Person:George Inglebird (1)

George Inglebird was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia

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Estate Records

Inglebird, George, dec.. Estate settled, May 1778.

[Source: Early Marriages, Wills and some Revolutionary War Records, Botetourt County, Virginia, Compiled by Anne Lowry Worrell, pg. 57].

Records in Augusta County, VA

From Chalkley's:

• Vol. 1 - Tatham vs. Darr - George Inglebird, creditor to John Tatham: To making a table with four divisions in the drawer, £0.15.0; to making a bedstead, £0.7.6; to mending a chest, £0.1.0. Augusta, 23rd October, 1767. John Tatham makes oath before Wiliam Preston of justness of above account and that credit ought to be given on his note to George Inglebird.

• Vol. 2 - 1767--Col. Preston's list: [List of Delinquents]: Geo. Alexander, Jno. Bradley, Henry Carter, runaway; Joseph Barker, runaway; James Crawford, Peter Cutright, runaway; Walter Carrick, runaway; Jno. Clark, Sam'l Cowan, Henry Dooley, Jno. Ager, Jas. Gilliland, runaway; Thos. Howell, runaway; Wm. Herbison, Jr., wrong named; Jno. Kirkland, Wm. Longly, Jno. Lowry, Jno. and Thos. Martin, Abraham Moon, Jno. Potts, Wm. Robinson, Benj. Robottom, runaway; Thos. Scott, Wm. Terry, Jas. Wattson, James Alexander, Elias Barker, runaway; Thos. and Wm. Brown, James Clark, John Cantly, Daniel Campbell, James Cowan, runaway; Alex. Covit, Wm. Devin, runaway; John Dunn, Alex. Forbus, runaway; Joseph Glading, Wm. Hungate, no inhabitant; Geo. Inglebird, Lemuel Sanders, Thomas Lewis, Philip Love, David Magee, Jno. Neilly, doctor; Drury Puckett, Rich'd Reed, Nicholas Smith, runaway; Jno. Taylor, Edw'd Wilson.

• Vol. 3:491 - 28 JANUARY 1769. John Thomspon and Susanna (mark) to Israel Christian, £125, two tracts containing 392 acres on Glade Creek, a branch of Roanoke—A, containing 213 acres, corner land formerly John Mills’; B, containing 179 acres, corner John Boon’s land. Teste: James Allen, Thomas McShery, George Inglebird. Delivered.

1.   Stanard, Mary Mann Page Newton. Colonial Virginia : its people and customs. (Detroit, Michigan: Singing Tree Press, 1970)
   pg. 92.

   In 1762 Delft ware appears in The Valley inventories. The good man is now becoming thrifty, the good wife must have something in which to keep her treasured plates and dishes, and in 1764, we find a corner cupboard. Perhaps this was made by George Inglebird, the clever carpenter employed by John Latham, in 1766, to make him a table "with four divisions in the drawer", and a bedstead.