CHRONICLES OF THE SCOTCH-IRISH SETTLEMENT OF VIRGINIA; Vol 2, pp 400 - 409
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65, Doctor Thomas Henison (Harrison), Culpeper; page 66, Samuel Wilson,
O. Keeper; page 68, Agnes Patton, last administrator Snodgrass estate;
page 70, Henry Meas, near D. Smith; page 70, Richard Suffolk, near D.
Smith; page 72, Wm. Miller, at Breckinridge's; page 79, James Buchanan,
pedler; page 80, William Martin, mind this youth, he is about to remove;
page 82, James Campbell, Pastures; page 82, William Fulton, brother of
Tom Fulton; Mary Johnson, a poor woman; John Fletcher, insolvent; Wm.
Bernard, bankrupt; Wm. Russell, in Plutoe's Dominions; James Goodfellow,
Caroline; Thomas Harrison, Culpeper; William Downs, Caroline;
page 84, Capt. J. Cenerly, near mouth of Broad River, South Carolina.
1759--Page 1, John King, Naked Creek; page 5, Barbara Wingard,
Peaked Mountain; page 9, John Stuart, pedler, "3 Threads Surety"; page
10, Samuel Wilson, sadler; page 11, John Henderson, son of William; page
11, James Henderson, son of William; page 18, John Graham, hoper; page
20, William Edmondson, mason; page 26, John Givens, Merchant; page
32, John Davis, Borden's Land; page 33, Thomas Parson, Hampshire; page
35, James Young, son of John; page 36, Robert Young, son of John;
William McMullen, near Waterson's; page 46, John Ramsey, South River;
page 47, James Stevenson, pedler; page 47, Capt. John Ramsey; page 49,
Cate Miller, Shenando, your husband. Henry Miller's, estate; page 51,
Margaret Clark, your husband, Robert Clark's estate; page 52, Agnes Patton,
Recording Snodgrass Inventory; page 60, William Givens, pedler; page
64, Wm. Long, Staunton; page 65, Wm. Armstrong, son of Thomas; page
70, John Davis, pedler; page 71, John Stevenson, Peaked Mountain; page
73, John Scot, Peaked Mountain.
1760--Page 1, William Beard, Borden Land; page 6, Mary Soop, or
Swoob, administration Soop's estate; page 8, John Boswell, Hanover; page
9, Barbara Evick, late Wingard, sale Bill Wingard's estate; page 10, Stephen
Gurod, alias Conrad; page 16, Thomas Parsons, Hampshire; page 17, William
Beard, Peaked Mountain; page 23, Samuel Wilson, O. Keeper; page
30, Doctor John Sutherland; page 38, John Davis, pedler; page 41, James
Fowler, near Craven's; page 42, Doctor Thos. Lloyd; page 48, Mat. Glaves,
too poor; page 52, John Stuart, pedler, 3 threads surety; page 59, Thos.
Thompson, Pastures; page 60, William Long, South River; page 78, James
Young, taylor; page 79, Andrew Russell, widow's son; page 82, Jane Logan,
Recording Fruit's Inventory.
1761--Page 3, James Carr, B. Smith; page 7, John Stevenson, B.
M.; page 11, James Stewart, Pennsylvania; Jno. Scot, Peaked Mountain;
page 14, William Davis, skinner; page 16, John Stuart, taylor; page
19, John Davis, taylor; page 22, John Thompson, T. Spring; page 23,
Francis Fulton, Fuller; page 43, Charles Campbell, North River; page 46,
Robert Armstrong, dyer of cloth; page 54, John Graham; page 56, John
Davis, near Walter Davis; page 60, John Patterson, son of Robert; page
62, Mr. Benjamin Hubbard, Caroline; page 63, Joseph Hard, (How),
Hamp.; John Wilson, Hamp.; page 65, Elizabeth Waters, Owen Winkfield;
Isaac Christman, Ham.; page 66, John Miller, Jr., Brock's Gap;
page 67, James Scot, son of John; page 70, John Miller, R. Oak; page
71, Samuel Wilson, sadler; page 72, John Ramsey, South River; page 73,
Rob. Armstrong, alias Oldmond; page 78, John Allison, Borden Land;
page 79, Jane Evans, late Looney; page 80, James Bell, North Mountain;
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page 81, John Henderson, shoemaker; Mary Cunningham, Hamp.; Rob.
Cunningham, Hamp.; Martha Jackson, Hamp.; page 85, Rob. Armstrong,
Pastures; page 92, Rob. Campbell, B. Smith; page 94, Thos. Paxton,
mill wright; page 95, Alex, McDonall, Linvell's Creek; page 96, Wm.
Johnston, near Davis; page 97, Rob. Carlile, near Reaburns; page 102, John
Davis, near Capt. Scot's; page 109, Samuel Mendeth, Staunton.
1762--Page 4, John Miller, Quaker, (1762, February), Green's deeds to
you; page 7, Mary Preston, (1762, February), your brother's deeds to you;
page 7, John Allison, Middle River; page 41, Capt. Wm. Christian, Staunton;
page 42, John Stuart, pedler; page 43, Robert Jackson, Fredericksburg;
page 47, John Davis, brother Walter; page 50, Robert Reed, Stone
Meeting House; Robert Reed, Staunton; page 59, William Brown, C. Creek;
David Robinson, Linvell Creek; Samuel Henderson, Borden Land, Albemarle;
page 64, John Moore, Borden Land; page 66, John Davis, son of
James; page 69, John Davis, Pastures; page 72, William Graham, R. Oak;
page 73, Robert Young, Forks; page 81, Christian Evick, Hampshire; page
83, John Jones, Caroline; page 84, John Cunningham, Borden's Land; page
85, James Buchanan, Shoccoe; page 86, John Campbell, Staunton; page 87,
William Johnston, Pastures; page 94, John Davidson, taylor; James Bower,
schoolmaster; page 98, Margaret Dyer, administratrix of Wm. Dyer, wife
of Jno. Craven; page 100, Patrick Hays, Pennsylvania, (1762, August),
Recording Kerr's deeds to you; page 106, John Craig, Borden's Land; page
107, James Beard, Pastures; page 114, William Wilson, Staunton; page
122, Capt. Wm. Christian, C. Creek; page 126, Samuel Moore, Staunton
page 128, George Miller, Amherst; page 130, Wm. Wilson, Cook's Creek
page 134, Abraham Miller, lower end County; John Ramsey, Pastures
page 136, David Martin, Amherst; page 145, James Bell, South River.
1764--Page 3, John Davis, hunter, (1764, November), your account as
administrator Scot's estate; page 10, William Thompson, S. Hill; page
14, William Robinson, Roanoke, (March), Gorrell's power attorney; page
27, Sarah Horse (Hoose), married Rob. Davis; account and sale of Horse's
estate; page 27, David Scot, Hamp.; page 28, Robert Reed, Stone Meeting
House; page 30, John Ramsey, South River; page 36, John King, Naked
Creek; page 37, Edward Cunningham, Frederick; page 41, William Wilson,
lower end County; page 43, John Stuart, Merchant; page 46, John Stuart,
Frederick; page 51, Robert Jackson, Frederick; page 53, Alex. McDonall,
Frederick; page 54, John Sharp, Bedford; page 60, Charles Campbell, North
River; page 61, Peter Elphinson, Frederick; page 61, Thomas Coulson,
Fredericksburg; page 62, James Gallant, Frederick; page 64, Alex. Boyd,
Hampshire; page 70, John Stuart, taylor; page 78, Sarah Lewis, Fredericksburg;
page 79, Gabriel Penn, Amherst; page 80, John Thompson, Ro. Oak;
page 83, John Ramsey, Pastures; page 83, William Robinson, Long
Meadow; page 88, Robert Reed, Staunton; page 93, Joseph Smith, Amherst;
page 97, David Robinson, lower end County; page 99, William Dunlop, L.
Creek; Archibald Huston, (August), recording your power attorney to
your brother; page 99, John Stuart, Borden's Land; page 101, John Craig,
Vanses; page 106, John Henderson, shoemaker; Thomas McCarty, Hampshire;
page 108, John Long, James River; page 109, Jacob Peters, South
B.; page 110, John Scot, Ro. Oak, (November), Randall's deeds to you;
page 114, David Lewis, Jr., Albemarle.
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1765--Page 2, John Lewis, Albemarle; David Robinson, wheelwright;
page 5, William Thompson, North River; page 6, Charles Campbell, son of
Maulster, Moore's deeds to you, (March) ; Robert Campbell, black smith;
page 18, William Davis, Forks James; James Gamble, Middle River; page
24, John Davis, hunter; page 26, Patrick Finley, Amherst; page 38, Robert
Campbell, Borden's Land; page 41, James Gamble, shoemaker; page 52,
Joseph Smith, Albemarle; page 58, John Craig, Vanses; John Henderson,
son of William; page 61, John Stuart, Merchant; page 64, John Ramsey,
South River; page 66, Robert Reed, Stone Meeting House; John Stuart,
Borden's Land, (May), Edmiston's deeds to you; page 68, John Frazier,
Long Meadow; page 69, John Miller, lower end County; page 70, Robert
Williams, tanner; page 75, Thomas Johnson, Maryland; page 78, David
Stuart, North Mountain; page 86, Andrew Sheperd, Orange; page 87, John
Henderson, shoemaker; page 88, John Davis, taylor; page 90, Margaret
Barger, G. Mill, (August), Trout's deeds to you; page 91, John Hamilton,
Long Meadow, (August), Hamilton's deed to you; James Marshall,
B. Gap; John Montgomerie, Pastures; page 94, Robert Poage, son of John,
John Poage, Jr., your father's deeds to you, (August); page 95, Susannah
Shaddon, R. Oak; Mary Magdalene Kimberland, R. Oak; John Finley,
M. River; page 96, Capt. Samuel Robertson, R. Oak; page 101, John Graham,
Pastures; page 105, Francis Jacobie, Culpeper; page 108, Israel Ward,
Hampshire; Adam Hunter, Fredericksburg; page 109, Daniel Branham,
James River; page 110, John Thompson, Glade Creek; page 112, Capt.
Charles Campbell, above town; page 113, Wm. Thompson, T. Spring; John
Campbell, son of David, (October), your father's deeds to you; page
118, William Armstrong, son Fuller; page 120, John Campbell, son-in-law
of Maxwell; page 124, John Williams, South River; page 125, James
Hartgrove, (October), Recording Duffy's Bonds to your wife; page 131, James
Buchanan, Borden's Land.
1776--Page 2, John King, North Creek; page 3, Woollery Hursman, stock
weaver, (May), Crosson's deeds to you; John Davis, hunter; page 9, John
Brown, lower end County; page 15, John Stuart, Staunton; James Walker,
Orange; Robert Campbell, Smith; page 16, James Ervin, James River;
page 24, Charles Campbell, North River; page 27, William Strauglean,
(Straughan), Fredericksburg; page 31, William Long, South River; page
37, James Bryans, R. Oak; page 38, James Gamble, shoemaker; page 42,
John McClure, James River; James Bryans, jockey; page 44, James
Buchanan, Merchant; page 48, Samuel Black, South River; page 49, Robert
Reed, Stone Meeting House, (August), Blair's deeds to you; John Thompson,
(C. Creek; taylor), (August), Dougherty's deeds to you; page 53,
John Johnston, Middle River; page 54, John Campbell, Mossey Creek;
John Allison, Borden's Land; page 56, John Frazier, Long Meadow; page
59, Robert Reed, Staunton; page 60, Michael Thomas, Culpeper; George
Weatherall, Culpeper; page 62, John Stevenson, Peaked Mountain; page 64,
Thomas Johnson, Frederick; page 65, Susanah Shaddon, R. Oak; page
69, John Johnson, Lin. Creek; page 73, Michael Carr (Carn?), Bedford;
page 76, John Craig, Hans Meadow; John Ramsey, South River; page 79,
John Thompson, C. Creek; page 82, John Ramsey, Pastures; page 83,
Joseph Hawkins, Fk.; page 87, William Davis, South James River; page
88, James Bell, North Mountain; page 91, William McCutchen, Merchant,
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page 92, John Davis, South James River, (November), McClure's deeds
to you; John Allison, M. River; page 94, John King, M. River; page 95,
Samuel Woods, R. Oak; Robert Young, Forks; page 96, James Bell,
South River; page 97, Robert Craig, brother to James; John Craig, M.
River; page 99, John Graham, Clear Creek; page 107, William Davis,
skiner; page 111, John Campbell, Pastures; John Brown, Pastures; page
113, John Robinson, R. Oak; Robert Armstrong, Fuller; John Poage,
Forks; page 114, John Moore, Forks; David Scot, Hampshire; page 117,
John Miller, Lin. Creek, copying Green's deeds to you.
1767--Page 2, James Davis, Forks; page 3, John Thompson, Forks;
Samuel Cowen, Rone Oak; page 4, John Miller, Shenando; John Adams,
R. Creek; page 7, John Young, Forks, recording Young's deeds to you;
page 8, Andrew McClure, M. River; William Kerr, M. River; page 11,
William Robinson, Borden Land; John Thompson, Buffalo; page 12, John
Allison, Borden Land; page 13, Joseph McClung, Pastures; page 17,
Thomas Paxton, Forks; page 18, John Berry, Jr., Culpeper; Philip Cheef,
Culpeper; Michael O'Neal, Culpeper; Philip Stover, Culpeper; Wm.
Thompson, North River; page 19, Joseph Blair, Forks; James Gamble, Middle
River; page 21, Thomas Black, Weaver; page 23, James Campbell, Argyle;
page 24, John Stuart, Staunton; John Grayham, Crooked; William Ramsey,
Forks, Reynold's deeds to you, (May); page 25, Thomas Carpenter, Jockey;
Robert Campbell, cutler; page 26, John Parks, Borden's Land; Doctor Robert
Hamilton; page 31, Robert Young, Forks; page 38, John Stuart, Middle
River; page 39, Peter Harmon, Gr. man; page 41, Wm. Wilson, Albemarle;
page 44, John Ramsey, South River; Wm. Graham, R. Oak; page
48, Wm Long, South River; page 49, William Hughes, Forks; page 53,
Wm. Thompson, Borden Land; Wm. Davis, Philadelphia; page 54, James
McAfee, James River; page 57, John McClure, James River; John Hill,
North River; Wm. Robinson, Long Meadow; page 62, John Thompson,
Carrs Creek; page 72, John Craig, Cub Run; page 73, John Williams,
Pastures; John Cunningham, Staunton; page 75, William Fleming, joiner;
page 76, John Campbell, Pastures; page 78, James Patterson, taylor; page
79, Edward Price, Forks; page 81, John McClure, North River Shenandoah;
Samuel Moore, Staunton; page 82, David Robinson, wheelwright; Charles
Campbell, Borden Land; page 83, James Anderson, Long Meadow; page
98, James Buchanan, Borden Land; page 91, Wm. McCutchen, Merchant;
page 93, James Campbell, Big James; page 94, John Willey, Carr's Creek;
Samuel Henderson, Borden Land; John Dunlap, Calf Pasture; page 95,
John Stewart, Borden's Land; James Stewart, Borden's Land; page 97,
John Henderson, Middle River; page 98, Capt. Wm. Christian, R. Oak;
William Graham, Hallifax, (May), Neeley's Bill Sale to you; page 102,
John Campbell, Borden's Land; John Handley, son of William; page 103,
James Moore, Walker's Creek; page 107, John Davidson, Bull Pasture;
page 108, Henry Long, Forks; page 110, William Davis, South Branch;
page 112, George Gibson, Widow's son; Richard Woods, Albemarle; page
113, William Christian, C. Creek; page 114, Samuel Wilson, Pastures;
page 115, John Thompson, Roanoke; page 119, John White, Forks; Thomas
Faxton, Borden's Land; Herbert McClure, Jr., Borden's Land; page 120,
Alex. Walker, Borden's Land; Alex. Walker, wheelwright, Borden's Land;
page 121, James Patterson, South River; James Montgomery, Ro. Oak;
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James Stuart, Pastures; page 122, Robert Campbell, Stone Meeting House;
James Cloyd, hunter; John Stevenson, Pastures; Hamilton's deeds to you,
(August); page 123, Michael Thorn, and Anthony Reger, Hampshire; page
124, James Beard, North River; John Graham, C. Creek; page 125, Ann
Clendenning, (M. John Rogers?); page 128, William Wilson, Jackson's
River; Capt. Israel Christian, deeds to your daughter Rosanna, (November);
page 129, James Crow, weaver; page 131, John Craig, Middle River;
page 133, John Givens, Middle River; page 134, Eliz. Jones, Rob. Jones;
page 136, Hugh Murphy, Hampshire; page 138, Anne Moore; page 141,
John Poage, Forks; page 142, Enoch Ennis, Hampshire; page 143, Samuel
Caldwell, South River; William Johnston, Brushy Neck; John Johnston,
Brushy Neck; Andrew Russell, Cr. Creek; page 144, John Davidson,
taylor; James Gilmore, near Staunton; Robert Hamilton, Carr's Creek;
page 146, John Henderson, R. Oak; Hugh Alien, James River; page 147,
James Holles, R. Creek; page 148, Francis Stuart, taylor; John Buchanan,
miller; Robert Steel, Borden's Land; page 150, James Bell, Sr., South
River; page 152, John Cunningham, near Hart's; page 156, William Davis,
Forks; page 157, Michael Thorn, Hampshire.
1768--Page 2, William Beard, Borden's Land; James Hays, Carr's Creak;
page 3, John Thompson, Borden's Land; James Thompson, Borden's Land;
John Wiley, Black; page 4, Thos. Kilpatrick, Car. Creek; page 5, James
Anderson, son to John, (March), Donaho's deeds to you; page 8, Abraham
Miller, Long Creek, (March), Scot's deeds to you, (November), Bowman's
deeds to you; page 9, John Allison, Borden's Land, (March), Borden's
deeds to you; page 10, John Stuart, Borden's Land; page 11, Halbert
McClure, Jr., Borden's Land; page 13, John Berry, Big John, Forks; John
Hall, Forks, (March and August), your father's deeds to you; page 14,
John Stuart, Middle River; page 15, John Graham, C. Creek; Samuel
Henderson, Borden's Land; page 20, Capt. Wm. Christian, R. Oak, your
father's deeds to you; page 23, James Scot, Pastures; page 26, James
Campbell, Arguile; page 28, John Hill, North River; page 31, Thomas Paxton,
Forks; James McAfee, James River; John Anderson. Middle River; page
32, William Robinson, Long Meadow; page 33, Felix Gilbert, Mount
Pilier; page 36, Henry Long, Forks; page 41, John Thompson, Carr's Creek;
page 42, John Craig, Cub Run; John Hall, Middle River; page 45, John
Stuart, Staunton; page 47, John Craig, Middle River; page 49, James
Anderson, deaf, (November), record Anderson's deeds to you; page 50,
Capt. Wm. Christian, C. Creek; page 53, James Gamble, shoemaker;
page 62, John Allison, Middle River; page 69, Richard Woods, Albemarle;
page 73, John Finley, Middle River; page 77, John Thompson, Bufalow;
page 81, John Buchanan, weaver; page 82, James Young, Forks; page 83,
James Thompson, Long Meadow; John Thompson, Long Meadow; James
Anderson, Long Meadow; page 84, James Crow, weaver; John Ramsey,
Pastures; page 85, James Bryan, jockey; page 86, James Buchanan, Falls;
page 87, James Buchanan, Borden's Land; James Buchanan, pedler; page
89, James Lard, Middle River; John Miller, Long Creek, (May), Monsey's
deeds to you; page 90, Andrew McClure, Middle River, (May), Kerr's
deeds to you; page 91, John While, Forks, (May), Ramsey's deeds
to you; John McClure, James River; page 93, John Stevenson, near Stone
Meeting House; page 95, John Ramsey, South River, (May), McClelan's
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deeds to you; page 94, Margaret Robinson, R. Oak, (May), account your
husband's estate; James Cloyd, hunter; page 97. John Davidson, taylor; page
98, William Purveyance, R. Creek; William Anderson, R. Oak; Hugh Allen,
James River; page 100, Conrod Coger, Branch; page 102, Nath. Evans, R.
Oak; Robert Carlyle, Bull Pasture; page 107, Thomas Black, weaver; page
108, William Wilson, Jackson's River; page 109, Job. Welton, Hampshire;
page 110, John Beard, Cow Pasture; page 111, Wm. Christian, son of Sampson;
page 117, Wm. McClure, Middle River, (August), Kerr's deeds to you;
page 118, James Montgomerie, North Fork Roanoke; page 119, James
Gamble, Middle River; Mathew Robertson, Middle River; Alex. Stewart,
David Stuart to pay, your father's deeds to you; page 122, Alex. Walker,
Stone Meeting House, (August), Recording Smith's Bill Sale; page 123,
John Davis, M. Creek; page 124, John Wilson, Jackson's River; page 125,
Claudius Bustard, Albemarle; Charles Yancey, Amherst; page 126, John
Davis, hunter; page 130, Hugh Allen, Middle River; page 133, Adam Beard,
Bedford; page 134, James Thompson, Borden's Land; Wm. Hamilton, Middle
River; page 137, James Campbell, Pastures; Robert Campbell, Forks;
page 138, John Mitchell, Forks; John Paxton, son of Thomas, (November),
your father's deed to you; John Poage, Forks; page 140, Joseph Love, L.
Creek, (November), Hughes' deeds to you; James Gilmore, Jr., Forks;
James Robinson, James River; John Stuart, Burden's Land, (November),
ordered to be levy free; page 141, James Craig, Borden's Land; page 144,
William Meldrum, Culpeper; page 147, John Davis, R. Oak; Thomas Parsons,
Hampshire; page 148, James Kare, New River; page 149, John
Hardin, Frederick; William Thompson, S. Hill; page 150, John Marks,
Albemarle; page 152, Robert Young, Caro.; page 153, George Gibson, widow's
son; Hugh Hamilton, Caroline.
1769--Page 5, John Poage, Forks; John Stuart, Borden's Land; John
Thompson, Borden's Land; John White, Forks; page 6, Thomas Bland,
Collier's Town; page 7, James Bratton, son Robert; Capt. William Christian,
Clear Creek; John Paxton, son Thomas; page 8, John Moore, Walker's
Creek; Andrew Hamilton, Jackson's River; John Wiley, Carr's Creek;
page 9, James Thompson, Borden's Land; page 10, James McAfee, James
River; page 11, Robert Campbell, cutler; page 12, John Thompson, C.
Creek; John Brown, C. Pasture; page 13, Charles Lynch, Bedford; page
16, James Anderson, Borden's Land; page 17, John Campbell, Forks; William
Robertson, Long Meadow; page 18, James Alexander, L. Glade; page
19, John Stuart, Middle River; page 20, John Craig; North River; page
21, James Carr, black smith; page 26, Robert Carlile, B. Pasture; page
27, James Anderson, Long Meadow; page 29, John Stuart, Staunton; page
31, William Christian, son of Sampson; page 33, John Hutcheson, C.
Creek; page 35, John Craig, Cub Run; Henry Miller, Shenando; page 42,
James Gamwell, shoemaker; page 49, John Anderson, elder; page 52. John
Craig, Middle River; page 56, James Ewing, James River; page 57,
Nathanial Evans, R. Oak; page 61, Rev. John Kinkade; page 67, Robert
Armstrong, James River; page 73, Henry Long, Forks; page 74, Andrew
Crocket, Pastures; page 79, James Thompson, Sr., Borden's Land; page
83, Thomas Black, weaver; page 88, Abraham Miller, Long Creek; James
Laird, Middle River; Robert Brown, R. Oak; page 91, Robert Reed,
Middle River; page 94, James Buchanan, Falls; page 96, James Gilmore,
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near Staunton; page 100, David McClenachan, Frederick; page 101, William
Spiller, King William; John McClure, North River; page 102, John
Marks, Albemarle; page 105, Samuel Pritchard, Frederick; page 106,
George Gibson, widow's son; page 107, John Ramsey, Pastures; page 108,
William Campbell, Lick; page 109, John Thompson, Red Oak; page 110,
James Bryans, jockey; page 112, James Buchanan, weaver; page 116, John
Lincoln, L. Creek; page 118, Henry Miller, L. Creek; page 119, Vincent
Glass, Bedford; page 120, Samuel Gest, Hanover; page 121, John
Moffet, Forks; Charles Radden, Forks; page 123, Job. Welton, Hampshire;
page 124, William Hughes, Frederick; page 128, John Neeley, son of James:
page 129, William Hamilton, Middle River; page 131, Joseph Looney,
copy agreement between your father and brothers; page 132, John McClure,
James River; page 133, Alexander Walker, wheelwright; John Campbell,
brother to Pat, recording Vance's deeds to you; page 134, William McClure,
Forks, (June), recording McClure's deeds to you; page 137, John Allison,
Middle River; page 138, Capt. John Robinson, R. Oak; page 139, James
Patterson, sadler; John Wiley, New River, (June), recording Wiley's deeds to
you; page 140, William Robinson, Jackson's River, (June), recording Reah's
deed's to you; Thomas Stevenson, James River, (June), recording Buchanan's
and Thompson's deeds to you; page 141, James Young, Forks; page 132, John
Hill, New River; page 153, James Campbell, Big James; pages 157, James
Bryans, Roak; page 160, John Logan, James River, (August), Logan's deeds
to you. John Henderson, son Samuel, (August), Henderson's deeds to you;
page 161, Hugh Allen, James River, vs. Worley, (August), 2 suits, John
Henderson, son of John; page 162, Henry Bagley, Hampshire; page 163.
William Alexander, Borden's Land; page 164, James Young, Forks; page
164, John Buchanan, miller; James Carr, North River; page 165, James
Brown, weaver; page 167, Doctor Robert Brown; Adam Boyle, Culpeper;
page 169, Isaac Read, Bedford; page 170, James Kerr, smith; page 171
James Cloyd, hunter; James Bryans, millwright; Gabriel Penn, Amherst
page 172, John Graham, C. Creek; page 173, Robert Campbell, Forks;
page 176, William Thompson, North River; page 177, William Gragg,
Albemarle; Robert Brown, Commodore; James Stewart, taylor; page 178
William Anderson, Middle River; page 179, William McCutchen, Merchant
Andrew Crockett, North River; page 182, James Patterson, South River
John Montgomery, Reed Creek; page 183, Samuel McClure, son of John,
James River, (October), McClure's deeds to you; page 184, Alexander
White, Frederick, (October), Wood's deeds to you; page 185, Samuel
Henderson, Dry River; John Graham, Pastures, (October), Blair's mortgage to
you; page 188, James Gay, an infant; page 189. John McCollock, Albemarle;
Joseph Watson, Frederick; page 198, Doctor John (Sharp) Watkins; page
200, William Fulton, schoolmaster; page 201, Samuel Crocket, Bedford;
Thomas Underwood, Hanover.
1770--Page 2, James Anderson Long Meadow; page 9, James Buchanan
S. M.; page 21, John Stuart, Middle River; page 27, James Kerr.
blacksmith; page 28, John Craig, New River; page 35, James Brown,
weaver; page 45, John Buchanan, miller; page 46, James McAfee, James
River; page 50, Robert Armstrong, Jackson's River; John Thompson,
Carr's Creek; page 53, Jacob Pence, weaver; page 54, William Gragg,
Albemarle; John Graham, Christian's Creek; page 57, John Davis, Mossey
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Creek; page 58, John Anderson, Middle River; page 62, John Davis, hunter;
page 66, Alexander Miller, clerk; Page 75, James Cloyd, hunter; page 91,
William Christian, Stone House; page 93, John Allison, Middle River;
page 102, James Crawford, Borden's Land; page 112, John Neeley, son of
James; page 116, Samuel Woods, Amherst; John Stevenson, Peak Mountain;
page 121 Samuel Henderson, Borden's Land; page 129, John Henderson
Middle River; page 130, James Buchanan, pedler; page 131 James
Anderson, deaf's son; page 132, John Wilson, Jackson River; page 135,
John Craig, Cub Run; page 137, William Black, South River; page 140
John Stevenson, Stone Meeting House
1771--Page 1, Robert Reed Staunton; page 6, William Black, South
River, page 7, Alexander Walker, wheelwright; Samuel Henderson, Middle
River; John Craig, Cub Run; page 8, James Montgomery, Borden's
Land; page 9, John Craig, New River; page 14, James Allen, mason; page
16, John Allison, Middle River; page 19, James Brown, weaver; page 22,
John Thompson, Carr's Creek; page 23, John Stuart, Middle River; page
31, William Anderson, Middle River; James Anderson, Long Meadow;
page 34, John Stewart, taylor; page 36, John Allison, Botetourt; page 37,
Robert Armstrong, Jackson's River; page 44, Moses Moore, Borden's Land;
page 45, John Anderson, Middle River, (November), Beverley's deeds to
you; page 46, John Black, South River, (November), Madison's deed and
bond; page 48, John Hill, New River; page 49, Samuel Henderson, Bordens
Land; page 61, John Buchanan, weaver; page 67, John Ramsey, Calf
Pasture; page 69, John King, Middle River; page 70, James Laird, Middle
River; page 71, William Davis, Philadelphia; page 75, John Henderson.
South River; page 89, James Young, Botetourt; page 93, James Gilmore
Beverley Manor, page 94, William Hutchinson, son of John; John Ramsey,
South River, (November), record Madison's deed and bond; page 95,
William Kerr, Middle River; page 96, John Thompson, Borden's Land; page
97, James Bell, South River; page 101, John Moore, Albemarle; page 112,
William Hamilton, Archibald's son; page 114, William Anderson, George's
son; page 117, John Finley, South River; page 123, James Buchanan, <I>Old
Moore;</I> page 130, William Hutchinson, son of George; page 131, John Kerr
Middle River; page 134, Robert Thompson, Tinkling Spring.
1772---Page 3, James Trimble, son of David; William Craig, son of
James; page 9, John King, South River; page 11, William Black, South
River, (August) recording James's deeds to you; Adam Wallace, Albemarle,
page 20, John King, Middle River; page 21, John Stuart, taylor;
page 31, John McClure North River; page 32, Samuel Henderson, Borden's
Land; page 35, John Allison, Borden's Land; page 38, John Wilson, Jackson's
River; page 43, Robert Reed, Staunton; page 45, Robert Armstrong,
Big Robert, page 46, John Henderson, Middle River; James Trimble,
Forks; page 51, Robert Armstrong, Jackson's River; page 61, James Scot,
son of Robert; page 63, John Allison, Middle River; page 66, John Thompson,
Carrs Creek; page 70, John Thompson, Borden's Land; page 73, James
Crawford, Borden's Land; page 74, John Stewart, Borden's Land; page
85, John Lewis, Cow Pasture; Page 89, Samuel Woods, Botetourt; page
94, Nathaniel Evans; page 99, William Patterson, Borden's
Land; page 108, John Bowyer, Peaked Mountain; William Black, Pastures;
page 109, James Kerr, Pennsylvania; page 110, James Buchanan, Forks;
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page 112, James Allen, mason; page 122, John Cunningham, Staunton;
page 124, Andrew McClure, Long Meadow, (November), recording Bell's
deeds to you.
1774--Page 13, Thomas Black, weaver; page 16, George Wilson,
Pastures; page 21, John Stewart, taylor; page 22, James Anderson, John's
son; page 32, John Henderson, Dry River; page 34, John Williams, Big
John; page 35, William Thompson, Mill Creek; page 37, Robert Thompson,
Borden's Land; James Kerr, blacksmith; page 38, John Ramsey, Sr., South
River; William Anderson, son of George; page 40, James Patterson, Naked
Creek; John Allison, Middle River; John King, Naked Creek; page 15,
Andrew Russell, Long Meadow; page 18, John Thompson, Carr's Creek;
James Patterson, Middle River; page 20, James Buchanan, Forks; page 21,
Moses Moore, Greenbrier; page 24, George Wilson, Pastures; page 25,
John Graham, Christian's Creek; page 26, John Stewart, taylor; page 29,
James Brown, near Staunton; page 30, John Wilson, Jackson's River;
page 34, Andrew Johnston, South Branch; John Caldwell, South River;
page 41, Thomas Smith, Staunton; page 43, John Henderson, Dry River;
page 46, John Ramsey, Pastures; page 49, Christopher Harris, Albemarle,
(May), Caldwell's deeds to you; page 53, John Allison, Borden's Land;
page 54, James Bratton, blacksmith; page 55, James Kerr, blacksmith; page
56, David Frame, Cow Pasture; page 57, John McCoy, Bull Pasture; John
Craig, Cub Run; page 60, John Anderson, Middle River; page 63, John
Davis, hunter; page 64, William Allen, mason; page 65, William Armstrong,
Christian's Creek; page 72, John Finley, Middle River; page 79, Robert
Reed, Staunton, (November), Griffin's deeds to you; page 27, John Sevior,
Fincastle; page 30, John Gabriel Jones, Botetourt; page 31, Samuel
Pritchard, Hamp.; page 32, John Stead, Dunmore; page 42, John Shelby,
Fincastle; Joseph Pindexter, Bedford; page 59, Jacob Lorton, Fincastle;
page 78, Ephraim Dunlop, Fincastle; Isaac Younghusband, Henrico.
1775--Page 5, William Alexander, Merchant; Alexander McCoskry, Borden's
Land; page 6, James Bratton, blacksmith; John Davis, hunter; page
8, Michael Mannon, son of William; John Willson, Jackson's River; page
9, William Porter, C. Cr.; Joseph Weir, Borden's Land; page 10,
Joseph Bennett, Jr., South Branch; page 12, John Finley, Middle River;
page 16, Mary Willson, (married?), Hempenstall, (March), recording
Willson's Inventory; page 19, Ludwick Francisco, Botetourt; page 20, Robert
McFarland, son of Robert; Andrew Skidmore, South Branch; page 20,
John Paxton, Botetourt; William Mann, Botetourt; page 22, George Coile,
South Branch, (November), Skelton's deeds to you; page 29, James Ramsey,
son of John, (November), your father's deeds to you; page 31, John Hiner,
Bull Pasture, (November), Devil's deeds to you; David Robinson, Linvell's
Creek, (November), James Robinson's deeds to you; page 32, William
Lockhart, Botetourt, (November), Olinger's mortgage to you; page 36,
Robert Reed, barber; page 37, Joseph Jefferson, Long Glade; page 38,
John Caldwell, South River; John Reaburn, Stone Meeting House; William
Dunlop, Middle River; William Smith, Tyger's Valley; John Graham,
Christian's Creek; Thomas Kinkade, Pastures; John Burnsides, Stone Meeting
House; page 39, James Reah, Mill Creek, between Calf and Cow Pastures;
George Elliot, Borden's Land; David Williamson, Borden's Land;
Joseph Waughub, Pastures; John Hamilton, Tyger's Valley; Moses
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McClure, B. L.; Henry McClung, B. L.; Robert Fearis, B. L.; Jacob Warwick,
Greenbrier; Andrew Taylor, B. L.; page 40, Robert Coulton, B. L.; Hugh
Campbell, Naked Creek; John Hill, B. L.; Samuel Erwin, Dry River; page
41, John Slavin, Jackson's River; John Craig, Borden's Land; James Boyles,
Borden's Land; Conrad Humble, Brock Gap; James Kerk, Jenning's Gap;
James Craig, South River; James Brownlee, Timber Ridge; John Thomas,
Brock Gap; James Wallace, Walker's Creek, B. L.; page 42, Thomas Bradshaw,
Jr., Moffett's Creek; William Patterson, R-fish Gap; John Dunlop,
Pastures; George Anderson, Middle River, Fees kept in; Abraham Hite,
Hampshire; Andrew Donnerley, Botetourt; Isaac Zane, Frederick, Fees
kept in; William Poage, Fincastle; John Hite, Jr., Frederick; William Crow,
Botetourt.
1776--Page 5, James Thompson, Greenbrier; Daniel Workman, Greenbrier;
Henry Mitchell, Fredericksburg; James Thorp, South River; page 14,
John Wilfong, South Branch; page 17, George Smith, Staunton; page
20, Francis Montgomery, Albemarle; page 21, Joshua Perry, Staunton;
page 23, Judy Price, Staunton; John Bratton, C. Creek; page 26, John
Jameson, Middle River; John Beard, J. Gap; Saml. Bell, Staunton; Wm. Risk,
near North Mountain; Wm. Blair, North Creek; Roger Kilpatrick, North
River; page 27, John Davidson, South River; James Givens, Middle River.
1777--Page 9, Henry Miller, Iron Works; page 10, Michael Kern, South
River; page 11, Francis Alexander, Long Meadow; page 13, Frederick
Conrod, Frederick, (March), Watkin's deeds to you; Barbara Hermantrout,
late B. Herman, administratrix of John Herman, deceased; page 14,
John Price, Staunton; page 18, William Porter, Jr.; B. L.; John Caldwell,
South River, (May), Mathews' deeds to you; page 19, Joseph Blair,
North Mountain; page 23, James Stinson, Pastures; page 32, James Anderson,
B. Land; page 33, John Sullivan, Hampshire or Dunmore; page 34,
William Kerr, Middle River; page 35, Francis Burnsides, Inf't; page 36,
John Skelton, New Providence; page 36, Tames Graham, N. S. Meeting
House; Robt. Steen, South River; Wm. Robertson, L. Glade; Thomas
Walker, North Creek; Adam Stephenson, North River; John Sterling,
Head South River; page 37, Wm. Curry, North Creek; James Buchanan,
B. Land; Alex. Montgomerie, B. Land; William Leviston, near Staunton
Robert Russell, near Staunton; John Trimble, near Staunton; Wm. Curry,
near Staunton; Moury Henry (?), near Staunton; James Steel, B. Land;
John Ritchey, M. Creek; William Dunlap, Middle River; James Kerr,
Middle River; John Ramsey. Calf Pasture; Francis Stuart, Cook's Creek;
page 38, John Huston, P. Mountain; Charles Erwin, Trimble's Branch;
John Smith, Providence; Wm. Sprowl, Providence; David Moore, B. Land;
John Ramsey, Jr., South River; Andrew Kinkead, Pastures; Andrew Taylor,
Timber Ridge.
1779--Page 2, Francis Gardner, infant; page 18, John Miller, near
Staunton; page 39, Elizabeth Fleming, infant; page 61, John Ramsey, Pastures;
John Allison, B. Land; Page 76, James Kerr, B. Smith; page 85, Dr. John
Connerly, Bad; page 88, Mary Wilson, now Mary Hemplenstall; page 89,
Robert Reed, barber; page 90, Robert Reah, infant; page 101 Alex. McKinny,
Jr., hatter: page 102, Frances Burnsides, infant; page 106, James
Allen and Jane Craig, late Jane Allen, and administratrix of Hugh Allen,
deceased; page 112, John Summers, Hugh Allen and Jane, his wife, executors
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