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1653-1800 Lancaster County, Virginia Wills [Ida J. Lee];
BRENT, Catherine. Will. 6 Sept. 1760. Rec. 20 February 1761.
Son Hugh. "I lent Mr. Anthony Kirk and my daughter Sarah my negro wench etc. in their possession" at their death to be divided among their children. "I lend to Mr. William Stamps and my daughter Elinor my negro fellow etc" After their death to their children. Daughter Beheathland. To Mr. John Curd and my daughter Lucy my negro girl etc. and after their death to their children begotten by each other. Sons: John, Willoughby and Stockley (last two not 21 years) Extr. Mr. Baldwin Smith and Stockley Towles. Wits. Antho. Kirk, Sto. Towles. W.B. 16, p. 123.
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Prince William Militia in the Prince William County Order Book for 1778-1779.
http://www.pwcgov.org/library/relic/PDF/reliquary/PWR_4-2006.pdf
In May 1780, the Court granted a barrel of corn to Jane Bradley, wife of Richard Bradley, a
soldier in the Continental Army. The corn was for the support of herself and a child. Likewise, Ann
Brent, widow of Willoughby Brent, a late soldier in the Continental Army, was allowed a barrel of
corn. Willoughby Brent was also a 3rd Virginia soldier, a Sergeant in Captain John Chilton’s company
from October 8, 1776 until his death in February 1777.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Aft 1742 - 1777 (< 33 years)