Person:Nathaniel Malone (1)

Will of Nathaniel Malone:Surry County, VA Deed Book 8, Vol. I, pg 268. Signed 1/1732, probated 3/21/1732.In the name of God I Nathaniel Malone of the Parish of Southwark and the County of Surry in the Colony of Virginia being weak in body but of sound Perfect & dispossing mind & memory priase be therefore given to Almighty God and calling to remembrance the unceratin State of this transitory life and that flesh must yield unto death when it shall please God to Call (do ordain this) my last will and testament hereby revoking all other wills & testaments heretofore made: Imprimus My sole I resign to God that --- thru the merit and mediation Of Jesus Christ (my sins shall be forgiven). My body I commit to the earth (from whence it was taken to be buried) by my exec. hereafter named and for the dispoition of my estate I devise & dispose of in manner following:Item: I devise to my loving son Nathaniel and his heirs forever my house & my lands lying and being on the South side of Sappony Creek in the Parish & County aforesaid Excepting one acre at the hog pen ford just below my dwelling house & also one Negro woman named Judy & one cow to him ye said Nathaniel and his heirs forever.Item: I devise unto my loving son Drury that one acre of land before excepted at hog pen ford andthe plantation where I now live & the land adjoining these according to the bounds following Viz: Beginning at the cart ford of Sappony Creek thence going a short course north by hasty Branch . . .etc. --- to Great Pond, to Pig Quarter on Stone Creek, then down said Creek to mouth of Sappony Creek . . . But in default of Drury having heirs, land to Thomas, and in default of his having heirs, to be divided between sons William and Nathaniel.To son Thomas, land up the Sappony Creek along William Harper's line, 10 pounds and a negro.To son Daniel my house and 200 acres on ye north side of Nottaway River beginning at the mouth of Tommoheton Swamp in Prince George Co, running up the swamp and Nottaway River for 200 acres.To son-in-law Joseph Harper: my house and 200 acres in upper part of a tract called Tommahlonland and 20 pounds, 2 cows and calves. ----To daughter Amey . . 1 mulatto named --?. Amey also to keep my daughter Mary until they marry or come of age. To my daughter -- Courtney?. . . Phoebe? remainder to be equally divided.Executrix: ----, Drury and Nathaniel Malone. Wit: Robert Wynne, John Gilliam, Jr.

"p. 113 (p. 363)...6 Aug 1721...William Jones, Sr. to John Jones, Jr. for 5 shillings...100 acres on both sides of Sappony Creek in Southwarke Parish and bounded by Nathaniel Mallone." per "Surry County Virginia Deeds 1684-1733 and Other Court Papers" by William Lindsay Hopkins) "p. 114 (p.375)...19 Sep 1721....Nathaniel Maloone and wife, Mary Maloone, to George Booth...100 acres on south side of Sappony Creek adjoining Thomas Thrower. Rec: 18 Oct 1721" per "Surry County Virginia Deeds 1684-1733 and Other Court Papers" by William Lindsay Hopkins) p. 150 (p.997)...17 Feb 1729...John Jones, Jr. to Nathaniel Mallone...100 acres on north side of Sappony Creek and bounded by said Jones and Mallone (being land granted to William Jones of Surry County on 12 Jul 1718 and sold by him to said John Jones on 28 Sep 1721). per "Surry County Virginia Deeds 1684-1733 and Other Court Papers" by William Lindsay Hopkins) p. 153 (p.22) ___1729...William Read and wife, Mary Read, of Brunswick County to Nathaniel Mellone of Surry County...100 acres on the north side of Nottoway River and both sides of Sappony Creek adjoining John Jones Rec: 19 Aug 1730 per "Surry County Virginia Deeds 1684-1733 and Other Court Papers" by William Lindsay Hopkins) p. 153 (p.22) ____1729...William Reed and wife, Mary Read, of Brunswick County to Nathaniel Mellone of Surry County...100 acres on the north side of Nottoway River and both sides of Sappony Creek adjoining John Jones. Wit: John (X) Freeman, Nathaniel (X) Roberson and Robert Wynne Rec: 19 Aug 1730 Per "Surry County, Virginia Records 1652-1684" by Eliza Timberlake Davis m. bef 1707 Mary p. 71 (p.378)____...Thomas Wynne of Surry County to his daughter, Mary Melone...98 acres on south side of Jones Hole Swamp and bounded by Lewis Greene Rec: 4 Nov 1707 per "Surry County Virginia Deeds 1684-1733 and Other Court Papers" by William Lindsay Hopkins)

1.   Surry County Virginia Deeds 1684-1733 and Other Court Papers.
2.   Malone, Randolph A. (Randolph Augustus). Malone and allied families: including Malone records from Virginia, North & South Carolina & Georgia. (Thomasville, Georgia: R.A. Malone, c1986 (Ann Arbor, Mich. : McNaughton & Gunn))
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   Daniel Malone is found in early Prince George County records of this generation also, and is the earliest
   Malone to show land ownership. This comes from an English document, the Quit Rent rolls, which records
   Daniel Malone as being taxed for 100 acres in Prince George Co. in 1704. [24, 30] Although the exact
   location of this land is unknown, we do know that Malones were living on the south side of the James River
   in the area which became Prince George Co. about 1700. [98, 9b p 271] How long this 100 acres had
   belonged to Daniel Malone is unclear. He was involved in dealings with such men as “Col. Bolling, Col.
   Hardyman, and Maj. Wynn”, among others. [97] He was married to Susan _ _ _ _ , who married, probably
   shortly after his death about 1713 to _ _ _ _ Floraday. [97] He is shown in Prince George Co. in a record
   listing his debts in Feb., 1713. The list was submitted by “Susan Floraday, relict of Daniell Mallone,
   dec’d.” [97] Because of his death date and close association with Maj. Wynne, and others, he might have
   been a son of the progenitor Daniel Malone 1-1.
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