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James Finley, Jr.
b.Bef 1730
- H. James Finley, Jr.Bef 1730 -
- W. Mary (add)
Facts and Events
| Name |
James Finley, Jr. |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth? |
Bef 1730 |
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| Marriage |
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to Mary (add) |
Records in Virginia
- 13 February 1750 - Jas. Fendley & wife Mary to Wm. Megginson, 200 acres S. side Fluvanna adj. Saml. Burks & grantor; part of 300 acres patented to Jas. Fendley, decd; 22 September 1749, reversion by will. Margaret, mother of Jas., was to have made title. (Davis, p. 20 - also Albemarle DB 1:264)
- 25 June 1750 - Margaret Fendley, widow of Jas. Fendley by will has 350 acres S. side Fluvanna, where she lives; life estate reverts to son James Fendley - love - 150 acres to son, James, lower end. Witnesses: Wm Cabell, Sr. & Jr., Saml. Burks, Jr. (Davis, p. 18 - also Albemarle DB 1:216)
- 29 June 1750 - James Findley of parish of St. Anns, Albemarle County to Samuel Burks, Jr., 85 pounds, 150 acres on south side of the Fluvanna River, part of a tract containing 350 acres granted by patent bearing date 22 September 1739 to James Findly deceased. Witnesses: Wm. Cabell, William Cabell, Jr., John Wright. Signed: James x (his mark) Findly. Mary, wife of James, appeared in Court, 11 August 1750. [Albemarle County DB 1:219]
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