Goochland County, VA - Tithables, 1735; William and Mary Qrtly., Vol. 8, No. 1

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Tithables in King William parish, Goochland County

     David Le Seur

     William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vo. 8, No. 1,
(Jul., 1899), pp. 31-32.

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           WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE QUARTERLY                   31

               TITHABLES IN KING WILLIAM PARISH, (1) GOOCH-
                                   LAND COUNTY.

     A list of the tithables in my precinct for the year 1735:
     Edward Scott, 9; John Edmons, 2; James Robinson, con-
stable; Rane Chastain, 3; Wm. Sallee, 6; Gideon Chambon, 4;

Robert Ellis, 1; Peter Louis Soblet, 2; Charles Vernion, 1;
John Levillain, 4; Stephen Chastain, 7; Andrew Amonet, 1;
Stephen Pantree, 3; John Chastain, 2; Charles Amonet, 1; An-
thony Bernard, 1; Peter  Sallet, 2; David Bernard, 1; John
Bernard, 1; James faurd, 2; John Bondurant, 2; John Peter
billo, 2; Isaac Gory, 1; Wm. Stanford, 1; for Ann David, 4;
David Leseur, constable, 1; James Brians, 1; James holeman,
2; Bartholomew Dupuy, 1. --- 68.
     John Dupuy, 2; Peter Dupuy, 1; Peter faurd, 2; John
faurd, 1; Thomas Porter, 3; John Porter, 3; Joseph Benain,
1; Anthony Benain, 5; Wm. Harris, 1; Nicholas Soulee, 4;
Peter Guerrant, 4; Anthony Rapine, 5; Peter Soblet, jr., 1;
David Thomas, 1; for Joseph Bingley, 1; Stephen farcy, 2;
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     (1)  This is the parish in which the French Huguenots first settled.  See
"Huguenot Emigration to Virginia,"  Virginia Historical Collections.
New series, Vol. V.  the parishes in Virginia were divided into precincts
to each of which was assigned a constable.

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32       WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE QUARTERLY.

Stephen Calvet, 1; John Haris, 3; Daniel pero, 3; for John
James flournoy, 4; Samuel Weaver, 1; James Soblet, 1; James
Desasy, 1; Thomas Dickens, 7. --- 57 + 68 = 125.
      [Signed]                                                               David Le Seur.

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