Person:William Gullet (1)

William Gullet was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia

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Land Records

• Greenbrier County, VA Patent: Gillett (Gullett), W. - 200 (acres) Second Creek, adj. Matthew Green, Thomas Kincaid - 1787. [A History of Monroe County, West Virginia By Oren Frederic Morton, pg. 84].

• Greenbrier County, VA Patent: Gullett, William - 460 (acres), Sinks, adj. William Craig - 1787. [A History of Monroe County, West Virginia By Oren Frederic Morton, pg. 84].

• Deed: 27 August 1803: William Gullett and wife Jean convey to Matthew Leach "a tract of 52 3/4 a. in the Sinks, described as 2 1/2 miles from the courthouse" [Monroe County Deeds]. (Note: Matthew Leach was a son-in-law of William and Jean Gullett, he married their daughter Mary 'Polly' Gullett).

Records in Augusta County, VA

From Chalkley’s Augusta County Records:

• Vol. 1 - AUGUST 16, 1780.

(272) John Gullet--witness from Greenbrier.

(272) William Gullet--witness from Greenbrier.

• Page 314.- [abt. July 1780] - John Gray and Jeane, late Jeane Craige, administrators of John Craige, deceased, and William Gullet and Jeane ( ), late Jane Craige, only child and heiress of John Craige, dsceased, of Greenbrier County, to Thomas Rodgers, in Beverley Manor, conveyed to John Craige, deceased. 20th March, 1754.

• Page 319.--18th March, 1785. John Gray and Jane, late Jane Craig, administratrix of John Craig, deceased, to William Gullett and Jane, his wife, only child of John Craig, deceased, of Greenbrier, to Nicholas Spring, stump in a poison field; Rey. Mr. Anderson's line, John Seawright's corner.