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Chalkley 1
Title: | Source:Chalkley, 1912a Volume 1. Augusta county Court Order Books and Judgements
| Given Name | page | Date | County | Extract
| Adam | 385 | MAY, 1786 | | (A to B). William Anderson vs. Robert Porter and Reice Porter, infants, and Adam Porter, their father.
| Daniel | 220 | DECEMBER 19, 1781. | | (359) ... Mary Porter, wife of Daniel Porter, and 2 children, the same [allowed, in addition to former
| James | 405 | Nov 1795 | | William Henry vs. James Johnston and wife.--Thomas Brown deposes,
Lexington, Kentucky, January 2, 1792. James Porter is about to remove
to Kentucky 14th October, 1790.
| John | 93 | NOVEMBER 17, 1761. | | (106) County Levy. To John Porter, wolf; Francis Graham, wolf; John McKamy, wolf; John Hughes, wolf; John Cunningham, jailer.
| Mary | 223 | DECEMBER 19, 1781. | | (359) ... Mary Porter, wife of Daniel Porter, and 2 children, the same [allowed, in addition to former
| Mary | 220 | MAY 15, 1781. | | (330) Mary Porter, wife of William Porter, a soldier in the Continental Army, allowed £360 for her children
| Reice | 385 | | | MAY, 1786 (A to B). William Anderson vs. Robert Porter and Reice Porter, infants, and Adam Porter, their father.--Writ, 19th November, 1785. Mathias Benson vs. Samuel Anderson (Long Glade).--Writ, 17th April, 1784.
| Robert | 385 | | | MAY, 1786 (A to B). William Anderson vs. Robert Porter and Reice Porter, infants, and Adam Porter, their father.--Writ, 19th November, 1785. Mathias Benson vs. Samuel Anderson (Long Glade).--Writ, 17th April, 1784. | Samuel | 437 | | |
| Thomas | 133 | MARCH 24, 1767. | | (52) Thomas Porter, witness from Orange--70 miles. Thomas Landrum, witness from Orange--80 miles.
| Wm | 220 | MAY 15, 1781. | | (330) Mary Porter, wife of William Porter, a soldier in the Continental Army, allowed £360 for her children
| Wm. | 246 | JULY 18, 1786. | | (80) Elijah McClenachan allowed £3 for boarding William Porter, a Continental soldier, when in the smallpox.
| Wm. | 257 | APRIL 21, 1789. | | (44-45)... (45) William McCormack to be bound to John Hunter, and William Porter, orphan, aged 14 last January, and Henry Blackmore to be bound.
| Wm. | 483 | 1774 | | List of wolf scalps, beginning 1774: To James Loskey, Joseph Newton, William Porter, Levin Benson,
| Wm. | 525 | 16th August, 1742; | | List of deeds recorded in Orange County executed by Benjamin Borden 1734-1745:...William Porter, 16th August, 1742;
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Chalkley 2
Title: | Source:Chalkley, 1912a Volume 2
| Given Name | page | Date | County | Extract
| Agnes | 361 | 1789--Dec 17th, | | John McCutchen and Agnes Porter;
| Ann | 271 | | | Page 244--Wm. Hopkins vs. _____ _____. Bill, 1827. Wm., orator,
is son of Wm. Hopkins, who, on 25th August, in 1800, conveyed lands to son Arthur, brother of Wm., Jr., on Toller's Creek, in Albemarle Deed was never recorded. Arthur died in Kentucky, intestate. Wm., senior, is also dead, intestate. Wm., senior, left following descendants and heirs, viz: Saml. Hopkins; Jane, widow of _____ Moon; Susan, wife of
Jacob Robertson, formerly Susan Haden; Samuel, Christopher and Robert Haden, infants of Elizabeth Haden, formerly Hopkins; Ann, wife of Peter Porter; Margarite D., wife of John H. Roberts; Mildred, wife of James Thomas; Isabella, wife of Henry Turner; Mary C. Hopkins, orator and Arthur. Deed, 26th August, 1800, by Wm. Hopkins, Senior, and
wife, Mary, of Albemarle, to Arthur Hopkins, of Cumberland County Kentucky.
| Easter | 220 | | | Mackey vs. Mackey--O. S. 296; N. S. 106--Will of Mary Mackey, alias
Little, dated 3d September, 1810. Aged and infirm. Sons, Henry Mackey,
William Mackey; daughter, Mary Willson, and her children; daughters,
Esther Walkup and Betsy Bailey, and husband Wm.; granddaughter, Phoebe
Elliott; granddaughter. Nancy McCorkle; granddaughters, Polly Hamilton
and Polly Davis; grandchildren, James Wilson, Graham and Polly Mackey
Walkup; granddaughters, Easter Porter and Elizabeth Taylor; two
daughters-in-law; legatee, Saml. McCorkle Mackey; legatee, Polly Bailey;
legatee, Wm. McCorkle; daughter Jean's sons, viz: John, Alexander, Henry and
Abner. Executors, Henry Mackey and Arthur Walkup. Recorded in Rockbridge,
31st January, 1814.
| John | 103 | | | Porter vs. Paul--O. S. 87; N. S. 29--Deed by John Paul, of Rockbridge,
to William Porter and John Porter, Jr., of Rockbridge, dated 17th
February, 1804. Releases all claim as legatee under will of John Porter, Sr.
Bill states, few years ago, John Porter, father of orators, William and John, died, leaving widow and children, viz: orators and a
daughter; wife of John Wilson, and several grandchildren, sons and
daughters of daughter who had married John Paul and who died before
her father.
| John | 151 | | | Summers vs. Summers--O. S. 181; N. S. 64--Bill 1809. Complainants
are Andrew, Philip Summers, John Fawber and Juliana, his wife;
Philip Link (Sink); Christiana, his wife, and _____, the children
of Elizabeth Taylor by her former husband, Nicholas Grass, show
that John Summers died testate, devising lands to sons, Samuel and
George Summers, with legacies to son Andrew; Philip, John and
Elizabeth Summers, children of his son John, deceased; children of
daughter Elizabeth Grass; daughter Christiana Sink; daughter
Juliana; daughter Sarah. George died before his father and his
portion descended to the heirs-at-law at father's death, viz:
Andrew and Philip Summers, Elizabeth Taylor, Juliana Fawber,
Christiana Sink, Samuel Summers, Sarah Porter, John and Elizabeth
Summers. Defendants are, viz: Samuel Summers; John Porter and
Sarah, his wife; John and Elizabeth Summers; George Taylor and
Elizabeth, his wife. Power attorney by Thomas Allen and Elizabeth,
his wife (late Summers) of Russel County, to John Summers of said
County, to recover her interest in estate of John Summers,
deceased, of Augusta County, dated 2d September, 1812. Conveyance
by John Porter and Sarah, his wife (late Summers, daughter of John
Summers, deceased), of Bath County, to Robert McChesney, 17th
February, 1812. David Cress of Wythe County to brother Samuel Cress
power attorney to collect legacy under will of John Summers, 20th
October, 1815. John Cress of Wythe to John Summers of Russell
County, grandson of John Summers, deceased, and legatee, dated
1812, as above. Nicholas Cress's children were, viz: George, born
21st October, 1787; John, born 25th February, 1790; David, born
19th December, 1791; Samuel, born 18th December, 1793; Andrew, born
19th November, 1795; Joshua, born 1st June, 1798. Elizabeth Summers
(defendant here) married Thomas Allen of Russell.
| Lydia | 246 | | | Gwinn vs. Moore--O. S. 343; N. S. 124--Bill, 1822, by Evan Gwinn and
Elizabeth, his wife, and Lydia Porter, daughters of John Moore of
Rockingham, who died 1st December, 1819, testate. Will of John Moore of
Rockingham. Son, Thomas; son, Andrew; son, John; son, Amos; brother,
Joseph; daughter, Lydia; daughter, Clair; daughter, Mary; daughter,
Elizabeth; daughter, Madlene. Dated 13th July, 1818. Recorded in Rockingham,
December, 1819.
| Mary | 293 | | | 1791--December 4, Edward Bickerstoff and Mary Porter; surety,
William Shields; witness, Matt. Gambill.
| Mary | 358 | | | MEMORANDUM OF MARRIAGES FOR 1791, 1792, 1793, 1794, 1795.
1791--December 9th, Edward Bickerstaff and Mary Porter; December 27th, Andrew Hunter and
Jean Thompson; December 29th, Mark Hatton and Jean Renaered.
| Patrick | 75 | | | Simon Cockrell vs. John Duncan--O. S. 35; N. S. 12--Bill filed 18th
May, 1796. In 1770 William Herbert made a settlement upon waste and
unappropriated land on Cubb Creek in Washington County, and occupied
it until 1776, when his overseer was killed by the Indians, when Rawley
Duncan took possession. Herbert died testate in 1776, which was proved
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on 3d September, 1776, in Fincastle County, leaving William Herbert as
his heir at law, from whom orator purchased. Rawley Duncan obtained
a certificate of settlement in 1773. Rawley Duncan died intestate, leaving
John Duncan his only son and heir. Townshend Duncan is now in possession.
Benjamin Nicholson deposes in Clarke County, Ky., 16th May,
1798, that in 1775 he knew Rawley Duncan to purchase the tract from
James Nalle. Peter Hutchinson deposes in Russel (?) County, 30th June,
1798, that about June, 1775, he was frequently in company with Robert
Elson, who told him that the land he lived on was Harbard's and that he
and some of his relations that lived at the same place were employed to
keep stock. In the same year he heard a dispute between Rawley Duncan and
John Duncan's widow about the plantation at the ford of Clinch, where
they both lived at that time, and understood that Rawley and his brother
John were to go halves in the plantation. William Crunk deposes he lived
with the Duncans in the same settlement. John Fugate (Fugitt) deposed
30th June, 1798, that James McCarthy told him he sold the land to Richard
Stanton, and Stauntom had sold to Harbard. It was the first piece
of land McCarthy took up in the county. The land McCarthy's corn right
was laid on McCarthy bought of David Cowen. Thomas Fauster deposes
in Wythe County that in 1775 he started for Kentucky and stopped at
Robert Elsom's house, who lived on Herbert's land. Cap. Alexander
Ritchie deposes in Clarke County, Ky., 16th May, 1798, that in 1772
William Herbert brought a stock of cattle to Hays Creek and Robert
Elsom came with him to take care of them. Patrick Porter deposes 28th
April, 1798, that about 1770-1771 he moved to Clinch and a certain Robert
Elsom came about the same time and settled at the head of Hay's Creek.
Rachel Haunspale, late a wife to Robert Elsom, deceased, deposes at
Herbert's Ferry in Wythe County, 14th July, 1798, that Robert was employed
in 1770 to go to Clinch. Robert together with Rachel's father, William
Hayes, went to Clinch and settled at a spring. Copy of William Herbert's
will dated 28th May, 1776, proved in Fincastle County Court, 3d September,
1776. Certified as of the records of Montgomery County, 24th February,
1796, to wife, Sarah, plantation called Poplar Camp, and slaves; to eldest
son, William, plantation on Reed Island, where Joseph Barren, Jr., is now
living; to youngest son, Thomas, plantation where Josiah Hamilton lives;
to eldest daughter, Martha, to youngest daughter, Joanna. William's father
and mother are alive and living with him. Certain moneys due him by a
Mr. Ozborn, iron mongers in West Street, without Lawful Gale Bristol in
Old England.
| Patrick | 463 | | | Page 280.--1760: Processioned by Joshua Mathews and John Armstrong,
in Capt. John Maxwell's Company: For Michael Finney, for John Berryford,
for Pat Porter, for Wm. Haldman, for John Harger, for Arthur McClure,
for John Armstrong, for Paul Whitley, for Jonathan Whitley, for
James Todd, for James Davis, for John Poage, for James McGavock, for
John Maxwell, for Michael Dougherty, for John Mitchell, for James Gilmore,
for James Bates, for John McCallum, for Richard Woods, for Edward
Sharp, for Audley Paul, for Wm. Mathews, for Richard Mathews, for John
Mathews.
| Peter | 271 | | | Page 244--Wm. Hopkins vs. _____ _____. Bill, 1827. Wm., orator, is son of Wm. Hopkins, who, on 25th August, in 1800, conveyed lands to son Arthur, brother of Wm., Jr., on Toller's Creek, in Albemarle Deed was never recorded. Arthur died in Kentucky, intestate. Wm., senior, is also dead, intestate. Wm., senior, left following descendants and heirs, viz: Saml. Hopkins; Jane, widow of _____ Moon; Susan, wife of Jacob Robertson, formerly Susan Haden; Samuel, Christopher and Robert Haden, infants of Elizabeth Haden, formerly Hopkins; Ann, wife of Peter Porter; Margarite D., wife of John H. Roberts; Mildred, wife of James Thomas; Isabella, wife of Henry Turner; Mary C. Hopkins, orator and Arthur. Deed, 26th August, 1800, by Wm. Hopkins, Senior, andwife, Mary, of Albemarle, to Arthur Hopkins, of Cumberland County Kentucky.
| Robert | 291 | | | 1790--March 20, Robert Porter and Elizabeth Blair, daughter of John
Blair (consent); witnesses, Wm. Young, Jon. Bell; surety, Jno. Gamble.
| Robert | 350 | | | 1798, January 8th--By Rev. Wm. Wilson: Ruben Shackelford and Rebecah
Johnston; January 12th, William Palmer and Jenny Chestnut; January
18th, John Boys and Anne St. Clair; January 19th, Robert Reed and
Isabella Walker; February 3d, George Groff and Polly Shore (Share?);
February 27th, William Bell and Margaret Allen; March 11th, John Alexander
and Junet (Jennet?) Alexander; March 20th, Robert Porter and Elizabeth
Blair; March 22d, Alex. Walker and Magdaline Harner; March 27th,
Daniel Sheets and Elizabeth Whitemore; April 6th, Abraham Selling and
Priscilla Jones; April 29th, Ezekiel Cooper and Mary King; May 22d,
John Chesnut and Anne Palmer; June 22d, John Thompson and Jane
Knowls; June 22d, John Wayte and Suckey Bell; July 22d, Edward Hall
and Polly Stuart; August 17th, Robert Reed and Sarah Notfield; August
17th, Cornelius Cain and Sarah Hyatt; October 14th, Jacob Eccord and
Barbara Peck; October 27th, George Faysnight and Barbara Shore;
November 17th, Frederick Miser and Mary Kiplinger; November 19th, John
Kelar and Nelly Matheny; November 19th, David Hogshead and Catherine
Graham; December 19th (?), George Craig and Betsy Evans; December 23d,
John Backensto and Polly Fleiger; December 29th, George King
and Rebecah Brown; December 29th, Francis Alexander and Elizabeth
McClure.
| Sarah | 151 | | | Summers vs. Summers--O. S. 181; N. S. 64--Bill 1809. Complainants
are Andrew, Philip Summers, John Fawber and Juliana, his wife;
Philip Link (Sink); Christiana, his wife, and _____, the children
of Elizabeth Taylor by her former husband, Nicholas Grass, show
that John Summers died testate, devising lands to sons, Samuel and
George Summers, with legacies to son Andrew; Philip, John and
Elizabeth Summers, children of his son John, deceased; children of
daughter Elizabeth Grass; daughter Christiana Sink; daughter
Juliana; daughter Sarah. George died before his father and his
portion descended to the heirs-at-law at father's death, viz:
Andrew and Philip Summers, Elizabeth Taylor, Juliana Fawber,
Christiana Sink, Samuel Summers, Sarah Porter, John and Elizabeth
Summers. Defendants are, viz: Samuel Summers; John Porter and
Sarah, his wife; John and Elizabeth Summers; George Taylor and
Elizabeth, his wife. Power attorney by Thomas Allen and Elizabeth,
his wife (late Summers) of Russel County, to John Summers of said
County, to recover her interest in estate of John Summers,
deceased, of Augusta County, dated 2d September, 1812. Conveyance
by John Porter and Sarah, his wife (late Summers, daughter of John
Summers, deceased), of Bath County, to Robert McChesney, 17th
February, 1812. David Cress of Wythe County to brother Samuel Cress
power attorney to collect legacy under will of John Summers, 20th
October, 1815. John Cress of Wythe to John Summers of Russell
County, grandson of John Summers, deceased, and legatee, dated
1812, as above. Nicholas Cress's children were, viz: George, born
21st October, 1787; John, born 25th February, 1790; David, born
19th December, 1791; Samuel, born 18th December, 1793; Andrew, born
19th November, 1795; Joshua, born 1st June, 1798. Elizabeth Summers
(defendant here) married Thomas Allen of Russell.
| Thomas | 500 | | | James Chiles' Declaration, August 27th, 1832: Age 70; enlisted under Ensign John Taylor of Orange; served under Col. Francis Taylor in the Company of Capt. Garland Burnley, Lieut. Thomas Porter the year that Col. Wallace was taken. Starke Wright of Louisa served with him. Robert Mansfield's Declaration, September 24th, 1832: Age 70; enlisted
under Capt. Garland Burnley, Lieut. Thomas Porter, Capt. Henry Burke,
Col. Richard Linsey, Gen. Lawson's Brigade; was present at Comwallis'
surrender.
| William | 103 | | | Porter vs. Paul--O. S. 87; N. S. 29--Deed by John Paul, of Rockbridge,
to William Porter and John Porter, Jr., of Rockbridge, dated 17th
February, 1804. Releases all claim as legatee under will of John Porter, Sr.
Bill states, few years ago, John Porter, father of orators, William and John, died, leaving widow and children, viz: orators and a
daughter; wife of John Wilson, and several grandchildren, sons and
daughters of daughter who had married John Paul and who died before
her father.
| William | 320 | | | 1796--September 30, Wm. Porter and Joseph Sharp, surety. Wm. Porter and Fanny Sharp, daughter of John Sharp, Sr. (consent). Teste: Jno. Sharp, Jr.
| William | 354 | 1796, October 5th | | Wm. Porter and Fanny Thorp
| William | 355 | | | March 20th, 1798 Robert Porter and Elizabeth
Blair;
| William | 408 | 1775 | | Augusta county Fee Book: page 9, William Porter, C. Cr.
| William | 409 | 1777 | | Augusta county Fee Book: page 18, William Porter, Jr.
| William | 444 | | | Page 178.--1756: Processioned by Andrew hays and Jacob Anderson, viz:
For Capt. Joseph Culton, for John Stuart, for Robert Stuart, for Alex.
McCroskey, for Alex. Miller, for James Moor, for James Robson, for Wm.
Reach, for Robert Roech, for James Ritherfoard, for Jno. Bounton, for Wm.
Givin, for Robert Culton, for Wm. Porter, for John McCroskey, for Wm.
Buchanan, for Charles Hays, for Alex. Walker, Jr., for Alex. Walker, Sr., for
James Walker, for John Walker, for John Wallis, for Andrew Hays, for
Jacob Anderson.
| William | 451 | | | Page 385.--1765: Processioned by Collier and McCampbell, viz: For
William McCamey, for Jno. Beatty (Samuel Norrad present), for Solomon
Whitley, for Wm. Gilmore, for Robt. Erwin, for Jno. McKee, for Andw.
McCampbell, for Henry Kirkham, for Edward Fairies, for James Campbell,
for Alex. Deal, for John Gilmore, for Moses Cunningham for Robt. Hamilton,
for James McCalster, for Hugh Cunningham, for George McConne;
for Wm. Moore, Michael Kirkham present; for James Young, for Robert
McKelhenny, for Margery Crawford, for Saml. Todd, for Rob. Young,
for James Hutton, for James Todd, for George Gibson for Alex. Collier,
for Jno. Hanna, for Robt. Talford, for Robt. McHenry, for David Talford,
for William Hall, for John McMurtrey, for James Davies, for Robt. McKee,
for Jno. Somers, for Jno. Huston, for Jno. Wylie, for Jno. McConne, for
Archd. Buchanan, for Wm. Porter, for Jno. Wieley.
| William | 464,465 | | | Page 287.--1760: Processioned by Reagh and Huston: For James Walker,
for James Robison, for James Moore, for Charles Hays, for Andrew Hays,
for Samuel Dunlap, for Wm. Porter, for Robert Ealson, for James Anderson,
for Jacob Anderson, for Wm. Young, for Alex. Walker, for Alex.
Walker, Sr., for Robert Hurt, for John Edmiston, for James Buchanan, for
William and Robert Buchanan, for Samuel Hayes, for John Robertson, for
Mathew Robertson, for Widow Bell, for James Coulter, for John Buntin,
for Wm. Buchanan, for Andrew Buchanan, for Alex. Miller, for John Wallace,
for Samuel Buchanan, for Wm. Reaoh, for Joseph Culton, for John
Walker, for Wm. Porter, for Robert Catton (Cotton), for John Hurt
(Hart).
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Chalkley 3
Title: | Source:Chalkley, 1912a Volume 3 Wills and Deeds
| Given Name | page | Date | County | Extract
| David | 164 | | | Page 269.--19th March, 1783. Recorded. John McClenachan's estate,
Dr., to Alex. St. Clair--1781, September 7, 1/4 year's schooling for Johnny,
paid Mr. Mustoe; 1782, December 30; 1774, October __, David Porter's
bond uncollected (Carolina).
| Fanny | 246 | | | Page 227.--2d July, 1816. John Sharpe's will--To son, Joseph; sons,
John and Robert; son, Thomas; daughter, Ann Henry; daughter, Jane
Black; daughter, Letitia Clarke; daughter, Peggy Weir; daughter. Fanny
Porter; son James died intestate seized of considerable lands in Georgia.
Executors, sons-in-law John Henry, James Black. Teste: Aaron Beaty,
Elijah Carson, George Shultz. Proved, 27th January, 1817. Executors
qualify.
| Fanny | 251 | | | Page 164.--Thomas Sharp's will, 12th February, 1825--Oldest sister,
Lettis Clark; sister, Peggy Weir, and her son, Hugh; brother, John; sister.
Fanny Porter; brother, Joseph Sharp; brother, Robert Sharp; sister, Ann
Henry; sister, Jean Black; Lettis Clark's son, John; James Black's son,
Sam; Alexander Sharp, son of Robert Sharp, sister Lettis' first husband;
wife. Mary.
| Jane | 259. | | | not found
| John | 133, | | | Page 200--22d November, 1773.-- John Macky's will--To wife, Mary;
to son, Henry, a plantation in Forks of James River in Botetourt County,
170 acres; to son, William, 360 acres the testator lives on; to daughter,
Jane; to daughter, Mary: to daughter, Esther; to daughter, Betsy. "Until
my children come to full age." Executors, wife Mary, brother-in-law Wm
Porter, Henry McClung. Teste: Archibald Alexander, Joseph Reed, John
Peoples. Proved, 15th March. 1774, by the witnesses. Executors qualify
(Mary __ her mark) with Saml. McDowell. John Porter.
| John | 229, | | | Page 65.--9th May, 1806. John Summers, Sr.'s, will (German)--To
sons, Samuel and George; son, Andrew; daughter, Christiana Sinck; son,
Philip Summers; daughter, Julianna Fawver (Fawner); daughter, Sarah
Summers; son, John, deceased (his son and daughter); daughter, Elizabeth
Grass's children. Executors, sons Andrew and Philip, and Philip
Sink. Teste: Hugh Dougherty, George Franger, John Porter. Proved,
28th July, 1806. Andrew Summers and Philip Sink qualify.
| John, | 426. | | | Page 48.--10th August, 1766. John Dailey and Mary to John Porter,
£60, 130 acres in Forks of James, part of 400 acres known as Hart's Bottom, whereon said John now liveth, smal lisland in the river. Teste: John
Mitchell.
| Patrick | 133. | | | Page 193.--13th March, 1774. Recorded. David Dryden's appraisement by Alex. McClure, James Thompson, Wm. Ramsey--1 note on Patrick Porter, of North Carolina, payable November, 1772. Legacies
appraised, viz: To wife, Dorothy, son Nathaniel, son William, son Thomas.
| Samuel | 22, | | | Page 359.--22d May, 1751. Improvements valued on Samuel Porter's
plantation, by John Poack and James Davis, on Buffelow Creek.
| Samuel, | 428. | | | Page 116.--17th August 1765. Samuel Porter, of Dromore township.
County of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, schoolmaster, by John Mitchel, of Augusta County, to James Dryden, £26, 300 acres below the Fork of Buffalo Creek. Teste: David Dryden, Arthur McClure. Delivered: David Dryden, son of James, 1st April, 1791.
| Thomas | 149 | | | Page 534.--19th January, 1771. Above estate settled--Paid Thomas
Porter for making one coffin; paid Geo. Speer.
| William, | 117 | | | Page 374.--20th March, 1771. Margaret Linsey's estate settled by John
Gilmore--Paid Alexander Deal, John Beaty, Robt. McLehenny, Timothy
Ryan, Wm. Porter, Alex. and Robt. Tedford.
| William | 133, | | | Page 200--22d November, 1773.-- John Macky's will--To wife, Mary;
to son, Henry, a plantation in Forks of James River in Botetourt County,
170 acres; to son, William, 360 acres the testator lives on; to daughter,
Jane; to daughter, Mary: to daughter, Esther; to daughter, Betsy. "Until
my children come to full age." Executors, wife Mary, brother-in-law Wm
Porter, Henry McClung. Teste: Archibald Alexander, Joseph Reed, John
Peoples. Proved, 15th March. 1774, by the witnesses. Executors qualify
(Mary __ her mark) with Saml. McDowell. John Porter.
| William | 165, | | | Page 280.--2th September, 1782. Will of Samuel Black, aged about
55--To son, John, 300 acres on Niw River where John now lives; to son,
William 300 acres, rest of above tract; to sons, Samuel and James, infants, home place known by name of Pine Knot; to daughters, Margaret,
Mary, Martha, Nancy, Jean; to wife. Executors, wife, brother Wm. Black,
Wm. Porter. Teste: Walter Davis, Thos. Stuart, Mathew Alexander.
Proved, 15th April, 1783. by Stuart and Davis. Executors qualify.
| William, | 259, | | | Page 231.--20th May, 1747. William Porter, yeoman, to Thomas Hill,
£28 current money Virginia; 395-1/2 acres on Middle Creek; John McDowell's
line; Patrick Hays' line. Teste: David Mitchell, Nathaniel Evins,
Alexander Moore. Acknowledged by William, and dower released by Jane,
his wife, 21st May, 1747.
| William, | 290, | | | Page 45.--28th November, 1750. Borden, etc. to Wm. Porter, 112 acres, on
North Br. of James, at said Porter's patent.
| William, | 325, | | | Page 271.--15th May, 1751. Bordens Executors to William Porter, planter, 200 acres
in Borden's tract on North Branch of James River, John McKown's line.
Delivered to Thos. Hill, January. 1757.
| William, | 329, | | | Page 409.--21st August, 1754. Bordens Executors to William Porter, plantationer,
£3, 110 acres, part of 92,100 on west bank of North Branch of James River;
corner to said Porter's old survey; John McCown's line; James Mile's
line. Delivered to Jno. Mitchell, January, 1758.
| William, | 480, | | | Page 253.--15th March, 1769. Ezekiel Morrise, only acting executor of
Daniel Morrise, late of County of Bedford, deceased, to Samuel Lindsay.
£16, 33 acres by patent, 3d May, 1763, on James River below mouth of
Catapa Creek. Teste: Malcom Allen, William Porter. Delivered: Walter
Smiley. 20th February, 1786.
| William, | 549 | | | Page 471.--19th May, 1777. William Porter, Sr., to his son, William
Porter Jr., tract purchased by William, Sr.. from Borden, Sr., and
conveyed to him by Borden, Jr., 1760.
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Waddell
Title: | Source:Waddell, 1902 Annals of Augusta County
| Given Name | page | Date | County | Extract
| no 18th century entries, 19th century entries appear to be mostly Civil War
| | | | | .
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Crozier
Title: | Crozier, Virginia Colonial Militia
| page | Given Name | Date | County | Extract
| 59 | Samuel | March 1756 | Prince William | Sergeant
| 64 | Patrick | August 1756 | Augusta | militiaman
| 80 | Robert | 2 June 1774 | | Robert Doaks Militia
| 97 | Thomas | 1761 | Fauquier | Sergeant, Wm Edmonds Co
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Virginia Genealogical Soc. Quarterly
Lib VA
Title: | the Library of Virginia (Selected names)
| Person | Extract
| Patrick | Grant Dickenson, Henry 260 acres on the waters of Cubb Creek a branch of Clinch River adjoining Simon Cockrell and Patrick Porter &c. Source: Land Office Grants No. 47, 1800-1801, p. 160 (Reel 113).
| Patrick, Samuel | Porter, Samuel. Publication 11 May 1793.Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Grants A-Z, 1-124, reels 42-190; Virginia State Land Office. Grants 125- , reels 369-. Note Location: Washington County. Description: 40 acres adjoining the survey Patrick Porter lives on and Ennis Ellard.
| Patrick | http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=157&last=&g_p=GQ&collection=LO Grant
Title Alley, James. Publication 20 June 1785. Note Location: Washington County.
Description: 230 acres on the south side of Clinch River at the mouth of Sholl Creek adjoining Patrick Porter.
| Benjamin | ttp://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=493&last=&g_p=P12&collection=LO Patent
Title Porter, Benjamin.
Publication 30 June 1726.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Note Location: Spotsylvania County.
Description: 356 acres adjoining the land of Colonel Spotswood, John and Lawrence Taliaferro, Robert Slaughter, and extending.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 12, 1724-1726, p. 493 (Reel 11).
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Title Porter, William.
Publication 10 September 1755.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Note Location: Augusta County.
Description: 107 acres on the south side of the north branch of James River where the said river runs through the mountain from the Calf Paature.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 31, 1751-1756 (v.1 & 2 p.1-751), p. 606 (Reel 29).
Part of the index to the recorded copies of patents for land issued by the Secretary of the Colony serving as the colonial Land Office. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia.
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