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- mm: Richard Loes was married twice... Elizabeth & Emme
it appears his daughter in law Elizabeth married Henry Williamson and Elizabeth his first wife was married to a Tacquett
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1665-1677 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page 174-176
also
"Wills of Rappahannock County Virginia 1656-1692"
Rappahannock County Virginia Will Bk
Will of Richard Loes----Written April 22, 1675----Proved July 7, 1675.
Sick in body but of sound and perfect memory.
To my son-in-law James Tacket all the Estate I have in Maryland both tobacco good debts and otherwise and whereas I did ship home for lime (Lyme) 50 bhds of tobacco out of Maryland and consigned them unto Walter Tucker merchant in Lime (Lyme). I also give and bequeath unto my son-in-law James Tacket the 1/2 part of all the stock of cattle horses and mares that I am now possessed with and two Christian servants for the full time they have to serve at their coming into this country to be delivered him the next shipping, one fowling gun one pot two pewter dishes and two basons and all the pewter which was his mother's deceased. I also ordaine that my said son James Tacket and servants have ground to work on and house room to cure their crops and for their accomodation on the plantation whereon I now live for and during the space or time of four yeares next ensuing after my death and to have free privilege to grind his corne at my mill toll free during his life or the time of his abode in this river.
I give and bequeath unto my son-in-law Mr. Henry Williamson all my lands lying in Nimcock in Rappahannock River which I formerly purchased of Richard Bennett and Henry Corbin Esqr. unto him the said Williamson and his heirs forever. I give and bequeath unto my said son-in-law Mr. Henry Williamson all the rest of my personall estate both Negroes, Indians, Mullatoes, horses, mares cattle moneys and all other estate of what nature or kind soever herein this country or elsewhere unto him the said Williamson and his heirs forever.
And I do hereby ordain and appoint my said son-in-law Mr. Henry Williamson my sole and absolute Executor of this my last Will and Testament willing to pay all my debts and legacies above mentioned.
Wit: Mary x Hodges, Richard Grimsted, age 28 or thereabouts.
Edward Thomas aged 32 years or thereabouts.
"Virginia Historical Magazine"
Tithables of Lancaster County Virginia
Richard Loes was J.P. for Lancaster 1652-56 and on Dec. 11, 1656 was appointed a justice and captain of militia in the new county of Rappahannock.
Notes: In his will dated April 2nd and proved in Rappahannock July 7, 1675 Richard Loes makes bequests to his son-in law (step-son?) James Tacket of all his Estate in Maryland and 50 hogsheads of tobacco the testaor had recently shipped out to Maryland to Walter Tucker, merchant, also gives him half his stocks of horses, cattle, etc., two slaves, a gun, etc. and all the pewter that was his deceased mother's.
To son-in-law Mr. Henry Williamson all of his lands on Rappahannock and the rest of her personal estate.
Based upon the bequest in the Will which stated "all the pewter which was his mother's deceased", James Tacket does seem to be the son of the wife of Richard Loes by a previous marriage to ____ Tacket. No such mention is made in regard to Henry Williamson who is left all the Virginia land and all the rest of his personal estate. Thus Henry Williamson does seem to have been a son-in-law and not a step-son of Richard Loes.
The 1653 record says that Toby Smith and Richard Loes gave a heifer to Henry Williamson, son in-law of Richard Loes. In 1653 Henry Williamson was 17 years of age. The relationship to Toby Smith is unknown. Henry Williamson was married to Catherine Weekes by 1679.
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Contributed by: James Hughes
URL: http://mkhgenealogy.com/
URL title: Research Notes for the Family of Henry Williamson and Unknown Loes and Catherine Weekes
RECORDS OF RICHARD LOES
Rappahannock County Virginia Record Bk 1656-64, P 68----1659----1659
William and Mary Underwood to Rice Jones and Capt. Richard Loes
Assigned upper half 1400 acre patent March 10, 1656 where Rappahannock Court House now stands.
Rappahannock County Virginia Record Bk 1656-64, P 70----Nov. 2, 1659----1659.
William and Mary Underwood to Rice Jones and Capt. Richard Loes - - - Bill and Sale.
650 acres upper half patent March 10, 1656 north side Rappahannock adjoining
Col. Fantleroy's Mangerick Farm and on the east side of Bushwood Creek - - - 120 pounds.
Rappahannock County Virginia Record Bk 1656-1664, P 235----1662----1663
Richard and Eliza Loes and Rice Jones to Richard Webley - - - Bill and Sale
650 acres adjoining Col. Fantleroy with all buildings except Courthouse.
From William Underwood Nov. 2, 1659. Eliza Loes does not sign.
Rappahannock County Virginia Record Bk 1656-1664, P 256
Richard and Eliza Loes and Margaret Jones to George Marsh
Power of Attorney to acknowledge sale of 700 acres where courthouse stands to Richard Webley.
Rappahannock County Virginia Record Bk 1656-1664, P 272-----1662----1662
Richard Loes to Thomas Griffith
Power of Attorney to acknowledge in Court mortgage of land, etc. Feb. 15, 1662 to George Marsh.
Rappahannock County Virginia Record Bk 1668-72, P 393----1670----1670.
Emme Loes to Thomas Jones
Power of Attorney to collect debts due grantor or her husband Richard Loes.
Rappahannock County Virginia Record Bk 1671-1676, P 13----1671----1672.
Richard Loes to Rice Jones Jr. - - - Gift of mare.
Rappahannock County Virginia Record Bk 1671-1676, P 84----1672----1672
Richard and Eme Loes to Edward Adcock - - - Bill and Sale.
All interest in 200 acres patent March 18, 1662 to Cuprian Bishop.
Notes: It is not clear whether Eliza, wife of Richard Loes in 1662 was the same person as Emme Loes in 1670. When he made his Will in 1675, he had no wife.
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 39
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I RICHARD BENNETT of Virginia Merchant do bargaine (missing) valluable considerations already received have bargained & sold unto THOMAS GRIFFITH One hundred & fifty acres of land in RAPPHANNOCK RIVER bounded by the land of Mr RICHARD LOES to the Eastward & the land of Mr GEORGE MARSH Westward being part of a Pattent of two thousand acres bearing date the 4th of November 1642 & that ye said GRIFFITH shall peaceably enjoy it & his heirs & assignes from me my heirs Exrs. Admrs for ever in Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seal the 20th (missing) 1658
in presence of THOMAS PRITTYMAN, RICHARD BENNETT
RI: BENNETT JUNR
Mr. RICHARD LOES - I doe hereby desire & authorize you to appear for me in ye Court. held for the County of Rappahanock or in any Court of Record wtsoever and there to make an acknowledgement in my behalf & in my name for a parcell of land 150 acres which I have sold & reced satisfaction for of THOMAS GRIFFITH being the land formerly proinist to EVE MARSH Widdow which said Land I do hereby acknowledge to have sold unto the said GRIFFITH as by Deed under my hand & seal dated the 20th February 1658
in presence of THOMAS PRITTYMAN, Servrs: RI: BENNETT
RI: BENNETT JUNR
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 51-52
TO ALL TO WHOM these presents shall come I SAMUELL MATHEWS Esqr. Gove. & Capt. Generall of Virginia send Greeting in our Lord God Everlasting Whereas &c now Know ye that I the said SAMUELL MATHEWS Esqr. with the consent of the Councell of State do grant unto WILLIAM UNDERWOOD gent. one thousand four hundred acres of land 1300 acres thereof being woodland & an hundred acres of marsh (missing) upon the Westermost End of the said land lying upon the North side of the RAPPAHANOCK RIVER & begineth at a Cedar tree upon the Eastermost side of MILBECK CREEK extending it self North East by East 320 perches adjoyning unto (missing) of JAMES WILLIAMSON parallel to the River North West by North 650 perches to a red Oak standing upon the Westermost side of BUSHWOODS CREEK (missing) in the woods a mile North East by East unto certain Hills & (missing) parrellel unto the said Hills unto the land of JAMES WILLIAMSON (missing) said land being formerly granted by Pattent unto the said WILLIAM UNDERWOOD bearing date 2nd May 1650 to have & to hold the said land &c. Given at JAMES CITY under our hands this 10th day of March 1656
SAMUEL MATHEWS
W CLAIBORNE Secr
WILLIAM UNDERWOOD do hereby assigne over all my right & title to the upperhalf of the Land within mt,nconed to Capt. RICHARD LOES & Mr. RICE JONES Witness my hand this 2d November 1659
THO, (missing WILL UNDERWOOD
JOHN (missing)
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I MARY UNDERWOOD Lawfull Wife of WILLIAM
UNDERWOOD do hereby give power to my loveing friend (missing) in my behlf to yeild up & acknowledge in Court all my right (missing) tract of land whereon the COURTHOUSE of RAPPAHANOCK now (missing) being seven hundred acres or the (missing) Capt. RICHARD LOES & (missing) RICE JONES their heirs & Admrs. for ever. Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale this 5th (missing) 1659
BROWNRIGG MARY UNDERWOOD
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 52-53
TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come Know ye that I WILLIAM UNDERWOOD of the County of Rappahanock Gent with the consent of MARY my well beloved Wife for consideracon of (one) hundred & twenty pounds Sterl. money to be paid according to the tenour of a Contract under hands & seales of Cart. RICHARD LOES & RICE JONES both of said County gent bearing date the 30th day of May 1659 have sold & absolutely made over unto the aforesaid Capt. RICHARD LOES & RICE JONES (my) Plantation situated on the North side of RAPPA. RIVER in the County aforesaid (missing) uppermost half of a Devident the lowermost half I formerly sold unto (missing)EADS {thomas meads] deced this Land adjoying to the land of Coll. FANTLEROY known by the name of MANGORICK & begineth at a Cedar Tree standing on the Eastermost side of BUSHWOODS CREEK & runeth for length into the woods North Et. & by Et. by the River North Wt. & by Wt. & containeth six hundred & fifty acres or thereabouts (To Have & to hold the) said Plantacon & land thereunto belonging with all houses outhouses edifices thereon erected (the COURT HOUSE Excepted) & all gardens Orchards & fences with the appurtenances thereunto appertaining unto them the said RICHARD LOES & RICE JONES their heirs & assignes for ever without the molestation of me WILLIAM UNDERWOOD my heirs or assignes with sufficient warrant (from me) the said UNDERWOOD my heirs or any person claiming thereunto & further I the said WILLIAM UNDERWOOD do (hereby bind) myself to give unto said Capt. RICHD. LOES & RICE JONES such further assurance by Livery of Seizin as shall & may (missing) & authentique in Law. In Witness whereof I have set my hand & seale this 2d day of November 1659
in presence of THO: GOODRICH. WILL UNDERWOOD
JOHN CATLETT
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 97 - 98
BE IT KNOWN unto all men that we RICHARD LOES & RICE JONES with the consent of our welbeloved Wifes ELIZA. & MARGT, do assigne unto RICHARD WEBLEY & CLEMENT HERBERT their heirs & assignes all our right (missing) of this within menconed Bill of Sale with warranty agt, us our heirs & assignes or any other person from them or by them claiming & do further oblige ourselves our heirs & assignes to give the said WEBLY & HERBERT further assurance either by acknowledgement in Court or (missing) shall be accompited vallid & authentique in Law In Witness whereof we have hereunto sett our hands & seals this 9th Jan: 1659
in presence of us (missing )DERWOOD; RICHARD LOES
This signature is destroyed entirely RICE JONES
WE RICHARD LOES & RICE JONES do hereby assigne all our right of the up. half of the land within menconed unto RICHARD WEBLY & CLEMT. HERBERT their heirs or assignes In Witness whereof we have set our hands & seals this 9th day of January 1659
in presence of us WILL UNDERWOOD, RIC: LOES
HUMP: BOOTH RICE JONES
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 151-152
KNOW ALL MEN that we RICHARD BENNET and MARYANN BENNET of NANSAMUN do hereby acknowledge to have sold all our right that we our selves or heirs have in a parcel of Land called KEINMORE in Rapphanock being (missing) thousand aces as by the Pattent and assignment therreof may appear the said land being sould some years past unto RICHARD LOE, RICE JONES & some others and we being fully paid do therefore grant all or. claime & title threunto resigneing the same unto the said LOE, JONES & the rest of their heirs forever and we do hereby fully authorize Mr. HENRY CORBIN, Mr. SAMUELL GRIFFIN or either of them to appear in Court in our behalf to acknowledge this present writing of Sale & conveyance to the end that it may be & remain upon record allowing the same for good and effectuall which the aforesaid CORBIN or GRIFFIN or either of them act in the premises as if we or:selves had been there present & done the same. In Witness we have sett our hands & seals the 22 day of ,January 1660
in presence of EDW. CARTER, RI: BENNETT
RICHARD MARSHALL MARY ANN BENNETT
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 158
RECEV'D this 18th of December 1661 of RICHARD WEBLEY in part of a Bill of Twenty eight thousand pounds of Tobacco & Cask passed by the said WEBLEY and CLEMENT HERBERT to me and Mr. RICE JONES in consideracon of the plantacon that the said WEBLEY now liveth on the sum of Ten thousand Six hundred fifty nine pounds of Tobacco and cask. In Witness whereof I have sett my hand the day and year tbovesaid, RICH LOES
test WA GRANGER. PETER MOUNTAGUE
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1656-1662 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 179-180
THIS INDENTURE made the first day of July in the year One thousand Six hundred Sixty & two between RICHARD LOES of the County of Rappa. & ELIZA. his Wife and RICE JONES of the same County & MARGARETT his Wife of the one part & RICHARD WEBLY of the same County of the other part Whereas WILLIAM UNDERWOOD of the County aforesaid gent by his Deed Poll dated the second day of November One thousand Six hundred fifty nine did sell unto the aforesaid RICHARD LOES & RICE JONES all his Plantacon situate on the North side of RAPPA. RIVER in the County aforesaid being the moiety or uprmost half of a devident the lowermost half whereof this said WILLIAM UNDERWOOD formerly sould unto THOMAS MEADES deced the said Land adjoining to the Land of Coll. FANTLEROY known by the name of MANGORIKE & begining at a Cedar Tree standing on the Eastermost side of BUSHWEED CREEK & runeth for length into the woods & conteineth six hundred & fifty acres or there about to hold the said Plantacon & land with all houses & edifices thereon Erected (the COURTHOUSE Excepted) & all gardens orchards fences with the appurtenances thereunto appertaining unto them the said RICHARD LOES & RICE JONES their heirs & assignes for ever as in said recited Deed doth appear Now Know ye that we the said RICHARD LOES & RICE JONES for the sum of twenty & eight thousand pounds of Tobo & cask to us in hand paid by the said RICHARD WEBLY therefore discharge the said RICHD WEBLY his heirs & admrs. & do sell the said moiety or uppermost half of the said Devident of land (the COURTHOUSE excepted) gardens orchards outhouses and all other appurtenances whatsoever that was late in the occupation of the said WM. UNDERWOOD & now occupation of the said RICHARD WEBLY togeather with all priviledges belonging the said premises being sould unto the said RICHARD LOES &RICE JONES by the said WM UNDERWOOD To have and to hold all the premises (except before excepted) unto the said RICHARD WEBLY his heirs for ever said RICHARD WEBLY paying all rents & services due for the same & the said RICHARD LOES & RICE JONES do agree that said RICHARD WEBLY hereafter to hold said premises (except before excepted) without the trouble of them & that the said RICHARD LOES & ELIZA. his Wife & RICE JONES & MARGARET his Wife shall upon request of said RICHARD WEBLY acknowledge these presents in the County Court of Rappa. when required In Witness partys have sett their hands & seals
in presence of WILL. JOHNSON, RICH: LOES
ANT. STEPHENS, W. GRANGER RICE JONES
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1662-1664 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 192-193
NOW ALL MEN that we ELIZA LOES Lawful! Wife to RICHARD LOES & MARGARETT JONES Lawful! Wife to RICE JONES do hereby give power to Mr. GEORGE MARSH in our behalfes to yeald upp & acknowledge in Court of Rappa. or any Court of Records all our title to that tract of land that our Husbands bought of Mr. WM UNDERWOOD where the COURTHOUSE stands being Seaven hundred acres or thereabouts to RICHARD WEBBLY his heirs & admrs. In Witness I have sett or. hands & seals the thirtieth day of June in year
Witness WILL JOHNSON, ELIZA LOES
WILLIAM THOMPSON MARGT JONES
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1662-1664 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 239
BE IT KNOWN unto all men that I RICHARD LOES of the County of Rappa in Virga Planter for divers good consideracons do depute & in my place ordaine my trusty & beloved Friend Mr. GEORGE MARSH of the County aforesd Merchant my true and lawful' Attorney for me to ask demand recover and receave all manner of debts or dues that shall appear to be due unto me either bills contracts or accompts from lany persons whatsoever within the (missing) of Virga giveing my sd Attorney full power to imprizin and out of prison againe to deliver to signe acquittances and whatsoever my sd Attorney shall lawfully do about the premises I rattily and allowe In Witness I have set my hand & seale the 16th day of Februay one thousand six hundred Sixty & two in the Fourteenth year of the Reign of KING CHARLES the Second
in presence of THOMAS GRIFFITH RICH LOES
JOHN SAFFIN
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1662-1664 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 278 - 279
THIS INDENTURE made this (missing) & twentieth day of December in the year Sixteen hundred Sixty & three Witnesseth that we THOMAS GRIFFITH &LUCY GRIFFITH of the County of Rappahanock for (missing) of lawfull English money to be paid by (missing) do sell unto GEORGE MARSH of the (missing) title interest in a parcell of land lying (missing) & now in the possession (missing) of the containing One hundred acres more or less & bounded (missing) RICHARD LOES on the Eastward and by the land of the above (missing )ter side thereof which land we purchased of Mr. RICHARD (missing) by his Conveyance will appear To have and hold (missing) from us the sd THOMAS & LUCY our heirs & assignes with all houses orchards & whatsoever rights belonging to him the sd GEORGE MARSH his heirs or assignes & we do further warrant the quiet possession of every part & parcell thereof to him the said MARSH his heirs & assignes for ever from us the sd THOMAS & LUCY our heirs or from any person whatsoever he or they paying the Quitrents accustomed to be paid to his Maty for the same & also do bind ourselves to make such further conveyances of the premises as shall be needful 4, lyeth in. cur power to do when same shall be required In Witness sett our hands & seals
in presence of RICHT), PARROTT, THOMAS GRIFFITH
HENRY CREIGHTON LUCY GRIFFITH
KNOW ALL MEN that I LUCY GRIFFITH do herehy appoint my loveing Friend HENRY CREIGHTON my true & lawfull Attorney for me & in my behalf to acknowledge a parcel! of land about. One hundred & fifty acres lying in (missing)COCKE sold to GEORGE MARSH
Witness my hand this 1st March 1663
Test SAM DENNETT. LUCY GRIFITH
JAMES SAMFORD
Recognr in Cur Rappa 2 die Martii 1663/4
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1670-1672 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Part II; [Antient Press]; Page 179-180
Whereas Mr. GEORGE MARSH late of Rappa. County in Virga. Gent.In. did by his Last Will & Testamt. constitute &appoynt HENRY CORBYN Esqr. his Executr. and in the said Will did fully authorize & impower the sd HENRY CORBYN to sell & dispose of all his land in Virga. more plainly may appeareth NOW KNOWE YEE that I the above said HENRY CORBIN for a valluable consideracon to me in hand paid & for the fulfilling of the Will of the said GEORGE MARSH deced hath bargained sold & confirmed unto Mr. RICHARD LOES of Rappa. County in Virga. Gentlmn. his heires & assignes all that pcell of land of GEORGE MARSH deced called NIMCOCK being in yt. said County of Rappa. & bounded between the land of yt. sd. land to a small Creeke dividing the sd Land & the land of Mr. RICH. PARRET by estimacon 350 acres be it more or less with the appurtenances together with all houses Edifices & buildings thereunto belonging To Have and To Hold all the said Three hundred & fifty acres of land will the apprtenances with all the houses Orchards Gardens fences thereunto belonging together with the pattents & writings touching & concerning yt. pmises yt. is in ye possession of ye sd HENRY CORBIN or that he can secure unto ye RICHARD LOES his heires & assignes for Ever in as large and ample maner as is held by the sd HENRY CORBIN or was by the sd GEO: MARSH deced and the sd HENRY CORBIN doth for himselfe his heires and assignes covenant promise & graunt to & with ye said RICH, LOES his heires to warrant & defend ye aforesd Land agt all psons whatsoever and lastly the sd HEN: CORBIN doth for himselfe his hears covenant & promise to & with ye Said LOES his heirs & assignes that he the sd HEN: CORBIN his heirs & assignes shall & will wthin the space of five yeares at the cost & charges of the sd RICHD. LOES his heirs doe acknowledge execute or cause to be done all such further reasonable & lawfull assurances in the Law whatsoever In Witness whereof I have heareunto sett my hand & seale this twenty ninth of Septr. 1670
Test JOHN BURNHAM, HENRY CORBIN
WILLM, FREEMAN
Recognitr. in Cur Rappa 3d die 9bris Anno 1670
KNOWE ALL MEN by these psents that I HENRY CORBIN of Rappa. River in Virga. Esqr. doe by these presents constitute & appoynt my loveing Friend Mr. WM. TRAVERS of the said River Gentn. my true & lawfull Attrney for me and in my name to acknowledge a Deed of Sale to Mr. RICHD. LOES in the Con. of Rappa. for a tract of land called NEMCOCK & also a Deed for the said of fours hundred and twenty acres of Land on the back of the Pattent of ye foresaid land and what my attrney shall lawfully doe in the premises I doe ratifye allows of & confirme by these pnts. As Wittiness my hand & seale this 1st day of Octobr. 1670
in the psents of us JOHN BURNHAM HENRY CORBIN
WILLM. FREEMAN
Recordatr, XIIth Nov, 1670
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1672-1674 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 13
KNOW ALL MEN that I RICHARD LOES doe freely give and bestow upon RICE JONES, JR one bay mare filly wth a white star on her forehead about eight months old and now running amongst my horses and mares wth her Increase both male and female from any person or persons whatsoever In Witness I have set my
hand and Seale this 4th of March 1671/2
Test JOHN JONES, RICHARD LOES
JOHN SANFORD
Recordat in Cu Com Rappa xx7d die Aprilis
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1672-1674 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed Book 5, Part I; [Antient Press]; Page 82-83
KNOW ALL MEN that I RICHARD LOES and EME my Wife of the Parish of Farnham in the County of Rappa, for divers good causes have granted and confirmed unto EDWARD ADCOCK of the Parish and County aforesaid all our right and interest of two hundred acres of land in the County and Parish aforesaid from us our heirs and administratorz unto the said EDWARD ADCOCK his heirs and assignes forever wch land was formerly granted to CYPRIAN BISHOP To have and to hold the aforesaid Two hundred acres of land with all proffitts and priviledges thereunto belonging with all cleare grounds fences orchards and houses in as large and effectuall manner as it was granted to CYPRIAN BISHOP deceased by Pattent bearing date the 18th of March 1662 and further wee the said RICHARD LOES and EME LOES doe obliege ourselves our heirs that the sd EDWARD ADCOCK his heirs and assignes shall quietly occupy and enjoy all and every part and parcell of the said land forever and to warrant the said sale against any person or persons that shall lay just claime to any part or parcell thereof to the wch wee bind ourselves our heirs and administrators firmly by these presents and to acknowledge the next Court or at any time when requested. In Testimony of the truth wee have hereunto set our hands and seals the 28th day of januarie 1672
in presence of WILL: BLEAR, RICHD, LOES
HENRY AUBREY EM LOES
Recognit in Cu: Com Rappa 5 die March 1672
The Consideration of this Recognizance is 6000 lbs of tobacco and one Breeding Mare which is acknowledged in Open Court by EDWARD ADCOCK to be recorded
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1677-1678 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 6, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 125
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I RICHARD NUSUM & DOROTHY NUSUM of the County of Rappae in Virginia doe for diverse good causes & in consideration of the sum of Eleven hundred pounds of good Merchantable arronoco tobacco & Casque in hand already received or secured to be received to be paid before the sealing or delivery of these presents from us our heires & assignes doe bargain sell unto Mr. THOMAS HARWAR of the aforesaid County & Collony Gent. his heires & assignes forever all that plantation parcell of land wch the said Capt. RICHD. NUSUM purchased of Mr. EDWARD ADCOCK as may more at large appeare by a Deed of Sale from said ADCOCK to sd Capt. RICHD, NUSUM bearing date the 6th day of Decembr: 1673 wch said land the said Mr. EDWARD ADCOCK did purchase of Capt. RICHARD LOES & ERMINE his Wife as may appears by Deed of Sale from undr: their hands & seales bearing date the 28th day of January 1672; being in the County of Rappae containing by estimacon Two hundred acres of land or thereabouts wth all houses edifices orchards & fences thereunto belonging wth all woods priviledges of hawking, hunting, fishing and fowling wth all mines & mineralls thereupon To have and to hold to him the said THOMAS HARWARE his heires & assignes forever & wee the said RICHARD NUSAM & DOROTHY NUSAM doe hereby obleidge ourselves our heires that said THOMAS HARWARE his heires & assignes shall forever quietly hold all the prmises & doe warrant the same from all persons the said THOMAS HARWARE paying all services as shall be due to his Sacred Majestie, farther the said RICHARD and DORTHY NUSUM doe hereby engage themselves to acknowledge the above prmises unto THOMS HARWARE his certaine Attorney for his use the Court held for Rappae County upon demand. In Witness whereof wee have sett our hands & seales 23 day of August 1676
Signed sealed & delivered in the presence RICHARD NUSUM
of us EDWARD THOMAS, RICHARD NEVILLS DOROTHY NUSUM
Recordatr. in Cur Com Rappae 2 die Mali 1677 et Recordatr. xx3 die Junii
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1617 - 1675 (> 58 years)
