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1680-1686 Middlesex Co Va Order Book; Antient Press: Page 179-180)
Court 8th of November 1684
- Ordered that ye Estate of Mr. HUMPHRY JONES, deced., be inventoried and appraised, the Appraisers appoynted are Mr. ROBERT PRICE, Mr. FRANCIS WEEKS, Mr. WILLIAM CHEYNEY and Mr. THO: HASLEWOOD or any three of them and Mr. RICHARD PERROTT or Mr. ABRAHAM WEEKS be requested to give the Appraysers & Executors theire Oathes and ordered that the Clarke be there to attend & take ye Inventory; ye day for ye Appraisement is appoynted ye 20th of this Instant.
- Mr. HUMPHRY LOYD appeared in open Court & denyes the Executorship of ye Will of Mr, HUMPHRY JONES, deced.
- MRS, MARY SEAGER makes choyce of her Husband, Mr. RANDOLPH SEAGER, to be ioyned with her in ye Executorship of ye Estate of Mr. HUMPHRY JONES, deced
- Order is granted to ARTHUR ( ?MEWTIFE) against ye Estate of Mr. HUMPHRY JONES, deced,, for twelve hundred & ninety pounds of tobaccoe and caske, it being for a CHIRURGEONs Accompt
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Contributed by: James Hughes
Note: OLD RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY WILLS.
Jones, Rice. 23 Nov., 1676-26 Feb. 1677-8.
Son John;
son Rice;
daughter Ann;
daughter Mary, wife of John Brocke;
grandchildren Barbary and Margaret Brocke;
friend Edward Thomas;
son and daughter-in-law Henry and Jane Creighton;
friends Humphrey Jones, Nicholas Cock, Henry Williams, Richard Symms;
sons John and Rice to be executors;
witnesses Peter Hopegood, John Powell.
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http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/VA-NORTHERN-NECK/2014-08/140 8392788
On February 3, 1684/85, Middlesex County DB 2-177, Edward Dale petitioned for custody of Humphrey Jones, Jr., and stated that "Mr. Humphrey Jones of this county lately deceed did intermarry with youre petitionrs daughter desed". Edward Dale said that the protection of the child of right belonged to him as being the next of kin. He said that he would care for him and educate him until he reached his full age. The court gave the custody of young Humphrey to his older half sister, Mary Jones Segar, a child of a previous marriage of Humphrey Jones, Sr. Mary Jones Segar, wife of Randolph Segar passed away on November 8, 1690 and was buried in the Upper Chapel (Christ Church, Middlesex Co.).
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1666-1679 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 6; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 29
HUMPHRY JONES, 100 acs. Lancaster Co., S. side of Rappa. Riv.. 20 Dec. 1667, p. 103. Beg. at Peter Mountague, to land of Jno. Phillips on Parrott's Cr., & to land of Oliver Seater. Trans. of 2 pers: Margaret Field, Wm. Robinson.
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1661-1666 Lancaster County, Virginia Deed & Wills [Antient Press]; Page 348
HUM: JONES doth give unto ELLEANOR OWEN, the Daughter of HUM: OWEN deced, one heifer with her increase forever, the sd heifer being named Sloe & marked with a cop & hole in the right ear & a crop & slit in he left ear, the sd heifer being now bout the age of sixteen months as witnes my hand the 7th of May 1666 Record 9d May 1666 p EDWD. DALE, Cl Cur HUM: JONES
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1661-1666 Lancaster County, Virginia Deed & Wills [Antient Press]; Page 356
I NICH: COCKE, Overseer of the Estate of HUMP OWEN deced, in behalfe of the Child of the sd HUM: OWEN having stated all accots. & reced full satisfaction of HUM: JONES do fully & absolutely acquit release & discharge the sd HUM: JONES his heirs Exrs. Admrs. of & from all manner of accots. claims & demands concerning the Estate of the sd Child until the 13th day of February Anno Dom: 1664 As Witnes my hand this 26th of April 1666
Witnes HEN: CORBYN, NICH: COCKE
JOHN FREDSHAM
Record nono May 1666 p E. DALE
KNOW ALL MEN by these p:sents that I RICH: LOES & NICH: COCKE in the behalfe of the Orpht. of OLLIVER SEGAR do acquit & discharge HUM: JONES, Exr. of the Estate of HUM: OWEN from all accts. debts of tobo: cattle or hoggs due or belonging to the sd Orpht. from the beginning of the World to the date hereof as Witnes our hands this 13th of Febr: 1664
Witnes THO; CHOWNING, RICH: LOES
ARTHUR KELLEY NICH: COCKE
Record Nono Maii 1666 p E. DALE
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1661-1666 Lancaster County, Virginia Deed & Wills [Antient Press]; Page 306
Lancaster County Court 9th of November 1664
- For the avovdeing of all differences whatsoever betweene HUMPHRY JONES and ELLEANOR his Wife & the Guardians of the Orphts, of OLLIVER SEGAR & HUM: OWEN, both deced;, after the layeing out of the thirds of land of the sde, HUMPHRY JONES in the right of the sde, ELLEANOR, It is ordered by this Cort, that a Jury of the ablest & neerest inhabitant bee impannelled by the Sher; of this Countie & to bee sworne by Mr, RICHARD PERROTT, who are to lay out the sde. ELLEANORs. thirds of the sde. landes & to make a devison of the Estate betweene the sde. ELLEANOR & the sde, Orphts,, (after all just debts are satisfied) of what is not already deviled & to make their report to the next Cort. helde for this County, the tyme of meetinge to bee at or before the last of this instant moneth of Nov:
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1661-1666 Lancaster County, Virginia Deed & Wills [Antient Press]; Page 372
Lancaster County Court 11th of April 1666
- JOHN HASLEWOOD is dischardged from his Constableship & HUMP: JONES is ordered to succeede hym & bee sworne by the nexte Justice
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1673-1677 Middlesex County, Virginia Order Book 1, [Antient Press];
Page 14, Sixth day of July 1674)
These are to Certifie that HUMPHREYJONES of the County intends for England the first oppertunity that presents, if any person may concern therewith may meet with him att his house near CHRIST CHURCH after Chappell July 6, 1674
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1677-1680 Middlesex County, Virginia Order Book 1, [Antient Press]; Page 189)
Court 8th day of December 1679
THIS INDENTURE made the third day of Novembr: in ye xxxith yeare of ye Reign of our Soveraigne Lord CHARLES ye Second of England Scotland France & Ireland &c Anoq Dom 1679 Betweene JOHN SHARPE of ye County of LANCASTER Planter and MARGRIT his Wife the Daughter of DANIELL WELSH late of ye County of LANCASTER decd of ye one part And HUMPHRY JOANES of ye County of Middx. Gent. of ye other parte, Witnesseth now this Indenture that ye said JOHN SHARPE & MARGRIT his Wife for & in consideration of ye Sume of Seaventeene pounds Sterling money & ye Sume of ffive hundred pounds of good Swt. Sented Tobaccoe & Caske to them already paid or Secured to be paid by ye said HUMPHRY JOANES Whereof they hould themselves to be fully content by these presents Hath Bargained & Confirmed to ye said HUMPHRY JOANES his Heires & Assignes all that ye Moiety or halfe parte & Interest parte or Shaire of the (torn) JOHN SHARPE & MARGRIT his Wife of in & to all that Plantation or parcel! of land formerly granted to ye said DANIEL WELSH, & by his Last Will & Testament, Given & bequeathed to (torn) Children then liveing, whereof ye said MARGRIT now Wife of ye said JOHN SHARPE is one, wth: a provisoe in his Said Will that if any of ye said ffou(torn ) should departe out of this Worlde then his or theire Shaire to be (torn) amongst ye Survivors, there being now liveing of ye said ffowre Children ye said MARGRIT now Wife of ye said JOHN SHARPE & party to these presents, DANIEL WELSH her Brother, wch said Plantation & devidend is being in Middlesex County aforesd & Adjoyneing to ye land of Mr: RICHD: PERRET SENR. Mr. ABRA: W(torn) & (torn) Conteyneing Six hundred acres (torn) reason of a late Survey made by ye said RICHD: PERRET (torn) Supposed to conteyne noe more but three hundred (torn) is at present in ye tenure or occupation of RICHARD BROOMS the Assigne of ye said JOHN SHARPE & MAR- GRIT his Wife, togeather wth: all howses edifices Orchards Inclosures Cleared Grounds & other advantages to ye said Moiety or Halfe parte of ye premises, belonging in as large & ample maner as is expressed in ye Original Patent granted to ye Same To Have & To Hould all & Singular ye said Moiety or halfe parte of ye said Plantation Land & premises wth, appurtenances before sould unto ye said HUMPHRY JOANES his Heires & Assignes for ever, And Further ye said JOHN SHARPE & MARGRIT his Wife for themselves & there Heires doe promise to said HUMPHRY J0ANES his Heires & Assignes that they will at all times hereafter within ye space of Seaven yeares at ye reasonable Costs in ye Law of ye said HI_IMPHRY JOANES make execute & performe such further & other Acts for ye further assurance of ye said halfe parte of ye aforesd Plantation Land & premises before menconed as by his or theire Coun cell learned in ye Law Shalbe reasonably required
In Witness whereof the partyes to these presents Indenture put there hands & Seales in presence of us RICHD. ROBINSON, JOHN SHARPE
CHR. ROBINSON SR; RICHLY FLINT MARGRI SHARPE
Md' That Livery & Seizein was dusty (torn) upon ye premises in ye of RICHD. FFLI(torn) MOSES E(torn)
Recognit in Cur Middx vi die Novem(torn) JOHN SHARPE & MARGRIT Recordat
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1694-1703 Middlesex Co Va Deed Book 2 Part III; Antient Press: Page 27-29)
THIS INDENTURE made the Nineteenth day of February 1694/5 Betweene WILLIAM WOOD & MARGRETT his Wife of the County of Middlesex Planter of one part and WILLIAM DANIELL JUR, of the County aforesaid Planter Wittnesseth that the said William Wood and Margrett his Wife for the sum of three thousand Seven hundred pounds of good sweet sented Tobacco & caske doth grant to the said William
Daniell Junr his heirs forever One hundred acres of land in Middlesex County it being the remaining part of One hundred and fifty acres of land bought of Mr. ROBERT PRICE being bounded Begining at a white oak in Robert Prices line thence tuning up to HENRY NICHOLLS line to a red oak thence along the line of JNO. BLEWFORD thence along the line of Mr. RANDOLPH SEAGER, thence along the line of NICHOLAS WEST to a red oak by the CHURCH ROAD, thence along the line of HUMPHREY JONES to the first begining white oake
In presence of us THOMAS STAPLETON, William Woods
ADAM CURTIS Margret Woods
Att a Court held for County of Middlesex the 4th of March 1694/5
Then personally appeared William Wood & acknowledged the Deed to be his act and deed,
Also Came Margrett his Wife and being first privately examined publickly acknowledged the same to be hit act and deed
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