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Power of Attorney for Ann Downman, June 3, 1729,
Witnessed by William Goad Richmond County Deeds and Bonds, 1721 - 1731, ©1991 by
TLC Genealogy, Miami Beach, FL, p. 82 Richmond County Deed Book No. 8 Page 495. Power of Attorney. I, Ann Downman, wife of William Downman of the Parish of Farnham in R, appoint my
trusty friend William Brockenbrough to be my lawful attorney, for me and in my name, to relinquish my right of dower of a certain water mill with all the land belonging thereto, sold by my husband to William Stone. Signed Jun 3,
1729 - Anne Downman. Wit - H Miskell, Wm Goad. Recorded Jun 4, 1729. Page 495. Jun 3, 1729 from William Downman of North Farnham Parish in R, to William Stone of
same, for 8000 pounds of tobacco, one certain water mill with all the land belonging to it, situated in North Farnham Parish and R. Signed - Downman, Anne Downman. Wit - W Brockenbrough, Henry Miskell. Wm Brockenbrough, by virtue
of a power of attorney from Ann Downman, the wife of the said William Downman, relinquished her right of dower. Recorded Jun 4, 1729. |
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