIELL ALLOWAYs occasion shall require without the suite impeachmt: of waste or other trouble of me the said JOHN ALLOWAY my heires; And further I the said JOHN ALLOWAY do give unto the said GABRIELL ALLOWAY and ELIZABETH his Wife their heires forever the one halfe of the fruits trees growing now or hereafter shall grow in the Orchard att my now dwelling Plantation, And that from yeare to yeare & every yeare forever to bear. away and make use of either fruit or Sider Moby or otherwise att his or their. wills and pleasure forever, And further I the said JOHN ALLOWAY do give GABRIELL ALLOWAY and ELIZABETH his Wife free lave and liberty to live in the little House he formerly lived in and make use of the little Cornfield by itt as long as he the said GABRIELL ALLOWAY shall think fitt. In Wittness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and fixed my Seale the first year. of the Reigns of our Sovereign. Lady by the grace of God of England &c. and ye second day of 10ber: One thousand seven hundred and two
Sealed and delivered in presence of
HENRY WILLIAMS, JNO: JALLOWAY, signum
JAMES FOUSHIER
EDWARD JONES
Recognitr: in Cur: Coln: Richmond 2d die Xbr; Ano: 1702 & recordr: 3d: die
Test JAMES SHERLOCK, Cl Cur
Memdn: That I the within named JOHN ALLOWAY do deliver you GABRIEL ALLOWAY and ELIZABETH ALLOWAY possession and seizin of this parcell of Land in the name of all the rest contained the within Deed to hold to you and your heires forever according to the tenor forme and effect of this pr:sent writing; As Wittness my hand this (blank) day of (blank) 1702
Testy HENRY WILLIAMS, JOHN ALLOWAY, marke of
JAMES FOUSHIER
EDWARD JONES
Recordatr: Test JAMES SHERLOCK, Cl Cur
KNOW ALL MEN by these pr:sents that I JOHN ALLOWAY of the Parish of NORTH FARNHAM and County of Richmond, Planter, have nominated and do put and constitute my loveing friend, EDWARD JONES, my true and lawfull Attorney to appears before the Worpll, Court of Richmd: and acknowledge my consent to the passing away all my right and interest of certaine Lands and appurtenances given unto my Son, GABRIELL ALLOWAY and ELIZABETH his Wife and theire heirs in the County aforesaid, by a certaine writing bearing date with these pr:sents may appeare, And what my said Attorney shall do about the pr:misses doe hereby ratifie and confirme to be of a good force & in as ample manner as if I were p:sonally pr:sent as Wittness my hand and seale this 2d: day
of 10br: 1702
Sealed and delivered in pr:sence of
HENRY WILLIAMS JOHN ALLOWAY, signum
JAMES FOUSHIER
Recordatr: Test JAMES SHERLOCK, CI Cur
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1705-1708 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 4 [Antient Press]; Page 76a-77
THIS INDENTURE the 1 day of 8br: Anno Domini 1706 and in the fourth yeare of the Reigne of our most gracious Sovereigne Lady Anne by the grace of God of England Scottland France and Ireland, Queene defender of the faith, Betweene JOHN ALLOWAY of the Parish of FARNHAM and County of Richmond, Planter, of one part and EDWARD BROMLOW of the County aforesaid, Carpenter, the other part; Wittnesseth that JOHN ALLOWAY for Ten thousand pounds of tobbacco in caske to him in hand payd or secured to be paid by EDWARD BROMLOW by these presents do bargaine sell and confirme unto EDWARD BROMLOW his heires One hundred and eighty acres of land scituate in County aforesaid and on the Eastward side of TOTUSKEY CREEKE, beginning on a point att the mouth of a Branch comonly called STARRs COVE, thence by & alongst the line of Mr. THOMAS ROBINSON's Patent of Seven hundred acres to the line of Mr. JAMES SAMFORD, thence by and alongst the line of said SAMFORD to the line of JOHN ALLOWAY's Patent bought of Capt. JOHN HULL, thence by and alongst the said line to TOTUSKEY CREEK, thence down the sd Creeke to the first station; which land being one hundred and eighty acres more or less being part of a Patent of land granted to Mr. THOMAS ROBINSON and QUINTILIAN SHERMAN containeing Eight hundred acres beareing date the 3d of 9br 1662, which said 180 acres be it more or less as also all buildings on the said land with all other rights members profitts and appurtenances; To have and to hold the parcell of land con taineing One hundred and eight acres and appurtenances unto said EDWARD BROMLOW his heires; And JOHN ALLOWAY will warrant and forever defend by these presents; In Wittness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and affixed my seale the day and yeare first above written
Signed Sealed and delivered in the presents of us
JOHN DOYLE JOHN Signum ALLOWAY
EDWARD JONES
Acknowledged in Richmond County Court the 2d day of October Ano. 1706 & recorded the 13th day of the same month & yeare Test J. SHERLOCK, Cl Cur
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1705-1708 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 4 [Antient Press]; Page 91a-92
TO ALL TO WHOME this present writing shall come, I JANE CHAPMAN late Wife of JOHN CHAPMAN deced, sendeth Greeting. Now Know yee that I JANE CHAPMAN as well for a valuable consideration to me in hand paid as in consideration of the performance of an agreement hand and made betweene me JANE CHAPMAN the one part and JOHN ALLOWAY the other part by these presents doth clearly quit claime unto JOHN ALLOWAY and his heires all manner of Dower and right and title of dower whatsoever which I now have or may have in lands granted to THOMAS ROBINSON and my former Husband QUINTILIAN SHERMAN, for Eight hundred acres bearing date the 3d of November 1664. lying as by said Patent may appear. and by my said Husband, QUINTILIAN SHERMAN sould unto JOHN ALLOWAY his heires, In Wittness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and affixed my scale this 13th day of January one thousand Six hundred and Six seaven
Signed sealed and delivered in presence of
THO: THORNE JANE marke CHAPMAN
SAMFORD JONES
EDWARD his marke BROUNLOE
Acknowledged in Richmond County Court by THOMAS THORNE Atto. of JANE CHAPMAN. the 5th day of Febry Ano: Dom. 1706 & recorded the 13th day of the same month & yeare wch acknowledgment was received by GABRIELL ALLOWAY. Atto. of JOHN ALLOWAY att ye time & place aforesd.
Test J. SHERLOCK, Cl Cur
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JANE CHAPMAN of the Parish of FARNHAM and County of Richmd. do nominate in my stead Mr. THOMAS THORNE my true and lawful! Attorney to appeare before the Worsppll. her Maities. Justices sitting in Richd: Court and then and there acknowledge my full assent and consent to the passing away all my right title and interest of Dower into certaine lands sold by my former Husband, QUINTILIAN SHERMAN, late of the Pish ; of FARNHAM unto JOHN ALLOWAY of the said Parish his heires as by a Release of Dower bearing date with these presents may appeare and therefore quilt claime all my right in and to one Patent of land granted to THOS. ROBINSON and my former Husband. QUINTILIAN SHERMAN, for Eight hundred acres lying on the North side of RAPPA: RIVER and on the Eastermost side of TOTOSI:EY CREEKE bearing date Novembr: 3d. 1664; as Wittness my hand and seale this 13th of Janry 1706/7
Signed and delivered in presence of us
EDWARD JONES JANE CHAPMAN
EDWARD marked BROMLOW
Proved in Richmond County Court by the oathes of EDWARD JONES and EDWARD BROMLOW the 5th day Febry. Ano; 1706 & recorded
Test J. SHERLOCK, Cl Cur
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1705-1708 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 4 [Antient Press]; Page 92
TO ALL TO WHOM these presents shall come, I JOHN ALLOWAY send Greeting Now know yee that whereas JANE CHAPMAN hath by a certaine Deed or Instrumt of Writing bearing date with these presents sold and made over her right and title of Dower of and in Eight hundred acres of Land sold by her former Husband, QUINTILIAN SHERMAN. who assigned over to me a Patent that was granted to him and one THOMAS ROBINSON bearing date the 3d day of November 1664; Know yee pt. I the said JOHN for the accepting and receiving of the Deed above mentioned have & do by these presents constitute and appoint my trusty and well beloved Son, GABRIELL ALLWAY to be my attorney and to receive the same for & in behalfe of me and the contents therein mentioned, In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seale this 13 day of Ja.nry: 1706;7
Signed Seal'd and delivered in the presence of
EDWARD JONES, JNO: ALLOWAY
EDWARD his marke BROMLOWE
Proved in Richmond County Court by the oathes of EDWARD JONES and EDWARD BROMLOW the 5th: day of Febry. Ano: 1706 & Recorded
Test: J. SHERLOCK., Cl Cur
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1705-1708 Richmond County, Virginia Deed Book 4 [Antient Press]; Page 141a-142a
THIS INDENTURE made the fifth day of July Ano: Domini 1708 and in the Sixth year of the Reigne of our most gracious Sovereigne Lady Anne by the grace of God of England Scottland France and Ireland, Queene defender of the faith &c.,
Betweene EDWARD BROMLOW the Parish of FARNHAM and County of Richmond, Carpenter, of one part and JOHN ALLOWAY of the Parish and County aforesaid, Planter, of the other part; Wittnesseth that EDWARD BROMLOW in consideration of Ten thousand pounds of tobbacco in Caske to him in hand payd or secured to be payd by JOHN ALLOWAY have bargained and sold unto JOHN ALLOWAY his heires One hundred and eighty acres of land scituate in the County aforesaid and on the Eastward side of TOTOSKEY CREEK begining on a poynt att the mouth of a branch comonly called STARRS COVE, thence by and alongst the line of Mr, THOMAS ROBINSONs Patent of Seven hundred acres to the line of JAMES SAMFORD, thence by and alongst the line of sd SAMFORD to the line of JOHN ALLOWAYs Pattent bought of Capt. JOHN HULL, thence by and alongst the said line to TOTOSKEY CREEKE, thence down the Creeke to the first station, which land being one hundred and eighty acres more or less being part of a Patent of land granted to Mr THOMAS ROBINSON and OUINTILIAN SHERMAN containeing Eight hundred acres beareingdate the third of 9br. 1662 wch: said 180 acres be it more or less as also all buildings on said land with all other the rights members profitts and appurtenances to said premises belonging; To have and to hold the One hundred and eighty acres of land and appurtenances unto JOHN ALLOWAY his heires and EDWARD BROMLOW will forever defend by these presents; In Wittness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and affixed my seale the day and yeare first above written
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us
THO: LEWIS, EDWARD signum BROMLOW
ALEX. FLEMING, EDWARD JONES
Acknowledged by EDWARD BROMLOW personally in Richmond County Court the 7th day of July Ano: Dom: 1708 alt wch: time JOB HAMON, Attorney of MARY BROMLOW, Wife of the sd EDWARD, relinquished her right of dower to the land in the Deed mentioned, all wch: is recorded amongst the Records of said County Test J. SHERLOCK, Cl Cur
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I MARY BROMLOW, the Wife of EDWARD BROMLOW, of Parish of FARNHAM and County of Richd., Carpenter; have nominated and in my place depute and constitute my Friend, Mr. JOB HAMON, my true and lawful! Attorney to appear before the Worspll. Court of Richd. and acknowledge my full assent and consent to the passing away all my right title and interest of Dower in certaine lands sold unto JOHN ALLOWAY and therefore do hereby release and for ever quitt claime all my right title & interest of Dower in said land as Wittness my hand and seale this 5th day of July 1708
Sealed and delivered in presence of us
JAMES COWARD MARY BRUMLOW
EDWARD JONES
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1648 - Aft 1708 (> 62 years)