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May 4, 1731 - John Holmes, planter, of Hamilton Parish in Prince William Co., and Mary his wife, deed to Thomas Whitledge, Jr., of Prince William Co., in exchange for 100 acres, 130 acres on the south side of the Occaqan on Lucky Run Branch, adjoining property belonging to Richard Tidwell. Witnesses: David Davies, Thomas Simson, William Clifton, Valentine Peyton and Thomas Harrison, Jr.
Source: Johnson, June W., "Abstracts from Prince William County, Virginia Deed Books, 1731-1735," p. 1. (Prince William Co., Va. Deed Book A, p. 1)
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1738-RENT ROLLS - Prince William County, VA
Whitledge, John
Whitledge, Thomas
Whitlidge, William
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1731-1732 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book A [June Whitehurst Johnson]:
Pages 1-2. May 4, 1731. John Homes of Hamelton Parish in County of Prince William, Planter to Thos. Whitledge Jr. of said County. For 5 shillings sterling. 130 a..... on south side Occaqan on branch called Luckey Run .... on line of Richard Tidwells .... being part of a greater tract of 570 and 3/4 a. granted unto Richard Tidewell by Proprietors Grant dated 20 Aug. 1725. John (his mark) Homes
Mary (X) Homes
Wit: Dav'd. Davies, Thos. (his mark) Simson, William Clifton, Vall. Peyton, and Thos. Harrison Jr.
May 19, 1731. Acknowledged by parties.
Pages 3-6. May 15, 1731. John Homes deed of release to Thos. Whitledge Jr. ... For 100 a. paid by Thos. Whitledge ....130 a. on Occaqan.... John his Mark) Homes
Mary (X) Homes
Wit: Dav'd. Davies, Thoms. Simson, and William Clifton. Received of Thos. Whitledge Jr. 100a. of land.... John (his mark) Homes and Mary (x) Homes.
Wit: Present
Test. Thoms. Harrison Jr., Vall. Peyton, and William Clifton. At court on 19 of May 1731.
John Homes acknowledged this release together with the receipt. Mary wife of John relinquished her right of Dower in the land conveyed.
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NORTHERN NECK WARRANTS & SURVEYS 1710-1780 Volume III
THOMAS BARTON, JUNR & THOMAS WHITLEDGE, JUNR for whom survd, assignees (in 1731) of Valentine Barton who took out wart; 17 Mar. 1730/31 - 1 May 1731; 765 a. on brs. of Kettle Run, not to encroach upon the Brentown Grant; adj. Chas Burges, John Creel. Surv. John Warner.
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1732-1735 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book B [June Whitehurst Johnson]:
Pages 63-66. July 15, 1733. Henry Filkin of Pr. William, planter to Richard Wright of same co., trader.... for 4000 lbs. Tob...land whereon now lives Benjamin Colough....on small run called Spillers Run issuing out of south side of Cedar Run in Parish of Hamilton....containing 50 a....part of a greater tract of 800 a....greater tract was granted in joynt tenancy unto Halley and Hogan by deed from the Proprietors office then granted in Stafford Co....greater tract was divided between said Halley and Hogan and said Halley sold his part of said land unto William Spiller as by records in Stafford Co....the 50 a. was sold by William Spiller unto Henry Filkin as by records in Stafford Co. ....land standing in a line of greater tract....near William Spillers Jr..... line of Charles Gwatkins below the head of the race ground....corner to Thomas Whitledge....deed of lease and release. Henry Filkins
Wit: Thomas Reno, Robart (B) Bates
At court July 10, 1733 Henry Filkins, planter acknowledged this release to Richard Wright, trader
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1732-1735 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book B [June Whitehurst Johnson]:
Pages 263-267. June 18, 1734. Thomas Whitledge of Pr. Wm. to Burr Harrison of same....5000 lbs. of Tob 200 a. on south side of Chappawamsick Run in Stafford it being the land my Grandfather Burr Harrison bought of Maj. Richard Heabeard and willed to my mother Sibell Whitledge and the heirs of her body and being part of a patent commonly called Popes patent....standing near the said Heabeards cleare ground south side of Chappawamsick Run....deed of lease and release.
Tho. Whitledge
Wit: John Quin and Tho. Harrison Jr.
At court June 19, 1734 rec'd. of Burr Harrison sum of 5000 lbs. of Tob.
At court June 19, 1734 Thomas Whitledge acknowledged this release with receipt endorsed to Burr Harrison.
Pages 267--269. Thomas Whitledge of Parish of Hamilton Pr. Wm. am held and firmly bound unto Burr Harrison in 100 lbs. sterl. dated June 19, 1734. The condition of this obligation is such that the above bound Thomas Whitledge hath granted Burr Harrison a tract of land containing 200 a., now if the above bound Thomas Whitledge shall observe the covenants and agreement ought to be observed mentioned in the aforesaid indenture of release, then Thomas Whitledge shall warrant and for ever defend the aforesaid then this obligation to be void otherwise to be and remain in full force and virtue. Tho. Whiledge
At court June 19, 1734 Thomas Whitledge acknowledged this bond and wit, by same.
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1749-1752 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book M [Antient Press]: Page 37-38
GEORGE the Second to JOSEPH HUDNALL, RICHARD BLACKBURN, JOHN WRIGHT of the County of Prince William gent, Know ye that we trusting to your fidelity in privately examining ANN the Wife of THOMAS HARRISON of the said County Gent touching her consent to execute certain Indentures of Lease & Release bearing date the twenty sixth & twenty sixth day of March MDCCXLIV made between THOMAS HARRISON by the name of THOMAS HARRISON JUNR. of the Parish of Hamilton and County of Prince William Gent. and THOMAS WHITLEDGE of the same for conveying unto the said THOMAS WHITLEDGE and his heirs a parcel! of land on CEDAR RUN in the County aforesaid containing One hundred and Sixteen acres in receiving the acknowledgement of said ANN her consent being first declared we command you to examine her privately touching the premises aforesaid and her examination thereupon to our Justices of our County Court of Prince William without delay you shall distinctly return & certify to this Writ annexed. Witness PETER WAGENER Clerk of our said Court the twenty second day of July in the twenty third year of our reign
P. WAGENER
Pursuant to the above I)edimus we have privately examined ANN the Wife of THOMAS HARRISON gent apart from her said husband who freely relinquishes her right of Dower in the lands. Certified under our hands this 24th day of October 1749
R. BLACKBURN JOHN WRIGHT
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1711 - Aft 1749 (> 40 years)