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1722-1749 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book A; [William Armstrong Crozier];
BOURN, ROBERT, Planter, St. George's Parish, d. , 1726, p. May 2, 1727.
Wit. William Tapp, William Moore.
Ex. wife Elizabeth Bourn.
Leg. son Robert, 200 acres of land beginning at Mr. Reyes' corner, running to Philemon Cavaners' corner, and from said corner upon Mr. Buckner's line, from thence to the beginning;
sons William and John;
daughters Tacy, Mary and Elizabeth Bourn;
wife Elizabeth Bourn. Page 52)
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Marriage ELIZABETH
Children
William BOURNE
John BOURNE
Tacy BOURNE
Mary BOURNE
Elizabeth BOURNE
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1718-1721 Essex County, Virginia Deed Book 16; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 1-5.
14-14 Feb. 1719. Augustine Smith of St. Mary's Parish, Essex County, Gent., to Robert Bourn of same, planter. Lease and release; for 3000 pounds of tobacco. 100 acres ... at Thornton's back corner tree ... by the Miry Glade side in the said Thornton's line ... tree near a branch of the Haseal run ... in St. Maries Parish.
Augt. Smith
Wit: Hen. Mackie, Charles Taliaferro Jun., Lawrence Battaile.
17 Feb. 1718 [1719]. Acknowledged by Augt. Smith, Gent.
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1724-1730 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 144
Spotsylvania County Court 2d of May 1727
- ROBERT BOURNs Last Will & Testament was exhibitted & sworn to by ELIZABETH BOURN, Executrix of said Will (which was proved p the oaths of WILLIAM TAPP & WILLIAM MORE) & admitted to record, she haveing entered into bond with WILLIAM LIVINGSTON & MOSLEY BATTALEY her securetys & acknowledged ye same in Court, ordered that Certificate be granted the said ELIZABETH, Executrix, for obtaining Letters of Probate in due form, and that PHILLEMON CAVENAUGH, GEORGE PROCTOR, EDWARD PRICE and JOHN SNELL or any three of them (being first sworn before one of his Majties. Justices of peace for this County) do appraise all such of the said ROBERT BOURNs Estate as shall be produced & shew them p the Executrix and make report of their proceedings to the next Court
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1711-1714 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 14, Part 1; [Virginia Colonial Abstracts Vol 8, Beverley Fleet]; Page 152. Will of Christian Johnson. Dated 8 Aug. 1712. Probated 13 Aug. 1713.
To two sons John Bourn and Robert Bourn £12. each.
Bal. of Est. to 'welbeloved son" Peter Bourn, he to be exor.
Wit:
Hen Mackie signed Christian Jonson
Richard Johnson
John Broadley.
Exor's Bond. 13 Aug. 1713. £300. Sterl, Peter Bourne as exor of Est. of Christian Johnson, deceased.
Wit:
Ja Alderson signed Peter Bourne
Robt Jones Charles Taliaferro
Richard Johnson
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1717-1722 Essex County, Virginia Wills, Inventories & Settlements, No. 3; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 218-19.
Will of Peter Boarn, being sick and week of body, dated 24 April 1719.
Unto my brother John Bourn son John Boarn two cows pey and straberrys
Unto my brother John Bourn one leather chair.
Unto my brother John Bourn son john-Bourn three leather , chairs, three dishes and half a dusen of plates.
Unto my brother Robert Bourn son Robert two cows coal and primrose.
Unto Robert Bourn my Godson three leather chairs, three
dishes and half a dozn plates. ,
Unto Richard Johnson daughter Elizabeth one bed, blanket,s and rugg, one small table.
Unto Thomas Schooler four sheep and two year old heifer. To my executors one bed and furniture, blankets and sheets and my black walnut table and, the looking glass.
My Negro wench Bess I set free because she hath been a• faithfull servant to MB. If the law hindereth from.being free, I bequeath her to my friend Charles Taliaferro.
Unto the Negro wench all her cloathing and- beding, one pót, one pan and one dish, and one sow and pigas and a heffer big with calf.
The remainder part of my estate unto my ,executor,, Charles Taliaferro.
Peter (P) Boarn
Wit: Thomas Schoolar, William Smith.
15 Nov. 1720. Presented in Court by Charles Tallaferro. Proved by Thomas Schooler andd Wm. Smith.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1677 - 1727 (~ 50 years)