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Killingsworth, John (nunc.), Chas. County, 27th July, 1713
To Capt. John Fendall for benefit of 2 child. entire estate.
Test: Mary Williams, John Thompson., Geo. Carter. 13. 605,
Note: By consent of court, management of this estate was assigned Matthew Stone by Capt. Fendall, 12th Aug., 1713.
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John Killingsworth 35A,54 I CH £40.16.5 Aug 25 1713
Appraisers: Walter Story, Samuel Hanson.
Creditors: Henry Hardy,
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John Killingsworth 1.12 -- £1.0.0 Aug 27 1714
Appraisers: Walter Story, Samuel Hanson.
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John Killingsworth 36B.98 A CH £40.16.5 42754 Jan 24 1714
The amount of the inventory is equivalent to #9797.
Payments to; Capt. John Fendall, W. Bladen, Esq., George Carter, James Cotterell, Capt. Thomas Dent, Mr. George Dent, Mr. Edward Phillpott, John Maud, Elizabeth Hardeand (?), Mary Williams, Mr. John Rogers.
Administrator: Matthew Stone.
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John Killingsworth 1.85 A CH £29.6.11 £7.4.1 Aug 4 1718
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £1.0.0.
Payments: Ann Hardy (administratrix of Henry Hardy) William Stone assignee of Thomas Marshall, Dr. Brown.
Mentions: orphan (unnamed).
Administrator: Matthew Stone.
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John Killingsworth 2.337 A CH E17.2.5 Oct 2 1719
Payments to: Phile. Hemsley, William Bladen, Thomas Bordley.
Mentions: orphans (unnamed).
Administrator: Matthew Stone.
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George Groves, Sr. 30.302 I £39.8.2 Jan 23 1709
Appraisers; John Gwinn, James Cottrell.
Approvers: John Chandler, John Killnsworth, William Groves, John Groves.
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George Groves 35A.358 I CH £15.2.3 Mar 22 1713
Appraisers: Nicholas Wyeth, Thomas Howard.
Creditors & Next of kin; John Gwinn, Math. Stone.
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Charles County Land Records, Liber C#2 Page 29
Recorded at request of John Killingsworth:
25 Jan 1706; Indenture from Richard Ashman to John Killingsworth, planter; for 3,000# tobacco; the plantation where Killingsworth now dwells containing 50 acres; bounded by Henry Trinn, Richard Ashman, and Baker's Addition which was given Richard Ashman by his dec'd father, Richard Ashman; for 99 years; /s/ Richard Ashman, John Killingsworth; wit. John Fendall, William Smith
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page 322- 323
To all to whom .. Know ye therefore that I JOHN WOOD of Charles County in Province of Maryland being seized of 2960 acres of land as of Fee lying in Stafford County in Colony of Virga. & between ye branches of Pooles Run & Neighapasco which land I. formerly purchased of HENRY WALKER & afterwards renewed the said Walkers pattent in the Honble Proprietors office as will and may more largely appear by a pattent bearing date 13th day March anno 1695 for divers good causes but more especially in consideration that JOHN KILLINGSWORTH married my second daughter ELIZA. & for the natural affection I bear to my daughter have given unto John Killingsworth 400 acres of land it being part of the tract abovesd & in the county eforesd bounded .. beginning at a marked red oak it being a corner tree of EDWD. WILLIAMS & extending thence NNE 200 poles to a corner tree thence WNW=20 poles thence SSW 200 poles thence ESE 320 poles to the first beginning .. this 13th day Decr. 1705.
Presence Nich. Brent. John Wood
At a Court held 10th day April 1706 This deed of gift was then acknowledged in the said Court by John Wood Senr. in person unto John Killingsworth and is ordered to be recorded & is recorded.
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1729-1748 Stafford County, Virginia Will Book M; [Antient Press];
Page 165-166 In Name of God Amen the 10th day of October 1734 I MARY CHILLINGWORTH being very Sick .. but of perfect memory .. do make this my Last Will and Testament .. first of all & give my Sole to God & my body I recomend to the Earth .. Item I give unto EDWARD DERRICK & JEMIMA his wife and heirs .. fore hundred acres of land _Lying in Prince William County between Powells run and Neighapscoe being a part of the 2960 acres of land formerly be-longing to JOHN WOOD
Presence Edward Derrick, Mary Chillingworth
James Berry, Richd. Vinson,
Grace Vinson, Suuzan Bates her mark
At Court held for Stafford County 17th Feby. 1734 Will of Mary Cillingsworth Deced presented by Edward Derrick .. who made oath .. being proved .. admitted to record .. Certificate granted him for obtaining Probate ..
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1685 - 1713 (> 28 years)