Person:John Vineyard (3)

John Vineyard was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia

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Estate Records

From Chalkley’s Augusta County Records:

• Page 283.--15th November, 1758. Barbara Wingord's bond (with Chas. Rush, Jacob Parsinger) as administratrix of John Wingord.

• Page 293.--7th February, 1759. John Wingord's appraisement, by Archd. Huston, Jacob Nioles (Nicholas?), Valentine Pence (Bentz).

• Page 358.--8th February, 1759. Vendue of John Wingord's (Vinegard) estate--To Henry Colar, Christopher Kishlinger, Christopher Wingord, Ludwick Francisco, Augustine Price, Tetrach Couch, Conrad Bloze, Frederick Ermantrout, Jacob Nicholas, Margt. Wilmouth, Brice Russell, Alvenus Byar, Jacob Parsinger, Charles Man, Nicholas Millberry, Jno. Craig, Danl. Price, Jno. Fuge, Jacob Man, Henry Perkey, Nicholas Null, Jas. Laird, Charles Ty (Fy?), Paslin Hover, Valentine Cough, Valentine Cook, Valentine Pence, Robt. Scott, Jacob Man, Stephen Conrad, Christian Tetrach, Valentine Butcher, Peter Herman, Wm. Beard, John Couch.

Fee Books of Augusta Court:

• Vol. 2 - 1759-- page 5, Barbara Wingard, Peaked Mountain.

• Vol. 2 - 1760-- page 9, Barbara Evick, late Wingard, sale Bill Wingard's estate. (Note: it appears that Barbara, widow of John may have re-married to a Mr. Evick by this date).

Records in Orange County, VA

Vinyard vs. Browning.

John Vinyard vs. Francis Browning. For debt of £3.10.- for building a small mill [1734].

Summons to John Conniers and Nicholas Browning as witnessed for Francis Browning, 17 July [1735].

Summons to Walter Butler, Cornelius Mitchel, Robert Green Gent., and William Payton as witnesses for John Vinyard, 17 July 1735.

[Source: Orange County Judgements, 1735, Dorman, pg. 70].

Judgments 1736 - George Jones of Philadelipha, tavern keeper vs. John Vinyard.

Account of John Vinyard to George Jones of Philadelphia, innkeeper, for horse sold him, to be paid for 10 August following and for saddle, £8.16.0, June 1732. Certified before William Allen, mayor of the City of Philadelphia, and sent to "Mr. William Russell in Virginia Germanna".

Summons to John Vinyard, 17 Sept. [1735], to answer George Jones on a plea of trespass, damage £16 current money, for debt of £8 current money for a horse sold by the plaintiff to the defendant. Regurned 17 Sept. 1735 by W. Henderson, executed. Isaac Smith, his security.

Summons to John Finlasson, 20 Feb. [1736], executed 28 Feb. 1735/6 by Gideon Marr, to testify on behalf of George Jones.

Summons bo John Beckit, 20 Feb. [1736], executed 17 Feb. 1735 [1736] by Wm. Henderson, to testify for George Jones.

Judgment.

[Source: Orange County Judgements, 1736, Dorman, pg. 69].

Isaac Smith vs. John Vinyard.

The plaintiff at the request of the defendant became security to Benjamin Cave, Gent., Sheriff of Orange County, for his appearance before the justices to answer the suit of George Jones of Philadelphia, tavernkeeper, in an action of trespass upon the case for his not performing certain promise and assumption lately made. The defendant failed to appear before the justices and on 16 March 1735 [1736] did suffer judgment to be confirmed against thhe plaintiff for £8 current money.

Summons to John Vinyard to answer Isaac Smith of a plea of trespass upon the case, damage £50 sterling, 16 June [1736], returned 16 July 1736 by Tho. Postgate, Deputy Sheriff, "Executed on John Vinyard and in goal [jail]. Dismissed.

[Source: Orange County Judgements, 1736, Dorman, pg. 89-90].

1. ↑ Ancestry.com. Public Member Trees: (Note: not considered a reliable primary source).

   http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/17826580/person/5012403030