Person:George Smith (379)

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George Noblet Smith
b.Abt 1709 Virginia, United States
 
Parents and Siblings
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m. Bef 1710
  1. George Noblet SmithAbt 1709 -
  2. Stephen "Noblit" Smith, of Orange Co., VA1710 - 1799
  3. Charles "Noblet" SmithAbt 1719 - Abt 1768
  4. Sarah SmithAbt 1722 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 2 May 1748
  1. Frances SmithAbt 1749 - 1802
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Facts and Events
Name George Noblet Smith
Alt Name George Noblet
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1709 Virginia, United States[based on being of age in 1729 road order]
Other[1] 1729 Spotsylvania, Virginia, United Stateslisted in Road Order
Other[1] 1732 Spotsylvania, Virginia, United Stateslisted in Road Order
Property? 1743 Orange, Virginia, United States
Marriage 2 May 1748 Spotsylvania, Virginia, United Statesto Elizabeth Hawkins
Property[2] 1769 Orange, Virginia, United StatesJoseph Hawkins Jr. sold land to George Smith
Property[3] 1774 Orange, Virginia, United StatesGeorge Smith Sr. sold land to his son Charles Smith
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Spotsylvania County, VA Records

  • 1729 and 1732 - George Smith listed in Spotsylvania County, VA Road Orders to repair a road.
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Early Land Acquisition in Orange County, VA

Acquisition of Land from Orange County, Virginia Records:

  • Indenture 22 Sept 1743 between Phillimon Hawkins and Sarah, his wife, of County of Spotsylvania, St. George's Parish and George Smith, alias Noblet, Parish of St. Thomas, Orange County... for sum of £30.. for 400 acres.. part of patent granted Joseph Hawkins, and by Joseph Hawkins granted to Edward rouse, by the saide Rouse sold to Samuel Smith, and by Samuel given his bond hearing date the 23rd day fo Jany 1732, and also given by the sd. Samuel to George, his son, by his last will and testament, which will divided the estate of Samuel amongst his children.. And the will being given unto the care of Stephen I. K. Smith, from whom the said will was stolen and destroyed.. which occasioned the said Phillimon Hawkins, and Sarah, his wife, to have the right to all the estate of Samuel Smith, being deceased, and Sarah, the only child that survived him that was born in wedlock.. land bounded as followeth: North Fork Northanna.. consists of one third part of Samuel Smith, dec'd, estate, the other land excepted, of all now in actual possession of George Smith, alias Noblet.. included negroes, horses, cattle, hoggs, beds and other household goods. . . . Recorded Orange County 23rd day of Sept 1743. (signed) Phillimon Hawkins (Seal), Sarah Hawkins (Seal).
On Margin: "Hawkins and Wf to G. Smith Al Noblet. Delivered to James Gaine the 20th Octo 1747" [Orange County Virginia Deed Book 9, Dorman, pg. 1].
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY ROAD ORDERS 1722-1734 .

    6 August 1729 O.S., Page 335
    On Motion of Benjamin Cave for More assistnce to help him keep his road in good repair (John Grame Gentn. refuseing to Send Collo: Alexander Spotswoods Tithables on the said road Pretending they all now belong to the Mines) It is Therefore Ordered that The severall Tithables belonging to the Sundry People hereafter Mentioned Viz : Majr: Goodrich Lightfoots, George Wheatleys, Thomas Stantons, John Bond, George Smiths, John Smiths, Thomas Parkes, Philemon Cavenaughs Quarter, John Gordons, Collo. Gawin Corbins four Tithables at his Quarter, Mr. John Grameís. and Collo. Alexander Spotswoods four tithables at his Chesnut Quarter (Provided that if the sd. John Grame gent. Send the same Number of Tithables belonging to Collo. Alexander Spotswood then ye sd. four Tithables belonging to ye sd. Chestnut Quarter to be Exempted from Comeing on ye sd. road) be added & Exempted from all other roads & that they help the said Cave Clear ye. said road and Keep the same in good repair -

    6 February 1732 O.S., Page 181
    The Honble: the General Courts order being Produced by Robt. Grame Gent about the old road from the Mountain Run to Beverleys fford to be again laid open and Cleared & repaired by the Tithables that Lives Most Convenient to the same and that the road from the upper side of the Mountain bridge Between ffrancis Thorntons & Lawrence Battailes Quarters to the Mountain Tract be Continued. It is Ordered by this Court that Anthony Scott be Overseer of the Said Old road from the Mountain Run to Beverleys Island ford And that the Tithables hereafter Mentioned Vizt. Abraham Feilds Colo _Carters Tithables at Normans ford, Colo. Beverleys, Capt. Greams, ffrancis Kirkley, William Paytons, Thomas Cook, James Ballard John Reed, George Roberts, Benjamin Roberts Andrew Glaspee, James Turner, George Smiths, Roger Oxford, John Haddox and George Sweeting, Do help the Said Overseer to make Clear & keep in good repair the said road -

  2. ↑ Joseph Hawkins Jr. sold land to George Smith, in Orange County (Virginia). County Clerk. General index to deeds, 1734-1892: deeds, 1734-1865; court records, 1734-1760; marriage and birth records, 1751-1778. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1948)
    Deeds Vols. 15-16 1768-1778, 1769.
  3. ↑ George Smith Sr. sold land to his son Charles Smith, in Orange County (Virginia). County Clerk. General index to deeds, 1734-1892: deeds, 1734-1865; court records, 1734-1760; marriage and birth records, 1751-1778. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1948)
    Deeds Vols. 15-16 1768-1778, 1774.
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