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1703-1706 Lancaster County Order Book 5; [Antient Press]
Lancaster County Court 12th of April 1704
- JOAN CHILTON acknd. Dower to Collo CARTER
JOAN CHILTON, ye Wife of JOHN CHILTON, came into Court and acknowledged her Right of Dower in and unto a certain tract of land sold by her Husband, JOHN CHILTON, unto ye Honorable ROBERT CARTER, Esqr. and prayed that ye same might be recorded
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1705-1707 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part I [Antient Press]; Page 100
Westmoreland County Court 30th ofJuly 1707
- CHILTON's Administration CHILTON
Upon the Petition of JOAN CHILTON, Relict of JOHN CHILTON, deceased, administration is granted her ofher deceased Husband's Estate, JOHN CHILTON haveing assumed in the sume offorty thousand pounds of tobacco for her due administration thereon and it is ordered that shee return a true and perfect Inventory of the Decedent's Estate to the next Court upon Oath
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1707-1709 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 5
Westmoreland County Court 27th of August 1707
- CHILTON's Inventory continued The Order ofJuly Court JOANA CHILTON
to returne an Inventory of Mr. JOHN CHILTON, deceased, continued returnable to the next Court
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1707-1709 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 4; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 122-24.
Will of John Chilton Senr. of the County of Westmoreland, dated 15 Nov. 1706.
To my daughter Sarah Chilton my Negro woman Rose and my horse Spark.
To my daughter Mary now wife of John Sharp of Lancaster County my Negro man Toney. To my daughter Sarah my side saddle.
To my daughter Elizabeth now wife of Bryan Groves my Negro man Sam after the decease of Groves.
To my son Thomas Chilton £10 sterling to be paid by good bills of exchange.
To my grandson John, son of William Chilton. t5 sterling and my little fowling peice.
My grandson John, son of John Chilton, £5 sterling.
The remainder of my estate to be equally divided between mv loving wife Jone Chilton and all my children.
my son John Chilton sole executor.
(Unsigned]
29 April 1708. Proved and ordered recorded.
Mr. Henry Carter being examined touching a paper intimating the last will and testament of John Chilton replied he did write it by Chilton's direction. When he had writt it he read it over to Mr. Chilton and Mr. Chilton did like and approve of it. When he had nigh finished the same Chilton said all was well and that he would give the rest amongst them all, whereupon the latter clause save one was added. And for that the words my loving wife Jane Chilton and all my children, Mr. Chilton said he did not think there was any occasion of naming a wife in a will, but he believed the only cause why the will was not signed by Chilton was because there were no evidences to se the same done but that persons were present for to that purpose but came not while Mr. Chilton was sensible. Carter being asked whether the will bore date the same date it was wrote, he answered it did. And likewise being asked whether mr. Chilton ever desired him to write any other will for him, he answered no, not to his knowledge.
John Chilton
James Taylor
25 Feb. 1707 (1708]. Examination taken in open Court.
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1712-1714 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 4 [Antient Press]; Page 6
Westmoreland County Court 25th day of June 1712
- Regina & HIGGINS v HIGGINS et DANIEL
ELIZABETH HIGGINS, Widdow, haveing sworn the peace against ANNE HIGGINS, Wife of AUGUSTINE HIGGINS, and alsoe against JONE DANIEL, Wife of RICHARD DANIEL, all of this County, and JOHN CHILTON, Gent., one ofher Majties Justices for this County, at ELIZABETH HIGGINS's Complaint haveing bound ANNE and JONE to keep the peace of our Soveraigne Lady the Queen by the space ofone whole yeare and returned the Warrant together with their recognizance to this Court, it is ordered the same be lodged in the Clerk's Office for this County
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1712-1714 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 4 [Antient Press]; Page 16
Westmoreland County Court 26th day of June 1712
- CARTER Esqr. v CHILTON as DOYLE
Judgment is granted the Honble ROBERT CARTER, Esqr. against MRS. JOANNA CHILTON for one hundred pounds of tobacco attacht in her hands at the Complaint of ROBERT CARTER as the Estate of STEPHEN DOYLE, whoe had absented himselfe out of this County being indebted to ROBERT CARTER; ordered JOANNA CHILTON pay the same [shee haveing acknowledged to have soe much in her hands] to ROBERT CARTER als exo
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1645 - Aft 1712 (> 69 years)