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1663-1668 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 1; [John Frederick Dorman];
Page 265. 28 Sept. 1661. Patent of Francis Morrison Esqr. to Richard Wright and Nicholas Spencer of 1100 acres in Potomack freshes above Piscattaway bounding easterly on the river, southerly on the land called Mr. John Ashton's land ... formerly granted 600 acrss to Robert Bradshaw and James Clouton and 500 acres to Edward Williams by pattent 15 July 1657 and by them deserted for want of seating ... for transportation of twenty-two persons.
Francis Morrison
Thomas Ludwell Secy.
6 Sept. 1665. Recorded.
6 Sept. 1665. Nicholas Spencer Gent. unto Anne Wright my niece the daughter of Richard Wright. For natural love and affection. All my interest to this pattent.
Nicholas Spencer
6 Sept. 1665. Acknowledged by Nicholas Spencer.
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 82
MISTRESS ANN WRIGHT, daughter of Mr. Richard Wright, 1100 acs; in Potomack freshes above Puscatua. adj. Mr. John Ashton; 7 Oct. 1670, Page 319. Granted to Robert Bradshaw & James Claughton & deserted; 500 acs. granted to Edward Williams, & deserted; & granted to Coll. Nicholas Spencer & Mr. Richard Wright by patt. & order of the Gen'l. Ct. dated 28 Sept. 1661, recorded 6 Sept. 1665; & now intirely due sd. Spencer as survivor; and by him out of hic love and affection given to sd. Mistris Ann as by conveyance recorded &c., 6 Sept. 1665.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
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