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15 November 1750 - With wife Barbara, sold 300 acres of land (originally granted to George Moyer on 28 September 1728) to son George Clore. This is the last recorded mention of Barbara.
Children were:
i. John Michael CLORE Sr. was born in 1704 in Germany. He died in 1785 in Culpeper County, Virginia.
ii. Maria Barbara KLAAR was born on Oct 4 1707 in Gemmingen, Baden, Germany. She died on Aug 30 1712 in Gemmingen, Baden, Germany.
iii. Hans Michael KLAAR was born on Nov 20 1709 in Gemmingen, Baden, Germany. He died on Jun 22 1713 in Gemmingen, Baden, Germany.
iv. Agnes Margaretha GLORE was born on Feb 25 1712 in Gemmingen, Baden, Germany. She died before Oct 19 1767.
v. Andreas Claus KLAAR was born on Dec 17 1713 in Gemmingen, Baden, Germany. He died after 1717 in VA.
vi. Catherine CLORE was born in 1719 in Germany. She died in 1750 in Culpeper County, Virginia.
vii. Johanne Georg KLAAR was born on Apr 20 1716 in Gemmingen, Baden, Germany. He died before Sep 19 1751 in Culpeper County, Virginia.
viii. George CLORE was born in 1723. He died in 1751 in Culpeper County, Virginia.
ix. Peter CLORE was born in 1726. He died on Mar 17 1763 in Culpeper County, Virginia.
x. Margaret CLORE died after 1785
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1728-1732 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 14; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 34
COL. ALEXANDER SPOTSWOOD, late Lieut. Gov'r., 28,000 acs. in Spotsylv. Co; 11 Apr. 1732, Page 381.
Beg. at mouth of Russel Run; (as above); to N. side the Mountain Path; to falling ground against the head of Wile Catt; to S. side the head of the River Po, by the Ridge Road new made from Germanna to Capt. Carr's; down Corbin's Old Quarter Run; to land Col. Corbin bought of Nath. Sanders; on Bridgforth's line; to br. of the River Ny; cor, of Lewis' patent; to 3 white oaks & a beach marked A Spotswood March 28, 1721; on line of George Mott & others patent of 9019 acs; to patent of Col. Robert Beverly & his Associates; corner to Cave; crossing the Germanna Road to 2 stones on each side marked A L; to br. of the Wilderness Run; on. S. side the Rappidan Riv. till it comes into Rappahannock Riv; crossing to the point of the fork; to up. end of an island, cor. to Harry Beverly's patent dated 2 Nov. 1705; on line of the Germanna Patent; down the German Run to the Rappidan Riv., & down same to the beg. 1920 acs. part granted Harry Beverly, 2 Nov. 1705; 3229 acs, granted William Robertson, 31 Oct. 1716; 3065 acs. granted Richard Hickman, 2 Nov. 1719; all of whom conveyed to sd. Spotswood. Consideration: 87 Lbs. of lawful money of Gr. Britain, & Imp. of 48 pers: Pale Blankebuchner, Margaret Blankebuchner, Matthiaas Blankebuchner, Anna Maria Blankebucher, Hans Jerich Blankebuchner, Wolf Michel Kefer, Hendrich Schinliter (or Schmliter), Hans Jerich Chively, Maria Clora Chively, Anna Martha Chively, Anna Elizabeth Chively, Anna Maria Chively, Michel Cook, Mary Cook, Henry Snyder, Dorathy Snyder, Hans Jerich Otes, Parvera Otes, Ferdinandus Sylvina Otes, Anna Louisa Otes, Joseph Wever, Susanna Wever, Hans Frederick Weyer, Maria Sophia Weyer, Wabburie Wever, Hans Michel Cloar, Hans Jerich Cloar, Hans Michel Smiedt, Anna Creda Smiedt, Hans Michel Smiedt, Hans Jerich Wegman, Anna Maria Wegman, Maria Margaret Wegman, Maria Gotlieve Wegman, Hans Nicholas Blankebuchner, Applona Blankebuchner, Zacheriahs Blankebuchner, Coz Jacob Floschman, Anna Parva Floschman, John Peter Floschman, Maria Catherina Floschman, Hans Michel Milcker, Sophia Catherina Milcker, & Maria Parvara Milcker, Ann Maria Parva Cloar, Andreas Claos Cloar, & Agnis Margaret Cloar.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1687 - Aft 1750 (~ 63 years)