Documents, Sources and Notes

Revised 16 Dec 1998

Notes on Edward Walton:



Documents on Thompson Walton:

George Lumsden and Elizabeth his wife to Thompson Walton
1 Dec 1782
entered into book October 1785
Submitted by Elaine Morris elainemorris@home.com

This Indenture made this first day of December one Thousand Seven hundred & Eighty Two Between George Lumsden & Elizabeth is wife of the County of Louisa of the one part and Thompson Walton of the county of Albemarle of the other part witnesseth that the said George Lumsden and Elizabeth his wife for & in consideration of the Sum of four hundred pounds Current money of Virginia the Receit of which the Said Lumsden doth acknoledge. Have given granted Bargained Sold let over and By these presence do confirm'd unto the said Thompson Walton his Heirs &l; assigns forever a certain track or parcel of Land lying & being in the County of Albemarle Containing by Estimation two hundred & ninety four acres more of less, Being the Tract the said Walton now lives on and was formerly Bounded by the following Lines (viz:) Begining at Richard meadows his corner pine in the Line of Capt Joseph Martins, thence on Meadows's Line South Twenty Five Degreees East Two hundred & fifty two poles to his Corner small pine Thence South Thirteen Degrees West one hundred and forty four poles to Henry Bunch's Corner of several pines, Thence his Line North forty Degrees West one hundred & Ninety Two poles to his Corner of several Trees, thence on his line North Seventy poles to his cornor, Thence on his Line North Twenty nine degreees west two hundred and fifty four poles to Capt Joseph Martins Line in the said? Bunches Line thence on Martins line south twenty? --- degrees west one Hundred & sixty six poles to the Beginning To have and to hold the Said Lands with its appertenances unto the said Thompson Walton his heirs & assigns for ever and the said George Lumsden & Elizabeth his wife for themselves and there heirs aforesaid tract of Land with all and every the appurtenences thereto belong or in any wise appertaining unto the said Thompson Walton his heirs & Assigns will warrant and forever defend against the against the titles Claim or Demand of any person or persons whatever in witness whereof the siad George Lumsden and Elizabeth his wife have set there hands & seals the Day and year above written.
signed sealed
in presence of
Ison Walton
Lewis Davis
John (his X mark) Davis
Edward Walton 		George Lumsden

Elizabeth Lumsden
Recd. of Thomas Walton four Hundred pounds Virginia Currency being the within Consideration this first Day of December 1782
George Lumsden
Test: Ison Walton, Lewis Davis, John Davis, Edward Walton

To Albemarle Court MDCC83
This Indenture and receipt was proved by the Oath of John Walton & John Davis two witnesses thereto and at Albemarle October Court 1785 The same was further proved by the oath of Lewis Davis another witness thereto & ordered to be recorded
Teste: H Martin DJ Clk.

Thompson Walton
13 Oct 1785
same page as above entries
Submitted by Elaine Morris elainemorris@home.com

This Indenture made this thirteenth day of October in the year of our Loard one thousand seven hundred and Eighty five between Thompson Walton and Sarah his wife of Albemarle County of the onepart and Jonathan Tyree of Albemarle County of the other part Witnesseth that the said Thompson Walton and Sarah his wife hath for and in consideration of the Sum of twelve pounds Current Money of Virginia to them in hand paid before the sealing and delivering of these presence the Receipt whereof they do herby acknolege and themselves therewith full satisfyed Contented and paid, And thereof and every part thereof do discharge him the said Jonathan Tyree his heirs and assigns forever {words stricken out] and by these presnece do grant bargain sell alein Enfeoof and confirm unto the said Jonathan Typree his heirs and assignes forever one certain trac or parcel of Land Lying and bieng in the County of Albemarle Containing Twenty five Acres, and Bounded as followeth (to wit) Begining at two Chesnut Oaks a Gum and a Red Oak thence North forty one degrees West fifty six poles to a red oak thence South fifty degrees West six poles to a White Oak thence forty four degrees west thirty Eight poles to a Chesnut Oak, Thence North Sixteen degrees West fourteen poles to Sevral Shesnut Oaks thence North sixty Eight degrees East one hundred and thirty four poles to a Corner Red Oak and Chesnut on the side of the Mountain on a Corner of Martin Hacketts line Thence South Eighty degrees west Ninety six poles to the Beginning to have and to hold the said Tract of Land with all and singular the appurtenances unto the siad Jonathan Tyrpee his heirs and Assigns forever and the siad Thompson Walton and Sarah his wfie do will and shall for themselves their heirs and Executors Administrators and Assigns forever warrant Maintain and defend a confirm unto the said Jonathan Tyree his heirs and asisngs forever a good peacable perfect and sure and also ----- Estate in ------- in the said Land free from the ----- of the saidThompson Walton and Sarah his wife --- -- --- -- - said Jonathan Tyree his heirs and assings shall peacably ---- the said tract of Lnad and premises forever in witness of which we the siad Thompson Walton and Sarah have hereunto set our hands and Seals the day and date first above written.
Thomas Walton SEAL
Sarah Walton SEAL
Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of: [none listed]

Memorandum that on the day and date within written quiet and peasable possession was had and taken by the partyes within named according to the true intent of the within Indenture in presence of us
13th October 1785 Then Recd of Jonathan Tyree the full sum of twelve pounds in full the Consideration money in the within mentioned deed Recd. by me.
Test: Thomas Walton

At Albemarle October Court MDCC85
This Indenture memorandum and recipt was acknowldged by Walton party thereto and Ordered to be record.

Thompson Walton
13 Oct 1785
following the above entries (p. 154-5?)
Submitted by Elaine Morris elainemorris@home.com

This Indenture made this thirteeth day of October in the Year of our Lord one thousand Seven hundred and Eighty five Between Thompson Walton and Sarah his wife of Albemarle County of the one part and James Gentry of Louisa of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Thompson Walton and Sarah his wife hath for ever and in Consideration of the Sum of forty pounds Current Money of Virginia to them in hand paid before the Sealing and delivering of these presence, the Receipt wereof they do hereby acknowledge and themselves therewith fulls Satisfyed Contented and paid and thereof and every part thereof do discharge him the said James Gentry his heirs and assigns forever have Granted Bargained and by these presence do Bargain Grant Sell enfeoff and Confirm unto the said James Gentry his heirs and assigns forever the Certain Tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Albemarle Containing two hundred Acres and Bounded as followeth (to wit) Beginning at pointers Corner of Robert Hammock's line thence with it due West ninety poles to a Red Oak on the path, thence North forty five degrees West forty four poles to a Large pine on the path, Thence North Seventeen degrees west twenty Eight poles to a spanish, white, and red Oak, thence North forty Eight degrees East fifty two poles to two White Oaks on each side of the Road, thence North forty Eight degrees East fifty two poles to two white oaks on each side the Road. Thence North one and one half degrees East one hundred and forty four poles to a Small Red Oak thence north fifty one degrees West twenty six poles to two Chesnut Oaks and Green and Red Oak, Thence North Eighty two degrees East Ninety six poles to a Chesnut thence South twenty two and one half Degrees East one hundred and thirty six poles to a pine, thence five degrees West two hundred and six poles to the Begining to have and to hold the said tract or parcel of Land with all and singular the impovements and appertenances thereto Belonging or in any win appertaining unto the said James Gentry his heirs and assigns forever and the said Thompson Walton and Sarah his wife do will and shall forever warrant defend and Confirm unto the said James Gentry his heirs and assigns forever a good sure perfect peasable and absolute Estate of inheritance in fee simple in the said tract of Land free from the Clame of them the said Thompson Walton and Sarah his wife there heirs or assigns or any other person or persons under them whatever, so that the said James Genry his heirs and assigns shall peasably enjoy the said Land forever in witness whereof we the said Thompson Walton and Sarah have hereunto set our hands and Seals the day and date first above written
Thompson Walton
Sarah Walton
Same addendums as above. Recorded in Albemarle October Court 1785

Thompson Walton Family Bible Record
Tomson Walton Bible; photocopy; Manuscript # 437, Alderman Library, UVA
Submitted by Elaine Morris elainemorris@home.com

Note: Areas of this photocopy were very hard to read. The dates listed agree with the dates on the family chart and other sources.

Tomson Walton Born Jan.r 4th 17--
Sarah Walton (wife) Born Feb 21 / 17--
David Rice Walton Son Do Octr 10 / 177-
Sarah Walton Born the (Aug?) 15 / 1778
Lurane Walton born the Sep. 8 /1780
Elizabeth Walton Do the Decr 5 / 1782
Judah Walton Born the July (7, but maybe 17) / 1785
[Next 4 very faded - cant verify dates with this copy]
John Walton born May
Olley Walton born Dec
Jesse Walton born July --, 179-
Hendly Walton Born Feb --, 179-


Elizh. [abbrev. like Andr.] Walton sister to Tomson Walton born Sepr 17th 1743
Agnes Do Born Jan 7 1745
Isom Walton (Brother) Mar.h (15) 1750
Richmond Walton Do June 27) 1753
Salley Walton Do Ap --- (21) 1755
Bettey Walton Do Aug.ht (3) 1765
Salley Walton Do Octo.r (9) 1767
Milley Walton Do June (6) 1770
John Walton Do June (22) 1774
Lucrecy Walton Do Dec.r (4) 176(4?)

Documents on Richmond Walton:

Richmond Walton to his children
12 Jan 1786
Albemarle Co. Deed Book 9, p. 191-2
Submitted by Elaine Morris elainemorris@home.com

To all Christian people To whom this present writing Shall come Greeting; Know you that I Richmond Walton, of Albemarle County & parish of Fredricksville, planter, for divers good causes & consideration moving me herunto, but more especially for the natural love and affection I have and do bear to my beloved Children: Ison Walton, Elizabeth Thomson Walton, Mary Carlton Walton, Francis Hart Walton, Edward Byerus Walton, Edmond Pendleton Walton, Dyce Boales Walton, Richmond Terrill Walton, John Thomson Walton, I give and bequeath unto the above said Beloved Children, and by these presents do freely grant unto the said Children all my lands, goods, & chattels I now have, or hereafter shall have to be equally divided amongst them or their heirs lawfully begotten of their bodies forever; Of which these presents I have delivered an Inventory to be put on Record, Signed with my own hand and bearing even date to have & to hold all the Lands, Goods & Chattels as their proper own, absolutely without any manner of condition whatsoever, in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this 12th day of January 1786.
Richmond Walton SEAL
Inventory:
150 Acres of Land
3 Horses ------
9 Head of Cattle
12 Head of Hogs
2 Feather Beds & furniture
James White
Conyers White
Richmond Walton SEAL

At a court held for Albemarle County the ninth day of Feby. 1786. This indenture was acknowledged together with a writing purporting an Inventory by Richmond Walton Party thereto & Ordered to be recorded. Teste: John Nicholos C.C.

Will of Richmond Walton
7 Nov 1831, Albemarle County

In the name of God Amen. Be it remembered that I Richmond Walton of Albemarle county State of Virginia have taken in consideration the uncertainty of this mortal life and being of Sound mind and memory and common health of body, do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner & form following.

That is to say First Let all my Just Debts be paid.

Item,, then first I give and bequeath unto my bleoved wife Elizabeth Walton all my estates both real and personal goods & chattels of whatsover, I will and order that she shall peacably enjoy the same during her natural life. And after the Decease of my beloved wife, my will and desire is that my executors hereafter named Shall sell according to Law, all my estate both real and personal goods and chattels of whatsoever kind and Divide the same that is the money or profit arising there from, into Eleven equal parts or lots, and to be managed as hereafter named.

Item,, I Lend unto my daughter Elizabeth one equal part or Lot of the profit arising from the sale of my estate, during her natural life, and after her decease I give the same unto her children foerever, to be equally divided between them to enjoy the Same forever.

Item,, I Lend unto my Daughter Dicy Jones one equal part or lot o fthe profit arising from the Sale of my estate during her natural life, and after her decease, I give the same to her children, to be equally [divided] between them, to enjoy the same forever.

Item,, I Lend unto my Daughter Jane Naylor one equal part or Lot of the profit arising from the Sale of my estate, during her natural life, and after her Decease, I give the same to her children, to be equally Divided between them to enjoy the same forever.

Item,, I Lend unto my Daughter Carean H. Davis one equal part or Lot of the profit arising from the Sale of my estate, during her natural life, and after her Decease, I give the same to her children, to be equally Divided between them to enjoy the same forever.

Item,, I will and order that all the other remining Lots or Divisions of which there then will remain Seven in number that my Seven Sons shall have that I give and bequeath unto them and thier heirs forever.

Item,, Lastly I do hereby constitue and appoint three of my Sons, Ison Walton, Edmund P. Walton and Edmund Davis executors of this my last will and testament. Revoking all other wills by me made. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this ninth day of January inthe year of our Lord. One thousand, eight hundred & thirty.
signed, sealed & delivered by Richmond Walton
as and for his last will & testament in the presence & hearing
of us who at his request & in his presence have subscribed our
names as witnesses
David Maupin, Alamond Walton, Ison W. Walton
 Richmond Walton
This intrument of writing purporting to be the Last Will & Testament of Richmond Walton was produced into court & proved by the oaths of D. Maupin, Alamond Walton & Ison W. Walton the Subscribing witnesses thereto, & ordered to be recorded
Teste: Ira Garrett

Notes:
The above 2 documents, taken at face value, with no other documentation, imply that Elizabeth was Richmond's second wife. The first deed lists his first nine children. The inclusion of John Thompson Walton in the list of children in 1786 revises his birth date, which was calculated from his death record as 1789. In 1786 John would have been either born that same year, or only be 1 year old. Richmond does not list a wife in this deed either. The deed of 1786 was probably made to protect the interests of Richmond's children by his first wife. The last 3 children: Joel, Jane and Carean are included in the list of heirs in 1831. It is also interesting to note that in his will, Richmond specifically mentions by name his 4 living daughters. Albemarle County Chancery Book 2, page 324 apparently contains transcripts of several documents pertaining to the estate settlement of Richmond Walton, but we don't have them. Perhaps they would clarify the issue of Richmond's wife or wives.

Documents for Edward Byerus Walton, s/o Richmond
Submitted by Elaine Morris elainemorris@home.com

Walton to Walton
1 Aprl 1826
Estill County, KY Deed Book D, p 134-5

This Indenture made and entered into this 1st day of April 1826 between Edward Walton of Estill County and state of Kentucky of the one part and David H. Walton of the County and state aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Edward Walton, for and in consideration of the sum of six hundred and twenty dollars to him in hand paid, the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge, hath this day granted bargained and sold, and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell unto the said David H. Walton a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and forty acres and being in the said County of Estill it being the land whereon the said Edward Walton now resides. Also two horses, nine head of cattle, forty head of hogs, twelve head of sheep, a seventy five gallon still, and all my household and kitchen furniture, all of which property the said Edward Walton doth and will warrant and forever defend unto the said David H. Walton and his heirs against the claim or claims of all and every person or persons whatsoever claiming or to claim the same in testimony whereof the said Edward Walton hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and date first above written before assigned the words = & all my Edward Walton seal

Will of Edward B. Walton
18 Feb 1851
Will Book C, p. 55-56, Estill Co, KY
Probated 17 Mar 1851, recorded Estill Co, KY: Book A, p 78

I, Edward B. Walton of Estill County and state of Kentucky do hereby make my last will and testament in manner and form that is to say 1st I wish and desire that after my death that my beloved wife Susannah Walton shall keep possession of all my effects both real and personal during her life time and her widowhood for her support but if she should marry then for her to take a child's part or one third part accord to the way the law now ___ this I leave to her choice but at her death or marriage for all the remainder of my estate of any kind both real and personal be publicly sold and the money equally divided between my children after all accounts I have against them are balanced and settled as hereafter mentioned. I have paid for my son David H. Walton our debt to S. Noland Attorney for Bates claim against said Walton for thirty three dollars and Seventeen cents paid 28 Jany 1850 33.17 paid same 17 Jany 1848 thirty two dollars & 65 cts 32.65 for which part must be calculated from the dates agt David H. Walton. Also our debt I paid D. H. Goodlow(?) on Execution for thirty three dollars $33.00 Sixteen dollars for barrel of whiskey 32 Gallons $16.00 Three dollars loaned money $3.00 Twenty dollars on a note I have lost $20.00 Seven dollars & fifty cents execution pa S. W. Newman $7.50 Six dollars pa on Exon in favor of A. Shepherd $6.00 The above debts all of which I have paid for my son D. H. Walton and accounts which I desire to be paid and settled or balanced so as to make an equal division between all of my children as follows, Viz David H. Walton, Thompson D. Walton, John T. Walton, Miley G. Walton, Serina G. Bowman, Matilda J. Jones, William H. Walton, Mosias J. Walton, Elizabeth M. Jones and Richman Washington Walton. 2nd It is my wish that fifteen dollars be paid by my son Miley G. Walton for House least (?) he has had of me ---------- at his mothers death. 3rd All the rest of my estate both real and personal of what nature or kind soever it may be not herein before particularly disposed of, I desire may be equally divided among my several children here before named which I give to them, their heirs, Executors, Administrators, and assigns forever; and lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my youngest son Richmond Washington Walton Executor of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills heretofore by me made. In Testimony I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 18 day of February in the year of eighteen hundred and fifty one signed sealed published and declared as and for the last will and testament of the above named Edward B. Walton in presence of us all.
Edward B. Walton Seal
Attest R. S. Burton
Attest J. V. Harris

Kentucky, Estill County March Court 1851
The foregoing last will and Testament of Edward B. Walton Decd was this day produced to the court and proved by the oath of Richard T. Burton according to law and also proved that J. V. Harris the other subscribing witness thereto signed and witnessed the same in his presence and at the request of said Walton and the same is ordered to be recorded. Given under my hand 17 day of March 1851
Robt Clark


Sources for the line of Minnie Walton, d/o M.P. Walton
Submitted by Timothy MacLain MacLaine@doubled.com



Albemarle Co. Walton Marriage Bonds
Submitted by Elaine Morris elainemorris@home.com

Davis to Walton, p. 74
We Lewis Davis and Thompson Walton are held and firmly bound unto the Govenor of Virginia and his successors in the penalty of Fifty pounds to the true payment wereof we bind ourselves our heirs exors and admors and assigns jointly and severally firmly by these presents sealed with our seals and dated this 8th Day of November 1792
The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas there is a marriage suddenly intended to be solemnized between the above bound Lewis Davis and Patsy Walton if there be no Lawful Cause to obstruct the said Marriage then the above obligation to be void [otherwise] to remain in full force and Virtue.
Lewis Davis
Thompson (his X mark) Walton
Test: Joshua Nicholas

Walton to Fraley, p. 155
Rice Walton and Daniel Fraley. . . .just sum of -- dollars. . . dated the 10th day of December 1797. . . .marriage intended to be had and solemnized between the above bound Rice Walton and Rebecca Fraley. . . .
Rice Walton
Daniel Fraley

Goleding to Walton
Richard Goleding and Isom Walton. . . just sum of 150 dollars. . . dated this 27th day of April 1798. . . . marriage suddenly intended to be had and solemnized between the above bound Richard Goleding and Ann Walton. . . .
Richard Goleding
Ison Walton

Walton to Spears
Francis Walton and William Spears. . . just sum of 150. . .dated this 24th day of December 1799. . . .marriage suddenly intended to be had and solemnized between the above bound Francis Walton and Nancy Spears. . . .
Francis (his X mark) Walton
William Spears
Teste: John Carr

Walton to Watson
Ison Walton and John Watson. . . just and full sum of 150 Dollars. . . dated this 4th day of January 1796. . . . marriage suddenly intended to be had and solemnized between the above bound Ison Walton and Franky Watson. . . .
Ison Walton
John Watson
Teste: Alex Garrett

Spears to Walton, p. 232
Ephraim Spears and John Hammaker . . . in the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars. . . dated this 23nd day of November 1802. . . . marriage is shortly intended to be solemnized between the above bound Ephraim Spears and Sally Walton of Albemarle County. . . .
Ephraim Spears
John Hammaker

Jones to Walton
Russell Jones and Thomas Jones. . . in the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars. . . dated this 30th day of August 1803. . . marriage is shortly intended to be solemnized between the above bound Russell Jones and Dicy Walton of Albemarle County. . . .
Russell Jones
Thomas Jones

Walton to Maupin, p. 235
Edmond P. Walton and Zacharias Maupin. . . in the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars. . . dated this 19th day of November 1803. . . . marriage is shortly intended to be solemnized between the above bound Edmond P. Walton and Elizabeth Maupin of Albemarle County. . . .
Edmond P. (his X mark) Walton
Zacharias Maupin

Albemarle Co. Walton Marriage Index (by Wife)
From Virginia Bureau of Vital Records
Albemarle County
Submitted by Carolyn G. Lynn jkfcprez@mindspring.com INVALID


Notes on the DAVIS Family:

1. Henry Davis of Hanover Co., d. 17 Oct 1773 m. Elizabeth
2. Rhoda Davis
2. Lewis Davis, Sr. m. Albemarle Co., VA *Agnes Walton b. 7 January 1745 Hanover Co., VA
3. Lewis Davis, Jr b. bef. 1764 (must be 16 to file suit) Albemarle Co., VA, m. *Martha "Patsy" Walton, 8 November 1792 Albemarle Co., VA, d. 1835 Albemarle Co., VA
3. Lurana Davis m. 1780 Richard Snow (per Richard's testimony on a pension application)
3. Sally Davis
3. Mary Davis
2. Mary Davis m. Benjamin Harris


Source: Selected Wills from the Burned Record Counties
Henry Davis of St. Martin's Parish, Hanover County
24 Jul 1773/7
Wife Elizabeth Davis 2 negroes Jo and Fan for life, my best feather bed and furniture, my gray mare, and side saddle and Bridle. Daughter Rhoda Davis 2 negroes, Judy and Minor. My grandchildren, children of my daughter Mary Harris and my son Lewis Davis. Exors: Wife Elizabeth Davis and Lewis Davis.
Henry (his H mark) Davis
Wit: Overton Harris, John George and Francis (her x mark) George

Albemarle 554-4 "Davis v. Davis" 121-5 Acc. 33216
Davis v Davis aft. 1777
Note: While these records were in the 1777 Loose Court Papers Box in Albemarle Co., it is thought by some researchers that the actual date of the suit is earlier, but this is impossible. According to Velpo Robertson, in the pension application of a John Davis, Richard Snow testifies that he m. in 1780; therefore the suit had to have been first filed after that date.

In the Court of Albemarle County in Chancery: Complaint of Lewis Davis, Jr., Richard Snow and Lorana his wife, formerly Davis, Mary Davis and Sally Davis, an infant, by Richard Snow, her guardian, who are children of Lewis Davis, who was son of Henry Davis, dec'd. Henry Davis of Hanover County made his will 24 July 1773 and devised to his wife Elizabeth two negroes, Joe and Fan, for life, and then to his daughter Rhoda Davis, and also to Rhoda, two slaves, Jude and Minor, but if she dies without issue, the negroes given to her and to his wife Elizabeth are to be divided among said Henry's grandchildren, being the children of his son Lewis Davis and his daughter Mary Harris. Two slaves, Sam and Agge, to be sold at auction to pay debts. Land to be sold and profit divided among grandchildren as noted above. .Wife Elizabeth and son Lewis were appointed his executors. Soon after the death of Henry Davis, about 17 Oct. 1773, Lewis Davis, the executor, proved the will at Hanover County Court, and possessed himself of the testator's estate to value of 1000 pounds. By accounts, after debts, there was 435 Pounds, 5 shillings. There appears to be due to each legatee 82 Pounds, 18 shillings, 7 & 3/4 pence. Your orators show that said Lewis Davis, Jr., Loraner Snow, Mary Davis and Sally Davis are four of the residuary legatees mentioned in the will, being children of testator's son Lewis, and that Loraner married Richard Snow since the death of Henry Davis. They have several times applied to the executor to divide the estate, but have gotten no results. Executor sometimes pretends the testator made no such will and sometimes that there is no estate left after debts. Court is asked to compel Lewis Davis to divide the estate. (Included is copy of will of Henry Davis, dated 24 July 1773, witnessed by Overton Harris, John George and Francis George, and proved at Hanover Court 7 Oct 1773; also the inventory of Henry Davis's estate, taken 15 Oct 1773, listing negro slaves: Fan, Minor, Frank, Tamer, Jacob, Nan, Siller, Agg, Jude, Joe, Bet, Ned, James, David, Tom, Sam. and recorded 7 Aug. 1777 by Overton Harris and Jacob Williams.
Albemarle Loose Court Papers, 1777 Folder.
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