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- sub sherriff in 1719
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Middlesex County, Virginia Wills, Inventories, & Accounts, 1673-1812 (Hopkins)
WILL BOOK C 1740 - 1748
(p.344) Estate of John Curtis, decd., lists "a child's part due to the Estate of John Davis." 23 Feb 1746
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1703-1709 Middlesex County, Virginia Deed Book 3, Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 180)
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that we JOHN CURTISS, JNO. VIVION & GARRETT MINOR of Middlesex County are bound unto our Sovereign Lady Ann in sume of Ten thousand pounds of good sweet scented Tobacco this 5th day of Aprill 1708. The Condition of this obligation is such that whereas John Curtis hath obtained a lycence to keep and ORDINARY at his house in URBANNA Now if said Jno. Curtis doth provide good and cleanly lodgeing and diett for travellers and Stableage provender and fodder or pasturage as the Season requires for their horses dureing the term of one whole year from day of the date hereof and shall not permitt any unlawfull gameing nor on the Sabbath day suffer any to tipple more than is necessary that then this obligation to be voyd otherwise to remaine
In presence of us WM. JONES, Jno. Curtis Junr,
JOHN OWEN Jno. Vivion Garrett Minor
At a Court held for Middlesex County the 5th day of Aprill 1708
This bond was presented in Court and acknowledged by the severall subscribers to it which is admitted to record
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1709-1720 Middlesex Co Va Deed Book 3, Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 330-331
THIS INDENTURE made this second day of Aprill 1714 Between JNO. CURTIS of the County of Middlesex of one part and CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON and JOHN ROBINSON of same County Witnesselh that said John Curtis for sum of four thousand pounds of Tobacco doth sell unto said Christopher & John Robinson their heires forever one lott or halfe acre of land with the house thereon in Town of URBANNA lately in the occupation of the said John Curtis but .now in occupation of said Christopher and John Robinson
In presence of us WIL. STANARD Jno. Curtis
WILLIAM LAWSON
At a Court held for Middlesex County the 6th day of Aprill 1714
John Curtis came this day into Court and acknowledged lhe within Deed which is admitted to record. William Stanard Attorney for AVERIUA CURTIS the Wife of said John Curtis this day appeared in Court and relinquished all the said Averilla her claime of Dower in the land which is hereby certified.
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1712-1714 Middlesex Co Va Order Book 5, [Antient Press]; Page 174
Middlesex County Court 6th of April 1714
- CURTIS Power of Attorney proved A Letter of Attorney from AVERILLA CURTIS, Wife of JOHN CURTIS, to WILLIAM STANARD was proved in Court by the Oaths of the witnesses to it and admitted to Record
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1712-1714 Middlesex Co Va Order Book 5, [Antient Press]; Page 174
Middlesex County Court 6th of April 1714
- STANARD's Relinquishmt p CURTIS's Dower WILLIAM STANARD Attorney of AVERILLA CURTIS, the Wife of JOHN CURTIS, this day came into Court and relinquished her, AVERILLA CURTIS, her Right of Dower in the land conveyed by the Deed to Major CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON and Mr. JOHN ROBINSON which is hereby certifyed
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1685 - 1746 (> 43 years)