Person:Richard Bryan (9)

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Richard Bryan
b.Abt 1712 Stafford County, Virginia
 
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m. Abt 1707
  1. Lettice BryanAbt 1710 -
  2. Rosanna BryanAbt 1709/10 - 1784
  3. Richard BryanAbt 1712 -
  4. Anderson BryanAbt 1716 -
  5. Nathaniel BryanAbt 1717 -
  6. Susannah BryanAbt 1718 -
  7. Margaret Bryan1722 -
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m. 1748
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Name Richard Bryan
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1712 Stafford County, Virginia
Marriage 1748 prob. Virginiato Frances Battaley
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Records of Richard Bryan

Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book B: Crozier
BATTALEY, MOSELEY, Spotsylvania Co., d. Sept. 23, 1757, p. Dec. 5, 1758. Ex. Richard Tutt; Robert Jackson; John Thornton. Leg. sons, Samuel, John, Moseley; daughters, Elizabeth, and Ann; wife Margaret; daughter Frances Bryan. (Page 393) (Note: proves identity of Richard's wife).
1743-1752 King George County Deed Book 3 (Antient Press); pp. 140
Know all men .. WE RICHARD BRYAN the Younger & RICHARD BRYAN the Elder of King George County .. are bound unto our Sovereign Lord King George the Second in sum Twenty thousand pounds of Tobacco .. 2nd May 1746. Condition .. whereas Richard Bryan Younger hath the Collections of County of King George .. to collect amounting to Ten Thousand & fourteen pounds of Tobacco .. Now if .. faithfully collect & duly pay .. this obligation to be void or else remain in full force Richd. Bryan Junr.
Richd. Bryan Senr.
At a court held 2nd May 1746 .. Bond recorded.
1753-1765 King George County Deed Book 4 (Antient Press); pp. 23-29
Indenture 20th/21st December 1752 between RICHARD BRYAN of county Culpeper and parish Brumfield and FRANCES his wife and JOHN CHAMPE of parish Brunswick in county King George Gent. .. by deeds of lease and release .. for sum Two hundred and Fifty pounds current money of Virginia .. sold all that tract of land and plantation containing 344 acres being in parish Brunswick in county King George, 295 acres part thereof being purchased by Richard Bryan late of Stafford County deceased Grandfather to said Richard Bryan party to these presents of JAMES LUNSFORD & SARAH his wife by deed dated 7th May 1694 .. corner to land of WILLIAM ROWLEY JUNR. and WILLIAM GRICSBY .. marked trees that divide this land from Rowleys land and land belonging to the Estate of THOMAS MONTEITH deceased .. land of Widow Somerton .. west side of branch called the Cabbin Branch .. branch which divides this land from WM. & JOHN LUNSFORD .. land now in possession of BENJAMIN ELKIN .. survey made by JAMES KENNY Surveyor of county King George 18th June 1752 .. which 295 acres of land descended from aforesaid RICHARD BRYAN the purchaser unto RICHARD BRYAN his son and Heir, late of King George County deceased and was by Decedents will dated 18th January 1747 devised to Richard Bryan his son party to these presents who is likewise Eldest son and heir at law to said Testator and 49 acres of land the other part of said tract of 344 acres which was granted to Richard Bryan late of County King George deceased, Father of said Richard Bryan party to these presents by deed from Proprietors office dated 22nd October 1740 .. except one half acre of land part of Premises where Richard Bryan deceased is interred which is hereby reserved to said Richard Bryan as a Burying place .. also reserving to SETH BRYAN widow the use and benefit of the plantation whereon she lives during her natural life pursuant to the last will and testament of her late husband •
Presence Jno. Battaley, Richard Bryan
Elliot Bohannon, Ann x Bohannon Frances Bryan
At a court held 3rd May 1753 .. Deeds of lease and release admitted to record.


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Notes

From Rootsweb.com post:


On 24 Apr 1758, Gerard Banks of King George Co., VA purchased 318 acres in Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co., VA from Richard Bryan and Frances, his wife, both of Brumfield Parish. The purchase cost 34 pounds and was located in the first fork of the Rapidan River on the Wild Hemp Branch, corner to Richard Vawter, Ephraim Rucker, John Stockdale and Maximillian Berryman. Witnesses were Elliott Bohannon, Thos. Stanton and Ephraim Rucker. (Culpeper Co., Virginia Deeds, vol 2, 1755-1762 [Books B-C], Dorman, 1976, quoting Book C, p 177-80) Frances consented to the sale on 17 Oct 1760 (ibid., p 535-6) [The compiler (RHB) has not been able to locate a Wild Hemp Branch, but the 1759 entry [see just below] identifies the location as near the juncture of today's Culpeper, Orange and Madison Cos. where the Robinson and Rapidan Rivers meet.]


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