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Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Vol. III, Charles City County Court Orders, 1655-1658
Know all men by these presents that I, William Batte, gent. do willingly allow my brothers, sic. Tho and Henry Batte (in consideration of their interest in Virginia) shall have 11 cowes, one heifer of two years old, two yearling heifers with their increase, the sd. cattell to remain upon our plantation in Charles City until they come of age. I do also allow that they shall each of them have two men servants with good clothes and bedding for four years which is according to the custom of the country, and each of them a feather bed with curtens, blankets, rug, and two pair sheets to each bed, and that they shall have sufficient meat, drink, apparrell, and lodging with other necessities until they come of age as above sd. Reserving only out of this the male cattel for my own use - Lastly, I do allow that the plantation shall be sold only for their proper use and benefit lying in Isle of Wight County, and that they shall equally have as much interest in the plantation in Charles City commonly called Spring Gardens as my self. Witness my hand this 3rd of May 1654, Wm Batte, Testis Phillip Mallory. Recognit in cur Apr 3, 1657 by Thos Mallory and Guilm Batt present. Teste Hoel Pryse Clerk Rec Apr 24, 57.
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 35
THOMAS & HENRY BATTS, sonns of Mr. Jno. Batts, dec'd., 5878 A., 2 R. 8 Po., S. side James Riv., in Appomajock, Chas. City Co., 29 Apr. 1668, p. 126. Beg. at the heads of Jordan's land & Mirchants Hope, &c. to the head of Chas. City Cr. &c.
Trans. of 118 pers: Jno. Grace, Nich. Thetcher, Tho. Bridge, Tho. Stephenson, Jno. Whitfeild, Tho. Overton, Dan!!. Scott, Antho. Foxcroft, Thristrum Knowles, Abra. Drure, Tho. Lake, Alice Lake, Roger Mallory, Ed. Eslome, Joan Thomas, Mary Ireland, Wm. Bate, Jun. 2 times, Martha Bate, Dr. Samll. Sickleman (?), Jno. Bate, Senr., Jno. Batte, Junr., Wm. Batte, Tho. Batte, Hen. Batte, Phillip Mallery, Nath. Mallery, Sen., Nath. Mallery, Junr., Wm. Mallory, Tho. Mallory, Eliz. Mallary Xpher. Denby, Jno. Denbeigh, Tho. Holford, Anne Holford, Jno. Adams, Hen. Doughty, Timothy Doughty, Rich. Oldfeild, Jno. Chiloe, Francis Terringham, Deverell (Averell) Franke, Edmund Key, Robt. Pollard, Ed. Scofeild, Jervis Kitson, Jno. Carter, Ed. Bryan, Ri s Bigland, Mary Key, Eliz. Key, Anne Pollard, Ellen Harris, Luce Crosland, Wm. Wood, Jno. Millicent, Jno. Morrell, Tho. Walker, Jno. Vickars, Dann. Foxcroft, 'Pare Fereman, Jno. Amanson. Tho. Harris, Sebrough Stringer, James Strettell, Nich. Poole, Tho. Wise, Tho. Hanson, Rich. Horsfall, Tho. Pollard, Jno. Key, Sent., Wm. Key, Rich. Wood, James Barron, Senr., Tho. Colebeck, Grace Horsfall, Eliz. Preistley, Eliz. Key, Dorothy Key, Susan Key, Eliz. Key, Judith Horsfall, Jane Watson, Margaret Newis, Jennet Hoyle, Dorothy Kennersly, Jno. Key, Junr., Abraham Kay, Jno. Moore, James Barron (or Barrow), Junr., Anne Taylor, Susannah King, Anne Tutin, Antho. Pursley, John Tagger, Roger Speake, Wm. Watson, Jno. Watson, Robt. Stocks, Robt. Crowder, Jno. Wood, Arthur Shoore, Hen. Preistley, Wm. Sickes, Fra. Greathead, Geo. Dawson, Jno. Fowler, Jno. Smeale, Marke Waterson, George Greene, Era. Cartwright, Era. Bell, Wm. Banks, Susanna Craven, Anne Kirkby, Hugh Boyd, Jno. Kinnersley, Margery Lambert, Agnes Taylor, Samll. Jrice.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1643 - Aft 1698 (~ 56 years)