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Other Lunenburg Co, Va Records
Lunenburg Order Book 2 1/2 -A P 477-Feb Court, 1753 Tabitha Campbell, Admx of Est of William Campbell, dec'd agnst Geo Ezell (Michael Ezell, bail) defendant; JURY: Arthur Lee, James Easter, George Berry, Wm Brooks, Benjamin Strange, Richard Swepson, Edwd. Colbreath, John Cox, Michael Satterwhite, Macness Goode, Abner Nash -nonperformance; pltf to recover damages
Order bk 2 1/2 P 478- Josiah Dixon agst William Redman, defendant, JURY: Arthur Lee, Wm Holt, James Easter, Geo. Berry, Benjm. Strange, Richard Swepston, Edwd. Colbreath, John Cox, Michael Satterwhite, McNees Goode, Memucan Hunt; plaintiff to recover debt
Order Bk 2 1/2 P 494-5-Jos. Ray agst Matthew Marable, defendant- JURY: Memucan Hunt, Sam'l. Harris, Abner Nash, James Claiborne, Arthur Lee, William Holt, Benjamin Strange, Wm Brooks, John Jones, Wm. Goode, Richard Swepston, Geo. Berry- plaintiff defaulted; defendant to recover costs
Lunenburg Will Book 1, John Wilburn Estate - Appraisement Mar 17, 1758 by Jno Camp, John Jeffries, Richard Swepson
Order bk 2 1/2 B, P 594- John Clack agnst Ephriam Mabry, defendant- JURY: Benj. Hawkins, Wm. Holt, Nehemiah Frank, George Walton, Jessie Brown, John Humphries, Wm. Chandler, Richard Swepston John Jennings, Wm Marable, Philip Poindexter, Wm Jones; plaintiff to recover damages agnst defendant and James Mitchell, late sheriff, for nonperformance
Order bk 2 1/2 B, P 595-6 John Clack on attachment (bason) agnst Wm Dunman & Henry Talley, defendants; court orders jury of bystanders to determine extent of damages; JURY -Benj Hawkins, Wm Holt, Nehemiah Frank, George Walton, Jessie Brown, John Humphries, Wm Chandler, Richard Swepston, John Jennings, Wm Marable, Philip Poindexter, Wm Jones,-plaintiff to recover damages for nonperformance by public sale attachments.
Order bk 2 1/2 B, P 597-Benjamin Harrison agnst Edward Carter, defendant (John Shepherd, his bail) JURY: Benjamin Hawkins, Wm. Holt, Nehemiah Frank, Geo. Walton, Jessie Brown, John Humphries, Wm Chandler, Richard Swepston, John Jennings, Wm Marable, Philip Poindexter, Wm Jones; pltff to recover damages for nonperformance
Order Bk 2 1/2 B, P598- John Hall & John Twitty on attachments (broad axx) agnst Jeremiah Hatcher defendant, JURY: Benj. Hawkins, Wm Holt, Nehemiah Frank, Geo. Walton, Jessie Brown, John Humphries, Wm Chandler, John Jennings, Wm Marable, Philip Poindexter, Wm Jones, Richard Swepston; pltffs to recover damages for nonperformance by public sale attachment
Order Bk 2 1/2 B, P 600--1- Wm. Maclin, Jr. agnst Charles Rayley & Henry Parrish, defendants-(Christopher Johnson as Parrish' bail) JURY: Benj Hawkins, Wm Holt, Nehemiah Frank, Geo Walton, Jessie Brown, John Humphries, Wm Chandler, Richard Swepston, John Jennings, Wm Marable, Philip Poindexter, Wm Jones,; plaintiff to recover damages for nonperformance of Parrish; suit dismissed agnst Rayley.
Order Book 3 , P
30-May Court 1754
Wm Weatherford agnst Richard Thompson, dfdnt in case; JURY: Richd. Womack,
Benj. Hawkins, John Fain, Wm Nichols, Wm Goode, Denis Lark, Sherwood Bugg, Wm
Jones, Jas. Arnold, Richard Swepston, Geo Farow, Adam Winders;-Verdict-
def guilty of slander, his attny asks for judgment on verdict (words spoken by
defdnt are not actionable, only part of charge is proved spoken, errors made in
proceedings) Court to advise at next session
Order Bk 3, P
315-April Court, 1755
Field Jefferson , sheriff agnst Richard Dudgeon, defdnt; JURY: Jeremiah
Hatcher, Wm Roberts, Joel Chandler, Richard Swepston, John Price, Wm
Barton, Jos. Ragsdale, Robt. Wade, Jr, Wm Jones, Bryant Lester, Thos Hawkins,;
plaintiff to recover agnst defdnt & Wm Caldwell, a coroner for damages/costs
for breach of promise
Order
bk 3, P 392-July Court, 1755
Abraham Martin agst Robert Jones, defdnt- JURY: Wm Hunt, Wm Chandler,
Benjamin Wade, Michael Satterwhite, Richard Bonds, Richard Swepston,
Sherwood Bugg, Jos Minor, Philip Poindexter, Foreman, Jos. Boswell, Philimon
Russell, Jos Gill,; defdnt Not Guilty; plaintiff's motion for new trial
overruled, defdnt to recover costs of plaintiff for false clamor
Order Bk 4, P
194-September Court, 1756
Sept 8, 1756- Present: Hugh Lawson, John Cox, Richd. Witton, Thos. Bedford,
Memucan Hunt, Jas Roberts, Jr agnst Mark Thornton & Wm Snelgrove, defendants-JURY:
Wm Reade, Joshua Hawkins, Wm Roberts, Matthew Marable, Wm White, Simon Gentry,
Henry Cox, Stephen Bedford, Charles Hamblin, Wm Hunt, Richard Womack, Richard
Swepston ,-plaintiff to recover debt of Thornton; suit dismissed as to
Snellgrove
Order Bk 4, P 195-Sept Court, 1756-Moses Hall agnst Wm Hunt defendant- in trespass/assault/battery-JURY: Wm Reade, Joshua Hawkis, Wm Roberts, Mathew Marable, William White, Simon Gentry, Henry Cox, Stephen Bedford, Charles Hamblin, Wm Hunt, Richard Womack, Richard Swepston;-Verdict:-Not guilty
Order Bk 5
P 25B. December Court, 1757--Nov 7
(Dec) 1757
John Wells agnst Robert Pamplet, Richard Swepston, William Satterwhite,
defendants, -Case DISMISSED
Order bk 5, P 37A- March Court, 1758--Any 3 of John Jeffries, William Harris, Richard Swepston, William Hunt to appraise estate.slaves. personal property of John Wilborne, William Harris, Admr.
DB6, P 132 July 1, 1760 William Phelps of Lun. in Cumberland Par, to John Jeffries of same, for 250E, a certain tract of land, Lun Co, Cumberland Par, on S/S of the S. fork of allen's Crk, about 531 A and b/b Horsepen Br,. Sig: William Phelps, Wts: Wm. Jones, Samuel Phelps, Christopher Coleman. Rec'd July 1, 1760 after Sarah, wife of sd. Phelps, relinq. right of dower.
Lun. Co, Va
Wills-
Sanders, Francis dated 11-13-1760; Filed:12-2-1760; W.B.
1/315
Mentions: Wife: not by name
Children: None mentioned.
Executors: Richard Swepson, Thomas Carlton
Witnesses: John Jeffress, Thomas Ferguson
Order Bk 6, P
206B-December Court, 1760
Richard Swepston & Thomas Carlton ,Exors -granted probate of estate
of Francis Saunders, Dec'd-Clack Courtney, Security-P
207- Any 3 of John Cox, William Harris, Jos Freeman, John Cox to appraise
slaves/if any, personal est of Francis Saunders, Dec'd
Virginia
land Patent book 33 P 974 Feb. 14, 1761-Alexander Boyd, 98 acs, augusta Co, on
the waters of Roanoak, along the ridge.-10 shill.
P 976 Feb 14, 1761 Alexander Boyd, 30 acs Augusta Co, on NW side of Roanoak,
at the mouth of a Gulley, adj. James Campbell-5 shill.
2/14/1761-Guy Smith -Grant, (33-1011) 400 AC adj. Richard Swebston (Swepson)
Order Bk 6, P
232A, March Court, 1761
Field Jefferson, late sheriff, against John Hobson, Nicholas Hobson, Robt
Hatcher, defendants-JURY: Wm Mills, Robt Breedlove, John Hayse, Benjamin
Riden, Richard Swepstone, Wilson Mattox, Jas. Foster, John Floyd, Jacob
Royster, John Fulton, Jas Heath, Wm Brown; JURY withdrawn; suit dismissed;
plaintiff to pay costs
Order Bk 6,
P246B,March Court, 1761-
John Mullins agst Charles Yancey, defdnt in trespass/assault/battery; JURY:
Pinkethma Hawkins, John Cox, Thos. Norrel, John Patrick, Jas Lett, Geo
Blanton, Wm Gowen, Wm Brown, Richard Swepstone,, John Norris, Hutchings
Burton, Wm Marable, Jr;-Verdict- NOT guilty
Order Bk 6, P 247B, March Court, 1761- Thomas Goodrum & wife, Susannah, agnst Stephen Mallet SR, defdnt in trespass/assault/battery; JURY: John Cox, John Patrick, John Fulton, Thos Harvey, Jas Lett, Thos Gray, Geo Blanton, John Thomason, Richard Swepstone, John Hogan, Hutchings Burton, Wm Marable,Jr; -Verdict-plaintiffs to recover damages
Order Bk 6, P
249A-March Court, 1761-
Richard Swepstone, witness for John Cox at suit John Hayse-to be pd by
Cox for 3 days' attendance
DB6, P 421 Aug 4, 1761 Deed from Thos. Farrar to Guy Smith, 350 A b/b William Hill's upper line, on Mitchell's crk. Wts: Richd. Swepson, Joseph Chandler. Rec'd Aug 4, 1761
Order Bk 7, P
117A-September Court, 1761-
Stephen Wood & Wife, not named, against Sherwood Walton, EXR Jos Johnson,
Dec'd, defdnt; JURY: John McNeese, Wm Dabbs, John Hix, John White, Wm
Hunt, foreman, David Hopkins, Wm Hudson, Drury Smith, Benjamin Pollard, John
Clement, William Harvey, Richard Swepstone-Jury finds that sometime in
1733 (1755?) Jarrel Willingham marr Mary Johnnson-Dtr of Jos. Johnson; bef sd
marr, sd Jos Johnson promised to make the fortune of sd dtr Mary equal in value
to sd Jarrel (400F or 500F) sd Willingham & wife prosecuted their suit in
Chancery agnst sd Johnson, but parties later compromised; they would dismiss
their suit & relinquish their claim, in consid. of whch sd Johnson would pay
them 50F on next two Christmases and 100F apiece to all Johnson's other
children; JURY finds that sd Johnson claimed extortion by Willinghams and never
pd plaintiffs any part of sd 100F prior to his death; Stephen Wood abused the
dec'd Johnson calling him "an old villian", etc and that if he got the
money he was not obliged to him for it, for that he was not compelled to it-JURY
finds for the plaintiffs and assess their damages at 50F; JURY finds for the
defendant, and his cause cont'd to next court.
Order bk 7, P
118B, September Court, 1761
William Hudson agnst William White, Sr, defdnt; JURY: Jarrel Willingham,
David Hopkins, Richard Swepstone, Wm Harvey, Jacob Womack, Jos. Johnson,
Wm Dobbs, John Herndon, Stephen Wood, John Cargill, John Gan, ; plaintiff to
recover damages agnst defdnt.
Order bk 7, P 119A, Sept court, 1761-Matthew Marable agst Thomas Heirs, dfdnt; JURY: Jarrel Willingham, David Hopkins, Richard Swepstone, Wm Harvey, Jacob Womack, Jos Johnson, Wm Dabbs, John Herndon, Stephen Wood, John Cargill, John Glan; plaintiff to recover damages
DB6, P 516 Dec 1, 1761 Richard Witton of Lun, Par. of St. James to Guy Smith of same for 24E, a certain tract of land in St. James Par, Lun. Co, cont. abt 414 A, b/b Richard Swepson, on Blackstone's Crk, the old line, a new line, Joseph Greer. Wts: None Rec Dec 1, 1761
Lun. Co, Va DB 7, P 254 May 18, 1762 Lewis Burwell of Co of James City, to Robert Hatcher of Lun. Co. for 194E, 12 sh, a certain tract of land of about 490 A, in Lun. Co, on both sides of Butcher's Crk., and S/S Twitty's Br, and b/b Witton's Rd, Oliver. Sig: Lewis Burwell, Wts: Thomas Ferguson, John Marable, John Jeffries, Richard Swepston. Rec' June 1, 1762
DB 7, P 256 May 18, 1762 Lewis Burwell of James City Co to Lawdwick Farmer (Farrar?) of Lun. Co, for 192E, a certain tract of land in Lun. Co. S/S of Butcher's Crk, cont. 384 A, pt of a larger tract, b/b Jones, mouth of a grt. branch, the E/S of Byrd's Rd. Sig: Lewis Burwell, Wts: Thos. Ferguson, John Marable, John Jeffries, Richard Swepston. Rec'd June 1, 1762
DB7, P 267 May 18, 1762 Lewis Burwell of Co of James City to John Murphy of Lun. Co, for 90E, 15 Sh, a certain tract of land, in Lun. Co, cont. abt. 383 Ac. b/b Spring Br, Church Br, the Grt Br., Butcher's Crk. Sig: Lewis Burwell, Wts: Richard Swepton, Thos. Farguson, John Marable, John Jeffries. Rec'd June 1, 1762
Order Bk 8, P 87B-Robert Haisty assignee of Samuel Phelps, against Richard Swepstone, Defendant in debt- Case dismissed
Order Bk 8,
P 131A, October Court, 1762
Richard Bond agnst Richard Swepson, defendant, -Case dismissed
Lun. DB, 8, P 130, Mar 21, 1764 Deed from William Twitty of S. C. to John Coleman of Johnston Co, NC, for 100 pds. Va. money,, a certain tract of land of about 400 AC, in Lunen. Co, on the head branches of Allen's Crk, joining lands of Wm. Jones, Farquhard, Grant's old survey, Joseph Ragsdale, the land Elisha Brooks sold to Abraham Burton, (it being the land that Wm. Jones settled of John Twitty's, who is now dead, and Wm. Twitty is heir at law to John twitty, dec'd) (And for the courses, refer to the patent which is not to hand from the Secretary's Office) . Sig: Wm. Twitty, Wts: Richard Swepton, John Jeffries, Alexander Boyd, James Speed. Rec'd June 14, 1764
Order Bk 10, P 99-July Court, 1764 Richard Witton, Plt, VS Guy Smith & Richard Swepson, Deft. in Debt-For reasons appearing, the suit dismissed at the Deft's costs.
Lunenburg Co, Va. Land Patents-Aug 15, 1764 (36-626) John Jeffries, 123 A S/Fork, Allen's Crk, b/b John Macklin, Martin Fifer
Lunenburg
Marriages-Nov 8, 1764
Richard Swepson, Sec. on MB of Wm. Peasley to Lucy Sanders
Other Mecklenburg Co, Va Records
DB1, P 197-Oct, 1765-John Clark of Lun co. to Wm. Potter of Dinwiddle Co-Negro slave Robin-Wts: Alexr. Boyd, Richard Swepson, Rec'd. Oct14, 1765
DB1, P 238-Oct. 13, 1765 Christopher Lewis & wife Sophia, of Meck. Co, to Alexander Boyd of Meck. Co, in cons. of 100 pds, --300 AC on coleman's Crk, W/S of road, leading from Meck. Court house to Humphries Ordinary. Wts; John Coleman, John Alston, William Sears, Richard Swepson Rec'd-Aug 11, 1766
DB 2, P. 5, Dec. 3, 1767-John Clark of Granville Co( Dist.,) South Carolina, to Carter Clark of Meck, for 200 F, a certain tract of land in Meck on both sides of N. fork of Allen's Cr. abt 331 acres, it being all the land the sd. John Clark has on the Cr. Signed: John Clark-Wit: Richard Swepson, Charles Hames, Sarah Swepson, Rec: Mar 14, 1768.
July 11, 1768-Richard Swepson, Tignal Jones, Sr. & Wm. Norment Appraised Est. of Henry Decker, Dec'd.-Rec'd-Aug 8, 1768
DB2, P 126- Sept, 1768 James Coleman & John Coleman of Meck. Co. to Alexander Boyd of Meck Co, Abt 53.5 AC in Meck on Coleman's Crk, Wts: John McClement, Wm. Decker, Richard Swepson, Deed ack. by John Coleman & wife, Susannah, Recd. Sept. 13, 1768
Sept 12, 1768 DB 2, P 144- Wm Decker of Meck to Joseph Decker of Meck-land in Meck. adj. Decker's Branch, Alexr. Boyd, Richard Swepson
Sept 1, 1768-DB2, P 149 Wm. Decker of Meck Co to Alexander Boyd of Meck-Abt 100 AC in Meck Adj. Decker, Richard Swepson, James Coleman, mouth of Decker's Br. Wts: John McClement, James Coleman, John Coleman, Richard Swepson, Fanny Decker, w/o Wm. Decker, relinq. dower rts. Rec: Nov 14, 1768,
DB2, P 540 Nov. 12, 1770 Power of attorney-I, John Clark, of the Province of South Carolina, Granvill (?) County, appoint my trusty friend, James Clark, of Mecklenburg Co, in Virginia, my lawful attorney, to recover any sums owed me this 12 November, 1770. Wts: Richard Swepson, C. Clark, Alexr. Boyd, Rec'd. 10 Dec., 1770
DB 3, P 21, Nov. 21, 1770 James Easter & w/Sarah, of Meck to John Oliver of same, 484 A in Mec. Wts: John Coleman, Richard Sarpson , Jno. Tabb, Asa Oliver, Thos. Whitworth
DB 2, P 541, Jan 14, 1771 Henry Royall of Meck to Lewis Burwell, Esq. of James City Co, Va. Abt 265 AC in Meck-Wts: Richard Swepson, Wm. Hunt, Benjamin Whitehead, Recd. 2/11/1771
DB 3, P 199- Apr 8, 1771- Richard Floyd & wife Sarah of Meck to Richard Jones of Meck Abt 200 A on Grassy cr in Meck-Wit: Richard Swepson, John Ravens, Robt Crowley Rec Sep 9, 1771
DB3, P 340 April 13, 1772-Ishmael Algood , & w/Rachael, to Benj. Sampson, both of Meck. 100 AC in Meck., adj. Jeffries, SEBSTON, Macklin,
DB 3, P 436- Aug, 1772-Elisha Gunn of Granville, NC to Alexr. Boyd of Meck-2 Negro slaves Jeanie & Diana, and 1 saddle Wts. Wm. Mealer, Saml. Brame, Robt. McCollock, Richard Swepson, Jr. Rec. Aug 10, 1772
July 12, 1773 DB 4, P 89-Joseph Boswell of Dinwiddle Co, to Joseph Pattison, Jr, of Lun Co, abt 205 AC in Meck. on Meherrin Riv, Wts: Richard Swepson, Richard Lamb, Wm. Blackley, Wm. Browder Rec'd July 12, 1773
DB4, P 71-Deed made Nov. 23, 1771-Frederick & John Maclin of Bruns. Co, to Tignal Jones, Jr. of Meck. Abt 400 AC in Meck, adj. Swepstone, Harwood, the Rocky Br, Skelton, Rec'd. July 12, 1773
DB4, P 199-May 29, 1773 Wm Wallace of Meck to Alexr. Boyd & Co, of Meck-deed of trust-Wts: Richard Swepson, Jr., Stephen Mallet, Jr.
July 10, 1773 DB4, P 121 John Easter of Meck Co to Alexr. Boyd & Co. Deed of trust-Wts: Richard Swepson, Jr. ,Robt. McCullock, Recd. 8/8/1773
Sept 8, 1773-DB4, P 142 Jesse Tate of Meck to Alexr. Boyd & Company, Abt 333 AC in Meck, Wts: Richard Swepson, Jr., Robt. McCullock, Recd. Sept 13, 1773
DB4, P 174-Oct. 11, 1773-Nathanitl Hix & wife Ruth, of Meck, to Bennett Goode of Meck, Abt 300 AC in Meck, adj. James Sanderfurd, Robin's Cr, Richard Swepson, Joseph Akins, Rocky Br.
DB4, P 236 July 13, 1773-Henry Roberson of Meck to Alexr. Boyd of Meck-Deed of trust-Wts: Robt. McCullock, Richard Swepson, Jr.
Nov 1, 1773-Admrs' Acctg. of Est. of John Liddell- ret'd to Crt by Robt. Spence, Admr-Approved by Alexr. Boyd, John Coleman, & Richard Swepson, Commissioners-Rec'd. Feb. 12, 1776
DB 4, P 344 May 16, 1774 John Winkler of Meck to Richard Swepson of Meck -Deed of Trust -Wit Richard Swepston, Daniel Hill Rec: Oct 10, 1774
DB4, P 452- May 13, 1775-John Johns of Meck. to Boyd, McCullock & Co., Deed of Trust-Wts: Geo. Tarry, Henry DeLony, Rich'd. Swepson, Jr., Anderson Smith, Tignal Jones, Jr. Rec' d Sept 11, 1775
DB 4, P 460- Sept 11, 1775 James Coleman & wife, Clary, of Meck and John Coleman & wife, Susannah of Meck, to Matthew Marable of Meck-land join. Richard Swepson
DB4, P 494, Sept 1, 1775 Andrew Peterson (Pattison?) of Meck to Ebenezer McHarg of of Meck., (a certain tract of land in Meck. Co, on Robin's Crk, b/b lines of Jacob Mitchell, John Davis, Nath'l. Hix, (now prop. of McHarg), & Wm. Bilboe, abt. 148 AC, being prt. of 298 AC grtd. Andrew Peterson from Richard Swepson, 4/12/1773) Rec. Nov. 13, 1775 Wts: Peyton Skipwith, Noah Dortch, Hugh Miller, Reuben (X )Mitchell
DB 4, P 525- April 13, 1776-Stephen Mallett, Jr. of Meck to John Wilkins of Meck, abt 5AC S/S Coleman's Crk, adj. Richard Swepson's near the mill.
DB4, P 538 Sept, 1776-John Farrar of Meck, to Daniel Hutt of Meck, Abt 95A in Meck-Wts: Richard Swepson, Wm. Sandifur, James Toone
DB5, P 29-April 11, 1777-Drury Robertson of Brunswick Co to S-I-L Jerry Smith negro girl named nan, Wts: Richard Swepson, Wm. Bartlett, Chas. Pistole
DB 5, P 92-Sept 8, 1777 Peter Field Jefferson & w/Elizabeth of Meck. to Bennett Goode of Meck, Abt 266A in Meck purch. from Richard Swepson 12/22/1770
DB5, P 255, April 10, 1778-John Hubbard of Meck to James Hall of Meck, Abt 35A in Meck-Wts: Richard Swepson, Wm. Nash, Richd. Winn
DB5, P 306-Aug 10, 1778-James Speed of Charlotte Co, to John Miles of Meck, abt. 200 A in Meck-Wts: Richard Swepson, Jr., John Camp, Edwd. Walton, Swepson Jeffries
DB 5, P 352 Oct. 17, 1778-Elizabeth Wagstaff of York Co, to Wm. G. Baptist of York Co, Abt 425 AC in Meck, Wts: Richard Swepson, Benjn. Farrell, Achilles Jeffries, Benjamin Whitehead
Nov 8, 1778 DB 5, P 355-Bond of William Davis for Sheriff of Meck. Co-Security: Richard Swepson, Edward Pennington
DB5, P 380, Feb. 8, 1779 Lewis Toone & wife Elizabeth of Meck to Thomas Pritchett of Meck, Abt 100 AC in Meck adj. Tignal Jones, Jr., Fred Macklin, & Richard Swepson, SR.
DB5, P 408. April 10, 1779-Samuel Goode of Meck. to Wm. Davis of Meck, Abt 23 A in Meck-Wts: Wm. Luicas, Richard Swepson, Jr,. James Anderson
DB5, P 436 May, 1779-Joseph Decker & wife Anne of Meck to John Colthrop of Meck-land adj. Richard Swepson Rec'd May 10, 1779
June 11, 1779 Richard Swepson & James Hester- Securities on Adm. Bond of Thomas Rudd, exr. of Est. of Thomas Rudd.
DB6, P 29, April, 1780 John Potter & wife, Mary of Meck to William Randolph of Chesterfield Co, Abt 981 AC Wts: Richard Swepson, Richard Swepson, Jr., Asa Oliver, John Vandyck Rec: Apr. 10, 1780
DB6, P 152 Aug 17, 1781 George Minor of Meck to Allen Young of Meck, abt 360 A in Meck-Wts: Richard Swepson, Jr., Edward Finch, Wm. Pointer, James Hughes
Dec 25, 1782-DB6, P 266 William Hatsell of Co of __ in NC, to Alexr. Boyd of Meck Co, deed of trust, Wts: Richard Swepson, Richard Swepson, Jr, Allen Young, Daniel Hutt, Recd: May 12, 1783
Mar. 13, 1786-Meck DB 7-P1, -Richard Swepson, Jr to Jacob Hubrie (Deed),
Mar. 12,
1783-Division of Personal Estate of Samuel Bugg-, Dec'd. by John Speed, Bennett
Goode, Howell Taylor, & Richard Swepson, commissioners, Rec'd, Feb.
14, 1785
Aug 22, 1783-Richard Swepson, Sec. on MB of George Farrar/Elizabeth Boyd
Jan 25, 1785-DB6, P 445, Henry Moody & wife, Elizabeth & John Marshall of Meck. Co, to Alenxander Boyd of Meck Co, Abt 638 AC on Butcher's Cr in Meck Co, Wts: Henry Carlton, Richard Swepson, Jr, Richard Easter, & Laughlin Fannin Elizabeth Moody relinq. dower rights in court
Jan 31, 1785 DB6, P 444 Deed from Alexander Boyd of Meck to Edward Dodson of Meck for 300E, about 280 AC in Meck, and b/b the S/S of the Little fork, of Allen's Crk, in Solomon Draper's line and Spring Br., the N/S of sd. Creek in Isham Tucker's line, fence to Robert Burton, Thomas Green. Sig: Alexander Boyd, Wts: Richard Swepson, Jr, William Boyd. Rec'd Feb. 14, 1785. At Meck. Court of august 9, 1785 -Anne Boyd, wife of Alexander Boyd, came into Court, and first being privately examined, voluntarily relinq. her right of dower to the lands conveyed
DB6, P 447 Feb. 14, 1785 I, Alexander Boyd of Meck. Co, for divers good causes and to sell certain lands, tenements, and hereditaments, and for 1 E money of Great Britain, have appointed my Mother, Elizabeth Boyd, otherwise called Elizabeth Anderson, and my sister Mary Wood, otherwise called Mary Boyd, both of the town of Irvine, in the Kingdom of Scotland, together with my friend, James King, Sr, Merchant in Port Glasgow, in Scotland, to be my lawful Attorneys-in-fact, to sell my right and property in the 2 Maclins of Old Hall, the same lying within the Parish of Dunlop, and Sheriffdom of Ayr, & conveyed by the deceased Francis Dunlop of Dunlop to the also deceased Robert Boyd, my father; excepting that part of the said 2 Maclins conveyed off by my father unto Andrew Barr, "portioner" of Old Hall, and also all my share or half of the the ten shillings lands of the Little Auchenmead, otherwise called Outermuir. Signed: Feb. 14, 1785 Alexander Boyd, Wts: T. Vaughn, John Marshall, Edward Dodson. Rec'd 2/14/1785
DB6, P 460 March 14, 1785 Deed from Alexander Boyd of Meck. to Samuel Young of Meck. Co for 300 E, about 300 AC in Meck. upon Allen's Creek and b/b said Young's line, upon the Rocky Br, Richins (Richard?) Brame, the land that belonged to Bottoms,. Sig: Alexander Boyd, Wts: None, Rec'd Mar. 14, 1785 Ann Boyd, wife of the said Alexr. Boyd, came into court and being first privately examined, voluntarily relinq'd her right of dower to the lands conveyed.
Nov. 19, 1786-Richard Swepson, Sec. on MB of William Nicolson of Henrico Co /Martha Hardy, Widow
May 15, 1787 - DB 7 -P152 Richard Swepson, Jr ETAL to Commonwealth of Virginia-Bond
Sept 10, 1787 DB 7, P 190 Samuel Young to Richard Swepson, etal -Bond
April 9, 1789-DB 2, P 119- Henry Patillo mort. to Alexander Boyd of Meck. Co., Va, in order to secure note due in 1776, and no pt. of it being paid, delivered to sd. Alexander Boyd a Negro girl. Wits: John Campbell, Richard (Swepson?)
May 20, 1789-John Burton will- named wife, Mary Burton, Children, , Hutchings Burton, Janey minge Burton, Mary Ann Burton, Tabitha Burton, refers to land in Meck Co & on western waters (Ky) Exrs-wife Mary, brother Robert Burton, John Baskerville & Richard Swepson-Wts: Nelson Cole, Lodowick Brodie, Robert Boyd, Alexander Boyd, Jr. Rec'd-9/14/1789
June, 1789-Book 1, P 343 -Appraisal of Est of John Daniel, by Selah Daniels, the Adm., Peter Bennett, Gideon Crenshaw, Samuel Crofton; mentions 200 pds. owing to estate by RICHARD SWEPSTON of Virginia.
July 13, 1789 DB
7, P 447 Richard Jones to Richard Swepson Trust, ETAL Deed of trust
Nov. 14, 1789 Richard Swepson one of several persons who signed Petition
to spare Criminal George's life, he having been sentenced to be hanged.
Ref-Calendar of Virginia State Papers, Vol 5, P 62
May 1, 1790-Lunenburg . Co, Va DB 16, P 34, Between Thomas Jones of Lun.. Co, of the first part, Richard Swepson, Thomas Mutter, and Robert Turnbull, of the second part, and Alexander Boyd of the third part, for 61E, 10 shillings, and 3 pence, which Jones owes Boyd, and for 5 shillings to Swepson, Mutter & Turnbull, in hand paid by Boyd, Jones has granted Swepson, Mutter & Turnbull, 7 Negroes, names Viz: Frank, John, James, Isam, Sarah, Betty, and Hunt; 26 cattle, 2 sorrel mares, 1 sorrel colt, 1 black colt, and household and kitchen furniture. This deed is upon trust that Swepston, Mutter, & Turnbull shall, after next April 1, for the best price in ready money, sell the Negroes, cattle, & furniture, to obtain the above sum and related expenses, with the overplus of the sale being paid to Jones. Sig: Thomas Jones, Wts: William Boyd, Robert Boyd, Richard Boyd. Rec'd Aug, 12, 1790.
Sept 6, 1790 -Meck. Co, Va-DB7, P 627 Richard Swepson, Alexr. Boyd, William Boyd, Robert Boyd & Richard Boyd, the Clerk of Meck. Co, wit deed of James Cheatham of Bourbon Co, Ky, to Andrew Gregory of Meck Co, Va.- Elizabeth Cheatham, w/o James relinq. dower (retained life interest in this land, where James Cheatham formerly lived, on Bluestone crk, adj. Finch, Brame, Hall & Speed) Rec-9/13/1790
Sept. 27, 1790-Granville Co., NC records-DB 2, P 218-219, JOHN SWEPSTON & RICHARD SWEPSTON TO Thomas Mutter, for 65 Pds.. 3 SLAVES, Wits: Robert Boyd, Robert Hester, & John Brown
Feb 14, 1791 DB 7, P 686 Richard Clausel to Richard Swepson Trust ETAL Deed of Trust
Feb 14, 1791 DB 8, P 9 Edward R. Yates to Richard Swepson Trust ETAL -deed of Trust
Feb 14 1791 DB 8, P 55 Theo B. Ruffin to Richard Swepson, Trust ETAL Deed of Trust
Feb. 15, 1792 Inventory of Est of Joshua Draper, Dec'd, by John Oliver, James Brown, Richard Swepson , (JR) Rec'd-April 9, 1792
Dec 10, 1792 DB 8, P 244 Clausel Clausel to Richard Swepson Trust, ETAL-Deed of Trust
Will of Jane
Swepson Young:- Meck Co, Va-Bk
3, P 115)- Dated April 27, 1792
Proved July 9, 1792
In the name of
God, Amen, I Jane Young, of Meck. Co., Virginia, being low in health, but of
sound memory, do make this my last Will and Testament, in manner
following:
My Will and desire is that all my just debts and funeral expenses should be paid
out of my last year and the ensuing years crops of tobacco, corn, and wheat.
I give to Mary Winkler a sorrel mare After the crop upon the plantation is finished. I give unto James Boyd a black mare after the crop upon the plantation is finished. I give unto Lennard Sims my old riding mare. I give to Alexander Boyd the cart belonging to the plantation and all my stock of hogs. I give to my sister Lucy Swepson a bay mare colt named Rattle. I give to my sister Charity Swepson a bay(Illeg) named Rassel. I give to Lennard Sims and Alexander Boyd all my stock of cattle to be equally divided between them. I give to my brother William Mallory Swepson a negro boy named Zekial., when he comes of age or marries, but in case he dies before that period my Will is that he should go to my sisters Lucy and Charity Swepson. I give to my sister Lucy and Charity Swepson one negro woman Egg, her two children and all her increase, all my other estate both real and personal, likewise the whole of my proportion of my Father's Estate, left me by Will to be equally divided between them when my sister Lucy comes of age or marries but in case either of them should die before that period the whole to go to the survivor and in case of the death of both to go to my brother William Mallory Swepson, and in case of the death of him before he comes of age or marries the whole property before mentioned to go unto the Swepson Family. My Will and desire is that there be no appraisement made of my estate.
I constitute and appoint Lennard Sims of Warren County, No. Carolina & John Davis, Junr. of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Executors of this my last Will and Testament.
In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 27th day of April, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety-Two.
Signed: Jane (XHer Mark) Young (SS)
Witness:
Richard Swepson
Martha Coleman
At a Court held for Mecklenburg County the 9th day of July, 1792. This Will was proved by the Oaths of Richard Swepson and Martha Coleman, Witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded.
Test: John Brown, Cl. Crt
Dec. 3, 1792 Inventory of Est of JANE YOUNG, Dec'd, returned to court by Leonard Sims, & John Davis, Junior. Rec'd-Feb. 11, 1793 (Bk 3, P 148)
March 20, 1793 :-Vol. 6, P 310- A list of Justices for the County of Mecklenburg: Among the names are Alexander Boyd; Richard Swepson, (not qualified).
May 13, 1793-Meck DB 8, P 313 William Call of Prince George Co to John Marshall late of Meck Co but now of Granville Co, NC for F 1109, 583 AC being pt of 1,792 AC sold to Marshall & Moody. Wts: Thomas Fitzpatrick, William Call, Jr., James Oliver, Archibald Swepson,*(Davis?) E B. Holloway, Peyton Skipwith, Joseph Butler, John Puryear, Jr. -* unidentified by me-sgs
Nov 11, 1793-DB 8, P 359 Nov 11, 1793 Richard Swepston, ETAL to Commonwealth of Va.-bond
Nov. 11, 1793 DB 8, P 360-Richard Swepson, ETAL to Meck. Co.-Bond
Sept 8,1794 DB 8, P 447, John Clay to Alexander Boyd, 626 1/2 AC in Charlotte & Meck. Co. Wts: Richard Swepson, Richard Boyd, James Boyd
Feb 8, 1796 DB 9, P 36, William Ballard to Richard Swepson Trust, Etal Deed of Trust
April 12, 1796 DB 8, P 74 Lewis Parham to Richard Swepson Trust, etal Deed of Trust
June 13, 1796 DB
9, P 95 Thomas Jeffries to Richard Swepson, Deed
This
Indenture, made this third day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand seven
hundred and ninety-six between Thomas Jeffries , Mecklenburg Co, Virginia, of
the one part and Richard Swepson of the same County of the other part,
Witnesseth that the said Thomas Jeffries in and for the consideration of the sum
of five hundred and sixty pounds, fourteen shillings, current money of Virginia,
to being in hand by the said Richard Swepson in receipt whereof the said Thomas
Jeffries doth hereby acknowledge and therefore doth clearly exonerate and
discharge the said Richard Swepson his heirs and assigns forever, hath given,
granted, bargained, sold and confirmed, and by these proceeds grant, bargain,
sell, and confirm unto the said Richard Swepson, his heirs and assigns forever;
one certain tract or parcel of land being and lying in the County of
Mecklenburg, containing by estimation six hundred and twenty five (625) acres,
be the same, more or less. It being all the lands left to me by my father,
John Jeffries ,and joining the lands of Henry Speed, Robert Boyd, and Major John
Nelson; TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the aforesaid granted, bargained, and sold land and
premises with every of its rights and appurtenances thereunto belonging unto the
said Richard Swepson, his heirs and assigns forever, and the said Thomas
Jeffries doth agree for himself his heirs Exors. and Adms. to warrant and
forever defend the aforesaid land and premises with all its rights and
appurtenances unto Richard Swepson, his heirs and assigns forever. against
Thomas Jeffries, his heirs and assigns the claim or claims of any other person
or persons whatsoever. In witness whereof the said Thomas Jeffries hath
hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and year above written.
Signed: Thomas Jeffries (Seal)
Signed,
sealed and delivered in presence of :
Richard Boyd
Alexander Boyd, Jr.
James Boyd
David Boyd
Edward Dodson
Memorandum: That on the day and year first within mentioned, Quiet & peaceable possession with delivery and seizers was given and made by Thomas Jeffries to Richard Swepson according to the true terms and effect of the within written deed in presence of the witnesses thereunto subscribed:
Signed: Thomas Jeffries (Seal)
In
presence of us:
Richard Boyd
Alexander Boyd, Jr.
James Boyd
David Boyd
Edward Dodson
At a court held for Mecklenburg county the 13th day of June, 1796
This Indenture and the memorandum enclosed were acknowledged by Thomas Jeffries, a party thereto, and ordered to be recorded. Test: William Baskerville, CC
Mar. 13, 1797 DB 9, P 217 Richard Swepson to Robert Boyd-Deed
This Indenture made this 11th day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety seven between Richard Swepson of Mecklenburg county, Virginia, of the one part, and Robert Boyd of the same County, of the other part.
(Same 625 AC purchased of Thomas Jeffries on June 13, 1796)
Signed: Richard Swepson (Seal)
Wts: Lewis Roffe, Richard Boyd, James Boyd, David Boyd
October 9, 1797 DB 9, P 349, Leonard Cheatham to Richard Swepson,-Deed
April 10, 1798 DB 9, P 423 Henry Sandefur to Richard Swepson, Power of Attorney
Sept 10, 1798 DB 9, P 482 Richard Swepson Trust , ETAL to William Ballard-Release Deed
June 10, 1799-Appraisal of Est of Alexander Saylor, by Richard Swepson, Richard Boyd, and Alexander Boyd, Jr, Rec'd. June 10, 1799
Nov 22, 1799-Richard Swepson & Alex. Boyd, Jr wit: MB of Richard Boyd/Panthea Burwell Meck. Co, Va
1800
Mecklenburg Co. Tax list:
James Boyd-3 tithes
*David Swepson (Boyd?)
William Swepson
Alexander Boyd-3 tithes
Richard Swepson
John Boyd
Alexander Boyd-2 tithes
Alexander Boyd (Jr)
*unidentified
Feb 10, 1800 DB 10, P 209 John Allgood to Richard Swepson Trust, Etal -Deed of Trust
Feb 10, 1800 DB 10, P 210 Joseph Hambleton to Richard Swepson Trust, Etal, Deed of Trust
April 14, 1800 DB 10, P 232 James Jones to Richard Swepson Trust, Etal Deed of Trust
July 14, 1800 DB 10, P 298 William Knight to Richard Swepson Trust, Etal, Deed of Trust
October 13, 1800 DB 10, P 399 Jeremiah Claunch to Richard Swepson Trust, Etal Deed of Trust
October 13, 1800 DB 10, P 400 Thomas Cox to Richard Swepson Trust, Etal Deed of Trust
Dec. 8, 1800 DB 10, P 423 Richard Swepson to Godfrey Crowder -deed
July 13, 1801 DB 10, P 564 Richard Swepson Trust, ETAL to Joseph Hamilton-Release deed
Jan 11, 1802 DB 11, P 83 John Nelson to Richard Swepson Trust, Etal-deed of Trust
Jan 11, 1802,-Richard Swepson Jr Sec. on MB of Robert Hester/Susannah Garner Meck Co. Va
MECK. Co, Va-Deed dated 7/21/1802 -William Boyd, Robert Boyd, Richard Boyd, Alexander Boyd & James Boyd, sons of Alexander Boyd, Dec'd, to David Boyd, also s/o Alexander Boyd, dec'd. , land in Meck., Va., wit. Richard Swepson, & prov. in Crt by Oath of Richard Swepson.
Sept 13, 1802 DB 11, P 203 Richard Swepson to George Minor-Release Deed
Feb 10, 1806 DB 12, P 413 Joseph Towns to Richard Swepson Trust, Etal, Deed of Trust
Sept. 8, 1806 DB 13, P 38 Thomas Spain to Richard Swepson Trust, Etal Deed of Trust
Oct 12, 1807 DB 13, P 339 Bartlett Cox to Richard Swepson Trust, Etal Deed of Trust
April 11, 1808 DB 13, P 458 James Cox to Richard Swepson Trust, Etal Deed of Trust
April 11, 1808 DB 13, P 473 Archer Cox , etal to Richard Swepson Trust, Etal Deed of Trust
Dec. 12, 1808 DB 13, P 602 Richard Swepson, Trust Etal to John Hutcheson-Release deed
Mar 15, 1809 DB 14, P 39 Richard Swepson, Trust, Etal to Joseph Townes -Release deed
Will of Richard Swepson, Jr.: (March 5, 1812-Meck. Co, Va)
In the name of God the Creator all merciful I, Richard Swepson of Mecklenburg ,being in perfect understanding and seriously reflecting that the time will come when I must go hence and be no (record?) seen do make and ordain this for my last will and testament in the handwriting of Alexander Boyd wishing everything here considered may be taken and
constrewed (sic) according to the common understanding of the words made use of and not leased to the application or misapplication of technical law terms.First, if I should owe any debts at the time of my death, let them be paid up without delay no longer than my executors shall be convinced of the justice of them.
Secondly, my wish and desire is that the money due me from Alexander Boyd shall remain in his hands for the space of two years after my death
Thirdly, I give to my brother Thomas Swepson, one thousand pounds Virginia money
Fourthly, I give to my brother Wm M Swepson, my Negro man slave by the name of Shade, my black riding horse, saddle and bridle, and my chest drawers.
Fifthly, I give to my sister Ann Boyd my black work horse which is on the plantation.
Sixthly, all the rest of my estate I give to my three sisters, Ann Boyd, Elizabeth Clay, and Charity Swepson, to them and their heirs forever to be equally divided amongst them.
Lastly, I nominate Robert Boyd and Alexander Boyd Executors , in Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 5th day of March, 1812
Signed: Richard Swepson (Seal)
In Presence of Walter C Langley Thomas Goode, JrMY NOTE-Richard Swepson, JR did not mention his brother John Swepson in this will as John was deceased prior to August, 1805 Warren co., NC. His sister Sarah Sims died in 1811 Warren Co, NC, sister Jane Young died 1793 Mecklenburg Co, Va., sister Lucy Speed apparently deceased, and sister Susannah Davis apparently deceased)
At a Court held for Mecklenburg County the 17th day of August, 1812, this will was proved by the oaths of Walter C Langley and Thomas Goode, Junior and ordered to be recorded.
Robert Boyd, one of the executors therein named refused to take upon himself the burthen of the execution thereof, And on the motion of Alexander Boyd, the other Executor therein named who made Oath thereto and together with John W Lewis and Robert Boyd his securities, entered into and acknowledged their bond in the penalty of twenty thousand dollars, conditioned as the law directs. Certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate of the said will in due form. Teste William Baskerville, Seal
Pension file of Joel Smith, April 9, 1833, White Co, Tenn, In part:
" He was born in Mecklenburg Co, Va Sept 4, 1760, and he entered the service to the best of his recollection as a substitute but does not remember for whom. The stranger paid him one hundred dollars to serve in his place. He served three months in a Company Commanded by Captain Richard Swepston of Mecklenburg Co, Va , which was part of the Regiment commanded by Col. Mumford. They marched to Portsmouth where they stayed the duration of the three months, their purpose being to keep two British ships of war lying in Hampton Roads from landing. He received a written discharge at the end of the three months from his Captain, Richard Swepston."Nov 28, 1818-Meck. Co, Va.-Will of Charity Swepson: In the Name of God, amen, I, Charity Swepson, of the Co. of Meck., Va., being of sound mind and disposing memory, do make and ordain this my last Will & Testament, Viz: I leave to my brother, William M. Swepson, and his heirs forever, all which I may die possessed with in money, debts due me, or property, real and personal,. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 28th day of November, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen.
Signed: Charity Swepson, (Seal)
Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of:
R. Redd Alex. Boyd, Jr.
Proved in court 21st day March, 1825 by Oath of Alexander Boyd, Jr. and on the 18th day July, 1825 was fully proven by Oath of Robert Redd. TEST: Edwd. L. Tabb, CCOTHER BOYD RECORDS
Bute Co, NC Deeds-Aug 12, 1772 DB 3-P 520 Alexander Boyd, Attorney for John Alston, James Alston, James Martin, John Alston, Jr, & Anthony Gordon, Merchants in Glasgow, to William Tabb, of Bute Co, for 136 pds Va. money,-380 A. in Bute Co, adj. Jones, Person, Riggon & Macon, to Pinther's Island. Wts: None Ack. by Alexander Boyd, as Attorney for above merchants in Glasgow, Ben Mccullock, CC Reg: Nov 3, 1772 by James Johnson, P.R.GRANVILLE CO., NC DEEDS:
1798-Boyd, John to Josiah Daniel. "...one Negro woman named Bett ..."1815 Subscribers to Nicholson's Encyclopedia-Incl Alexander Boyd Meck Co, Va (Ref: Magazine of Virginia Genealogy)
1818-Bk Y, P 244-246-William Smith of Warren County, NC to Alexander Boyd, of Meck. Co, VA - for $100,600-plantation in Warren & Granville on both sides of Nutbush Creek, a plantation formerly belonging to Hezekiah Strum in Granville county on Island Creek, another plantation in Granville on Grassy Creek, and..."ninety negro slaves..(named).
1823-DB 1, P 457-460 Boyd, Alexander of Mecklenburg Co. VA. to Henry Fitts of Warren Co, NC land . "...also the following Negro slaves, (50- Named.) & future increase
Boyd Marriages, Mecklenburg & Lunenburg Co, Va:
BOYD, Alexander S. YOUNG, Sarah D. 25 Jan 1847 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Alexander HARRISON, Ann Lewis 24 Dec 1819 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Alexander BURWELL, Matilda 20 Oct 1803 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Alfred TOWNES, Elizabeth 24 Aug 1836 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Ann Lewis RAINEY, Phillip 03 Jun 1824 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Armistead G. HENDRICK, Ann V. 25 Apr 1848 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Christian B. LEWIS, William H. 29 Jun 1836 Mecklenburg
BOYD, David DURELL, Elizabeth Ott 10 Jul 1799 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Eliza F. CUNNINGHAM, Robert M. 22 Sep 1829 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Elizabeth FARRAR, George 22 Aug 1783 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Elizabeth J. READ, Horace 12 Apr 1819 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Frances P. WILLIAMS, Fielding 31 Jan 1827 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Francis W. TOWNES, Isabella H. 02 Nov 1837 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Harriet R. DODSON, John S. 29 Jul 1844 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Jane A. READ, Charles Dr 18 Oct 1816 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Lucy SMITH, David G. 17 Oct 1831 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Lucy Nelson POTTS, John W. 03 Nov 1834 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Lucy S. JOHNSON, Thomas 15 Aug 1832 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Maria A. EASLEY, William B. 01 Oct 1827 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Martha B. JEFFRIES, Howell L. 08 Aug 1820 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Mary HAWKINS, Thomas P. 03 Nov 1834 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Mary A. BENNETT, John 30 Nov 1829 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Mary F. HAWKINS, Joseph 03 Apr 1811 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Matilda ROBERTS, E.F. 12 Dec 1849 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Nancy GOODE, Thomas Jr 01 Dec 1812 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Nancy HAWKINS, William 12 Dec 1803 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Richard BURWELL, Panthea 22 Nov 1799 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Richard Jr GOODE, Lucy Ann 05 Dec 1821 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Robert WALKER, Tabitha 11 May 1803 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Robert JONES, Sarah A. 20 Apr 1789 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Robert HENDRICK, Parthena 02 Jan 1826 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Sally K. JEFFRIES, Achillis S. 27 May 1831 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Virginia PRYOR, Richard 24 Dec 1821 Mecklenburg
BOYD, William H. DAVIS, Susan S. 01 Feb 1848 Mecklenburg
BOYD, William Jr CARTER, Lucy G.E. 13 Sep 1817 Mecklenburg
BOYD, Jane A. HAWKINS, John D. 02 May 1803 LunenburgThomas Carleton (1721—1786 Will dated May 26, 1783 Prov. Nov 12, 1786 Meck Co. Va Rec'd 9 July 1787
Thomas Carleton was born in King and Queen County on 30 October 1721. Thomas married Sarah Swepson on 31 March 1744. She was born 12 March 1726/7 in Gloucester County. Lunenburg & Mecklenburg County, Virginia were later home for Thomas and Sarah.
Some have speculated that Carleton’s wife was not Sarah Swepson but Sarah Sampson. Yet both Susannah and Gabriel named a child Swepson. Thomas and Sarah were the parents of seven children who grew to adulthood. Six children died in infancy. REF-Carleton Family RecordsChildren: Carleton
1. Elizabeth born in St. James Parish, Lunenburg County, on 3 November 1745
(M) Richard Russell in Mecklenburg County 7 July (bond) 1761.
(M) #2 Moses Overton.
2. Susannah born in 1749 and died in infancy, 16 August 1749.
3. Anne born 19 November 1750 and died 10 September 1755
4. Thomas Jr., born 15 February 1752. Meck. Co, Va
(M) #1 Elizabeth Hyde on 28 October 1773.She died Jan 19, 1775
(M) #2 Elizabeth Finch 17 March 1775
5. William born 1 June 1753 and died 27 April 1757
6. Robert born 23 May 1755 and died in infancy, 3 October 1755
7. Henry born 22 February 1759 died 9 October 1814 Ga.
(M) Nancy Clark 1788
8. Richard born 19 December 1762 and died in infancy.
9. Gabriel Carleton (1764—1803)
born 27 July 1764 in Mecklenburg County, Va
(M) Elizabeth Edwards (5 Oct. 1767 - 24 Dec. 1839) in Mecklenburg County, Virginia, on 14 January 1788 Gabriel died 2 September 1803 in Oglethorpe, Georgia.
10. John born 5 January 1766 and died 3 September 1767.
11. Rebecca born 27 October 1767
(M) William Puryear in Mecklenburg County, Virginia, on 22 September 1785
(M) #2 Maj. Charles Dougherty in Ga.
12. Sarah born 7 March 1757 in Mecklenburg County
(M) John Hyde who died in Mecklenburg County in 1791 (Will)
13. Susannah
(M) Bartley Cox in Mecklenburg County, Virginia, on 12 November1781. Bartley died 27 October 1792
(M) #2 Capt. John Billups of Mecklenburg County. They had three children before she died 10 January 1817.
Sev. members of this family moved to Georgia soon after the Rev War Sarah, wife of Thomas Carleton was most likely a sister to Richard Swepson-sgsMss1B2924c, Baskervill Family Papers, 1785-1912,
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
Section 14 consists of four items, a deed (imperfect), 1798, of John Langley (as executor of the estate of Thomas Langley) to Alexander Boyd for land in Mecklenburg County, Virginia (witnessed by William Baskervill, John Holmes, and John James Speed and recorded by William Baskervill);
and deeds, 1802-1807, to David Boyd (for land in Mecklenburg County, Virginia) from Alexander Boyd (concerning Langleys), James Boyd (witnessed by Joseph B. Clausel, A[nderson] Malone, and Richard Swepson and recorded by William Baskervill), Richard Boyd, Robert Boyd, William Boyd, John Bugg (copy made by William B. Easley), Rebecca (Mitchell) Bugg, Charles Mitchell, Jacob Mitchell (witnessed by Thomas Greenwood, William Mitchell, and Z. Sims; bears affidavits of Thomas Carleton and Benjamin Skrine and seal of the Superior Court of Green County, Georgia; and recorded by Edward Lowry Tabb and Mrs. Mary Mitchell).Will of John Jeffries Jr., 1773 Mecklenburg County, VA
Transcribed by Kathy Awbry -In the name of God amen, I John Jeffries Junior of the County of Mecklenburg being in a low lingering state of body, but of sound and perfect memory. Thanks be to the Lord for the same and calling to mind the uncertainty of all earthly things and not knowing how soon I may be called
off the stage of life, do make, ordain, constitute and appoint this my Last Will and Testament in manner and form following.
I lend unto my beloved wife Ann Jeffries during her widowhood one third part of my land and plantation and the following Negroes, Lowell, Ned, Alice, Anieu, Nan, and Charles together with the following stock. Third of the choice horse kind, a side saddle and bridles, twenty head
of cattle, thirty head of hogs, all my sheep, three feather beds with their furniture together with all my other household stuff. But in case she marries then my will and desire is that should have during her natural life, three Negroes, to wit, Annica and her increase, Ned and Alice, her choice of horse and saddle, ten head of cattle, twenty head of hogs, two feather beds and their furniture, and at the end of her widowhood or death, the said estate so ------------as above to be sold as my executor here after named shall think fit. And the money thence arriving to be equally divided between my three daughters, Susanna Jeffries, Nancy Jeffries, and Jane Jeffries to them and their heirs forever. My will and desire is that my Negro fellow, Manuel, be sold as soon after my death as my executor shall think fit and the money thence arriving to be equally divided amongst three above mentioned daughters.I give and bequeath to my son, Thomas Jeffries all my land I at present ------- consisting of five hundred and seventy acres be the some more or less, also my two Negroes, to wit, Charles and Sallie, and their increase to him the said Thomas Jeffries, his heirs and assigns forever.
I give and bequeath to my daughter Susanna Jeffries a Negro girl named Gille? And her increase forever to her the said Susanna Jeffries, her heirs and assigns forever. But in case the Negro should decease before my said daughter comes of age or marries that then the said valuation of the said Negro to be made unto her out of the other part of my estate, as my executor
shall think fitI give and bequeath to my daughter Nancy Jeffries one Negro girl named Polly, to her the said Nancy Jeffries her heirs and assigns forever. But in case the said Negro girl should decease before my said daughter comes of age or marries the valuation of the said Negro to be made up to her out of the other part of my estates as my executor shall think fit.
I give and Bequeath to my daughter Jane Jeffries one Negro girl named Annie to her the said Jane Jeffries her heirs and assigns forever. But in case the said Negro should decease before my said daughter comes of age or marries that then the valuation of the said Negro to be made up out of the other part of my Estate, as my executor shall think fit.
My desire is that if my son Thomas Jeffries deceases in his minority, that the said land and Negroes bequeathed to him to be sold, and equally divided among my other children.
Finally I appoint my brother Swepson Jeffries and Seth Moore and my friend Benjamin Whitehead my executors of this my last will and testament.
Witness my hand and seal the 15th day of July, one thousand seven hundred and seventy three.
John Jeffries
Witnessed and Sealed in the presence of
John Jeffries Jr.
Richard Sanders
Sarah X(her mark) FloydJOHN JEFFRIES (SR) born 5 Sep 1707, Henrico County, Virginia
DEATH: 8 Feb 1792, Mecklenburg County, Virginia
WILL 1788 Mecklenburg Co, Virginia
Transcription by Kathy Awbry
(M)15 Oct 1738, Virginia Ann Swepson, (Prob. a sister to Richard Swepson)
Born About 1720 Va
In the name of God, Amen. I John Jeffries of the County of Mecklenburg being aged and infirm,
but of perfect mind and memory. Thanks be to God. Calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament, that is to say, principally and first I commend my soul into the hand of Almighty God who gave it and my body to be committed to the earth and buried decently at the discretion of my executors. Nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God. And as to such worldly estate which it has please Go to bless me with after my funeral expenses and my just debts be fully satisfied and paid, I give as followeth. Viz:
by will and desire that my beloved wife continue her life with my son Richard Jeffries as
long as she lives and in case of his death or any other unforeseen accident that she should lack or have as maintain and my will and desire is that them my three sons here after mentioned have a proportionable part in maintaining her out of their respective parts here after given them. I also give unto my wife the following Negroes (to wit) Jack, Moll, and Frank together with one bed and furniture and one horse called Logan with a saddle during her natural life.Item: I give and bequeath to my son Swepson Jeffries the following Negroes: viz. Waggoner,
Cloe, George, Annica, Dick, Jane, and Marie.Item: I give to my son Achilles the following Negroes: Viz. Tom, Harry, Judy, Isaac, Letty,
and Sarah with her future increase.Item: I give and bequeath to my son Richard Jeffries the tract of land whereon I now live
containing six hundred and thirty acres to be the same more or less to him and his heirs. I also give unto my son Richard the following Negroes: viz. Charles, York?, Same, Dashey, and Frank at my wife's death.My will and desire is that at the death of my wife, Jock, Moll, and Frank. Increase bay be equally divided between my three sons, Swepson, Achilles, and Richard Jeffries.
Item: I also give to my son Richard all my household and kitchen furniture together with sixteen
head of cattle, sixteen head of sheep, one dark bay horse, and all my stock of hogs provided he pays to my grandson Thomas Jeffries Forty shillings and to my granddaughter Jane Jeffries Forty Shillings and one bed and furniture and that he pay the balance due my grandson from me as guardian for which I give him my young sorrel mare and colt.Item: My will and desire is that the residue of my horses, cattle and sheep not before mentioned
to be divided between my two sons Swepson and Achilles. Also that the Negroes may be kept together this year to made a crop and that be applied to the purpose of paying my debts to the moneys due me which is to be collected and apply'd to that purpose and when complied with, the balance to be divided between my wife and three sons, Swepson, Achilles, and Richard Jeffries in proportion to their hands.Lastly I do constitute and appoint my loving wife and my beloved sons Swepson, Achilles and Richard Jeffries executors to this my last will and testament revoking and disannulling all former wills by me or for me made, In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 10 day of January 1788.
Sig: John Jeffries
In presence of: William -- Baptist, William --------------his mark, Robert Smith, Andrew Gregory
At a court held for Mecklenburg County VA 13th of Feb 1792:
This was proved by the oaths of Robert Smith and Andrew Gregory witness. Thereto and ordered to be recorded on the motion of Richard Jeffries one of the executors therein named who made oaths thereto and together with Thomas Burnett, Richard Winn, Thomas Norment and Thompson Fowlkes his securities entered into and acknowledged their bond in the penalty of two thousand pounds conditioned as the law directs.Certificate was granted him for obtaining probate thereof in due form liberty being
reserved for the other executors therein named to join in the probate when they shall think fit.
teste
John BROWNMY Note-son John Jeffries, Jr. had predeceased his father.
Achilles Jeffries Will Greensville Co., Va Will Book 1, 1781-1806
Transcription by Kathy Awbry
(Son of John Jeffries Sr. of Mecklenburg County Virginia)
In the name of God, Amen, I Achilles Jeffries of Greensville County being sick, and weak of body, but of sound memory, do make and ordain this to be my last will and testament in manner following, Viz:Imprimis - My will and desire is that all my land in Mecklenburg shall be sold to pay my just
debts.Item: I give to my son John Mason Jeffries my Negro boy names Lewis and to him and his heirs and assigns.
Item: I give to my daughter Mason Jeffries my Negro girl named Letty and to her heirs and assigns.
Item: I give to my daughter Sarah Jeffries my Negro girl named Violet and to her and
her heirs and assigns.Item: I give to my daughter Ann Swepson Jeffries my Negro girl named Pleasant and to her heirs and assigns.
Item: I lend to my beloved wife Mary Jeffries all the residue of my estate during her natural
life, subject to a division as my children come of age, or marries, at which time either of these cases first happens, I desire that my executors divide the estate and give on her their proportion still the residue to continue in her _______? And to be delivered to each of my children as they arrive to age or marries, and in case the money arising from the sale of the above
mentioned in Mecklenburg should not be sufficient to discharge my just debts, I desire that my executors dispose of such part of the remaining estate as they shall suppose to be most advantage to the said estate, and I do appoint my beloved wife Mary Jeffries with my fried John Turner and my son-in-law Michael Wall my executors of this my last will and testament
revoking all other heretofore made, and when the said Michael Wall doth arrive to the age of twenty years, I desire that the said Michael Wall shall take the whole executorship into his hands if the other executors choose to give it up. As witness where of I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fifteenth day of May 1794.Sig: Achilles Jeffries
Signed, Sealed and Delivered in presence of us David Rosser, Aaron Allen, Betty RosserThis Will was proved according to law by the oath of Davis Rosser, a witness thereto and ordered to be recorded. And on the motion of Mary Jeffries, the Executrix therein named, who made oath thereto according to law and together with Joseph Williams and John Goodwyn her securities entered into and acknowledged bond in the penalty of two thousand pounds conditioned as the law directs, Certificate was granted her for obtaining a Probate thereof in due
form (liberty being reserved for the Executors to join in the said Probate when they may think fit).
At a Court held for the County of Greensville on April 1797
This Will was proved by the oath of Betty Rosser, a witness thereto and
ordered to be Certified? (looks like "certified" and not "recorded".)Swepson Jeffries Will 1803 Mecklenburg Co, Va
Transcription by Kathy Awbry
(M) Sarah Hix BEF Jul 1784, Virginia
(M) Isabella Lewis 8 Feb 1789, Mecklenburg County, Virginia
I Swepson Jeffries of Mecklenburg County, Virginia being weak in body but of sound mind and memory do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following.(Viz)I lend unto my beloved wife Isabella Jeffries all my land that lays this side the North
Fork Little Creek during her life or Widowhood, and in case she should marry she is to have one third part of my land. I lend unto my beloved wife Isabella Jeffries three beds and furniture, one cupboard, one trunk, one chest, two walnut tables, half dozen sitting chairs, two horses, one riding chair, ten head of cattle, twenty head of hogs, and ten head of sheep, with all my earthen and glassware and all my kitchen furniture and at her death the property left her to be sold (if any remaining, and the money arising from such sale to be divided between my three sons, Swepson Jeffries, John Jeffries and Achilles Jeffries, and all the rest of my stock and household furniture not lent to my wife except the beds and furniture to be divided between my two sons John and Achilles Jeffries.Item: I lend to my wife Isabella Jeffries the following Negroes (that is) Tom and his wife Juno, Lyyda, Sina, Mima, Lott, Lewis, Lilla. I also lend unto my beloved wife Negroes Cloe and Juno during her life and at her death the following Negroes to be free from the claim or claims of any person or persons whatsoever or any estate they may afterwards acquire and these are their names: Waguse?, Cloe and Juno, or if they choose they may live with any of my children they make choice of.
Item: My will is that the following Negroes to be hired out (Viz) Cain, Robin, Carey? and her children and the money arising from such hire to be applied the schooling of my three sons: Howel Lewis Jeffries, Charles Jeffries and Richard Jeffries. My will is that at my wives death my land be divided between my two sons John Jeffries and Achilles Jeffries.
I lend unto my son John Jeffries one Negro Boy named Seymore twenty one years if the said Negro should lived as long and then to be free from the claim or claims of any person or persons whosoever or any estate he may afterward acquire. I give unto my son John Jeffries one bed and furniture, also one Black Mare which he ----- away with John Bugg.
Item: I give unto my son Achilles Jeffries one bed and furniture, also one small colt name Flagelator. I also lend unto my son Achilles Jeffries the child that Tiller is now pregnant with twenty five years if it should live and do well and then to be free from the claim or claims of any person or persons whosoever or any estate (let be male or female) he or she may afterwards acquire.
Item: I give to my three sons Howel L. Jeffries, Charles Jeffries, and Richard Jeffries two Negroes Boys, Lot and Lewis, also to each of them a horse, saddle and bridle -- -- of my last named sons one bed and furniture
Item: my will is that after my death my Man Billy be hired out for five years and
the money arising from such hire to be divided between my three sons Howel L. Jeffries, Charles Jeffries, and Richard Jeffries.Item: my will is that at my death my Black woman Tiller be hired out for five years
and the money arising from such hire to be divided between my three sons Howell Lewis Jeffries, Charles Jeffries and Richard Jeffries and at the expiration of the five years the said Negro woman to be free from the Claim or Claims of any Person or Persons whatsoever on any Estate she may afterwards acquire.Item: I give unto my daughter Elizabeth Burnett one Bed and furniture which be and furniture my said daughter has received, also I lend unto my said daughter Elizabeth Burnett one Negro woman named Jain, with her increase during my said daughter life and after my said daughter's death the said Negro woman to be free from the Claim or Claims of any Person or Persons whatsoever on any estate she may afterwards acquire and the said Negro woman increase to serve if any until they arrive to twenty five years to be judged by the court and then to be free from the claim or claims of any person or persons whatsoever or any estate they may afterwards acquire but in case the said Negro should be removed out of the State the said Negro to be returned into my estate and to be free as foresaid.
Item: I give unto my daughter Martha Burnett one Mare, saddle, bridle, also one bed and furniture which property she has had, also my will is that my Negro girl Mille be hired out for ten years and the money arising from such hire to be for the use of my said daughter Martha Burnett.
Item: I give unto my daughter Sarah Bugg, one horse saddle and bridle also one bed and furniture which property she has received. I also lend unto my said daughter Sarah Bugg, one Negro woman named Juno for five years and then to be free from the claim or claims of any Person or Persons whatsoever or any estate she may afterwards acquire. I also lend unto my said daughter Sarah Bugg the said woman's increase until they arrive to twenty five years and to be judged by the Court and then to be free from the Claim or Claims of any person or persons whatsoever or any estate they may afterwards acquire , and in case any of the said Negroes are to be removed out of the state for the said Negroes to be returned to my estate and to be hired out for the benefit of my three sons Howel L Jeffries, Charles and Richard Jeffries.
Item: I give unto my daughter Lucy Brown one mare, saddle and bridle, one bed and furniture which property she has received. I also lend unto my said daughter Lucy Brown one Negro girl named Jain with her increase if any until they should arrive to twenty five years to be judged by the court and then to be free from the claim or claims of any Person or Persons whatsoever or any Estate they may afterwards acquire and in case of any of the said Negroes should be removed out of this state for said Negroes to be returned to my estate for the benefit of my family.
Item: I give to my daughter Jain Barnes one mare and eighty dollars and bed and furniture which property she has received. I also lend unto my said daughter Jain Barnes one Negro girl named Fanny for the space of fourteen years and then to be free from the claim or claims of any person or persons whatsoever or any estate she may afterward acquire. I also lend to my daughter Jain Barnes the increase of the said Negro if any until they arrive to twenty five years to be judged by the court and then to be free from the claim or claims of any Person or Persons whatsoever or any estate they may afterward acquire and in case any of the said Negroes should be removed out of this state for the said Negroes to be returned to my estate for the use of my family.
Item: I give unto my daughter Susannah Jeffries one Horse bridle and saddle, one Bed and furniture. Also I lend unto my said daughter one Negro girl Sally with all her increase until they arrive to twenty five years to be judged by the court and then to be free from the claim or claims of any person or persons whatsoever or any Estate they may afterward acquire and in case any of the said Negroes should be removed out of this state the said Negro or Negroes to be returned to my Estate for the use of my family.
Item: My Desire and Will is that after my death that each of my daughters should receive twenty shillings each which is all they are to have out of my Estate together with what I have given in my Will.
I appoint my friend Richard Boyd, Alexander Boyd and my two sons John Jeffires and Achilles Jeffries Executors to this my last Will and Testament.
In Testimony where of I have here unto at my hand and Seal this 27th day of Jan Eighteen
hundred and three.Sig: Swepson Jeffries
In Presence of........Samuel Scott, Samuel Bland , John Bugg
At court held for Mecklenburg county the 13 day of June 1803.
This will was proved by the Oath of Samuel Scott and John Bugg witness thereto and
ordered to be RecordedRichard Jeffries (M) Sarah HAMNER 7 Oct 1824, Mecklenburg County, Virginia
UNIDENTIFIED SWEPSON/SWEPSTON
SWEPSON, THOMAS Richmond City 1787 SWEPSTON, THOMAS Hanover, (Tax List 'B') 1787 "under age" [not tithable] SWEPSTON, JOHN Hanover, (Tax List 'B') 1787 with Thomas Swepston, may also be underage SWEPSTON, JOHN Chesterfield Pers. Property 1788 SWEPSTON, THOMAS Hanover, 1788-91 SWAPSTON, THOMAS Hanover, 1792-94 One of these John's would be John of Pittsylvania Co, who (M) Dolly Ashford, Served in Rev. War and Died 1853 Franklin Co, Va
May 13, 1793-Meck DB 8, P 313 William Call of Prince George Co to John Marshall late of Meck Co but now of Granville Co, NC for F 1109, 583 AC being pt of 1,792 AC sold to Marshall & Moody. Wts: Thomas Fitzpatrick,
William Call, Jr., James Oliver, Archibald Swepson, E B. Holloway, Peyton Skipwith, Joseph Butler, John Puryear, Jr.War of 1812 Service Records:
Edmond Swepson, 4 Regt. Va. Militia, Roll Box 203, Roll Extraction # 603PAY ROLL of Capt. Tunstall Shelton's Company, of the 2nd Corps D'Ellite, in the service of the United States, commanded by Col. Moses Green, at Camp Charles City Courthouse, from the 3rd September to the 28th December, 1814
Includes Privates:
Edmund Swepston
John Swepston1820 Pittsylvania Co, Va
P 69 John Swepston 2 0 0 0 1 0-2 0 1 0 0 (M) Winney Bruce 2/4/1813 Pittsyl. Co Va
1 M 26-45, 2 M Und 10; 1 F 16-26, 2 Fe Und 10P 76-Thomas Swepston 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 1 (M) Elizabeth Atkinson Oct 29, 1807 Pittsylvania Co, Va
1 M over 45, 1 Fe Und 5, 1 Fe over 45
Would have to be born PRIOR to 1775-too old to be s/o John & Dolly Ashford-may be a brother to JohnP 77 John/Dolly Ashford Swepston, 0 2 1 1 0 1-0 2 (?) 0 1
1 M over 45, 1 M 16-26, 1 M 16-18, 2 M 10-16
1 F over 45, 2 F 10-16JOHN SWEPSTON
PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY
FIFER
VIRGINIA MILITIA
$88.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE
$264.00 AMOUNT RECEIVED
FEBRUARY 5, 1834 PENSION STARTED
AGE 73Seveston, David State: NC County: Carteret Co.
Census/Enumeration year: 1779 Tax ListWill of John Roach of Charlotte Co., VA
Will written 9 May 1811 & probated 5 Feb 1816
Charlotte Co., VA Will Book 4, page 53.
Named Sons: James, John, Price, Isaac, Gabriel Roach,
Dtrs: Susannah Haden, Milly Harmon, Elisha Roach, Elizabeth Swepston, Molly King, Katherine Elam, Nancy M Johnston,
Gr/children: Joshua Roach, s/o Joshua
Also mentioned: John Harmon, Liza Roach, Wid of Joshua
Exr son John Roach
Wit: Richard Dabbs, John Morton, Samuel Hannah1830 Woodford Co, Ky P 310 (I do not know who this is)
Thomas Swepster (Swepston?) 1 M 20-30, 1 Fe 20-30
Thomas Sweston (M) Mary Durham 9/2/1819 Knox Co, Ky (Ky Marriages)
Thomas Swepston (M) Maria Sheets Nov 1, 1829 Frankfort, Ky (LDS Rec, WFT)
1830 Whitley Co, Ky P 274
William M. Sweson (Swepson?) 1 M 20-30, 1 M 5-10, 1 Fe 20-30, 1 Fe 5-10, 1 Fe Und 5One Thomas died in 1819 in Nansemond Co. Widow Ann appears in 1820 Nansemond Co, census.
He was customs surveyor for Port of Suffolk, Va and later elected manager of the Dismal Swamp Company.
He married #1 Charlotte Driver and had 2 Dtrs
Frances Henop Swepston
Eliza Swepston
Abstracts from 18th Century Virginia Newspapers
Driver, John, dec'd, e.a.w. his Admr., Thomas Swepson, and Edward Allen, Suffolk (NHPA 16 Sep 1797)He married #2 Ann Reddick April, 1804 and had 1 Son & 2 Dtrs
Thomas Swepston, (died young)
Lucy Swepston
Mary SwepstonArticle Title: Thomas Swepston note, VA
Surname: SWEPSTON
Volume: 64
Number: 1 (January 1956 )
Periodical Title: Virginia Magazine Of History And BiographySee ALSO Henings Statutes at Large
Vol XV P 365; Vol XVI P 101, 135, 185 (2) 346Also, Dismal Swamp Land Co. Records, University of North Carolina @ Chapel Hill
Richard Swepson's son Thomas lived in Meck. Co, in Jan, 1790 when he sold the home plantation inherited from his father to his bro-in-law Alexander Boyd.Andrew J. Swepston (M) Caroline L W Franks, Monroe Co, Miss (LDS Records)
A. Swepson age 25? M Born Va. (school teacher) appears in 1850 Monroe Co, Miss Census. He is apparently dec'd prior to 1860, his wife has remarried, and 2 dtrs appear in another hh