Person:Samuel Crawford (22)

Samuel Crawford was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia

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Land Grants

• 1779. Samuel Crawford — Botetourt County, VA Land Grant, 170 acres on branches of Back Creek. Looney's Mill Creek, 1770-1783, New Grants

Records

• 1783, Captain Neely's Company: Samuel Crawford, Sr., 10 horses, 12 cattle.

• 1783. Benj. West, Surveyor from the Stone House to the Bedford Road, Thomas Madison to allot the tithables. Henry Pauling, Samuel Crawford, James Cloyd and Joseph Richardson to view the way from Daniel Jamison’s to the first publick road leading to town (Fincastle).

• October 1785. Tolliver Craig, David Wright, James Mason and Samuel Crawford to view a way from David James' in Pate's Gap to the Great Road leading to this town.

1.   Wikitree.com.

   "Hugh Crawford of Sullivan Co., TN (but currently of Bristol Borough) makes known that Mary Crawford (late Bailey), wife of Samuel Crawford but now deceased, now of Bottotourt Co, VA who left Eleanor (wife of James Simpson of Knox Co., TN), Samuel Crawford, Jr. of Knox County, William Crawford of Franklin Co, Indiana, Hugh Crawford, Thomas Crawford (now deceased leaving only child James Crawford, Jr. of Sullivan Co., TN) and James Crawford of Bottetour Co VA Mary (Bailey) Crawford was a sister of William Bailey, late of Bucks Co. Hugh Crawford gives power of attorney to kinsman William Crawford and friend Dr. Amos Gregg, both of Bristol Borough, to recover Mary's share of estate. Bk 3: 82 Mar 4, 1812."
   
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