Solomon (of Geo of Jos) Gladding, (bricklayer)

Abt 1720 - Yes, date unknown

• Name	Solomon (of Geo of Jos) Gladding  [1]
  Suffix	(bricklayer)
  Birth	Abt 1720	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Paid by County	2 Dec 1742	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [2]
  	Solomon Glading was paid 140 lbs tobacco for fixing the prison and finding bricks.
  Witness paid to be	27 Jan 1742/43	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [3]
  	Charles Rew and Solomon Glading attended two days as witnesses for Peter Copes against Mary Simpson.
  Court - named in suit	26 Mar 1745	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [4]
  	Jedidiah Ewell (attorney: Geo. Douglas) brought action of trespass and assault against Joseph Walker (bail: Solomon Glading), who failed to appear. If he did not appear at the next court, judgment would pass against him.
  Court - named in suit	28 Aug 1745	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [5]
  	William Draper (attorney: William Arbuckle) sued Edmund Barnacastle, who failed to appear. Unless Barnacastle appeared next court, he and his bail (Solomon Glading) would have to pay Draper's damages.
  Land - they sold land	25 Mar 1746	Brickhouse, tract A106, head of Hunting Creek, Accomack Co, Virginia   [6, 7, 8]
  	Henry Hickman joined Solomon Gladding and James Ewell in selling Nicholas Powell 250 acres of land near the head of Hunting Creek for 75 pounds, 10 shillings. The deeds states that his land, called Brickhouse, belonged to a James Ewell, the grandfather of the James Ewell who was selling his 1/3 interest. This leads to the conclusion that Henry Hickman's wife was Susannah Ewell, who died between 1745 and 1746. (NOTE: Carey shows James Ewell was the grandfather of the James Ewell selling the land and Whitelaw shows he was the father.) The order book shows Solomon Glading and Henry Hickman acknowledged their deed to Nicholas Powell. James Ewell's deed to Powell was proved by the oaths of William Arbuckle, Southey Rew and Joseph Powell.
  Land - they bought land	30 Aug 1748	tract A109, south of Guilford & west of Parksley, Accomack Co, Virginia   [9, 10]
  	William Lewis acknowledged his deed to Solomon Glading. William Lewis sold 100 acres of this tract 'called by the name of Hill's."
  Bound Out - They had a child bound to them to learn a trade	1 Apr 1752	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [11]
  	John Simpson (son of William Simpson) was bound to Solomon Glading till lawful age to learn the trade of bricklayer.
  Will - Witnessed a will	15 Oct 1752	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [12]
  	It was on this date that John Lewis, Elizabeth Lewis & Solomon Gladding witnessed the will of Tabitha Ingerson.
  Bound Out - They had a child bound to them to learn a trade	30 Jul 1754	Accomack Parish, Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [1]
  	Ordered that John Simpson aged Fifteen years or thereabouts be bound by Church Wardens of Accomack Parish to Solomon Glading till Lawfull Age to Learn the Trade of a Bricklayer he the said Solomon first giving security for Performance of Conditions in the said Indenture.
  Jury duty	26 Nov 1755	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [13]
  	He was shown as Solomon Glading.
  Court - brought action	29 Jan 1760	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [14]
  	Solomon Glading, who had land on James Arbuckle’s mill stream, and William Drumond, who owned land on a stream issuing from Pitts’s Creek next to John Pitt’s land, wanted to build mills and each asked for an acre on the other side. The sheriff and twelve freeholders of the area were to determine the impact, value the acres and report next court.
  Land - they sold land	29 Jan 1760	tract A109, south of Guilford & west of Parksley, Accomack Co, Virginia   [14, 15]
  	Solomon Glading acknowledged his deed to James Stran.
  Land - their land was processioned	4 Mar 1760	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [16]
  	Pursuant to an Order of the Vestry held August the 20th 1763, for the Parish of Accomack, we the Subscribers have Processioned all and Severall the lines within our Precincts without objection, Viz: the line between Jabez Kendall and William Finney, persons present, Jabez Kendall, William Finney & John Kendall; to land between Daniel Miflin and William & Saml Beavans; between said Miflin and William Finney; between John Kendall & said Finney, present John Kendall, John Woolbridge and Thos [-----]; between John Kendall and Sd Finney, present Arthur Rowles, John Kendall and John Pilchard; between Sarah Blake, Widow, and said Kendall, present the persons freeholders lands from Hunting Creek to Back Creek & up Back Creek Branch to the Middle Road & that they Should begin the same on the 28th Day of November so far after order Granted and finish the same before the last Day of March insuing and that we have caused all freeholders with said Precincts to be Duly Warned & their lands Processioned & give up this as our Report of the same. March the 4th Day 1760 - Jno Lewis, Robt Turnall, James Stran, Richd Grinalds, Sol: White, Jacob White, Smith Melson, George Middleton Senr, George Middleton Junr, John Dix, Sol: Gladding, Solomon Dix, Robt Tankred, Nichlas Powell, Benjn Pruitt, Wm Lewis all being present. Richd Hickman, Benjamin Watt Processioners
  Court - named in order	30 Apr 1760	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [17]
  	Solomon Gladding was granted an acre for building a mill.
  Land - they bought land	30 Mar 1762	tract A130, south side Messongo Creek, Accomack Co, Virginia   [18, 19]
  	James Stran acknowledged a deed to Solomon Glading for 100 acres which he said he had bought from John Aleworth by a General Court deed, and 5 years later Comfort Ailworth, as widow of John, released her dower rights to Gladding. The deed called for only 100 acres, but it seems to have been for the full 140 acres owned by John Aleworth.
  Land - they bought land	25 May 1762	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [20]
  	Southy Northam and wife Rebeca acknowledged a deed to Solomon Glading.
  Court - named in order	30 Nov 1762	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [21]
  	Thomas Kitson, William Drumond and Thomas Crippen, who viewed a proposed road across the swamp between the head of Muddy [also spelled McCuddy] Creek and Mosongo Creek, reported the new road to be one and a half miles shorter than the old, less costly and more convenient for everyone except for Levin Gale (whose land it crossed) and Mr Mackeel and Solomon Gladden (whose only outlet was the old road). Ordered that the petitioners be permitted to clear the new road.
  Court - named in order	27 Apr 1763	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [22]
  	Solomon Bird (overseer of the road from Guilford Branch over the head of Muddy Creek along the new road to the road from Thomas Fisher’s to the head of Massongo Creek) was to have the tithables of the following individuals to work on the same: Richard Hinman, William Andrews Jr, William Andrews Sr, William Riley, Ezekiel Harmon, Woodman Bloxom, Oliver Bell, Isaiah Johnson, Richard Kelly, William Sterling, Nathaniel Bird, Solomon Bird, Jacob Lewis, John Ross, Solomon Gladding, Joachim Michael, Southy Northam, Middleton Mason, Ezekiel Litchfield, James Pettigrew, James Dunkin and Griffin Kelly.
  Court - named in order	30 Jun 1763	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [23]
  	Ordered (on Joachim Michael and Solomon Glading’s motion) that James Arbuckle, Southy Simpson, Henry Fletcher, Charles Bagwell and Thomas Crippen (or any three) view the newly established road from the head of Muddy Creek to the head of Massongo as well as the old road it replaced.
  Court - named in order	27 Jul 1763	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [24]
  	Those viewing the road cleared from the head of Muddy Creek to the head of Massongo and the old road (as requested by Joachim Michael and Solomon Glading), reported it would be reasonable to establish the new road upon its being made as good as the old one. A necessary new road leading from the necks should be “made Good” by Solomon Bird and Isaiah Johnson. Signed, Southy Simpson, Charles Bagwell, Thomas Crippen. Ordered that the old road be kept up as it is, with the persons mentioned in court on 27 April 1763, work only on the new road under Solomon Bird.
  Court - named in order	25 Oct 1763	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [25]
  	The defendant Solomon Glading, who failed to appear, was to pay £5:01:09, sued by Parker Copes.
  Land - they sold land	28 Aug 1764	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [26]
  	Solomon Glading acknowledged a deed to William Young and Benjamin Parks.
  Court - named in suit	26 May 1767	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [27]
  	The sheriff tried to arrest Solomon Gladding, sued by Peck & Taylor, who could not be found.
  Land - they bought land	30 Sep 1767	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [28]
  	Comfort Ailworth acknowledged a deed to Solomon Gladding.
  Court - named in suit	3 Feb 1769	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [29]
  	Robert Evans sued Solomon Glading, who failed to appear; he was to pay £1:15:03 and 93 lbs tobacco with interest from 25 September 1765.
  Land - they sold land	31 Jul 1770	tract A130, south side Messongo Creek, Accomack Co, Virginia   [19, 30]
  	Solomon Gladding and wife Mary acknowledged a deed to James Benson. It included 114 1/2 acres to Benson and 25 1/2 acres to James Hopman, but later in the year they also sold 50 acres to Abner Burton, which they said was part of the land they had sold to Benston.
  Land - they sold land	28 Aug 1770	Accomack County, Virginia, USA   [31]
  	Solomon Gladding and wife Mary acknowledged a deed to Abner Burton.
  Reference Identifier	Hunting Cr
  Record ID	76532
  Death	Yes, date unknown
  Origins
  Patriarch & Matriarch	Howell Gladding, I,   b. 1628, Herefordshire, England d. Aft 19 Mar 1688/89, Accomack County, Virginia, USA  (Age > 61 years)  (Great Grandfather)  (--?--) (--?--),   b. Abt 1695, Accomack County, Virginia, USA d. Yes, date unknown  (Mother)
  Person ID	I76532	MilesFiles23
  Last Modified	17 Sep 2021

  
  

  Father	George (of Joseph) Gladding,   b. Abt 1695, Accomack County, Virginia, USA d. Yes, date unknown
  Mother	(--?--) (--?--),   b. Abt 1695, Accomack County, Virginia, USA d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	Abt 1720	Accomack County, Virginia, USA
  Family ID	F40848	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	(--?--) (--?--),   b. Abt 1725, Accomack County, Virginia, USA d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	Abt 1745
  Children	+ 1. George (of Solomon of Geo) Gladding, Sr. (Gladden),   b. Bef 1755, Accomack County, Virginia, USA d. Bef 27 Jan 1817, Accomack Parish, Accomack County, Virginia, USA (Age < 62 years) ╚═ Euphamy (--?--)  (Age < 82 years)  m. Abt 1775
  Last Modified	13 Mar 2023
  Family ID	F40849	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 2	Mary (--?--),   b. Abt 1745, Accomack County, Virginia, USA d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	Bef 31 Jul 1770  [30]
  Children	1. Rebecca Gladding,   b. Abt 1771, Accomack County, Virginia, USA d. Yes, date unknown
  Last Modified	13 Mar 2023
  Family ID	F40792	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map		Birth - Abt 1720 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Paid by County - 2 Dec 1742 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Witness paid to be - 27 Jan 1742/43 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Court - named in suit - 26 Mar 1745 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Court - named in suit - 28 Aug 1745 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Bound Out - They had a child bound to them to learn a trade - 1 Apr 1752 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Will - Witnessed a will - 15 Oct 1752 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Jury duty - 26 Nov 1755 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Court - brought action - 29 Jan 1760 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Land - their land was processioned - 4 Mar 1760 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Court - named in order - 30 Apr 1760 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Land - they bought land - 25 May 1762 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Court - named in order - 30 Nov 1762 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Court - named in order - 27 Apr 1763 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Court - named in order - 30 Jun 1763 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Court - named in order - 27 Jul 1763 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Court - named in order - 25 Oct 1763 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Land - they sold land - 28 Aug 1764 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Court - named in suit - 26 May 1767 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Land - they bought land - 30 Sep 1767 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Court - named in suit - 3 Feb 1769 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA Land - they sold land - 28 Aug 1770 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA  = Link to Google Earth
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