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1674-1677 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 3; [John Frederick Dorman];
Pages 240a-241. 2 July 1675. Samll. Earle of Copely Parish, Westmoreland County, unto Tho: Sanders of same. A parcell of land belonging to Yoacomaco Neck haveing a small plantation belonging to it that goeth by the name of Nicolas Denial's plantation lying between Nich: Jones and Mr. Robt. Jadwin's land.
Samll. (X) Earle
Wit: Susanna (X) Goreham, Miles Goreham.
25 Aug. 1675. Acknowledged by Ja: Courtney attorney of Samll. Earle and Bridgett Earle.
23 Aug. 1675. Samll. Earle appoynt my well beloved freind James Courtney my attorney to acknowledge a sale of land unto Tho: Sanders.
Samll. (X) Earle
Wit: Nick: DeNoyall, Edwd. (X) Pickrell.
25 Aug. [1675]. Recorded.
23 Aug. 1675. Bridgett Earle appoynt my beloved freind James Courtney my attorney for the acknowledging all my title
of a sale of land to Tho: Sanders.
Bridgett (X) Earle
Wit: Nich: Denoyall, Edwd. Pickrell.
25 Aug. 1675. Recorded.
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Note from Ed White:
d/o James Courtney and Mary Jenkins (?) of Westmoreland, Virginia
[Westmoreland County VA, Order Book One 1698-1699 page 20A. (Dorman)],
[Westmoreland County, Virginia, Order Book Two 1700-1701 Page 104A (Dorman)].
There is nothing in either one of these orders that says Frances was any relation to Jenkins, nor that Jenkins married Courtney.
Only thing in OB is:
OB 1675-1688, 70, Dorman Pt. 1, 24, 13 June l677
The Court doth, order that Jas Courtney have possession of the plantation formerly in the possession of Wm. Rogers in the right of Jno: Jenkins heire to the land and now under ward to Courtney
OB 1698-1705, Page 111, Dorman Pt. 2, Page 57 30 April 170l
The tuition and guardianshipp of Frances Courtnell daughter of James Courtnell being granted to John Jenkins
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1640 - 1698 (58 years)