Person:Nathaniel Wilkinson (2)

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Col. Nathaniel Wilkinson
b.Abt 1728 Amelia County, Virginia
d.18 Dec 1807 Henrico County, Virginia
Parents and Siblings
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m. 1714
  1. Col. Nathaniel WilkinsonAbt 1728 - 1807
Spouse and Children
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m. 28 Jul 1758
  1. Margaret WilkinsonAbt 1759 -
  2. Elizabeth Wilkinson1767 - 1842
  3. Nathaniel WilkinsonAbt 1769 -
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Facts and Events
Name Col. Nathaniel Wilkinson
Gender Male
Birth[1] Abt 1728 Amelia County, Virginia
Marriage 28 Jul 1758 to Elizabeth Willson
Death[1] 18 Dec 1807 Henrico County, Virginia
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About Nathaniel Wilkinson

From Rootsweb Message Board:


Nathaniel Wilkinson, s/o George & Margaret WILKINSON, was a scoin of New Kent Co WILKINSON's who migrated to VA. He married Elizabeth WILLSON Jan 1758 Amelia Co, VA. 21 Feb 1760 Daniel WILLSON and Nathaniel & Elizabeth WILKINSON sold 150ac in Amelia Co to Thomas DYER. About 1780 Nathaniel bought property in Henrico Co, VA & on 10 Apr 1786 sold 11 slaves to Tom Branch WILLSON.
Nathaniel & Elizabeth' s children were:
i-Margaret m William CHAMBERLAYNE Jul 1784, Henrico Co, VA
ii-Elizabeth m Richard GREGORY (widower)
Source: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/WILKINSON/1998-07/0899489463


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Records in Augusta County, VA

From Chalkley’s Augusta County Records: (could also be for his son Nathaniel)


  • Vol. 1 - COUNTY COURT. ORIGINAL PETITIONS AND ORDERS. - Bundle marked "Old papers not belonging to the office--Old patents, deeds, etc." - 24th September, 1793.--Between Nathaniel Wilkinson, John Carter Littlepage and John Oliver, of first part, and John Hanger, of second part. Parties of first have sold to second (consideration, £10) one ticket, No. 52, for a lot of half an acre in the town of Hot Bath, established by an Act of Assembly at the Hot Springs, in Bath County. Drawing took place, 14th July, last, and John Hanger drew lot 38. Test: James William Mathews, Charles Tyler, Elijah Tenny, Benjamin Dickenson, Simon Gillespey.
  • 1795 Sept. 4 - John Oliver, Nathaniel WILKINSON, & John Carter LITTLEPAGE sell to Charles SCOTT ticket #45 for a lott of 1/2 A in town of hott Bath (Ref: Bath co., VA Deed. Bk. 1 p.239)
  • 1796 26 Aug. - John Oliver of county of Bath & Agness, his wife of the one part & Nathaniel WILKINSON of county of Henrico of other part. Sd Nathaniel WILKINSON purchased of Thomas J. BULLIT & Thomas HARRISON being exec'rs of the Hon'ble Cuthbert BULLIT, dec'd 4, 718 A. of land in Warm Spring Valley in Bath co. 1,890 A part were patented in the name of John OLIVER for the benefit of the sd. Cuthbert BULLIT in his lifetime. Jno. OLIVER LS. Agness OLIVER LS. (Ref: Bath co., VA Deed. Bk. 1 p. 306)
  • Vol. 2 - CIRCUIT COURT RECORDS. SEPTEMBER, 1799 (M to G). - Nathaniel Wilkeson vs. John Oliver--Covenant, Writ to Bath, 2d September, 1796.
  • Vol. 1 - COUNTY COURT CHANCERY DECREES DECIDED. 1823, 1824, 1825 (I to N). - John E. McClanahan vs. John Carter Littlepage, Nathaniel Wilkinson, John Oliver.--Involves a lot in town to be laid off at Hot Springs.
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Information on Nathaniel Wilkinson

From "Historical sketches of Virginia Hot Springs, Warm Sulphur Springs and Bath County, Virginia", by Joseph Thompson McAllister:


In 1791, Cuthbert Bullitt, who was at the time a resident of Prince William County, died. By his will be disposed of a large landed estate, some of which was in Kentucky. He, or his executors, conveyed the Hot Springs to Nathaniel Wilkinson, or Henrico County, who very soon associated with him in the ownership of John Oliver, John Carter Littlepage, Miles King and Benjamin Thompson.
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 International Genealogical Index. ( The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint, 1999-2008).
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