Thomas Blacklock, II

1628 - Bef 1677  (< 49 years)

• Name	Thomas Blacklock  [1]
  Suffix	II
  Birth	1628	Northampton Co, Virginia   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Court - named in order	24 Jan 1654	Northampton Co, Virginia   [2]
  	This day came Mrs. Ann Littleton, widow & late wife of Col. Nathaniel Littleton Esq., and made her complaint against her servant Christian, the wife of Thomas Bellocke, which at large is manifest to Commissioners now present, not only by the declaration of Mrs. Littleton, but also by sufficient testimony and attestations of Robert Blacke, Mr. Daniel Baker, Joane the wife of Nicholas Barnard & Margaret the wife of Jno. Allen, whereby it appears that the said Christian Bellocke hath (in a most opprobrious scandalous manner) vilified , abused and many times condemned her said Mrs. Littleton & continues in the like incorrigible practice (without hopes of reformation with ill language & disturbance towards her fellow servants in the family and in particularly menacing terms towards the said Mistress. It is therefore ordered that Christian Bellocke shall forthwith receive upon her naked shoulders 30 lashes well applied forthwith to be performed by the sheriff or his deputy. It is further ordered that Christian Bellocke shall have a gage put in her mouth to restrain her from her "rayleinge" language which is to be acted as just occasion shall require until her words & actions shall express her good behavior towards Mrs. Littleton, or she to be disposed of in some other place. Recorded 12 February 1654/55.
  Headright	25 Mar 1656	Northampton Co, Virginia   [3]
  	He was shown as Tho. Blacklock on a list of 47 headrights presented by Southey Littleton when he was granted a patent for 2,340 acres at Nondris (Nondui) Cr.
  Jury duty	23 Jun 1658	Northampton Co, Virginia   [4]
  	He was shown as Tho: Blacklock who was on a jury to view the body of Franics, servant to John Mutton, and viewed the corpe but how he came by his death they know not. Subscribed on 23 June 1658.
  Court - named in petition	26 Jul 1658	Northampton Co, Virginia   [5]
  	He was shown as Tho: Blacklock who was on a list of those who the late sheriff Mr. Anthony Hodgkins had made accounts with and which the list may have been faulty.
  Jury duty	28 Jul 1658	Northampton Co, Virginia   [6]
  	He was shown as Tho: Blacklock.
  Tithable list	1662	Northampton Co, Virginia   [7]
  	He was shown as Tho. Blacklot with 1 tith.
  Cattle Mark recorded	26 Apr 1662	Northampton Co, Virginia   [8]
  	He was shown as Thomas Blackocks.
  Court - defendant	29 Apr 1662	Northampton Co, Virginia   [9]
  	In the difference depending between Wm Sterling plantift and Tho: Blacklock deft concering a heifer in controversey between them, it is ordered that Tho: Blacklock shall forthwith deliver to Wm Sterling the heifer and to pay costs of suit and Major Waters & Capt. Andrews and such neighbors as they shall choose to view the cattle claimed by the Tho: Blacklock as his own & give an account to the Court. The deposition of Paule Trendall, aged 45 years, saith that being at the home of Wm. Sterling with Thomas Blacklock your deponent heard Blacklock proffer Wm. Sterling to deliver him his heifer, which was then Running at Blacklocks plantation and Wm. Sterling refused to received it.
  Tithable list	1663	Northampton Co, Virginia   [10]
  	He was shown as Tho: Blacklock with 2 tithes.
  Tithable list	1664	Northampton Co, Virginia   [11]
  	He was shown as Tho: Blacklock with 1 tith.
  Tithable list	1666	Northampton Co, Virginia   [12]
  	He was shown as Tho: Blacklock.
  Will - Mentioned in	1 Jul 1670	Northampton Co, Virginia   [13]
  	In his will Jeremiah Robinson gave to Elizabeth the dau. of Thomas Blacklock a heifer to be delivered after my wife Elizabeth's decease. To Derrick the son of Emanuell Rodriggus a heifer to be delivered as aforesaid. To Thomas Mills the son of Alexander Mills and Joane his wife a bed, blanket, and heifer. To Sarah Hewitt the dau. of Joane the wife of Alexander Mills a cedar chest with lock and key brought by me from the West Indies. Robert Hambleton and "Judeth Negro woman" to be free after my wife's decease. Wife resid. legatee and extrx. with Francis Piggod and John Tankard to oversee. Witt: Alexander 'X' Mills, Robert 'X' Smith, John Tankard (Note: The extrx. married John Cleer)
  Jury duty	12 Jan 1674	Northampton Co, Virginia   [14]
  	He was shown as Tho Blacklock.
  Court - namd in suit	21 Feb 1673/74	Accomack Co, Virginia   [15]
  	Tho. Blacklock (attorney: Mr. Jno. Tankard) was granted an attachment of eleven pounds five shillings and court costs against the estate of Jno. Knotts if it could be found in the county.
  Jury duty	30 Dec 1674	Northampton Co, Virginia   [16]
  	He was shown as Mr. Tho: Blacklock.
  Tithable list	1675	Northampton Co, Virginia   [17]
  	He was shown as Tho: Blacklock with 1 tith.
  Land bought	27 Jan 1674/75	tract A87, south fork of Hunting Creek, Accomack Co, Virginia   [18, 19]
  	John and Dorothy Arue (Rew) sold his half of this tract of 600 acres to Thomas Blacklock, and three years later he (wife Chrisitan) left to his son Thomas and his will also mentioned daughters Elizabeth and Frances. Nothing more was found recorded about young Thomas or his sister Frances. In 1683 Thomas and Elizabeth (Blacklock) Foster sold 150 acres to Thomas Blake, about whon nothing more was found. In 1714 Francis Ayres (who had inherited the other half from Gowers) had the whole surveyed and found 579 acres, for which he obtained a patent in his own name, as all of the Rew land part had now reverted to the Crown as escheat land. Accomack Co order book shows a deed from Jon. Arue, planter, and Dorothy his wife, sold to Tho. Blacklock, planter of Northampton County, 300 acres on Hunting Creek once owned by Wm. Gowers who bequeathed to Arue. Signed 25 January 1674/75, John (X) Areue and Dorothy (\/) Arue. Witnesses: Amb. White and Roger Mikell.
  Jury duty	31 Aug 1675	Northampton Co, Virginia   [20]
  	He was shown as Tho: Blacklock.
  Jury duty	28 Oct 1675	Northampton Co, Virginia   [21]
  	He was shown as Mr. Tho: Blacklock.
  Court - statement in	10 Nov 1675	Northampton Co, Virginia   [22]
  	These are to give notice to the inhabitants of Northampton County that Thomas Blacklock is suddenly (God williling) about to depart this County. If anyone can ask or demand any just claim or debt due from me, let them repair to my house & they shall be satisfied all just debts by the subscriber. Signed: Thomas Blacklock. Also on this same date it was recorded that the cattle, horses & mares have been viewed by the undersigned in Thomas Blacklock's pen. Signed: George Evelin, Bartholomew Cosier & John Moore.
  Tithable list	1676	Accomack Co, Virginia   [23]
  	Other then 1663, Tho. Blacklock consistently showed 1 tith, implying he had no son age 16 or above. So when he was shown with 2 tithes in 1676 his son had evidently turned age 16.
  Jury duty	20 Apr 1676	Accomack Co, Virginia   [24]
  	He was shown as Tho. Blacklock.
  Jury duty	17 Jul 1676	Accomack Co, Virginia   [25]
  	He was shown as Mr. Blacklock.
  Will	29 Nov 1676	Accomack Co, Virginia   [26]
  	In his will Thomas Blacklock, named his wife Christian Extr with the advice of my son Thomas Blacklock. To son Thomas plantation where I now live. Maj. John West, Capt. Richard Hill & John Drummond to divide estate between wife & 3 children. Witt: John Drummond & Thomas Berrit.
  Death	Bef 13 Sep 1677	Accomack Co, Virginia   [26]
  	It was on this date that his will was proved.
  Court - named in statement	29 Aug 1678	Northampton Co, Virginia   [27]
  	I, the subscriber, do very well remember that I had the within bond delivered me by the within mentioned Thomas Blacklock to sue for & when I received it, it was firm & sound & a seal to it but with carring about & by accident being with other papers wet in water is the occasion if was defaced as witnessed by my hand. Signed: Jno. Tankard.
  Record ID	95925
  Person ID	I95925	MilesFiles23
  Last Modified	21 Nov 2017

  
  

  Father	Thomas Blacklock, I,   b. Abt 1600, Cumberland, County Cumbria, England d. Yes, date unknown
  Mother	Rachel (--?--),   b. 1605, England d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	1627	Eastern Shore, Virginia   [1]
  Family ID	F31825	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Christian Scott,   b. Abt 1630, Cumberland, County Cumbria, England d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	Abt 1653	Cumberland, County Cumbria, England   [1]
  Children	1. Frances Blacklock,   b. Abt 1656, Accomack Co, Virginia d. Yes, date unknown + 2. Elizabeth Blacklock,   b. Abt 1658, Accomack Co, Virginia d. Yes, date unknown   3. Thomas Blacklock, III,   b. Abt 1660, Accomack Co, Virginia d. Yes, date unknown
  Last Modified	13 Mar 2023
  Family ID	F31826	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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