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Charles Dunlap
b.Est 1718
Facts and Events
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Charles Dunlap |
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Male |
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Est 1718 |
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Charles Dunlap was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia
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Records of Charles Dunlap in Augusta County, VA
From Chalkley’s Augusta County Records:
- Page 451.--17th August, 1753. Adam Dickinson to James Dunlap, 875 acres on Meadow Creek of Jackson's River near the Indian Path. Patented to Adam 1st June, 1750. Teste: Charles Dunlap, John Robison.
- Vol. 1 - Wallace vs. Dunlops.--James Wallace of Philadelphia (letter to Governor Jones, 27th September, 1754), complains of James and Charles Dunlop, otherwise lately called We, James and Charles Dunlop, of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. Bond dated 19th October, 1751. James and Charles were brothers, and came to Augusta shortly before 27th September, 1754. (Note: establishes relationship between James and Charles Dunlap).
- Page 82.--21st November, 1754. Archibald Boreland's accounts as administrator, vs. estate of Wm. Jackson--Paid Andrew Dunlap, John Harden, Robt. Duffels, Archd. Elliot, Wm. Davis, Alex. Wright, Alex. McAllroy, Michl. Harper, Jno. Carolile, Samuel McAlvery, Jno. Graham, Joseph Mays, Samuel Ferguson, Wm. Elliott, Stephen Wilson, Alex. Gillespy, Naphtalin Gregory, Jno. Warwick, John Crockett, Charles Dunlap, Geo. Lewis, Thos. Bryan, Nathan Patterson, James Boreland, Wm. Hamilton, James Brown, James Lockridge, John Williamson, David Stanley; cash paid James Armstrong; 7 gallons whiskey for 2d vendue; to Jinney Boreland's account proved. (Note: relationship to Andrew Dunlap is undetermined, needs research).
Information on Charles Dunlap
From Rootsweb.com post:
- Hi, My name is Cheri and I am researching the Dunlaps. I have a Charles Dunlap that came from Cumberland County, PA to Virginia about 9/27/1752-3. I don't have any other information on him. Charles witnessed a deed in 1753. I do have other VA information, however. I believe that Charles was the brother of James who came to Virginia with him. James was a lieutenant in Captain Hog's Company of Rangers, and was killed in 1758. James wife was Agnes.
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