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1783-1791 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book C; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of Edward Watkins of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co. Dated 6 Jan., 1787. Proven 17 Sept., 1787.
Legatees: Wife Sarah Watkins; "50£for schooling poor children and orphans in St. Mark's Parish...."; Niece Sarah Watkins Cowne. If she die without heirs, to be divided between her two sisters. Niece Elizabeth Tutt, Nephew James Broadus, Godson John. At wife's death, "two-thirds of proceeds of sale be divided between living children of my sister Elizabeth Campbell and of my brother Nathaniel Pendleton."
Executors: Wife Sarah Watkins, William Pendleton, Thomas Wright. Wit.: N. Brown, Robt. Cowne, Jno. Stevens, Daniel Colvin, William C. Brown, John Sanders, Edward Stevens, Henry Pendleton.
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1738-1742 Essex County, Virginia Deed Book 22; [Antient Press]; Page 408-412
THIS INDENTURE made the Eighteenth and Nineteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and forty two Between PHILIP PENDLETON and JOHN PENDLETON (Sons of HENRY PENDLETON deced) now of the Parish of St. Stephen and County of KING & QUEEN of the one part and NATHANIEL PENDLETON of the County of Essex and Parish of South farnham of other part Witnesseth that said PHILIP PENDLETON and JOHN PENDLETON for sum of fourty pounds Currant money of Virginia have sold unto said NATHANIEL PENDLETON two hundred acres of land in the aforesaid County of Essex binding on the Land of Mr. SAMUEL WAGGONER being given to said PHILIP & JOHN by Deed of Gift from EDWARD WATKINS and MARY his Wife and bounded Begining at a Corner Red oak of the land formerly Mr, JAMES TAYLORs and runing thence N.W. by WAGGONERs line to a Hickory and Pine on a brow of a hill by a Valley thence N.W. to a Stake between two Red oaks marked on a hill on the West side of a Branch; thence S.W. to JAMES BOUGHANs line to a red Oak and Hickory; thence by his line of marked trees S.F. to land of the abovesaid MR. TAYLOR thence North to the beginning To Have and To Hold the said parcel of land unto said NATHANIEL PENDLETON his heirs and assigns forever. In Witness whereof said PHILIP PENDLETON and JOHN PENDLETON have set their hands and Seals
in presence of THOMAS TODD, PHILIP PENDLETON
ARCHIBALD RITCHIE, JOSEPH WOOD JOHN PENDLETON
At a Court held for Essex County at Tappa. on the 19th day of October 1742 PHILIP PENDLETON and JOHN PENDLETON acknowledged their Lease and Release to NATHANIEL PENDLETON to be their acts and deed which was admitted to record
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1742-1745 Essex County, Virginia Deed Book 23; [Antient Press]; Page 307
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that we NATHANIEL PENDLETON & ELIZABETH his Wife, SAMUEL CLAYTON, GEORGE CLAYTON & LUCY CLAYTON have for the consideration of Five Shillings to each of us in hand paid by PHILIP CLAYTON of the County of ORANGE, Gent., and for diverse other good causes & considerations us theretunto moving, have granted and quit claimed and do by these presents for us & our heirs grant release & forever quit claim unto the said PHILIP CLAYTON all the Estate right which we ever had, now have or which at any time hereafter may have to two Negro slaves named Will & Tom, which were sold by Mrs. ELIZABETH CLAYTON to the said PHILIP and were part of the Estate of Mr. SAMUEL CLAYTON deceased, so that neither we nor any other in our name shall at any time hereafter claim any right in or to the said slaves or either of them; But that we and every of us shall forever hereafter by these presents be excluded & barred from all claims and demand thereto; In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals the Fourteenth day of October one thousand seven hundred & forty five
Sealed and delivered in the presence of
JA. JONES ) We did not see N. PENDLETON
HENRY VASS ) GEORGE CLAYTON sign ELIZ: PENDLETON
SAM: CLAYTON
GEORGE CLAYTON
LUCY CLAYTON
At a Court held for Essex County at Tappahannock on the 15th day of October 1745
This Deed Poll from NATHANIEL PENDLETON, ELIZABETH PENDLETON, SAMUEL CLAYTON, and LUCY CLAYTON to PHILIP CLAYTON was proved by the oathes of all the witnesses thereto except that they did not see GEORGE CLAYTON, one of the parties to the said Deed, sign or deliver it, altho they veryly believed that he did sign seal and deliver it as his act and deed which on the motion of the said PHILIP was admitted to Record and is truely recorded
Test JOHN LEE C.E. Cur.
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1749-1753 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book A; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 520-22.
21 June 1753. James Pendleton and Elizabeth his wife of Culpeper County to Nathaniel Pendleton of same. For £20 current money. 385 acres in the Great Fork of Rappahanock River, being the contents of a deed from the Proprietor of the Northern Neck granted to James Pendleton 20 Nov. 1752 ... corner to a tract of land surveyed for James Pendleton near the south fork of the Gourd Vine River ... in Capt. Yancey's line ... in Colo. Robert Eastham's line ... in Andrew Bourn's line ... J. Pendleton
Eliza. Pendleton
21 June 1753. Acknowledged by James Pendleton and Elizabeth his wife.
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1757-1762 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book C; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 69-88.
17-18 Nov. 1757. Philip Clayton of Culpeper County, Gent., and Ann his wife, Robert Coleman of same, Gent., and Sarah his wife, Nathaniel Pendleton of same, Gent., and Elizabeth his wife, and William Williams of same, Gent., and Lucy his wife, to James Hunter of Fredericksburg in Spotsylvania County, merchant. Lease and release: mortgage to secure £731.3.6 with interest at £5 per centum per annum to be paid before 5 April 1759.
Philip Clayton, Robert Coleman, Nathaniel Pendleton and William Williams with James Pendleton and Daniel Brown of Culpeper County, Gent., as securities on 1 June 1754 executed bond to James Hunter in sum of £1636.16.10 current money to pay £818.8.5 current money upon 10 June 1755 and Philip Clayton, Robert Coleman, Nathaniel Pendleton and William Williams had divers other transactions and dealings with James Hunter and have this day settled and adjusted the accounts of their transactions and are indebted to James Hunter £731.3.6 current money. Mortgage of about 642 acres being the contents of a patent first granted to David Briggs 28 Sept. 1728 and for want of cultivation one John Foster made humble suit to the Lieutenant Governor and Commander in Chief of this Colony and obtained a grant for the same which John Foster relinquished unto Robert Foster who obtained a pattent for the land 27 Sept. 1734, and Robert Foster and Mary his wife by deeds of lease and release 23-24 Feb. 1742 conveyed the same to Philip Clayton ... in St. Mark's Parish in the Fork of Rappahannock River on the north side of Mountain Run ... Robert Spotswood's corner ... Colo. Spotswood's ... to Mountain Run ... And 400 acres by survey made by Philip Clayton ... on, a point on the south side of the south fork of Gourdvine River corner to Joseph Thomas ... east side, of a glade on a small ridge ... side of a small branch ...,east-side of a small branch ... near a rock of stone on the river bank ... granted by the Proprietor of. the Northern Neck to Robert Coleman 29 June 1748.
Also 385 acres in, the great Fork of Rappahannock River being the contents, of a deed from the Proprietor of the Northern Neck granted to James Pendleton. of. Culpeper County, Gent., 20 Nov. 1752 and by James Pendleton and Elizabeth his wife by deed 21 June 1753 sold to Nathaniel Pendleton ... corner to a tract surveyed for said Pendleton near the south-fork of the Gourd Vine. River ... in Yancey's line. ... in Colonel Robert Eastham's line ... head of .a valley in Andrew Bourn's line .,.line of said Pendleton's other tract ...
Also 510 acres in St. Mark's Parish ... at the mouth of Parks's Branch on the north side of the Mountain Run corner to Robert Coleman ... meanders of the run ... south side of the branch.... Colonel Spotswood's line at Sparks' and Favour's corner ... corner to said Coleman ...
Also Jack, Frank, Will, Janey and Phillis, being slaves of Philip Clayton; James, Caser, Bristol, Moll and Judy, being slaves of Robert Coleman, George, Mingo, James, Frank, Jack, Sarah, Kate, Cain and Tom, being slaves of Nathaniel Pendleton; Harry, George, James, Hannah which Williams purchased of Mr. Roger Dixon, Hannah which was given to William. Williams by Philip Clayton, and Hannah which was given to. William Williams by his late father, [blank] Williams, deceased, Junah, Milly, Tom and Nan, slaves of William Williams.
Philip Clayton
Ann Clayton
Robert Coleman
Sarah Coleman
Nathaniel. Pendleton
Betty Pendleton
William Williams
Lucy Williams
18 Nov. 1757-. Acknowledged by the parties. The wives was first privily examined.
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1757-1762 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book C; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 480-82.
16 April 1761. Robert Coleman and Sarah his wife of Culpeper County to Nathaniel Pendleton of same. For £15 current money. Thomas Slaughter, William Green, Philip Clayton, Nathaniel Pendleton and William Williams pursuant to an Act of Assembly begun 22 Feb. 1759 have laid off the Town of Fairfax at Culpeper Courthouse on the land of Robert Coleman into lotts and streets and numbered the same from one to forty inclusive according to the plan, which lotts still remains vested in the proprietor. Two lotts, 10 and 20 in the plan containing half an acre in each. Lot 20 is situate on the west side of the Main Street called Coleman's Street and the other lott, numbered 10, lies joyning on the back part thereof and is next to the spring, both lotts lying on the south end of the town on the west side of the main street.
Robert Coleman
Sarah Coleman
16 April 1761. Acknowledged by the parties
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1757-1762 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book C; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 584-88.
20 Aug. 1761. Evan Thomas of Culpeper County and Nelly his wife to Nathaniel Pendleton of same, Gent.
For £30 current money. 335 acres whereon Evan Thomas now lives ... granted by the Right Honourable Thomas Lord Fairfax by deed 11 Dec. 1749 to John Wynall Sanders and by him sold to Evan Thomas 20 June 1761 ... on a small ridge on the south side of Butler's Swamp corner to Joseph Thomas and Robert Coleman ... corner to William Cowne near a payth ... corner of Cowne on a ridge ... line of William Tutt ... on the decent of a small ridge ... on a hill side near a road of Captain Robert Green's ... side of a small branch corner to Robert Coleman.
Evan Thomas
Nelly (N) Thomas
Possession delivered. Wit: Robt. Appleby jr. 20 Aug. 1761. Acknowledged by the parties.
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1757-1762 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book C; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 657-61.
18 March 1762. Thomas Graves of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, and Elizabeth his wife to Nathaniel
Pendleton of same. For £35 current money. 200 acres in Brumfield Parish on the east side of Muddy Run Mountain ... on a branch of Muddy Run at the foot of Muddy Run Mountain ... being the moiety of 400 acres granted to John Durrett by patent 28 Sept. 1732 and by him was conveyed the other moiety to Walter Butler and this to John Herndon by indenture 23 May 1757. The other tract is bounded ... corner to Durrett's old pattent ... on a hill near William Dulany's fence ... up the Muddy Run Mountain ... on the top of the mountain ... near a line of a deed granted Philip Clayton from the Proprietor's Office for 600 acres near William Cowne's line ... line of the patent granted to Durrett for 400 acres, part whereof is now held by Walter Butler.
Thps, Graves,
Elizabeth Graves
18 March 1762. Acknowledged by the parties
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1762-1765 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 454-57.
22 [sic] June 1764. Robert Eastham and Ann his wife of Culpeper County to Nathaniel Pendleton of same. For £25. 264 acres between and upon the branches of Muddy Run and Bell's Run, bounded as by a deed granted Robert Eastham by the Honorable Thomas Lord Fairfax 2 April 1752 ... on a hill side corner to Andrew Bourn ... on a ridge corner of John Scooler ... in the head of a valy in Bourne's line.
Robert Eastham
Ann Eastham
Receipt for £25 from Capt. Nathaniel Pendleton.
21 June 1764. Acknowledged by Robert.
20 Sept. 1764. Ordered to be recorded.
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1762-1765 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 587.
21 March 1765. Francis Brown Senr. of Culpeper County to his son Daniel Brown junr. of same. For natural love and affection and in consideration of Daniel Brown junr. paying the new debt due from Francis Brown to Nathaniel Pendleton. Six Negro slaves, Dinah and her five shilldren Hannah, Sarah and Nan, girls, Harry and Wi11, boys, to which six Negroes I have full right by marriage or marriage contract.
Francis Brown
James Conner, Christopher Zimmerman, Susanah (X) Rains. 21 March 1765. Proved by James Conner, Christopher
Zimmerman and Susanah Rains.
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1762-1765 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 597.
5 Nov. 1764. William Anderson of Culpeper County to Nathaniel Pendleton, merchant, of same. For £12 current money. 150 acres leased to William Anderson by Robert Beverley, Esqr., one brown cow marked with a crop and slit and underkeel in the right ear and underkeel in the left, two feather beds and furniture, and my other houshold furniture, one young black horse branded with three dobs on the near buttock, one saddle and bridle and one side saddle.
William Anderson
Wit: William (W) Bennett, Henry Pendleton Jur.
21 March 1765. Proved by Henry Pendleton Junr.
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1762-1765 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 597-98.
13 Nov. 1764. Robert Appelbv Junr. of Culpeper County to Nathaniel Pendleton of same. For £30 current money. One Lott of 100 acres of Colo. John Spotwood deceased's land (on which I now live near Sedar Run) with all my stock of cattle, hoggs, beds and other household furniture, with one samll [small] bay horse branded CZ on the near buttock R.
Robert Appleby Junr.
Wit: John Frogg, Benja. Davis, Joseph (X) Campbell.
22 March 1763. Delivered as a delivery of the whole.
Wit: Henry Threlkeld, John Bartley.
26 Nov. 1764. Acknowledged. Wit: Henry Pendleton, Hen. Pendleton Jr.
21 March 1765. Proved by Henry Pendleton jr.
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1762-1765 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 598-99.
29 Oct. 1764. Julius Hunt of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, to Nathaniel Pendleton of same. For
£7.17.11-1/2; current money. One survey of land on Crooked Run containing 75 acres, one bay mare with a blaze in her face branded on the near buttock 0, and four head of cattle unmarked.
Julius Hunt
Wit: Christopher [Crigler?],William Reynolds Jr., Hen. Pendleton Jr.
21 March 1765. Proved by Henry Pendleton Jr.
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1762-1765 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 599.
24 Jan. 1765. John Singleton of Culpeper County to Nathaniel Pendleton of same. For £22.10.- current money. One black cow and calf, one bed and furniture, two iron potts and (?) dishes and six plates, one loom and three slays, and two pair harness, two water pails and two piggons, one chest, one pewter bason, two tin pans, one rugg and blankett, two spinings wheels, one hand saw and drawing
pan, one gun and bayonet, a box iron and heaters, two sows and nine piggs, one table, one horse bridle andsaddle, one samll [small] gray mare and black mare colt branded on the near buttock NP, two bedsteads, six bottles, one blew and white stone mug, two stone juggs.
John (X) Singleton
Wit: John Williams.
21 March 1765. Proved by John Williams.
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1762-1765 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 611-12.
20 Dec. 1764. James Walker of Culpeper County to Nathaniel Pendleton. For £20 current money. One black horse branded IB, and one gray ditto branded, and two feather Deds and furniture and one sow marked with a crop and slitt in the right and crop and hole in the left, and five head of cattle of the same mark, and all my carpenter and Joyner's tooles.
James Walker
Wit: John Johnston, Uriah Corder.
23 March 1765. Proved by John Johston.
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1762-1765 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 614-15.
18 Nov. 1763. William White of St. Mark'sParish, Culpeper County, to Nathl. Pendleton of same. For £31.18.3 farthings current money. One Negro woman named Fillis and one white horse branded on the near buttock but can't be fully decrned what.
William White
Wit: Geo. Wetherall, Josa. Lampton
18 April 1765. Acknowledged by William.
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1762-1765 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 615-16.
25 March 1765. Timothy Jenkins of Brumfield Parish, Culpeper County, to Nathl. Pendleton of St. Mark's Parish. For £20. One lay mare whose brand at present is unknown with a meally nose and some old sores or near the middle of the back, one pied brown and white cow and calf, the cow marked two crops and calf crop and slit in the left and crop and under keel in the right ear and two sows and seven pigs the same mark of the yearling, one loom and several slays and harness, one bed and furniture and all other my estate of what kind or sort soever both real and personal that now is or shall hereafter come to be my right during the term of one full year next ensuing.
Timothy (X) Perkins
Wit: Geo. Wetherall, Milley Wetherall, Mordecai Boughan, Jonas (X) Jenkins.
18 April 1765. Proved by Geo. Wetherall.
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1765-1769 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book E (Part 2); [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 190-91.
5 July 1766. Daniel Brown of Culpeper County to Nathaniel Pendleton of same, for the use of Roger Dixon. For £160 current money. Two Negro men Tom and Sam, three Negros Fillis, Dinah and Winney, and one Negro boy Robbin.
Daniel Brown
Wit: Edward Watkins, Elizabeth Pendleton junr.
23 Aug. 1766. Acknowledged by Daniel.
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1765-1769 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book E (Part 2); [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 294-95.
13 April 1767. Bernard Moore of King William County, Esqr., only acting executor of the will of John Spotswood, Esqr., and guardian of his son Alexander Spotswoc with the consent and approbation of Edmund Pendleton and Roger Dixon, Gent., to Nathaniel Pendleton of Culpeper County. For £83.8.- current money. By Act of Assembly passed by George III instituted an Act to direct the sale of certain intailed lands whereof John Spotswood, Esqr., died seized for payment of the debts due from him and the estate of Majr. General Alexander Spotswood, it is enacted that Bernard Moore or the acting executors of the will of John Spotswood or the guardian for the time being of Alexander Spotswood the son should be impowered with the consent and approbation of John Robinson Esqr., Edmund Pendleton, Roger Dixon and John Campbell, Gent., to sell so much of the intailed lands whereof John Spotswood died seized (the mine tract excepted) so as that the whole of the money to be raised did not amount to more than £6000, and convey the land to the purchasers. 278 acres ... on a branch corner to Richard Pollard ... Capt. Watkins' line corner to James Hunter ... to Mountain I ... the mouth of Hungry Run ... up Hungry Run to the mouth c Mudy Run, thence up Muddy Run to the mouth of the first bran corner to Richard Pollard 000 up the south fork ...
Berd. Moore
Edmd. Pendleton
Roger Dixon
N. Pendleton
Wit: Ben Pendleton, John Reeves, John Penn Jr. 16 April 1767. Proved by the witnesses.
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1765-1769 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book E (Part 2); [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 515-17.
21 May 1767. Nathaniel Pendleton and Betty his wife of Culpeper County to Roger Dixon, merchant in the town of Fredericksburgh in Spotsylvania County. Mortgage to secure £250 current money as well as for securing the payment of all debts now due on the Mountponey Store Books which
Nathaniel Pendleton now stands security for, amounting to £3813.9.8 on 1 Jan. 1767, provided the same shall not be discharged as by a written agreement, after all errors which shall be discovered on either side are rectified. 264 acres which Nathaniel Pendleton purchased of Colo. Robert Eastham, also 333 acres which he purchased of Evan Thomas, also 290 acres which he purchased of Thomas Graves, also one lot on the main street in the town of Fairfax on the north side of the south end of the street, also one Lott of Beverley's land at the Thoroughfare fountains which he purchased of William Griffin, also 270 acres on which he now lives, purchased of the estate of John Spotswood, Esqr., deceased. Also four young Negroes, Tom, Daniel, Gilbert and Robin, three feather beds and furniture, one still and one desk and book case: also the remainder of land and slaves already mortgaged by Nathaniel Pendleton to Mr. James Hunter after the debt to Hunter is discharged.
N. Pendleton
Betty (C) Pendleton
21 May 1767. Acknowledged by Nathaniel. Commission is awarded to take the privy examination of Betty.
15 June 7 George III (1767]. Commission to William
Williams, James Pendleton and Samuel Clayton Junr., Gent., of Culpeper County to take acknowledgment of Betty, wife of Nathaniel Pendleton.
22 June 1767. Betty, wife of Nathaniel Pendleton Gent.,
acknowledged the same.
William Williams
Saml. Clayton Junr.
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1769-1773 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book F; [Antient Press]; Page 200
Know all Men that I ARCHIBALD McKENNISS in the Province of Maryland County of Talbert by virtue of the within Power of Attorney to be made by JOSEPH FLOYD of Queen Annes County Maryland Son & Heir of JOHN FLOYED of Culpeper County in Colony of Virginia deced, in consideration of sum nine pounds four shillings current money of Virginia in hand paid by NATHANIEL PENDLETON of said County hath sold 50 acres of land (after the decease of JANE FLOYD Widow & relict of the said John Floyd) whereof John Floyd died seised & whereon the said Widow lives .. 26th November 1770.
Presence Philip Clayton, Archabald McKenniss
Edward Stevens, James Wilson
At Court held for County of Culpeper 17th November 1770 This Power of Attorney and Certificate ordered to be recorded.
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1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 158-161
THIS INDENTURE made the 16th day of April 1776 Between NATHANIEL PENDLETON Gent and BETTY his Wife of one part and FREDERICK CLYNE of said County Witnesseth that said Nathaniel Pendleton and Betty his Wife for sum Forty pounds current money of Virginia have granted unto Frederick Clyne his heirs 167 acres of land in County of Culpeper and Bromfield Parish in the great fork of the Rapa-hanock River on the branches of Butlers Swamp the same being part of 335 acres granted to JOHN WYNAL [Wynill] SAUNDERS by the Right honourable THOMAS LORD FAIRFAX Proprietor of the Northern Neck of Virginia and by said John Wynal Saunders was sold unto EVAN THOMAS and by said Evan Thomas and ELENOR his Wife was sold unto the aforesaid Nathaniel Pendleton and said Tract is bounded Beginning at a pine and white oak corner to a tract of land granted to WILLIAM TUTT and runs thence with that line South to four pines on a small branch a corner to ROBT. COLEMAN thence with his line North to the Beginning place . . . Nathn. Pendleton
At Court held for Culpeper County 16 April 1776 Betty Pendleton
This Indenture from Nathaniel Pendleton and Betty his Wife to Frederick Clyne together with the Memorandum and Receipt endorsed were acknowledged by the parties and ordered to be recorded previous to which the said Betty was first privily examined as the Law directs.
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1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 161-163
On margin: DD GABL TUTT Adm ELEANOR BUTT 1816
THIS INDENTURE made the 16th day of April 1776 Between NATHANIEL PENDLETON Gent and BETTY his Wife of County of Culpeper of one part and WILLIAM TUTT of the said County Witnesseth that said Nathaniel Pendleton and Betty his Wife for sum Sixty pounds current money of Virginia have sold unto said William Butt 168 acres in County of Culpeper and Bromfield Parish in the Great Fork of Rapahanock River on the branches of Butlers Swamp the same being part of 335 acres granted to JOHN WYNALL SAUNDERS by the Right Honourable THOMAS LORD FAIRFAX Proprietor of the Northern neck of Virginia by Deed from the Proprietors Office and by said John Wynal Saunders was sold unto EVAN THOMAS and by said EvanThomas and ELINOR his Wife was sold unto Nathaniel Pendleton and said 168 acres of land is bounded Beginning at two pines in a Corner of FREDERICK CLYNES in ROBERT COLEMANs line and runs North to two pines & a hickory Corner to RICHD. THOMAS thence with his line West to a white oak Corner in WILLIAM COWN thence with his line to two pines near a ROAD thence South to two pines on a Ridge Corner to WILLIAM TUTT Decd now JOHN ROUTS thence North to a Hickory Corner to Frederick Clyne thence with his line to the Beginning.,.. N. Pendleton
At Court held for Culpeper County the 16 April 1776 Betty Pendleton
This Indenture together with the Memorandum and Receipt endorsed were acknowledged by the parties and ordered to be recorded previous to which the said Betty was first privily examined as the Law directs,
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1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 546-547
THIS INDENTURE made tenth day of November 1777 Between NATHANIEL PENDLETON of Parish of St. Mark in County of Culpeper and BETTY his Wife of one part and JOHN LEAVILL JR. of Bromfield Parish and County aforesaid Witnesseth that Nathaniel Pendleton and Betty his Wife for sum Ninety nine pounds Four shillings and four pence half penny current money of Virginia do grant unto John Leavill jr. his heirs land in Parish of Bromfield and County aforesaid on the East side of MUDDY RUN MOUNTAIN bounded begining at one white oak Corner to DURRETTs old Pattent, runing South to two large chesnuts on a hill near WILLIAM DULANEYs fence, thence S. up the said Muddy Run Mountain to two pines, Thence North to an oak on the top of the said Mountain, Thence North to a white oak sapling standing near a line of a Deed formerly granted to PHILIP CLAYTON now the heirs of WILLIAM COWN, thence with said Cowns line North to a red oak in WALTER BUTLERs old line, thence with said line South to the Begining being part of two tracts the said Nathaniel Pendleton purchased of THOMAS GRAVES containing one hundred and fifty eight acres of land .
Nathal. Pendleton
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 25 December 1777 Betty Pendleton
This Indenture was ordered to be recorded Previous to which the said Betty was privily examined as the Law directs.
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1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 548-549
THIS INDENTURE made this 20th October 1777 Between NATHANIEL PENDLETON Gent and ELIZABETH his Wife of County of Culpeper of one part and JAMES COLLAIN of same County Planter Witnesseth that said Nathaniel Pendleton and Elizabeth his Wife for sum Twenty two pounds two shillings and six pence have sold unto said Jas. Collain his heirs forever land in Great Fork begining at two pines Corner to HENRY PENDLETON runing thence East to two white oaks in said Plantation line thence West to two pines in a fork of a branch of Bells Run thence West to one pine in YEAMANs line thence with his line North to an old pine stump corner of said Yeaman, Nathaniel Pendleton and EDWARD SIMS thence East to the begining containing eighty four acres of land . . N. Pendleton
At a Court held for Culpeper County 15 December 1777 Betty Pendleton
This Indenture ordered to be recorded Previous to which the said Elizabeth was first privily examined as the Law
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1715 - 1793 (78 years)