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- 1667 Richard Pinner Norfolk LNCW26
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AGES OF LOWER NORFOLK COUNTY PEOPLE
By CHARLES F. McINTOSH
Abstracted from Depositions found in Books A, B, C and
D (1637-1665) in the Norfolk County Clerk's Office. The ages
in almost all instances are followed by the words "thereabouts."
Richard Pinner aged 40 years 1659
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Pinner, Richard, 28th Aug., 1666; 20th June, 1667.
To wife (unnamed), such land as she may select.
To Roger Cording, 80 A. at 21 yrs. of age.
To sons Richard and William, residue of lands in equal portions.
To Philip and William, sons of William Ellis and of Anne Roe, personalty.
Overseers: Francis Sawyer, Wm. Ellis, Jos. Harrison and Henry Adams.
Test: Wm. Ellis, John Digby, Richard Roe. MCW 1. 306
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July 31, 1651 - Richard Pinner, age 36 or thereabouts, mariner, of Va.
Source: Archives of Maryland, vol. 10, Page 103.
Dec. 10, 1666 - Anne Pinner relict of Richard Pinner (Charles Co.) was granted administration on his estate.
Surety: George Harrise.
Appraisers: Thomas Hussey, John Ward.
Joseph Harrison to administer oath.
Source: Maryland Prerogative Court, Testamentary Proceedings, Liber 2, Page 71.
Jan. 16, 1666/7 - Inventory of Mr. Richard Pinner.
Amount: 13789 lbs. tobacco.
Appraisers: Thomas Hussey, John Ward.
Source: Maryland Prerogative Court, Testamentary Proceedings, Liber 2, Page 93-4.
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Brief Abstract of Lower Norfolk County and Norfolk County Wills, 1637- By Charles Fleming McIntosh
RICHARD PINNER .
Book E. f 22. dated 28 Aug. 1666. proved 1667.
wife & two sonnes . . .
my two sonns Richard & William att sixteen yeares of age . . .
unto roger Cording at 21 yeares of age . . .
unto Richard Roe . . . and to his wife Ann Roe
unto my Cosen William Elliz. his two sonns: Philp & William
friends Francis Sayer, Will Elliz, Joseph Harrison,
Henry Adams, to be my overseers
witnesses: John Digbe. Richard Roe.
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Lower Norfolk County Records, Wills and Deeds C, 15th December 1651 - Beverly Fleet.
p.17. Will of John Sibsey of Elizabeth River in the County of Lower Norfolk, gent. Dated 15 July 1652. Ordered to be Recorded 16 Aug 1652. Land called Craney Point, now in the possession of Robert Woody to be sold for payment of debts "suddenly after my decease".
To wife Elizabeth Sibsey all plate and servants.
To dau Mary Sibsey residue of land adj Craney Point.
To Henery Wake land now in possession of Richd Pinner after expiration of lease now made.
To wife residue of lands.
To Margery Wickstead, widdow, 500 lb tobo.
To her dau Elizabeth a cow and a yewe. Residue of goods and chattels to be div in 3 parts, 2 parts to wife and the 3rd part to dau: "And if it shall happen my said daughter depte this life before Mr Conquest her husband without issue" that one half of her est returne to wife and one half to go "to Mr Richard Conquest my said Daughters husband".
To "my beloved Brother in Lawe Thomas Lambert One Pistle and my feather".
To William Jermy [the Clerk] "my blacke hilted Rapier and belt" and debts due from him.
To daughter 6 silver spoons and one servant "either my servant John Paine, or David Southerly which my said daughter will".
Wife sole extrx.
Supervisors friends Tho Lambert and William Jermy.
Signed John Sibsey. Wit: Tho: Ivey, Trus Mason.
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Pinner, William, Charles County, 10th Nov., 1684; 17th June, 1685.
To wife Rose and hrs., certain tract of land (unnamed); also estate now in hands of her father-in-law Richard Clowder.
To brother Richard and cous. Anne Pinner, personalty.
To mother Anne Attkins, execx. and residuary legatee of estate, real and personal.
Test: Thos. Lee, Wm. Bishop, Richd. Garfort. MCW 4. 146.
Editors: See next and see will of Richard Pinner, Sr. whose widow, Ann, married George Atkins
Editors: See the 1684/5 wills of Richard and William Pinner, both probated on 17 Jun 1685, in which William names his mother Anne Attkins. (Calendar Vol. I, Page 155) In Charles County on 2 Aug 1666 one Richard Pinner recorded the mark of his cattle that he had "brought out of Virginia." and on 10 Apr 1667 in Provincial Court, Robert Slye sued George ATTKINS [ATKINS] "who maryed the Relict of Richard Pinner defendant," alleging that "the said Defendt having an Estate in Virginia is gone thither to possess the same and to live by it by which meanes the plt: is remediless to sue for his Just right..." (See Combs &c. of Charles County, 1645-1699, for citations and further records)
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1658-1662 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber A [TLC]; 12 Jan 1661, Page 123
322. Richard Trew, ship carpenter, came to court and exhibited a bill of Richard Pinner of Elizabeth River in Virginia; said Pinner bound to deliver 15 Dec last 110 gallons of tar for which Trew had payed; Trew request attached for value of 1500# of tobacco unless Pinner pays by next court of 12 Mar
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1658-1662 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber A [TLC]; 12 Mar 1661, Page 126
Whereas there was attachment granted unto Richard Trew against any of the goods, debts or chattel of Richard Pinner to the value of 15000 of tobacco; Thomas Ashbrook and his atty. William Empson showed order for said leather and was allowed to take the leather
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1658-1662 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber A [TLC]; 28 Jan 1662, Page 186
Clement Theoball, Plt; Thomas Ashbrook, Def.; plaintiff did not appear; defendant requests oaths; granted John Ashbrooke, age ca 39 years, swears Mr. Pinner came to Richard Watson's house and inquired for this deponent's brother who had gone to Christopher Rivers to took after him; deponent said that had been unable to make, any shoes for want of tallow and grease to cure the leather; mentions Mr. Thomas Stone. Rose Ashbrooke, age ca 31 years, gave same oath Plaintiff not appearing, non-suit granted
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1662-1666 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber B [TLC]; 10 Feb 1662/3, Page 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72
Richard Pinner, Plt.; Edmond Lindsey, Def; action of case; A verbal agreement in 1661 between Edmond Lindsey of Portobacco and Richard Pinner of Elisabeth River, Virginia, concerning a 1000 acre plantation and stock at Portobacco; co-partnership agreement; /s/ Edmond Lindsey (mark), Rober t Pinner; wit. Clement Theoball, Archibell Whahob (mark); endorsement on back: Lindsey binds himself to pay Pinner 20,000# of tobacco; 24 Dec 1662;
John Pain swore regarding message he was asked to take when he was bound for Virginia last October.
Archibell Wahob sware he saw them sign agreement;
Clement Theobalds swore he saw them sign the agreement.
Thomas Chapman, age ca 21 years, states he was hired in Virginia by Mr. Pinner to serve at Portobacco with Edmond Lindsey; Lindsey sent him to Clement Theoballs; Pinner said he would send over for his mate Ralph Wormly
Defendant requested appeal to the Provincial Court; granted
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1662-1666 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber B [TLC]; 3 Feb 1663/4, Page 242
Richard Pinner demands warrant against Robert Troope; debt value of 760# of tobacco
Richard Pinner demands warrant against John Cain; debt value of 950# oftobacco
Richard Pinner demands warrant against James Lindsey; debt value of 890# of tobacco
Richard Pinner demands warrant against Thomas Burdit; action of debt of 330# of tobacco
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1670-1674 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber E [TLC]; Page 17-1/2
I Mar 1668; Deed of Gift from Andrew Watson, Stafford County, Virginia, planter, to William Pinner, youngest son of Richard Pinner, deed; grant unto Alexander White, planter, all of a parcel of land called Watson's Addition on the north side of Potomac River; bounded by land granted Andrew Watson and John Tomkinson and Watson's Marsh; containing 75 acres; granted to said Watson 6 Jun ; to be held by White for the use of William Pinnar during his minority; /s/ Andrew Watson (mark); wit. Sam. Hayward, John Harris
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1670-1674 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber E [TLC]; Page 156, 12 Jun 1674;
Mar 1673; Acknowledgment from Christopher Breamer, planter, to Philip Lynes innholder; for consideration of considerable value; 80 acres of land called Antwerp; part of 200 acres laid out for Breames; adjoining Richard Pinner on the north side of, and about 1 mile from the Piscataway River; bounded by Philip Lande; /s/ Christopher Breamer (mark); wit. Gerard Browne, George Langham
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1670-1674 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber E [TLC]; Page 33-1/2
10 Jan 1670 Court; Deed of Gift from Christopher Breame, planter, to Richard Pinner and William Pinner a heifer; wit. Richard Fowke, George Lodge; recorded by Anne Atkins
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http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=389&last=&g_p=P5&co llection=LO Patent
Title Pinner, Richard.
Publication 18 March 1662.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Note Location: Northumberland County.
Description: 500 acres a part lies between the two main branches of Church Creek, another part lies on the Western branch of Elizabeth River. The residue lying North upon the mouth of Elizabeth.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 5, 1661-1666 (v.1 & 2 p.1-369), Page 389 (Reel 5).
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Contributed by: James Hughes
URL: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/md/kent/history/area/inhab1642.txt
URL title: Inhabitants of Kent County, MD, 1642
Note:
[5 September 1642]
Inhabitants of Kent
William Naufone Francis Rabnett
Thomas Allen Thomas Butler
John Bennett Walter Weeks
Henry Morgan Edward Comins
Thomas Pett John Russell
Thomas Stent Thomas Parker
Giles Basha Thomas Hales
Thomas Keyne William Cox
Francis Brooks Henry Bellamy
William Lant Ralph Pettiman
William Parry Thomas Kidd
Robert Philpott John Medcalfe
Nicholas Porter John Gresham
George Crouch John Marwood
Robert Hewett William Jackson
Robert Lake Richard Smith
John Pattner Richard Spain
William Wieldee William Smith
Richard Thompson William Ashbrook
Edmond Parry Nicholas Browne
Devor Godwin John Hill
Thomas Dier Mathew Rodan
Robert Short Thomas Arnold
Nich Pothampton Richard Pinner
Roger Baxter Howell Morgan
John Smith John Armsby
Richard Purlevant Edward Thompson
John Abbott Thomas Bradnock
Duck Denitz John Philips
Philip Conner Robert Vaughan
John Walker Andrew Basha
John Lee Richard Hoben
Walter Smith Charles Steward
Henry East John Pere
John Powell Hughe Fowes
James Johnson James Claughton
William Porter
All these above appeared by their Proxie Mr Giles Brent
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1653-1656 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 3; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 285
RICHARD PINNER, 150 acs. in Eliz. Riv., between the two main branches of Church Cr., bounded from the Timber Neck Swamp along the Northermost main branch of sd. Cr., N. E. thence S. E. parallel to the great swamp &c. 20 Apr. 1653, p.242. Trans. of 3 pers: Richard Pinner, Sarah Terry, Milicent Simons.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1619 - 1667 (48 years)
