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201	(NOTE: She may be the daughter of Jenifer Taylor, instead of Ignatious Taylor)	Taylor, Ann (I111815)
202	(NOTE: This is by far the longest and most complex land cause in N'hamp County records.) William Elliott, Thomas Leatherbury and Nancy, his wife, formerly Nancy Elliott; Robins Bell and Thomas Bell, infant children of Geodiah Bell, dec., by George H. Bell their next friend; William, John, James, Margaret, Juliet and Arinthia J. Bell, infant children of William Bell, dec., by George H. Bell their next friend; Hannah, Mary, Nancy and William Kelly, infant children of John Kelly, dec., by John S. Beach their next friend; John G. Joynes, Thomas R. Joynes, John W. Leatherbury and John R. Fisher, vs. - Suit for division of land. John Turner, William Andrews and Margaret, his wife; William Taylor, William G. Pitts, Margaret Pitts, Elizabeth Pitts, Edward Pitts and Washington Pitts; James Ross, Susan Ross, Severn Ross, Edward Savage, James Bunting and, Delight Bunting. That a certain John T. Elliott, late of this county, died intestate on the --- day of ---, 182-, leaving neither child nor children nor the descendant of a child or children, nor father nor mother, nor brother or brothers, nor sister or sisters, nor the descendant of a brother or sister, nor grandfather or grandmother, neither paternal or maternal, but the following maternal and paternal kindred, viz: John Elliott and your orator William Elliott, paternal uncles of the whole blood; Elizabeth, George, John, Charles and James Elliott and Margaret Elliott and your oratrix Nancy Leatherbury, children of Charles Elliott, dec., an uncle of the whole blood who died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; Elizabeth, Abel and Molly Elliott, children of William Elliott, dec., who was a son of the said Charles Elliott and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; Timothy, Jesse and Stephen Kelly, children of Isaiah Kelly and Hannah, his wife, who was formerly Hannah Elliott, a paternal aunt of the whole blood of the said John T. Elliott, dec. who died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; George and Samuel Parker, two of the children of ----- Parker and Anna, his wife, who was formerly Anna Kelly and a daughter of the said Isaiah and Hannah Kelly; Edward Turlington, Sally Turlington and Maria Savage, formerly Maria Turlington, and now the wife of Major Savage, the said Edward, Sally and Maria being three other children of the said Anna Parker who after the death of her said husband, Parker (who died on the --- day of --- 18--) intermarried with a certain Joseph Turlington and afterwards had the three children last named and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Molly Savage, now the wife of Bagwell Savage and a daughter of -----Rogers and Sally, his wife, the said Sally Rogers was also a daughter of the said Isaiah and Hannah Kelly, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Eliza and Thomas Elliot, also children of the said Sally Rogers who after the death of the said Rogers, her first husband, intermarried with a certain James Elliott who also died previously to the said John T. Elliott; Susan East, wife of John East and a daughter of Sophia Kelly, dec., who was a daughter of the aforesaid Isaiah and Hannah Kelly, dec.; your oratrixes and orator Hannah, Mary, Nancy and William Kelly, who are children of John Kelly who was a son of the aforesaid Isaiah and Hannah Kelly, dec., and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; Anne Kelly the only daughter of Charles Kelly, dec., who was a son of the said Isaiah and Hannah Kelly, dec.; William Bell, who was a son of ----- Bell and Nancy, his wife, which said Nancy was a paternal aunt of the whole blood and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Betsy, George, Jesse and William Mears and Nancy B. Turlington, the wife of John Turlington, the said Betsy, George, Jesse, William and Nancy being children of Hillars Mears and Euphemia, his wife, which said Euphemia was a daughter of the said ----- Bell and Nancy and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; John and Anthony Bell, also children of the said ----- Bell and Nancy, his wife; Catharine, Margaret, Lorenzo, James, Mahala, Sally, William H. and George H. Bell and your orators Thomas and Robins Bell, all of whom are the children of Geodiah Bell, dec., who was a son of the said ----- Bell and Nancy, his wife and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Geodiah, Thomas and George Bell, the children of George Bell, dec., who was a son of the said ----- Bell and Nancy, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; William Oague, son of ----- Oague and Esther, his wife, who was formerly Esther Turner and a maternal aunt of the whole blood and died previously to the death of the said John T. Elliott; William Broughton, only son of ----- Broughton and Sally, his wife, who was formerly Sally Oague, a daughter of the said ----- Oague and Esther, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Hetty Gladding, wife of George Gladding, and a daughter of ----- Wheatley and Rebecca, his wife, which said Rebecca was a daughter of the said ----- Oague and Esther, his wife and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Richard and George Addison, who are also the children of the said Esther Oague, who after the death of the said ----- Oague intermarried with a certain ----- Addison; George Turner, a maternal uncle of the whole blood; John, William and Littleton Dowty and Margaret Andrews, formerly Margaret Dowty, and now the wife of William Andrews, which said John, William and Littleton Dowty and Margaret Andrews are the children of ----- Dowty and Susan, his wife, who was formerly Susan Turner and a maternal aunt of the whole blood and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; William Taylor, the only child of ----- Taylor and Caty, his wife, who was formerly Caty Dowty, a daughter of the said ----- Dowty and Susan, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; John, Joshua and Teackle Turner and Polly, wife of Nathaniel West, and formerly Polly Turner, the said John, Joshua and Teackle Turner and Polly West are the children of John Turner, dec., who was a maternal uncle of the whole blood and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Jane, wife of Bezeal Watson, and a daughter of ----- Bunting and Priscilla, his wife, who was formerly Priscilla Turner and died in the life time of the said John T. Elliott, and was a maternal aunt of the said John T. Elliott; James and Delight Bunting, children of Shepherd Bunting, dec., who was a son of the said ----- Bunting and Priscilla, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Nancy Savage, formerly Nancy Turner, a maternal aunt of the whole blood; Hetty, the wife of Henry Cook and daughter of ----- Ross and Rosey, his wife, which said Rosey Ross was formerly Rosey Turner, a maternal aunt of the whole blood, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; James Ross, only child of Rosey Ross, dec., who was a daughter of the said ----- Ross and Rosey, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Susan and Severn Ross, only children of David Ross, dec., and who was a son of the said ----- Ross and Rosey, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; John and Polly Ross and Peggy Belote, wife of George T. Belote, and formerly Peggy Ross, which said John and Polly Ross and Peggy Belote are children of John Ross, dec., who was a son of the said ----- Ross and Rosey Ross, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; that the said John T. Elliott left surviving him no more uncles or aunts either maternal or paternal than those above mentioned, who are the only heirs at law of the said John T. Elliott, and that the said John T. Elliott left a widow, Mrs Juliet Elliott who is now living. That the said John T. Elliott was at the time of his death seized in fee simple of several different tracts or parcels of land, situate in the neighborhood of Franktown in this county, and of several different houses and lots in the said town containing on the whole, by estimation, 1200 acres, be the same more or less. That a tract of land containing 300 acres by actual survey, being part of the aforesaid tract, has been assigned to the said Juliet Elliott as and for her dower in the whole of the said real estate of which the said John T. Elliott died seized; That since the death of the said John T. Elliott, viz: on the --- day of --- 18 --, the aforesaid Margaret Elliott, one of the children of the aforesaid Charles Elliott, dec., who was as aforesaid a paternal uncle of the whole blood of the aforesaid John T. Elliott, dec., departed this life unmarried, intestate and without issue, leaving the following descendants of the said Charles Elliott, dec. surviving her, three of whom, viz: the aforesaid John, George and Charles Elliott are brothers of the half blood, and the remaining descendants aforesaid brothers and sisters, and the descendants of a brother of the whole blood; that the aforesaid William Dowty, one of the children of the aforesaid Thomas Dowty and Susan, his wife, has also died since the death of the said John T. Elliott, dec., of full age, unmarried, intestate and without issue, and leaving the said Thomas Dowty, his father, surviving him; that the aforesaid Nancy Savage, a maternal aunt of the whole blood of the said John T. Elliott, dec., as aforesaid, hath also departed this life since the death of the said John T. Elliott, having first duly made and published her last will and testament, which after her death was duly admitted to record, a copy of which is herewith filed marked "A" as a part of this bill, by which said will the said Nancy Savage devised as follows: "3rd - I give to my sons John R. Savage, George Savage, Thomas D. Savage and Edward C. Savage, the whole of the real estate which I heir from John T. Elliott, dec., subject to the restrictions & limitations hereinafter mentioned, that is to say, if either of my sons die without lawful issue that the surviving brother or brothers have and enjoy the share or shares of those deceasing". That since the death of the said Nancy Savage the aforesaid John Savage, one of her aforesaid children, has also died unmarried and without issue, leaving his brothers, the aforesaid George, Thomas and Edward surviving him, and having first duly made and published his last will and testament, a copy of which is filed herewith marked "B", by which will the said John Savage devised his "right in the whole estate of John T. Elliott, dec., to his said brother Edward Savage. That the aforesaid George Turner, one of the maternal uncles of the said John T. Elliott as aforesaid, has also departed this life since the death of the said John T. Elliott, having first duly made and published his last will and testament, a copy of which is herewith filed marked "C" as a part of this bill, by which said will the said George Turner devised the whole of the proportion to which he was entitled of the real and personal estate of the said John T. Elliott to his wife, Lavinia, during her life, with remainder to his two sons William G. Turner and Thorowgood West Turner, after the death of the said Lavinia; That the said Thorowgood West Turner has since died intestate and without issue, leaving as his heirs at law his brothers and sisters, viz: William G. Turner, John R. Turner, Mary Belote, Bridget Peyton, wife of William Peyton. Elizabeth Garrison, wife of Jeremiah Garrison, and Narcissa M. Nurse, wife of Uri Nurse, and since his death, viz: on the 10 day of November, 1832, the said William G. Turner was devisee of the said George Turner, dec., and the said William G. Turner, John R. Turner, Mary Belote, William Peyton and Bridget, his wife and Uri Nurse and Narcissa M. Nurse, his wife, as heirs at law to the said Thorowgood West Turner, dec., and as heirs at law of the said George Turner, dec., and also of his widow, the said Lavinia Turner, dec., by deed of that date conveyed all their right, title and interest in the real and personal estate of the said John T. Elliott to your orator, Thomas R. Joynes, a copy of which is herewith filed marked "D"; That since the death of the said John T. Elliott, viz: on the 22 January, 1833, the aforesaid Elizabeth Elliott, who was as aforesaid one of the children of the aforesaid Charles Elliott, dec., a paternal uncle of the whole blood of the said John T. Elliott, by deed of that date conveyed to your orator, Thomas R. Joynes all the right, title and interest to which she was entitled as one of the heirs of the said John T. Elliott, and as one of the heirs of her deceased sister, the aforesaid Margaret Elliott, in and to the real estate of which the said John T. Elliott died seized as aforesaid; that on the 25 day of January, 1829, the aforesaid Thomas Bell and Geodiah Bell and Elizabeth, his wife, by deed of that date, and afterwards, viz: on the 29 December, 1830, the aforesaid George Bell by deed of that date (which said Thomas. Geodiah and George Bell are, as aforesaid, the children of George Bell, dec., who was a son as aforesaid of the aforesaid -----Bell and Nancy, his wife, who was a paternal aunt of the whole blood of the said John T. Elliott, dec.) conveyed to George H. Bell and Lorenzo D. Bell all the right, title and interest to which they were entitled of, in and to the aforesaid real estate of the said John T. Elliott, dec; that since the date last mentioned, viz: on the 8 February. 1833, the aforesaid George H. Bell and Margaret, his wife, Lorenzo D. Bell and Alice Ann, his wife, William H. Bell and Margaret, his wife, James Bell and Charlotte, his wife, Benjamin Bradford and Catharine, his wife (who was formerly Catharine Bell and is the same Catharine Bell above mentioned), Jesse Phillips and Mahala, his wife (who was formerly Mahala alias Mehaley Bell, and is the same Mahala Bell above mentioned), Sally Bell, alias Sally H. Bell, and Margaret Bell, by deed of that date conveyed to your orator Thomas R. Joynes the interest to which they became entitled as heirs at law of the said John T. Elliott, and to which the said George H. Bell and Lorenzo D. Bell became entitled under the conveyances aforesaid from the aforesaid Thomas Bell and Geodiah Bell and Elizabeth, his wife, and the said George Bell, of, in and to the aforesaid real estate of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; That since the death of the said John T. Elliott, viz: on the 28 September, 1827. the aforesaid Richard and George Addison, together with Matilda, the wife of the said Richard and Elizabeth, the wife of the said George, by deed of that date, and afterwards, viz: on the 31 January, 1831, the said William B. Broughton by deed of that date, and the 31 day of January, 1831, the said George Gladding and Hetty, his wife, by deed of that date, conveyed to your orator Thomas R. Joynes all the right, title and interest to which they were entitled, of, in and to the real estate aforesaid of the said John T. Elliott; That since the death of the daid John T. Elliott, viz: on the 18 January, 1829, the said Joshua B. Turner, by deed of that date; on the 20 January, 1829, the aforesaid Nathaniel West and Mary, his wife, by deed of that date, on the 7 February, 1829, the aforesaid Teackle J. Turner, together with Ann, his wife, by deed of that date, on the 14 December. 1829, the aforesaid Thomas S. Dowty by deed of that date, and on the 29 October. 1830. the aforesaid Thomas D. Savage by deed of that date, conveyed to a certain Littleton Upshur all their right, title and interest to which they were entitled, of, in and to the real estate aforesaid of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; That since the said conveyances the said Littleton Upshur has departed this life, having first made and published his last will and testament; that since his death, viz: on the 14 January, 1833, Abel P. Upshur, the executor of the said Littleton Upshur, in pursuance of the aforesaid will of the said testator, by deed of the date last mentioned, conveyed to your orator, Thorns R. Joynes, all the right, title and interest to which the said Littleton was entitled in said tract of land by virtue of the above mentioned conveyances; That since the death of the said John T. Elliott, viz: on the 27 January, 1824, the aforesaid Jesse Kelly, one of the children of the aforesaid ----- and Hannah Kelly, dec., by deed of the date last mentioned conveyed to a certain Thomas W. Smith all the right, title and interest to which he was entitled in said estate, and that since the said conveyance was made to him, the said Smith, he, the said Thomas W. Smith by deed dated 28 January, 1833, conveyed to your orator Thomas R. Joynes all his interest in said estate; That since the death of the said John T. Elliott, viz: on the 12 December, 1828, the aforesaid John Elliott and George Elliott, (two of the children as aforesaid of the said Charles Elliott, dec., who was a paternal uncle of the whole blood of the said John T. Elliott, dec.), by deed of that date conveyed to your orator John G. Joynes all their right in said estate as two of the heirs of their sister, the aforesaid Margaret Elliott, dec., and on the 11 December, 1827, the aforesaid Charles Elliott, one of the children of the aforesaid Charles Elliott, by deed of that date conveyed to your orator, John G. Joynes all his right in said estate as heir of the said John T. Elliott, and as one of the heirs of the said Margaret Elliott, dec., and on the 14 June, 1828, the aforesaid James Elliott, who is also a son of the aforesaid Charles Elliott, dec., together with Betsey, his wife, conveyed to your orator John G. Joynes all his right as one of the heirs of the said John T. Elliott and as one of the heirs of Margaret Elliott, dec., and on the 1 day of May, 1833, the aforesaid Elizabeth and Molly Elliott, two of the children as aforesaid of the said William Elliott, dec., who was one of the children as aforesaid of the aforesaid Charles Elliott, dec., by deed of that date (the aforesaid Margaret Elliott being at that time dead), conveyed to your orator, John G. Joynes, all their right, title and interest in said estate, and on the 19 December, 1828, the aforesaid Abel Elliott, who was a son of the last named William Elliott, dec., (the said Margaret being then dead), conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all his right, title and interest in said estate, and on the 1 May, 1833, the aforesaid Edward Turlington and George S. Parker, together with Polly, the wife of the said George S. Parker, which said Edward and George are two of the children of the aforesaid Anne Turlington who was formerly Ann Parker as above mentioned, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest, of, in and to the real estate of the said John T. Elliott, dec, and on the 18 February, 1828, the aforesaid Major Savage and Maria, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in said estate, and on the 17 December, 1827, the aforesaid Sally, Alias Sarah Turlington conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all her right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 9 February, 1828, the aforesaid Samuel Parker conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all his interest; that on the 3 August, 1828, the said Timothy Kelly, together with Betsey, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in the said estate; that on the 8 February, 1828, the aforesaid Bagwell Savage and Molly, alias Mary, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 13 May, 1833 the said Eliza Elliott conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all his right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 12 December, 1828, the aforesaid Thomas Elliott conveyed to the said John G. Elliott all his right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 11 December, 1827, the aforesaid Stephen Kelly, together with Margaret, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all his right, title and interest in said estate; that on the S June, 1828, the said John East and Susan, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 12 July, 1828, the aforesaid Jesse, George, William B. and Betsey, alias Elizabeth Meats, and the aforesaid Nancy B. Turlington, together with Betsey, the wife of the said Jesse, Patsy, the wife of the said George, Molly the wife of the said William B. Mears, and the aforesaid John Turlington, the husband of the aforesaid Nancy B. Turlington, conveyed to your orator John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in said estate; that on the IS July, 1828, after the death of the aforesaid Nancy Savage, and also after the death of the aforesaid John Savage, the aforesaid George Savage conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all the right to which he was entitled; that on the 30 day of July, 1828, the aforesaid William Oague, and afterwards on the 5 September, 1828, the said William Oague and Ann, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in said estate; That on the 11 August, 1828, the aforesaid John Dowty conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all his right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 22 February, 1825, the aforesaid George Elliott conveyed to the said John G. Joynes and a certain Walter D. Bayne all his right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 1 March, 1821. the aforesaid John Elliott, a brother of the said George, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes and the said Walter D. Bayne all his interest in said estate; that on the 20 May, 1833, the said Walter D. Bayne, together with Harriet E. R., his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all his interest in said estate; that on the 9 July, 1830, the aforesaid Anne Kelly, who is a daughter of the aforesaid Charles Kelly, dec., who was as aforesaid one of the children of the aforesaid Isaiah and Hannah Kelly, dec., conveyed to a certain Vespasian Ellis all her right, title and interest in said estate, and afterwards, on the 22 October. 1830 the said Vespasian Ellis, together with Sophia H., his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes the said interest; that on the 27 January, 1824, the aforesaid John Bell, one of the children as aforesaid of the aforesaid ----- and Nancy Bell, dec., together with Lucretia, his wife, conveyed to a certain Jacob Bell all his interest; that on the 6 April. 1825, the aforesaid Anthony Bell, one of the children as aforesaid of the aforesaid ----- Bell and Nancy, his wife, conveyed to the said Jacob Bell and a certain John Kelly (of S., all his interest in said estate; that on the 4 August, 1827, the said John Kelly (of S.) and Jacob Bell, together with Margaret, the wife of the said Jacob Bell, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 12 February, 1824, the aforesaid John Elliott, who was as aforesaid one of the paternal uncles of the aforesaid John T. Elliott, dec., conveyed to the aforesaid George H. Bell all bis right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 22 August, 1827, the said George H. Bell, together with Margaret, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all the said interest. That since the death of the said John T. Elliott on the --- day of ---, 182 --, the aforesaid William Bell, who was one of the children as aforesaid of the above named ----- Bell and Nancy, his wife, has departed this life intestate, leaving a widow, Rachel Bell who is still living, and nine children, viz: Catharine, Eliza and Nancy Bell and your orators and oratrixes Arinthia J., Juliet, Margaret, James, John and William Bell, and since the death of the said William Bell, dec.,his said widow Rachel and three of his said children, viz: the said Catharine, Eliza and Nancy Bell on the 9 January, 1829, conveyed their interest to the said John G. Joynes. That on the 7 April, 1827, the aforesaid Henry Cook and Hetty, his wife, conveyed to a certain Major S. Pitts all their interest in said estate; and on the --- day of ---, 182 -- the said Major S. Pitts departed this life having first duly made and published his last will and testament, by which he did not specifically devise the aforesaid interest, but which passed and was disposed of under the residuary clause of said will to all the children of the said Major S. Pitts; that the said Major S. Pitts left surviving him the following children, William G. Pitts, Margaret Pitts, Elizabeth Pitts, Edward Pitts and Washington Pitts. That on the 11 December, 1824, the said Bezeleal Watson and Jane, his wife, conveyed by mortgage to your orator John W. Leather-bury all their right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 2 February, 1827. the said John W. Leatherbury assigned the mortgage deed to a certain William W. West; that on the 2 July, 1827, the said William W. West filed his bill for the purpose of foreclosing the said mortgage; that the said interest was sold by decree of court, at which sale a certain John C. Jacob became the purchaser as agent for your orator John W. Leatherbury; that on the 20 May, 1833, the aforesaid James Ross conveyed to the said John W. Leatherbury his interest in said estate, and that on the --- day of --- 1833 the aforesaid John Ross and George T. Belote and Peggy, his wife, the said John Ross and Peggy Belote being two of the children as aforesaid of the aforesaid John Ross, dec., who was one of the children as aforesaid of the aforesaid ----- Ross and Rosey, his wife, conveyed to the said John W. Leatherbury all the interest to which they were entitled, and on the 19 February, 1824, the aforesaid Littleton Dowty, one of the children as aforesaid of the aforesaid ----- Dowty and Susan, his wife, to which said deed Susan the wife of the said Littleton was a party, conveyed to the said John W. Leatherbury all their right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 20 March, 1833, the aforesaid Polly Ross, by the name of Mary M. Ross, conveyed to your orator John R. Fisher all her right, title and interest in said estate &c.	Elliott, John T. 'Jack' Esq. (I53217)
203	(NOTE: Thomas (of Isaac) Beauchamp's birth in 1738 is inconsistent with his wife Jean Addams being named in her father George Addams' will in 1752, as he would have only been age 14 at that time.)	Family: Thomas (of Isaac) Beauchamp / Jean Adams (F31466)
204	(notes of Dan Trimble)	Whittington, Mary (I124978)
205	(notes of Dan Trimble)	Whittington, Margaret (I124979)
206	(notes of Mary Frances Carey)	Bunting, Bridget (I56256)
207	(notes of Thornton W. Marshall)	Marshall, Stephen Duncan (I57341)
208	(notes of Thornton W. Marshall)	Marshall, Levin Rothrock (of Stephen) (I57347)
209	(notes of Thornton W. Marshall)	Marshall, John M. (I57339)
210	(notes of William B. "Bill" Wilkins)	Stakes, Sarah (I57382)
211	(notes of William B. "Bill" Wilkins)	Roberts, Esther (I57384)
212	(notes of William B. "Bill" Wilkins)	Roberts, Peggy (of Wm) (I57386)
213	(notes of William B. "Bill" Wilkins)	Roberts, Margaret 'Peggy' (I57379)
214	(notes of William B. "Bill" Wilkins)	Stakes, William Marshall (I56248)
215	(notes of William B. "Bill" Wilkins)	Marshall, Ann (I56200)
216	(notes of William B. "Bill" Wilkins)	Dennis, Johnson (I126376)
217	(Nuncupative will) Brother John Wallop Sr. Extr. To son William $50. To daughter Rosell $75 & balance to whole of my children.	Wallop, William Sr. (I37205)
218	(Nuncupative will) On 24 Nov 1821 Thomas Fletcher & Elizabeth Fletcher came before David Watts, a Justice of the Peace, & provided the following verbal will of John Addison. My father is to settle my estate. To wife ... To brother Richard Addison ... My horse & cow to be sold. Witt: Thomas Fletcher & Elizabeth W. Fletcher. Prob: Arthur Addison became the Extr. with William Watts & William Johnson securities. Presented by David Watts, Justice of the Peace.	Addison, John (of Arthur) (I53526)
219	(Nuncupative Will) To wife all his estate & at her death to John Collins. Witt: Micajah Beasy, Nancy Taylor & William Hargis made oath to William Downing, a Justice of the Peace.	Richardson, Isaac (I56684)
220	(Obit-Springfield News Sun, Springfield, OH, 29 Jan 1963)	Foos, Gustavus Stewart (I125911)
221	(Obituary)	Houston, Dr. Robert (I125890)
222	(reseach of Dr. William R. Bishop)	Bishop, Dr. George Wilson (I125413)
223	(research of Dr. William R. Bishop)	Family: Capt. John Bishop / Dolly Bishop (F18044)
224	(research of Dr. William R. Bishop)	Bishop, Dr. George Wilson (I125413)
225	(research of James H. Marshall and William B. "Bill" Wilkins)	Marshall, Thomas (I56184)
226	(research of Rob Hall)	Hall, Jesse (I126397)
227	(research or Dr. William R. Bishop)	Bishop, Rev. Dr. William (I125411)
228	(Show as an attorney at law) To wife Jane O. Bayly the personal estate that belonged to her at the time of our marriage, including not only the slaves, but the children of the female slaves which belonged to her & which have been born since our marriage including Israel, Dinah & her children, Ebzey & the children of Marian: Sukey, Richard, William, Rachel, Henry & John & at my wife's death or marriage to my daughter Jane Bayly. To wife the plantation called the Vale in Scarburgh's Neck which formerly belonged to her father upon the condition that she pay my debt due to Robert Hadlock for the purchase of the said plantation. Money due me on extension of lands of Samuel Coard estate be applied to the debt to Robert Hadlock. The land called Mount Custis which includes the plantation on which I live & the plantation on which James Chandler lives & all the houses & ... to remain on the plantation for 5 years & the farm to be cultivated & the profits to be applied to the support & education of Thomas H. Bayly, A. D. Bayly, Sally Bayly, Elizabeth W. Bayly & Margaret P. Bayly, my five children. The plantation called Marino & the mill & the mill lot & house & ... to be operated for 5 years to pay debts. At the end of 5 years from the first day of January after my death, I give to my son Thomas H. Bayly my Mount Custis plantation, being the land on which I live & the land on which James Chandler lives upon the condition that he sell it in whole or in part, provided he can obtain $16,000 for the said land & to divide it between my 4 daughters Anna, Sally, Elizabeth & Margaret, but if my son Thomas not be able to sell it, the plantation is to my said 4 daughters. To wife Jane O. Bayly during her life or widowhood the plantation called Marino, the mill & mill tenement attached & ... & at her death to my daughter Jane O. Bayly. To son Thomas H. Bayly 10,000 acres of my Ohio land, his choice, excepting my houses & lots in Chillicothe, but upon the condition that he comply with the condition as to the sale of my Mount Custis land & if not I give the Mount Custis land to my 4 daughters Ann, Sally, Elizabeth & Margaret & the 10,000 acres in Ohio to my wife & then to my daughter Jane & if my son Thomas should not comply with my desire to sell the Mount Custis land, then he forfeits all that is given to him & it to go to my daughter Jane Bayly. To son Thomas my law books. My other books in my library & maps & charts to my wife & 5 daughters. All my slaves not given to my wife shall remain to carry on the crop for 5 years, but should any of them misbehave or act improperly then they to be sold & after the 5 years they go to my son Thomas & my 5 daughters. Sell my lot in Drummond Town, my lands on Guilford called Fishers, my lands on Wallops Road called Emerson's & all my lands not given in this will, also my houses & lots in Chillicothe, all the remainder of my lands in Ohio & my tract of land in the State of Illinois. The boy William S. Bayly shall have no part of my estate, but he shall be kept to an English school at the expense of my estate until he is age 12 & bound out by my son Thomas to a mechanical or manufacturing trade in the state of Massachusetts. To wife all my pictures & ... at my house at Mount Custis as she wishes to take for the use of the family. Remainder to my wife, son Thomas & 5 daughters. Wife to be guardian to my son Thomas & 5 daughters. Wife Jane O. Bayly & son Thomas H. Bayly Extrs. & they shall give no bond.	Bayly, Col. Thomas Monteagle (270) (Esq.) (I12093)
229	(Somerset wills JP4, 131, 223)	Porter, Richard Beard (I124771)
230	(Source: http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/gathlandhistory.asp)	Townsend, George Alfred (I83983)
231	(The first part of the following deposition was only partly legible) Deposition of John Collins aged about 38 years: Seven years ago during the month of June, Collins (who had since lived two years at Mr. Gore's (?) millhouse plus an additional five years (at an unreadable location)) and Willian Baugh (deceased) went fishing at Chingoteague Island. There they came upon a piece of clear ground with a house three board lengths long and built "upon posts." Collins spent a night in the house and noted that the corn growing there had been tended and weeded a short time before. There was about an acre of cleared ground protected by a "good brush fence." Collins knew it was done by Thomas Welburne or at his orders, being a neighbor. It was seated when Mr. Robert Sott (sic) lived at Chingoteague; Welburne had come over from the island to his house for provisions for his servants and workers. The weather being bad, Mr. Gore (then Collins' landlord) offered his man John Dean (a waterman) to go over with the provisions; Collins promised to go with him, but Welburne refused, saying he would go himself the next day. Welburne did so, and Mr. Scott went with him. (It was after this that Collins visited the island and saw the work that had been done.) Collins thought it might be eight years since he and Wm. Baugh had gone to the island. Several times since, in the company of John Dean, Peter Watson or his son, Collins had been there and had seen no corn growing. The fence was burned, but the house was standing. When he had first come over fron seating the island, Joseph Thorne told of how "they were very hard put to it and how that the wolves had run away with the porridge pot." Signed and sworn in open court by John (~) Collins.	Watson, Peter I (I34492)
232	(Town of Drummond) To wife 1/3 part of all my real estate during her life in lieu of her dower or she can take my Drummond Town property on which I reside together with the lots I purchased of George Drummond whereon Jesse Beavans resides together with the grass lot & the lot I cultivate opposite to Mr. Alexander McCollom's & adjoining William P. Custis, Samuel Walston & others as well as other lands assigned her & considered equal to 1/3 part of my land. To friend Edward H. Ker my library, except books I mark for the family. I give my Forms, Books & Blanks, they having been printed at my own expense & ... to my successor as Clerk of Accomack County Court & the superior Court. Wife & friend Edward H. Ker Extrs.	Bayly, Richard Drummond (271) Esq. (I12118)
233	(Trian Koutoufaris)	Keith, Ernest Voshell (I126507)
234	(Trian Koutoufaris)	Keith, Thomas Muncy (I126506)
235	(Trian Koutoufaris, Melanie A. Merryweather)	Denny, Elizabeth Jane (I126492)
236	(Trian Koutoufaris, Melanie A. Merryweather)	Keith, Thomas Voshell (I126503)
237	(Will Malcolm, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, The Cemeteries of Kent County)	Fisher, Thomas (of Jabez M) (I126487)
238	(William H. Polk, Polk Family and Kinsmen, Bradley-Gilbert Co., Louisville, KY, 1912)	Robinson, Peter Jr. (I118151)
239	(William H. Polk, Polk Family and Kinsmen, Bradley-Gilbert Co., Louisville, KY, 1912)	Hazzard, Arcada 'Cada' (of Cord & Rachel) (I118150)
240	(William H. Polk, Polk Family and Kinsmen, Bradley-Gilbert Co., Louisville, KY, 1912)	Hazzard, Arcada 'Cada' (of Cord & Rachel) (I118150)
241	(William H. Polk, Polk Family and Kinsmen, Bradley-Gilbert Co., Louisville, KY, 1912; Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)	Robinson, Sarah (I126546)
242	(Wm. Bailey, Portsmouth, VA, gave information)	Repository (R44)
243	(Wor Co MD Wills, 1817, p. 22)	Trader, Staton Sr. (I50948)
244	.	Harmanson, John Henry (I25916)
245	.	Copes, Thomas III (I32535)
246	.	Benston, Mary Hearn 'Mamie' (I88226)
247	. James R. Garrison administrator. Bond $25,000. Appraisers: Edmund Roberts, William A. Christian, George Brickhouse and Thomas B. Fisher. Inventory, Appraisement and Account of Sales taken on November 25, 1837. We have appraised the personal estate of Elijah Floyd at his farm near Bell Haven. Inventory, Appraisement and Account of Sales taken on December 1, 1837. We have appraised the personal estate of Elijah Floyd at his farm near Franktown. Recorded on May 14, 1838. Audit and Settlement. James R. Garrison administrator. Begins on May 16, 1837. Recorded on June 11, 1838.	Floyd, Elijah (I73748)
248	... Of Maryland for and in consideration of the sum of of fifty Dollars lawfull money of Maryland to me in hand paid by the Eli Bowen of Worcester County and State of Maryland the receipt whereof I do hereby Acknowledge have bargained Sold and by these presents do bargin and Sell unto Eli Bowen fifty acres of Land being part of Purnells Security lying and being in Queponco hundred To have and To hold the said bargined Premises unto the said Eli Bowen his Executors administrators or assigns Shall and will warrant and forever defend against all persons the said Bargained Premises unto the said Eli Bowen his Executors Administrators and assigns provided nevertheless that if the said Abraham Outten my Executors and Assigns or any of us do well and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the Said Eli Bowen his Executors administrators or assigns the sum of fifty dollars principal with interest until paid thereof on or before the first day of April next coming the date hereof for redemption of the Said bargain Premises this present Bill of Sale to be void or else to remain in full ... ..... I have hereunto set my hand and seal this day of July one thousand eight hundred and two Abram Outen Signed Sealed and delivered in Presence of Esme Purnell & Nixon Davis July the twenty Seventh day Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and two John C. Handy Clk Liber ... folio 145 & 146	Bowen, Eli (I126676)
249	.It was on this date that administration on the estate of James Wharton was granted to Charles Wharton with William S. Custis security.	Wharton, James (244) (I61046)
250	01 Feb 1721 Donnock Dennis, Jr., planter, sold to John Scott "Dennis His Purchase" containing by estimation 400 acres; also there is one other tract adjoining said tract called "Dennis His Second Purchase" containing 200 acres, which said tracts are part or parcel of tract "Smiths Folly" containing 1,000 acres. (Rebecca F. Miller)	Dennis, Donagh 'Donnock' II (I31562)

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(NOTE: This is by far the longest and most complex land cause in N'hamp County records.) William Elliott, Thomas Leatherbury and Nancy, his wife, formerly Nancy Elliott; Robins Bell and Thomas Bell, infant children of Geodiah Bell, dec., by George H. Bell their next friend; William, John, James, Margaret, Juliet and Arinthia J. Bell, infant children of William Bell, dec., by George H. Bell their next friend; Hannah, Mary, Nancy and William Kelly, infant children of John Kelly, dec., by John S. Beach their next friend; John G. Joynes, Thomas R. Joynes, John W. Leatherbury and John R. Fisher, vs. - Suit for division of land. John Turner, William Andrews and Margaret, his wife; William Taylor, William G. Pitts, Margaret Pitts, Elizabeth Pitts, Edward Pitts and Washington Pitts; James Ross, Susan Ross, Severn Ross, Edward Savage, James Bunting and, Delight Bunting. That a certain John T. Elliott, late of this county, died intestate on the --- day of ---, 182-, leaving neither child nor children nor the descendant of a child or children, nor father nor mother, nor brother or brothers, nor sister or sisters, nor the descendant of a brother or sister, nor grandfather or grandmother, neither paternal or maternal, but the following maternal and paternal kindred, viz: John Elliott and your orator William Elliott, paternal uncles of the whole blood; Elizabeth, George, John, Charles and James Elliott and Margaret Elliott and your oratrix Nancy Leatherbury, children of Charles Elliott, dec., an uncle of the whole blood who died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; Elizabeth, Abel and Molly Elliott, children of William Elliott, dec., who was a son of the said Charles Elliott and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; Timothy, Jesse and Stephen Kelly, children of Isaiah Kelly and Hannah, his wife, who was formerly Hannah Elliott, a paternal aunt of the whole blood of the said John T. Elliott, dec. who died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; George and Samuel Parker, two of the children of ----- Parker and Anna, his wife, who was formerly Anna Kelly and a daughter of the said Isaiah and Hannah Kelly; Edward Turlington, Sally Turlington and Maria Savage, formerly Maria Turlington, and now the wife of Major Savage, the said Edward, Sally and Maria being three other children of the said Anna Parker who after the death of her said husband, Parker (who died on the --- day of --- 18--) intermarried with a certain Joseph Turlington and afterwards had the three children last named and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Molly Savage, now the wife of Bagwell Savage and a daughter of -----Rogers and Sally, his wife, the said Sally Rogers was also a daughter of the said Isaiah and Hannah Kelly, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Eliza and Thomas Elliot, also children of the said Sally Rogers who after the death of the said Rogers, her first husband, intermarried with a certain James Elliott who also died previously to the said John T. Elliott; Susan East, wife of John East and a daughter of Sophia Kelly, dec., who was a daughter of the aforesaid Isaiah and Hannah Kelly, dec.; your oratrixes and orator Hannah, Mary, Nancy and William Kelly, who are children of John Kelly who was a son of the aforesaid Isaiah and Hannah Kelly, dec., and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; Anne Kelly the only daughter of Charles Kelly, dec., who was a son of the said Isaiah and Hannah Kelly, dec.; William Bell, who was a son of ----- Bell and Nancy, his wife, which said Nancy was a paternal aunt of the whole blood and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Betsy, George, Jesse and William Mears and Nancy B. Turlington, the wife of John Turlington, the said Betsy, George, Jesse, William and Nancy being children of Hillars Mears and Euphemia, his wife, which said Euphemia was a daughter of the said ----- Bell and Nancy and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; John and Anthony Bell, also children of the said ----- Bell and Nancy, his wife; Catharine, Margaret, Lorenzo, James, Mahala, Sally, William H. and George H. Bell and your orators Thomas and Robins Bell, all of whom are the children of Geodiah Bell, dec., who was a son of the said ----- Bell and Nancy, his wife and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Geodiah, Thomas and George Bell, the children of George Bell, dec., who was a son of the said ----- Bell and Nancy, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; William Oague, son of ----- Oague and Esther, his wife, who was formerly Esther Turner and a maternal aunt of the whole blood and died previously to the death of the said John T. Elliott; William Broughton, only son of ----- Broughton and Sally, his wife, who was formerly Sally Oague, a daughter of the said ----- Oague and Esther, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Hetty Gladding, wife of George Gladding, and a daughter of ----- Wheatley and Rebecca, his wife, which said Rebecca was a daughter of the said ----- Oague and Esther, his wife and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Richard and George Addison, who are also the children of the said Esther Oague, who after the death of the said ----- Oague intermarried with a certain ----- Addison; George Turner, a maternal uncle of the whole blood; John, William and Littleton Dowty and Margaret Andrews, formerly Margaret Dowty, and now the wife of William Andrews, which said John, William and Littleton Dowty and Margaret Andrews are the children of ----- Dowty and Susan, his wife, who was formerly Susan Turner and a maternal aunt of the whole blood and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; William Taylor, the only child of ----- Taylor and Caty, his wife, who was formerly Caty Dowty, a daughter of the said ----- Dowty and Susan, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; John, Joshua and Teackle Turner and Polly, wife of Nathaniel West, and formerly Polly Turner, the said John, Joshua and Teackle Turner and Polly West are the children of John Turner, dec., who was a maternal uncle of the whole blood and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Jane, wife of Bezeal Watson, and a daughter of ----- Bunting and Priscilla, his wife, who was formerly Priscilla Turner and died in the life time of the said John T. Elliott, and was a maternal aunt of the said John T. Elliott; James and Delight Bunting, children of Shepherd Bunting, dec., who was a son of the said ----- Bunting and Priscilla, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Nancy Savage, formerly Nancy Turner, a maternal aunt of the whole blood; Hetty, the wife of Henry Cook and daughter of ----- Ross and Rosey, his wife, which said Rosey Ross was formerly Rosey Turner, a maternal aunt of the whole blood, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; James Ross, only child of Rosey Ross, dec., who was a daughter of the said ----- Ross and Rosey, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; Susan and Severn Ross, only children of David Ross, dec., and who was a son of the said ----- Ross and Rosey, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; John and Polly Ross and Peggy Belote, wife of George T. Belote, and formerly Peggy Ross, which said John and Polly Ross and Peggy Belote are children of John Ross, dec., who was a son of the said ----- Ross and Rosey Ross, his wife, and died in the lifetime of the said John T. Elliott; that the said John T. Elliott left surviving him no more uncles or aunts either maternal or paternal than those above mentioned, who are the only heirs at law of the said John T. Elliott, and that the said John T. Elliott left a widow, Mrs Juliet Elliott who is now living. That the said John T. Elliott was at the time of his death seized in fee simple of several different tracts or parcels of land, situate in the neighborhood of Franktown in this county, and of several different houses and lots in the said town containing on the whole, by estimation, 1200 acres, be the same more or less. That a tract of land containing 300 acres by actual survey, being part of the aforesaid tract, has been assigned to the said Juliet Elliott as and for her dower in the whole of the said real estate of which the said John T. Elliott died seized; That since the death of the said John T. Elliott, viz: on the --- day of --- 18 --, the aforesaid Margaret Elliott, one of the children of the aforesaid Charles Elliott, dec., who was as aforesaid a paternal uncle of the whole blood of the aforesaid John T. Elliott, dec., departed this life unmarried, intestate and without issue, leaving the following descendants of the said Charles Elliott, dec. surviving her, three of whom, viz: the aforesaid John, George and Charles Elliott are brothers of the half blood, and the remaining descendants aforesaid brothers and sisters, and the descendants of a brother of the whole blood; that the aforesaid William Dowty, one of the children of the aforesaid Thomas Dowty and Susan, his wife, has also died since the death of the said John T. Elliott, dec., of full age, unmarried, intestate and without issue, and leaving the said Thomas Dowty, his father, surviving him; that the aforesaid Nancy Savage, a maternal aunt of the whole blood of the said John T. Elliott, dec., as aforesaid, hath also departed this life since the death of the said John T. Elliott, having first duly made and published her last will and testament, which after her death was duly admitted to record, a copy of which is herewith filed marked "A" as a part of this bill, by which said will the said Nancy Savage devised as follows: "3rd - I give to my sons John R. Savage, George Savage, Thomas D. Savage and Edward C. Savage, the whole of the real estate which I heir from John T. Elliott, dec., subject to the restrictions & limitations hereinafter mentioned, that is to say, if either of my sons die without lawful issue that the surviving brother or brothers have and enjoy the share or shares of those deceasing". That since the death of the said Nancy Savage the aforesaid John Savage, one of her aforesaid children, has also died unmarried and without issue, leaving his brothers, the aforesaid George, Thomas and Edward surviving him, and having first duly made and published his last will and testament, a copy of which is filed herewith marked "B", by which will the said John Savage devised his "right in the whole estate of John T. Elliott, dec., to his said brother Edward Savage. That the aforesaid George Turner, one of the maternal uncles of the said John T. Elliott as aforesaid, has also departed this life since the death of the said John T. Elliott, having first duly made and published his last will and testament, a copy of which is herewith filed marked "C" as a part of this bill, by which said will the said George Turner devised the whole of the proportion to which he was entitled of the real and personal estate of the said John T. Elliott to his wife, Lavinia, during her life, with remainder to his two sons William G. Turner and Thorowgood West Turner, after the death of the said Lavinia; That the said Thorowgood West Turner has since died intestate and without issue, leaving as his heirs at law his brothers and sisters, viz: William G. Turner, John R. Turner, Mary Belote, Bridget Peyton, wife of William Peyton. Elizabeth Garrison, wife of Jeremiah Garrison, and Narcissa M. Nurse, wife of Uri Nurse, and since his death, viz: on the 10 day of November, 1832, the said William G. Turner was devisee of the said George Turner, dec., and the said William G. Turner, John R. Turner, Mary Belote, William Peyton and Bridget, his wife and Uri Nurse and Narcissa M. Nurse, his wife, as heirs at law to the said Thorowgood West Turner, dec., and as heirs at law of the said George Turner, dec., and also of his widow, the said Lavinia Turner, dec., by deed of that date conveyed all their right, title and interest in the real and personal estate of the said John T. Elliott to your orator, Thomas R. Joynes, a copy of which is herewith filed marked "D"; That since the death of the said John T. Elliott, viz: on the 22 January, 1833, the aforesaid Elizabeth Elliott, who was as aforesaid one of the children of the aforesaid Charles Elliott, dec., a paternal uncle of the whole blood of the said John T. Elliott, by deed of that date conveyed to your orator, Thomas R. Joynes all the right, title and interest to which she was entitled as one of the heirs of the said John T. Elliott, and as one of the heirs of her deceased sister, the aforesaid Margaret Elliott, in and to the real estate of which the said John T. Elliott died seized as aforesaid; that on the 25 day of January, 1829, the aforesaid Thomas Bell and Geodiah Bell and Elizabeth, his wife, by deed of that date, and afterwards, viz: on the 29 December, 1830, the aforesaid George Bell by deed of that date (which said Thomas. Geodiah and George Bell are, as aforesaid, the children of George Bell, dec., who was a son as aforesaid of the aforesaid -----Bell and Nancy, his wife, who was a paternal aunt of the whole blood of the said John T. Elliott, dec.) conveyed to George H. Bell and Lorenzo D. Bell all the right, title and interest to which they were entitled of, in and to the aforesaid real estate of the said John T. Elliott, dec; that since the date last mentioned, viz: on the 8 February. 1833, the aforesaid George H. Bell and Margaret, his wife, Lorenzo D. Bell and Alice Ann, his wife, William H. Bell and Margaret, his wife, James Bell and Charlotte, his wife, Benjamin Bradford and Catharine, his wife (who was formerly Catharine Bell and is the same Catharine Bell above mentioned), Jesse Phillips and Mahala, his wife (who was formerly Mahala alias Mehaley Bell, and is the same Mahala Bell above mentioned), Sally Bell, alias Sally H. Bell, and Margaret Bell, by deed of that date conveyed to your orator Thomas R. Joynes the interest to which they became entitled as heirs at law of the said John T. Elliott, and to which the said George H. Bell and Lorenzo D. Bell became entitled under the conveyances aforesaid from the aforesaid Thomas Bell and Geodiah Bell and Elizabeth, his wife, and the said George Bell, of, in and to the aforesaid real estate of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; That since the death of the said John T. Elliott, viz: on the 28 September, 1827. the aforesaid Richard and George Addison, together with Matilda, the wife of the said Richard and Elizabeth, the wife of the said George, by deed of that date, and afterwards, viz: on the 31 January, 1831, the said William B. Broughton by deed of that date, and the 31 day of January, 1831, the said George Gladding and Hetty, his wife, by deed of that date, conveyed to your orator Thomas R. Joynes all the right, title and interest to which they were entitled, of, in and to the real estate aforesaid of the said John T. Elliott; That since the death of the daid John T. Elliott, viz: on the 18 January, 1829, the said Joshua B. Turner, by deed of that date; on the 20 January, 1829, the aforesaid Nathaniel West and Mary, his wife, by deed of that date, on the 7 February, 1829, the aforesaid Teackle J. Turner, together with Ann, his wife, by deed of that date, on the 14 December. 1829, the aforesaid Thomas S. Dowty by deed of that date, and on the 29 October. 1830. the aforesaid Thomas D. Savage by deed of that date, conveyed to a certain Littleton Upshur all their right, title and interest to which they were entitled, of, in and to the real estate aforesaid of the said John T. Elliott, dec.; That since the said conveyances the said Littleton Upshur has departed this life, having first made and published his last will and testament; that since his death, viz: on the 14 January, 1833, Abel P. Upshur, the executor of the said Littleton Upshur, in pursuance of the aforesaid will of the said testator, by deed of the date last mentioned, conveyed to your orator, Thorns R. Joynes, all the right, title and interest to which the said Littleton was entitled in said tract of land by virtue of the above mentioned conveyances; That since the death of the said John T. Elliott, viz: on the 27 January, 1824, the aforesaid Jesse Kelly, one of the children of the aforesaid ----- and Hannah Kelly, dec., by deed of the date last mentioned conveyed to a certain Thomas W. Smith all the right, title and interest to which he was entitled in said estate, and that since the said conveyance was made to him, the said Smith, he, the said Thomas W. Smith by deed dated 28 January, 1833, conveyed to your orator Thomas R. Joynes all his interest in said estate; That since the death of the said John T. Elliott, viz: on the 12 December, 1828, the aforesaid John Elliott and George Elliott, (two of the children as aforesaid of the said Charles Elliott, dec., who was a paternal uncle of the whole blood of the said John T. Elliott, dec.), by deed of that date conveyed to your orator John G. Joynes all their right in said estate as two of the heirs of their sister, the aforesaid Margaret Elliott, dec., and on the 11 December, 1827, the aforesaid Charles Elliott, one of the children of the aforesaid Charles Elliott, by deed of that date conveyed to your orator, John G. Joynes all his right in said estate as heir of the said John T. Elliott, and as one of the heirs of the said Margaret Elliott, dec., and on the 14 June, 1828, the aforesaid James Elliott, who is also a son of the aforesaid Charles Elliott, dec., together with Betsey, his wife, conveyed to your orator John G. Joynes all his right as one of the heirs of the said John T. Elliott and as one of the heirs of Margaret Elliott, dec., and on the 1 day of May, 1833, the aforesaid Elizabeth and Molly Elliott, two of the children as aforesaid of the said William Elliott, dec., who was one of the children as aforesaid of the aforesaid Charles Elliott, dec., by deed of that date (the aforesaid Margaret Elliott being at that time dead), conveyed to your orator, John G. Joynes, all their right, title and interest in said estate, and on the 19 December, 1828, the aforesaid Abel Elliott, who was a son of the last named William Elliott, dec., (the said Margaret being then dead), conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all his right, title and interest in said estate, and on the 1 May, 1833, the aforesaid Edward Turlington and George S. Parker, together with Polly, the wife of the said George S. Parker, which said Edward and George are two of the children of the aforesaid Anne Turlington who was formerly Ann Parker as above mentioned, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest, of, in and to the real estate of the said John T. Elliott, dec, and on the 18 February, 1828, the aforesaid Major Savage and Maria, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in said estate, and on the 17 December, 1827, the aforesaid Sally, Alias Sarah Turlington conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all her right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 9 February, 1828, the aforesaid Samuel Parker conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all his interest; that on the 3 August, 1828, the said Timothy Kelly, together with Betsey, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in the said estate; that on the 8 February, 1828, the aforesaid Bagwell Savage and Molly, alias Mary, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 13 May, 1833 the said Eliza Elliott conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all his right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 12 December, 1828, the aforesaid Thomas Elliott conveyed to the said John G. Elliott all his right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 11 December, 1827, the aforesaid Stephen Kelly, together with Margaret, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all his right, title and interest in said estate; that on the S June, 1828, the said John East and Susan, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 12 July, 1828, the aforesaid Jesse, George, William B. and Betsey, alias Elizabeth Meats, and the aforesaid Nancy B. Turlington, together with Betsey, the wife of the said Jesse, Patsy, the wife of the said George, Molly the wife of the said William B. Mears, and the aforesaid John Turlington, the husband of the aforesaid Nancy B. Turlington, conveyed to your orator John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in said estate; that on the IS July, 1828, after the death of the aforesaid Nancy Savage, and also after the death of the aforesaid John Savage, the aforesaid George Savage conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all the right to which he was entitled; that on the 30 day of July, 1828, the aforesaid William Oague, and afterwards on the 5 September, 1828, the said William Oague and Ann, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in said estate; That on the 11 August, 1828, the aforesaid John Dowty conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all his right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 22 February, 1825, the aforesaid George Elliott conveyed to the said John G. Joynes and a certain Walter D. Bayne all his right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 1 March, 1821. the aforesaid John Elliott, a brother of the said George, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes and the said Walter D. Bayne all his interest in said estate; that on the 20 May, 1833, the said Walter D. Bayne, together with Harriet E. R., his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all his interest in said estate; that on the 9 July, 1830, the aforesaid Anne Kelly, who is a daughter of the aforesaid Charles Kelly, dec., who was as aforesaid one of the children of the aforesaid Isaiah and Hannah Kelly, dec., conveyed to a certain Vespasian Ellis all her right, title and interest in said estate, and afterwards, on the 22 October. 1830 the said Vespasian Ellis, together with Sophia H., his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes the said interest; that on the 27 January, 1824, the aforesaid John Bell, one of the children as aforesaid of the aforesaid ----- and Nancy Bell, dec., together with Lucretia, his wife, conveyed to a certain Jacob Bell all his interest; that on the 6 April. 1825, the aforesaid Anthony Bell, one of the children as aforesaid of the aforesaid ----- Bell and Nancy, his wife, conveyed to the said Jacob Bell and a certain John Kelly (of S., all his interest in said estate; that on the 4 August, 1827, the said John Kelly (of S.) and Jacob Bell, together with Margaret, the wife of the said Jacob Bell, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all their right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 12 February, 1824, the aforesaid John Elliott, who was as aforesaid one of the paternal uncles of the aforesaid John T. Elliott, dec., conveyed to the aforesaid George H. Bell all bis right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 22 August, 1827, the said George H. Bell, together with Margaret, his wife, conveyed to the said John G. Joynes all the said interest. That since the death of the said John T. Elliott on the --- day of ---, 182 --, the aforesaid William Bell, who was one of the children as aforesaid of the above named ----- Bell and Nancy, his wife, has departed this life intestate, leaving a widow, Rachel Bell who is still living, and nine children, viz: Catharine, Eliza and Nancy Bell and your orators and oratrixes Arinthia J., Juliet, Margaret, James, John and William Bell, and since the death of the said William Bell, dec.,his said widow Rachel and three of his said children, viz: the said Catharine, Eliza and Nancy Bell on the 9 January, 1829, conveyed their interest to the said John G. Joynes. That on the 7 April, 1827, the aforesaid Henry Cook and Hetty, his wife, conveyed to a certain Major S. Pitts all their interest in said estate; and on the --- day of ---, 182 -- the said Major S. Pitts departed this life having first duly made and published his last will and testament, by which he did not specifically devise the aforesaid interest, but which passed and was disposed of under the residuary clause of said will to all the children of the said Major S. Pitts; that the said Major S. Pitts left surviving him the following children, William G. Pitts, Margaret Pitts, Elizabeth Pitts, Edward Pitts and Washington Pitts. That on the 11 December, 1824, the said Bezeleal Watson and Jane, his wife, conveyed by mortgage to your orator John W. Leather-bury all their right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 2 February, 1827. the said John W. Leatherbury assigned the mortgage deed to a certain William W. West; that on the 2 July, 1827, the said William W. West filed his bill for the purpose of foreclosing the said mortgage; that the said interest was sold by decree of court, at which sale a certain John C. Jacob became the purchaser as agent for your orator John W. Leatherbury; that on the 20 May, 1833, the aforesaid James Ross conveyed to the said John W. Leatherbury his interest in said estate, and that on the --- day of --- 1833 the aforesaid John Ross and George T. Belote and Peggy, his wife, the said John Ross and Peggy Belote being two of the children as aforesaid of the aforesaid John Ross, dec., who was one of the children as aforesaid of the aforesaid ----- Ross and Rosey, his wife, conveyed to the said John W. Leatherbury all the interest to which they were entitled, and on the 19 February, 1824, the aforesaid Littleton Dowty, one of the children as aforesaid of the aforesaid ----- Dowty and Susan, his wife, to which said deed Susan the wife of the said Littleton was a party, conveyed to the said John W. Leatherbury all their right, title and interest in said estate; that on the 20 March, 1833, the aforesaid Polly Ross, by the name of Mary M. Ross, conveyed to your orator John R. Fisher all her right, title and interest in said estate &c.

Elliott, John T. 'Jack' Esq. (I53217)

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(NOTE: Thomas (of Isaac) Beauchamp's birth in 1738 is inconsistent with his wife Jean Addams being named in her father George Addams' will in 1752, as he would have only been age 14 at that time.)

Family: Thomas (of Isaac) Beauchamp / Jean Adams (F31466)

204

(notes of Dan Trimble)

Whittington, Mary (I124978)

205

(notes of Dan Trimble)

Whittington, Margaret (I124979)

206

(notes of Mary Frances Carey)

Bunting, Bridget (I56256)

207

(notes of Thornton W. Marshall)

Marshall, Stephen Duncan (I57341)

208

(notes of Thornton W. Marshall)

Marshall, Levin Rothrock (of Stephen) (I57347)

209

(notes of Thornton W. Marshall)

Marshall, John M. (I57339)

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