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James McCutcheon, Sr., of the Calfpasture, Augusta County, VA
m. Bef 1708 - John McCutcheon, Pioneer of Beverley Manor, Augusta County, VAAbt 1708 - Aft 1788
- James McCutcheon, Sr., of the Calfpasture, Augusta County, VAEst 1712 - 1759
- Samuel McCutcheon, of North Mountain and the Borden Tract, Augusta County, VAEst 1715 - Aft 1797
- Robert McCutcheon, of the Calfpasture, Augusta County, VAAbt 1722 - Bef 1801
- William McCutcheon, of the Calfpasture, Augusta County, VAEst 1724 - Bef 1788
Facts and Events
James McCutcheon was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia
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Notes
Early Land Acquisition in Augusta County, VA
Land Acquisition in Augusta County, VA from Chalkley's:
- Deed: [William] Beverley to James McCutcheon tract on Calfpasture, 26 Nov 1747, Augusta Co., Virginia.
- Page 402.--28th February, 1749. John McCutchan to James McCutchan (# of acres not listed, although other records indicate it was 278 acres) Corner David Coningham, in David Campbell's line; widow Cook's line; Patrick Coningham's line. Teste: Francis Beaty, Hugh H. Young, William McCutchan. (Note: James McCutcheon's brother sold him 278 acres of his land in Beverley Manor, which this James McCutcheon conveyed to his son James in his will written in 1759).
Disposition of Property from Chalkley's:
- Page 328.--4th November, 1767. James McCutchan, planter, to William McCutchan, £15.19.8, one still and furniture. Teste: Samuel and John McCutchan.
Will of James McCutcheon
Will Abstract
- Page 296.--1st February, 1759. James McCutchen's will, freeholder To wife Grisal and youngest son James, the tract testator lives on; to oldest son John and second son Patrick, 343 acres in Calf Pasture; to son William, if he lives to age, land; to elder daughter Sarah, second daughter Elizabeth. Executors, wife Grisal, Patrick Campbell, Samuel McCutchen. Teste: Robt. Campbell, W. Christian, Chas. Campbell, James Campbell. Proved, 16th May, 1759, by Wm. Christian and Ro. Campbell. Executors qualified.
Will Transcript
http://files.usgwarchives.org/va/augusta/wills/w-mcc03.txt
Will: James McCutchen, Dated 1 Feb 1759, Proved 16 May 1759
Source: Augusta Co., VA Will Book 2, Page 296
- THE FORM OF A WILL IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN. In the year of our Lord God One Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty Nine, February the first, I, James M. McCutchen of Augusta County and Colony of Virginia The holder, Being very sick and weak of body but perfect of mind and memory Thanks be given to God, therefore calling to mind the mortality of my Body and knowing it is appointed for all men once to die I do order this my last Will and Testament that is to say principaly and first of, all I give and recommend my soul unto God who gave it and for my body I recommend it to the earth to be buried in a Cristian manner at discretion of my Executors, nothing doubting but at the great Resurection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God and as touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life I give and bequeath and dispose of it in the following manner.
- 1st. I do will and bequeth to my well beloved wife Grisal and my youngest son James the tract of land on which I now live during her continuance single and to him and his heirs lawfully begotten forever.
- 2.d. I do give and bequeth to my oldest son John and my second son Patrick a tract of land containing three hundred forty three acres in the Calf Pasture to be divided equally according to quantity and quality between them and their heirs forever.
- 3.d. I do order my Executers to purchase a tract of land containing two hundred acres more or less at their discression for my son William if he lives to an age.
- 4th, I do give and bequeth to my elder daughter Sarah a Paising mare and saddle.
- 5th, I likewise bequeth to my second daughter Elizabeth one young mare when convenient also a saddle is to be bought for her.
- 6th, As for the remaining part of my movable estate, I give and bequeth it in the following manner, viz: All my stock and planishing and furniture all and every of them is to the youse and support of my well be loved wife and children for educating of them and to be distributed to them at the discression of my Executors. I likewise constitute and make and order, my only and sole Executors of this my last will and testament and singular my lands, goods and chattels Grisal my well beloved wife Patrick Campbell and Samuel McCutchen and I do hereby disalow revoack and disanul all and every other former Testaments Wills and legacys bequests and Executors by me in any wise before this time-named willed and bequethed, retify confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament.
- In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this Day and year before written.
- Signed Sealed and Published and Delivered by said James McCutchen as his last will and testament in the presence of
- Rob't Campbell
- W. Christian
- Chas Campbell
- Jas. Campbell
- James McCutchen (seal)
- At a Court held for Augusta County May 16th 1759 the s.d. will and testament of James McCutchen decd proved by the Oath of Robert Campbell & William Christian two of the witnessses thereto was admitted to Record and on the motion of Grissell McCutchen, Patrick Campbell & Samuel McCutchen the Executor therein Named who made Oath According (inkblot) Law Certificate granted them for obtaining a probat in due form them having with Robert Campbell and William Christian their Securities entered into & acknowledged their Bond.
- Test John Madison
- Know all men by these Presents that we Grissell McCutchen, Patrick Campbell and Samuel McCutchen, Robert Campbell & William Christian are held firmly bound Silas Hart, James Lockart, Robert Breckenridge & Danl Smith Justices in the Comission of the Peace for Augusta County and in Behalf and to the Sole Use and Behoof of the Justices of the said County and their Successors in the Sum of Five Hundren Pounds to be paid to the said Jusices their Executors Administrators or Assigns to the Which Payment well and truly to be made --?- bind ourselves and every of Us our and Every of our Heirs Executors and Administrators Jointly and Severally from by these Presents Sealed with our Seals Dated this 16th day of may Anno Dom 1759
- The Condition of this Obligation is such that of the above bound Grissell McCutchen, patrick Campbell, Samuel McCutchen Exec. of the Last Will and Testament of James McCutchen Deceased do make or cause to be made a true and Perfect Inventory of all and Singular the Goods Chattles and --?-- of the said Deceased which have or shall come to the Hands --?-- Knowledge aforesaid Executors --?-- the ---?-- ---?--- any other Person or Persons for them and the same do --?-- into the County Court of Augusta at such Time as they shall be thereunto Required by the said Count and --?-- Goods Chattles Credits and all Other the Goods Chattes Credits of the said Deceased which at any time after shall come to the Hands Possession or Knowledge of the said Executors or into the Hands and Possession of any other person or Persons for them do well and truly administer According to Law and further do make a just and true Account of their Askings and Doings thereon when theretoo Be requred by the said Court and also shall well and truly pay & Deliver all the Legacies con--?-- and Specified in the said Testament as far as the Goods Chattles and Credits will thereunto(?) --?-- and the Law Shall Charge Then this Obligation to ve Void and none Effect or --?-- to remain in full force & Virtue.
- Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of
- Grisal (mark) McCutchen (seal)
- Patt Campbell (seal)
- Saml McCutchan (seal)
- Robt Campbell (seal)
- W. Christian (seal)
- At a Court held for Augusta County May the 16 1759
- Grissell McCutcheon, Patrick Campbell & Samuel McCutcheon with Robert Campbell & Wm Christian their Securities Acknowledged this their Bond which is ordered to be Recorded.
- Test
Records in Augusta County, VA
From Chalkley's:
- Page 268.--17th May, 1773. James McCleerey, James Mitchell, Robert Wilson, William Thompson, Alexander McFeeters, Samuel McCutchen, trustees of the North Mountain Meeting House (James McCutchen, another trustee, being dead), to Joseph Blair, surrounding the North Mountain Meeting House, joining Peter Keyl.
Information on James McCutcheon
From Genforum.com post:
Posted By: Carol Mitchell
Email: carolmit@@usaor.net
Subject: James McCutcheon & Grisal Campbell Augusta Co., VA
Post Date: September 10, 2002 at 09:11:36
Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/mccutcheon/messages/675.ht
Forum: Mccutcheon Family Genealogy Forum
Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/mccutcheon/
Would like to Correspond, or catch up on the lineage of James McCutcheon & Grisal Campbell below.
Descendants of James M. McCUTCHEN <Parentage Unproven>
1-James M. McCUTCHEN <Parentage Unproven>
born: 1720
bap:
died: 1 Feb 1759-16 May 1759, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA
buried:
+Griselda "Grisal" CAMPBELL
born: 1722, Ireland
bap:
died:
buried:
marr: 1738, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA
parents: Patrick CAMPBELL (Emigrant) and Elizabeth TAYLOR <May This Wife, or so it seems>
| --11-John McCUTCHEN
born: 1740, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died: Abt 1794, Washington Co., Virginia, USA
buried:
| +Elizabeth WEIR
born: 1759, Rockbridge Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died: 1842, Logan Co., Kentucky, USA
buried:
parents: Hugh WEIR and Margaret McEWEN
| | --111-Grezelda McCUTCHEN
born: 2 Feb 1775, Washington Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died: 22 Apr 1854, Pontotoc, Mississippi, USA
buried:
| | --112-James McCUTCHEN
born:
bap:
died:
buried:
| | --113-Hugh McCUTCHEN
born:
bap:
died:
buried:
| --12-Patrick McCUTCHEN
born: 1741, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died: 1812, Williamson Co., Tennessee, USA
buried:
| +Hannah MARSHALL
born:
bap:
died:
buried:
parents:
| --13-Elizabeth McCUTCHEN
born: 1744, Virginia, USA
bap:
died: 12 Nov 1790, Washington Co., Virginia, USA
buried:
| +James BERRY
born: 1740-1741, Virginia, USA
bap:
died: 17 Feb 1804, Montgomery Co., Tennessee, USA
buried:
marr: 1762, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA
parents: Thomas BERRY and BUCHANAN <Given Name Not Proven, Surname Prob. Ok>
| | --131-Thomas BERRY
born: 1763, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died: 5 Sep 1805-13 Sep 1805, Blount Co., Tennessee, USA
buried:
| | --132-Grisal BERRY
born: Bef 1765, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died: Bef 1820
buried:
| | --133-William BERRY
born: Bef 1768
bap:
died:
buried:
| | --134-Mary BERRY
born: 10 Sep 1770
bap:
died: 26 Apr 1850
buried:
| | --135-Prudence BERRY
born: Bef 1772
bap:
died: After 1808
buried:
| | --136-James BERRY
born: 29 Apr 1773, Washington Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died: 11 Sep 1842, Lebanon Twp., Cooper Co., Missouri, USA
buried: New Lebanon Cem., Cooper Co., Missouri, USA
| | --137-Samuel BERRY
born: 27 Jun 1780, Washington Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died: 10 Feb 1855, Menard Co., Illinois, USA
buried: Goodpasture Cemetery (Old Concord), Menard Co., Illinois, USA
| | --138-Johathan BERRY
born: Bef 1783
bap:
died: After 1811
buried:
| | --139-Sarah "Polly" BERRY
born: 1785, Washington County, Virginia, USA
bap:
died: 8 Jun 1846
buried:
| | --13A-Rev John McCutchen BERRY
born: 22 Mar 1788, Washington Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died: 24 Feb 1857, Clinton, Dewitt Co., Illinois, USA
buried: McGraw Cemetery - Clinton, DeWitt Co., Illinois, USA
| --14-Lieut. William McCUTCHEN
born: 1750, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died:
buried:
| --15-Sarah McCUTCHEN
born: 1753, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died:
buried:
| +McNUTT
born:
bap:
died:
buried:
parents:
| --16-James McCUTCHEN
born: 19 May 1757, Washington Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died: 1836, Campbellsville, Giles Co., Tennessee, USA
buried:
| +Martha Elizabeth PATERSON
born: Abt 1758
bap:
died:
buried:
marr: 10 Sep 1799, Davidson Co., Tennessee, USA
parents:
| --17-Samuel McCUTCHEN
born: 13 Apr 1759, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died: 19 Feb 1816, Davidson Co., Tennessee, USA
buried:
| +Catherine BELL
born: 16 Dec 1770, Caswell Co., North Carolina, USA
bap:
died: 31 Mar 1859
buried: McCutchen-Bryn, Cemetery, Nashville Tennessee, USA
marr: 6 Aug 1790-1791, Davidson Co., Tennessee, USA
parents: Capt. Robert BELL and Catherine WALKER
| | --171-Grisal McCUTCHEN
born: 30 Apr 1792
bap:
died:
buried:
| | --172-Robert McCUTCHEN
born: 11 Mar 1794
bap:
died:
buried:
| | --173-James McCUTCHEN
born: 23 May 1796
bap:
died:
buried:
| | --174-Mary McCUTCHEN
born: 8 Jun 1799
bap:
died:
buried:
| | --175-John McCUTCHEN
born: 20 Nov 1801
bap:
died:
buried:
| | --176-Patrick Henry McCUTCHEN
born: 28 Jun 1804, Williamson Co., Tennessee, USA
bap:
died: 24 Feb 1883
buried:
| | --177-Willam McCUTCHEN
born: 6 Oct 1806
bap:
died:
buried:
| | --178-Samuel Bell McCUTCHEN
born: 22 Jan 1809, Virginia, USA
bap:
died: 1871
buried:
| | --179-Ann McCUTCHEN
born: 3 May 1811
bap:
died:
buried:
| | --17A-Washington Campbell McCUTCHEN
born: 22 Feb 1813, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died:
buried:
| --18-Margaret McCUTCHEN
born: 13 Apr 1759, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA
bap:
died: Sep 1789
buried:
+Robert BUCHANAN
born:
bap:
died: 7 Jan 1809, Wythe Co., Virginia, USA
buried:
parents: James BUCHANAN and Margaret ALLISON
| --181-Alexander BUCHANAN
born: 18 Nov 1778
bap:
died:
buried:
| --182-Martha BUCHANAN
born:
bap:
died:
buried:
| --183-Grizel BUCHANAN
born:
bap:
died:
buried:
| --184-William BUCHANAN
born: 12 Dec 1782
bap:
died:
buried:
| --185-John BUCHANAN
born:
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died:
buried:
| --186-Mary BUCHANAN
born:
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died:
buried:
James McCutchen, Transcription of Inventory/Appraisal 15 August 1759
Augusta County, Virginia
Will Book 2
Page 321 & 322 (original document in two columns per page)
An Inventory of the Estate of James AMcCutchen deceased appraised this 30th day of May 1759
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One Bay Mare appraised to 3.-.-
one year old Colt 1.1.-
one gray horse 3.15.-
one black mare 3.-.-
one Bay mare 1.-.-
one Bay Colt 1.1.6
four hogs & seven pigs 1.6.-
one beef cow 1.15.-
one black cow & bell & coller 2.10.-
one spotted cow 1.14.-
one Bay mare 4.10.-
one Bay mare 1.10.-
one black mare 4.-.-
one grey mare .-.10
one brindled steer .-.16
one black heiffer 1.6.-
one red steer 1.2.-
one white cow 1.5.-
one brindled cow 1.4.6
one red cow w.t. a white face 1.10.-
one white cow & calf 1.10.-
one red cow & calf 1.15.-
one white cow cow & calf 1.15.-
one bridled cow & calf 1.6.-
one brown cow & calf -?- 1.10.-
one black Heiffer -.14.-
one red Heiffer -.10.-
one black Steer w.t. a white face -.17.-
one spotted Steer -.12.-
one red heiffer -.15.-
one red steer -.14.-
one red steer 1.-.-
Seven year old Calves 2.15.-
Twenty head of sheep 4.15.-
a cart & old tackling 5.-.-
a Sheere(?) & Coulter(?) 1.10.-
a mall & Wedges -.8.-
a Belt & Collur -.2.6
a Dungford hayfork tree
sickles one staple & 2 hoes -.7.-
a Handsaw -.4.-
one broad ax -.1.6
a cooper ax -.1.8
one drawing knive -.1.-
cooper tools & a plane -.2.3
Two augurs & two Chisels -.3.-
one Ax -.2.6
One joint plane -.1.3
Two sythes old Iron -.5.-
Six Hogs 1.6.-
three clivesses(?) & one hammer -.3.-
one gun 2.15.-
One gun & shot bagg -.2.-
Four mettle Boxes -.7.-
one hundred & Twenty two pd -?- 2.10.10
to Shoemaker Tools -.7.-
Twenty four pounds of Wool -?- -.16.-
Five Baggs -.12.6
a Wheel for spinning wool -.5.-
three old vesssels -.1.6
To Bed Cloths -.12.-
one pr of shomaker pencers -.2.-
a Wowmans Saddle & bridle -.7.6
one Dough Strough -.3.-
one Bed of Furnitre -.17.-
one Bed of Furnitre 4.-.-
a Bedstick Bolster & pillow
a pair & a half of blankets 3.-.-
one bolster & sheet -.9.-
two sheets -10.-
3/4 yard linnen -.2.6
Remnants of Cambrick -.9.-
Remnants of Camb. & Lawn -.11.-
to M--eon -.17.-
Callicoe -.4.6
Linnen -.16.3
one Chest -.10.-
?lannen -.19.-
woosted cloth 1.1.-
Pewter & Tins 2.15.-
one Horse 2.10.-
Two spinning wheels
a check reel 1.-.-
Old Vessels -.11.6
e--uggs -.-.16
Glass bottles & Glasses -.2.6
Five Cards Sheers -.1.-
Sundry Articles -.5.-
3 potts & hooks Gridiron
1 pot rack 1.9.6
Books -.18.-
Sundries -.2.-
Chairs -.5.-
Spoons & Shoes -.3.2
one pr of Trousers -.1.3
one old Chest -.1.3
Fine yarn 1.19.-
Course Yarn -.12.-
Flax -.10.-
Two bans for four boxes -.3.-
Flax -.4.-
Woolen Yarn -.5.-
One Saddle Bridle & books 1.-.-
a coat Jacket & breetches 2.15.-
a Coat & 2 Jackets -.12.-
a great Coat & a Whip -.18.-
one Hatt -.6.-
Four buckles -.5.-
one Trunk & a handk.r. -.3.8
Two shirts & two stocks -.16.-
a Mattock & 4 Iron rings -.12.-
Cash & Notes 4.15.11
Debts due to ye Estate by
Pat Campbel & Sam McCutchen -.15.-
one hand.d Sleeve buttons
and garters -.2.-
the service of a Man
for a Years Work 12.-.-
Pursuant to an order of Court we appraised the Estate of james mcCutchin Deceased which
amounts as above James McCleery
James Lockhart
David Cunningam
William (his mark) Ledgerwood
At a Court held for Augusta County
August the 15th 1759
This inventory or appraisement of the Estate
of James McCutchen deceas.d being returned into
Court is ordered to be recorded. Test
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