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Facts and Events
| Name[1][2][3][4] |
Joseph King |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[3][4] |
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Joseph's father was Robert King. |
| Property[3] |
12 May 1703 |
Stafford co., Virginia, British AmericaJoseph King sold 4 acres of land and enough timber to build a mill to William Fitzhugh. |
| Property[3] |
12 Oct 1703 |
Stafford co., Virginia, British AmericaJoseph King sold 50 acres of land to William Sowell which he had received from his father's estate. A new deed for this land was created on 16 June 1705. |
| Property[3] |
14 Mar 1704/05 |
Stafford co., Virginia, British AmericaJoseph King sold 54 acres of land to William Fitzhugh. |
| Property[3] |
9 Oct 1706 |
Stafford co., Virginia, British AmericaJoseph King sold 100 acres of land to John Pratt that he had previously received from his father's estate. Joseph appeared in court to acknowledge the deed with Samuel Todd, the attorney of Susannah King who relinquished her right of dower. |
| Property[3] |
10 Aug 1708 |
Stafford co., Virginia, British AmericaJoseph King purchased 80 acres of land from his brother, Benjamin. |
| Property[3] |
12 Jan 1708/09 |
Stafford co., Virginia, British AmericaJoseph and his brother Benjamin sold 100 acres to Samuel Todd that had been given to them from their father's estate. |
| Marriage |
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to Susan (add) |
| Death[1] |
26 Sep 1728 |
Stafford co., Virginia, British Americain Saint Paul's Parish |
| Probate[2] |
10 Apr 1733 |
Stafford co., Virginia, British AmericaSusan King, widow of Joseph King, made oath before Henry Fitzhugh Jr. of the account of her husband's estate. |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 King, George Harrison Sanford. The Register of St. Paul's Parish 1715-1798, Stafford County, Virginia 1715-1776, King George County, Virginia 1777-1798: Arranged Alphabetically by Surnames in Chronological Order. (Easley, South Carolina: Southern Historical Press, Inc., 1960, reprinted often)
p 79.
“D. Joseph King, Senior, September 26, 1728.”
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Sparacio, Ruth Trickey, and Sam Sparacio. Deed and will abstracts of Stafford County, Virginia. (McLean, Virginia: R. and S. Sparacio, c1987-1992)
Will Book (Liber M) 1729–1748, p 27; cites bk M, p 89., account approved and recorded 11 April 1733.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 Sparacio, Ruth Trickey, and Sam Sparacio. Deed and will abstracts of Stafford County, Virginia. (McLean, Virginia: R. and S. Sparacio, c1987-1992)
Deed and Will Abstracts (1699–1709).
On pp 57–58; recorded pp 174–176, on 12 May 1703:
“... this 12th day May 1703 Now Know ye that I JOSEPH KING of county Stafford Planter for consideration of 5 pounds Sterl. in cash to me in hand paid by WM. FITZHUGH of said county Gent. .. have sold one parcel of land containing 4 acres of land lying on the Dam commonly called Kings Dam & beginning by & below the place where Capt. JOHN WITHERS deced and JOHN BARTON were ( ) to a mill ... do by these presents bargain sell to WILLIAM FITZHUGH as much timber from off my land next adjacent as will sufficiently suffice to build a timber mill ....” Jos. King (his mark); wits. Ralph Walker, Charles (blotted), Thos. Fitzhugh.
On pp 62–63; recorded pp 186–187, on 12 Oct. 1703:
“... I JOSEPH KING of county Stafford this 3d day of September 1703 .. Now know ye that in consideration of sum 4000 pounds of Tobo. & cask & one cow & calf paid by WILLIAM SOWELL of aforesaid county .. have sold all that tract of land lying in Stafford County containing 50 acres ... [of the 5200 acre patent] Robert Stinson sold part thereof being 500 acres to ROBERT KING which by the records of the county will appear 100 acres of the 500 acres by Robert King sold to JASPER BENNET of this county which by the records of this county will appear & the remaining part of the 500 acres of land by the Last Will & Testament of Robert King bearing date 12th day of Augt. 1689 he gave unto his 2 sons JOSEPH and BENJAMIN the lower part to Joseph and the upper part to Benjamin to be divided between them and Now Know ye that I JOSEPH KING have sold unto WILLIAM SOWELL 50 acres of part of the aforesaid tract of land given to me lying upon the land of my Brother Benja. King and running down the Dam & so towards the land I now have seated upon so far as shall make up the complemt. of 50 acres of land ..”. Joseph King (his mark); wits. John Brewton (his mark), Ann Lucas (her mark), Eliza. Brewton (her mark). John Brewton appeared in court as Joseph's attorney.
On p 95; recorded pp 256–257, on 14 March 1704[/05]:
“... I JOSEPH KING for a valuable consideration already reced have sold unto WM. FITZHUGH of county Stafford fifty four acres of land part of the within 185 acres of land lying and being in Stafford County ... this 14th day March 1704 coming five”, adjoining Ambrose Harlow, Philip Alexanders, and Richd. Alife. Jos. King (his mark); wits. Jos. Davis, John Brewton. The deed and patent were both recorded.
On pp 98–99; recorded pp 272–273, on 16 June 1705:
“... this 11th day June 1705 .. Now Know ye that I JOSEPH KING for sum 4000 pounds of Tobo & cask and one cow & calf paid by WILLIAM SOWELL of afsd county .. have sold a tract of land in fee simple it being 50 acres lying in St. Pauls Parish in County Stafford & part of a tract of land given to me by my deced Father ROBERT KING late of this county and the 50 acres of land formerly sold by me to Wm. Sowell & acknowled in Stafford County Court as the records of the county will more at large appear & since by me escheated & pattent granted to me by Collo. ROBERT CARTER Agent to the Proprietors of this Northern Neck & to make to William Sowell a more sufficient right to sd 50 acres of land have given unto Wm. Sowell this new deed for the 50 acres of land beginning upon the land of my Brothers BENJ. KING & JOHN KING down the Dam so far as shall make up the quantity of 50 acres ..”. Joseph King (his mark); wits. John Bruton, William Ancram (his mark). “Joseph King in proper person acknowledged ... in Stafford County Court the 13th day June 1705....”
On pp 125–126; recorded pp 354-355, on 9 Oct. 1706:
“... I JOSEPH KING of Stafford County in Virga. .. Now Know ye for divers good causes & consideration me hereunto moving but more particularly for the full sum of 15000 pounds of Tobo by me in hand already reced of JOHN PRAT of afsd county Gent. .. have sold 100 acres of land lying in county Stafford which said 100 acres of land is part of a parcel of land which was given to me by my deced Father ROBERT late of said county and was since granted to me by pattent out of Proprietors office and is on South side of Machotack Dam in St. Pauls Parish ...”, adjoining William Fitzhugh's land. Jos. King (his mark); wits. Anthony Buckner, Thomas Lund. Power of attorney by Susan. King (her mark); wits. Edwd. Humston, Thomas Lund.
On pp 153–154; recorded pp 425–427, on 11 Aug. 1708:
“... I BENJA. KING of Stafford County .. Know ye for the full sum of ten thousand pounds of good Tobo by me in hand already reced of my Brother JOSEPH KING have sold Joseph King 80 acres of land lying in St. Pauls Parish on South side of Machodick dam ... 10th day Augt 1708”, adjoining Samuel Todd's land. Benj. King (his mark); wits. Thos. Gregg, Saml. Todd (his mark), Wm. Amcram (his mark).
On pp 159–160; recorded pp 445–446, on 14 Jan. 1708/09:
“... I BENJAMIN KING of Stafford County .. for the full sum of 7000 pounds of good Tobo in cask by me in hand already reced of SAML. TODD of county afsd .. have sold 100 acres of land being in Stafford County in St. Pauls Parish it being part of that 185 acres given to me by my Father ROBT. KING deced as by his last will & testament may appear ....” Benj. King (his mark); wits. Thos. Lund, Joseph King (his mark).
“... I JOSEPH KING of Stafford County for the full sum of 7000 pounds of good Tobo in Cask by me in hand already reced of SAML. TODD of county aforesaid .. have sold 100 acres of land being in Stafford County in St. Pauls Parish ... being part of the land given by my Father ROBT. KING deced to my Brother BENJAMIN KING as by his last will and testament may appear all the land which was by him in his last will & testament given to my said Brother Benjamin & myself being by me since Escheated the Escheated Pattent to me granted bearing date the 11th day Janry 1704 .. this 12th Janry 1708/9.” Joseph King (his mark); wits. Thos. Lund, Benj. King (his mark).
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Virginia, United States. Virginia Land Grants: Virginia Land Office Patents and Grants/Northern Neck Grants and Surveys
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Record: King, Joseph. grantee. Land grant 11 January 1704.
Citation: Northern Neck Grants No. 3, 1703-1710, p. 75 (Reel 288).
Escheat Deed for Joseph King of Stafford Co., for 185 acres “on the south side of the Beaver Dam ... Beginning at the head of Upper Machotique Creek”, dated 11 Jan. 1704[/05].
“Joseph King of the County of Stafford Son and heir of Robert King Deceased setts forth that he is in possession of 185 Acres of the said Land Given to him the said Joseph by the Will of his Father, who bought the same of the aforesaid Robert Howsen”
Record: King, Joseph. grantee. Land grant 12 December 1706.
Citation: Northern Neck Grants No. 3, 1703–1710, p. 151 (Reel 288).
Deed for Joseph King of Stafford Co., for 338 acres “on the south side of Machotick Dam in the County of Stafford”, adjoining land of his brother Benjamin King, including 185 acres “of land granted to him the said Joseph King by our Deed dated” 11 Jan. 1704, surveyed by Thomas Gregg, dated 12 Dec. 1706.
Record: King, Joseph. grantee. Land grant 24 September 1710.
Citation: Northern Neck Grants No. 4, 1710–1712 , p 1 (Reel 289)
Deed for Joseph King of Stafford Co., obtained survey warrent 10 May 1710, surveyed by Thomas Gregg, for 100 acres “on the south side of the road that goes to Jordans Bridge in the County of Stafford”, adjoining John Lilley and William Fitzhugh, dated 24 Sept. 1710.
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