NEBRASKA AND MIDWEST GENEALOGICAL RECORD;
                      VOLUME 10; PART 2; APRIL, 1932
                     ARTICLE:  VIRGINIA MISCELLANEA
                            PAGES 34 - 35

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                            VIRGINIA MISCELLANEA
             Contributed by Major John Bailey Calvert Nicklin,
                         Signal Mountain, Tennessee

                            WESTMORELAND COUNTY

       1653. Richard Brown, aged 35 years or thereabouts, deposes.
     (Book 1, p. 3)

       Mar. 10, 1655. Gabriel Odyear assigned his patent for 450 acres
     to William Stradder. Mary Odyear assigned her share of the said
     patent to William Strader, Mar. 8, 1665. (Book 1, p. 23.)

       Mar. 10, 1655. Mary Calvert, widow of Sampson Calvert, Clerke,
     dec'd renounced administration of her husband's estate. (Deeds,
     Wills & Patents, Book 1, p. 52) June 20, 1656. Mary Calvert, aged
     36 years or thereabouts, appears. (Ibid, p. 57)

       Oct. 30, 1655. Henry Brooke, Shipwright, assigned 100 acres to
     Richard Cole and David Anderson. (Wills & Deeds, Book 1, p. 19.)

       Mar. 31, 1658. Henry Brooke to his daughter Lydia, wife of
     Lawrence Abbington. (Deeds, Wills & Patents, Book 1, p. 100.)

       Aug 20,1658. Thomas Wilsford to his daughter-in-law
     [stepdaughter?] Sarah Browne, daughter of Margaret Wilsford als
     Browne. (Ibid, p. 112)

       Oct. 9, 1661. Mention of Thomas, son of William Stradder.
     (Deeds, Wills & Patents, Book 2, p. 55.)

       Feb. 3, 1662. The will of Henry Brooke. Wife, Joane [Jane];
     daughter Dorothy; daughter, Jane Higdon, wife of Richard; grand
     child, Lydia Abbington. (Wills & Deeds, Book 1, p. 19.)

       June 26, 1663. William Storke, aged 39 years or thereabouts,
     deposes. (Book 1, p. 201.)

       Oct. 28, 1663. Jane Brooke, widow of Henry Brooke, dec'd.
     (Order Book 1662-64, p. 17.)

       1663. Mrs. Jane Brookes, patent of 450 acres of land, for the
     transportation of these persons following: Lawrence Tompkins,
     Robert Corknell, Thomas Webb, Thomas Wilkerson, Joyce Axell,
     Daniel Liss [on], William Butler, Thomas Moore. (Ibid, p. 35.)

       Dec. 28, 1670. Richard Brown to his son, Original, one-half of
     the land wherein he is possessed. (Deeds & Wills, Book 1, p.
     382.)

       Aug. 26, 1674. Deposition of Meredith Price, aged 30, and of
     Mary Price, aged 20 years. (Deeds, Patents, Accounts, etc.,
     1665-77, p. 196.)

       May 16, 1677. Original Browne due 300 acres of land for the
     transportation of these persons: Joseph Roberts, Robert Melton,
     William

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     Brown, William Morgan, Elizabeth Constant, Elizabeth Harris.
     (Order Book 1675/6-1688/9, p. 7.)

       Jan. 28, 1679/80. Administration on the estate of John Berryman
     granted to Mrs. Jane Berryman, executrix. (Ibid, p. 176.)

       July 28 1680. Judgement granted to Jane Berryman, Relict of
     John Berryman dec'd who [had?] intermarried with the relict of
     Thomas Butler dec'd. (Ibid, p. 183.)

       1691. Deposition of Original Brown, aged 43 years or
     thereabouts. (Deeds & Wills, Book 2, p. 6.)

       Mar. 25, 1713. Deposition of Mrs. Mary Watts, aged 33 years or
     thereabouts. (Book 5, p. 127.)

       Apr. 29, 1713. The will of John Jones. Sons. Nathaniel and
     Charles; daughters, Eliza, Sarah and Anne. (Ibid, p. 155.)

       Mar 30, 1714. Deed between Sarah Howson Calvert, Thomas Porter
     and Anne his wife (which Sarah, Thomas and Anne are of the County
     of Stafford) to John Pratt 200 acres in West Moreland County,
     part of a patent granted to Robert Howson for 450 acres, April
     15, 1667. (Ibid, p. 253.)

       Feb. 22, 1726. Thomas Thornton, son of Luke, and Mark, grandson
     of Luke Thornton. (Will Book 8, p. 75.)

       May 31, 1727. Inventory of Mr. William Storke, Gent., dec'd, of
     Stafford County, in a letter from Capt. Thomas Newton. Elizabeth
     Storke, his widow, £204, 12sh., 1d., amount of appraisement of
     his estate. (Inventories, 1723-1746, p. 70.)

       Mar. 30, 1756. The will of William Price, Surveyor, mentioned
     land bought by his father [John Price] from A. Bland. (Book 12,
     p. 316.)

       Nov. 8, 1762. Deed between John Ashton and Mary, his wife, on
     the one part, and Robert Massey of the Parish of Hanover in the
     County of King George, on the other. (Book 14, p. 204.)

       Apr. 1, 1767. John Ashton the younger to his sister, Mrs. Mary
     Wray of the town of Hampton, a gift of "a negro wench named
     Winney and her two children, Ben and Jenny." (Ibid, p. 555.)

       Aug. 27, 1782. Edward, Flizabeth and William, orphans of
     William Porter, dec'd. John and Gerrard Hutt, guardians.
     (Fiduciary Book, p. 130.)

       Mar. 4, 1785. Walter Jones, Doctor of Physic, and Alice, his
     wife, to Catesby Jones. (Book 19, p. 255.)

       Mar. 23, 1796. Deed between Charles Ashton and Peggy Ashton,
     his wife. (Ibid, p. 158.)

                          OLD RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY

       May 7, 1690. William Starke and Thomas Grimsley, agreement that
     Grimsley be Constable in place of Starke for the ensuing year.
     (Book 1686-1692, p. 162.)

                              RICHMOND COUNTY

       June 5, 1695. Francis Thornton, a Gentleman, Justice. (Order
     Book 2, p. 55:)