Person:James Terrell (6)
James Terrell
b.1702 Pamunkey River, Blisland Parish, New Kent, Virginia
d.Apr 1772 Caroline Co., VA
Parents and Siblings
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m. 1688
  1. William Richmond Terrell, Jr.1690 - 1755
  2. David Terrell, Sr.Abt 1690 - Abt 1759
  3. Joel Terrell, Sr.1692 - 1758
  4. Elizabeth Anne 'Betty' Terrell1695 - 1734
  5. James Terrell1702 - 1772
  6. Timothy Terrell1705 - 1763
  7. Henry Terrell, Esq.Abt 1706 - Aft 1760
  8. John Terrell1707 - 1785
  9. Elizabeth Terrell1708 -
  10. Mary Terrell1708 -
  11. Susannah Terrell1711 -
Spouse and Children
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  1. James Terrell
  2. William Terrell1722 - 1797
  3. Mary TerrellAbt 1733 -
  4. Elizabeth "Betty" Terrell1736 -
  5. Patty Terrell1738 -
  6. Jonathan Terrell1739 - Aft 1766
  7. John H Terrell1740 - 1814
  8. Dudley Terrell
  9. Philomen Terrell1750 - Bef 1813
  10. Neff “Neffie” Terrell1750 - 1815
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Facts and Events
Name James Terrell
Gender Male
Birth? 1702 Pamunkey River, Blisland Parish, New Kent, Virginia
Alt Death? Bet 1702 and 1707 Polecat Swamp, Saint Margaret Parish, Caroline, Virginia
Alt Birth? 1707 New Kent County, Virginia, USA
Marriage to Margaret Watkins
Death? Apr 1772 Caroline Co., VA
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Early Land Acquisition in Orange County, VA

Acquisition of Land from Orange County, Virginia Records:


  • Pg. 263-264. To all Christian People to Whom these presents shall appear.. I, John Terrell, of Egecomb County (prob. North Carolina), Greetings: Know ye that.. love and affection I have unto my beloved brother, James Terrell, in Saint Margaret's Parish in the County of Caroline, have granted one tract of land, 300 acres, in the first fork of the Rappadan River in St. George's Parish, County of Orange, and bounded as follows... feet of one of the Lost Mountains.. Colo. John Grymes.... (signed) John Terrell (Seal), Witnesses: William Hudson, Thomas (T) Ham, John Ham.
Memo - that within the bounds which I have mentioned enclosing the land I have given my brother, James, there is 100 acres which I have sold to Mr. Wm. Southwork, which with the boundary of the pattent contains 400 acres, now the said Southwork hath his land taken in manner and form following.. Beginning.. foot of the Lost Mountain.. makeing three angles enclosing his hundred, leaving the 300 before mentioned for my said brother before named.... (signed) John Terrell (Seal). Recorded Orange County, 28 February 1744/5. [Orange County Virginia Deed Book 9, Dorman, pg. 28].
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