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Volume I,
AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT ORDERS.
ORDER BOOK No. I.
These notes
are from the Order Book of the County Court, which contains the entries of the
proceedings of the Court at its daily sittings during the terms. The terms were
held monthly. The reference is in each case to the Book in which the order
noted is contained, the date of the order and the page of the Book where it
will be found.
APRIL 14, 1746.
1.Robert Scot
qualified Captain of foot.
MARCH 10, 1745/6.
2. Thos. Scot--continued
Overseer from Top of Ridge to Alexr. Thomson's.
APRIL 15, 1746.
3. William Scott--appd.
Constable on Cutabough Creek.
JUNE 19, 1746.
4. Samuel Wilkins vs. Robert
Scott--First Jury
NOVEMBER 21, 1746.
5. Adam Miller and Ludwick
Francisco appointed overseers from Alexr. Thompson's to Swift Run Gap and all
tithables from Jacob Cober's to Saml. Scot's at upper end of
Peaked Mountain clear it.
MARCH 18,
1746/7.
6. Road ordered from lower end
of cow-pasture to Carter's Mill, and Adam Dickenson, James Scot, Wm.
Galespy, James Simpson, Wm. Dowerty, Andrew Maldrough, Hugh Coffey, John
Donerly, Alexr. McKay, John Mitchell, John Moore, Ralph Laverty, John Cockmill,
James Huy, Wm. Hugh, James Stewart, James McKay worked it.
7. Road ordered from Top of
the Ridge to John Terrald's and James Beard's, with these tithables, John
Bomgardner, Jacob Harmon, Robert and Saml.
Scot, John Stevenson, Robert Hook, Wm. Burk, Mathew Thompson,
Charles Duel, Nicholas Noel, John Lawrence, Jacob Pence, Henry Dickens,
Valentine Pence, George Scot, John Viare, Jacob
Harmon, Sr., Mathew Sharp, John Harmon, Ro. Frazier, James Beard, Mathew
Thompson, John Robton, Stiffell Francisco, Wm. Lamb, Samuel Lockard, Ro. Smith.
MAY 21, 1747.
8. Saml. Delap appd.
Constable, vice Nath. McClure; John Spear, Constable, vice Jno. Trimble; James
Galespy, Constable, vice Wm. Wright; Ro. Ramsey, Constable, vice Thos Black;
Alexr. McCroskie, Constable, vice Charles Hays; John Erwin, Constable, vice
James Hogshead; James Hogart and Wallace Ashton, Constables, vice James Maies;
Thos. Cohoon and David Miller, Constables, on Roan Oke; Archd. Hamilton and
David Stevenson, Constables, vice Danl. Deniston; James Slone, Constable, vice
James Hony; Geo. Draper, Peter Rentfro and James Cohoon, Constables, vice Humb.
Lyon; John Ramsey, Constable, vice Wm. Guy; James Beard and John Maggot,
Constables, vice Adam Miller; Andrew Scot, Constable, vice
John Ramsey; John Campbell, Constable, vice Ro. Givin; John Leath, Constable,
vice Elisha Job; Valentine Sevear, Constable, vice Wm. Carroll; John States,
Constable, vice James Robinson; Ro. Montgomerie and John McClintin, Constables,
vice Wm.
Scot.
JUNE 17, 1747
9. Thos. Waterson appd.
Constable, vice David Stevenson; Wm. Carr appd. Constable, vice James Gillespy;
Andrew Fought, appd. Constable, vice Rob. Finley; John Spear, James Beard,
Archd. Hamilton, Andrew Scot, qualified Constables.
NOVEMBER 19, 1747.
10. Thos. Renix complains that Saml.
Scot had abused him in the courtyard, and Saml. bound to the peace.
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ORDER BOOK No. II.
MAY 24, 1750.
11. Joseph How directed to set
up sign posts and keep it up with these: John Elswick, Andrew Viney, John
Dunbarr, William McBride, Francis McBride, Robert Denton, James Thomas, James
Scot, James Hamilton, William Miller and Valentine Sevier.
MAY 26, 1750.
12. Catherine Cole, servant of Thomas
Scot
AUGUST 28,
1750.
13. Wm. Hamilton, George
Scot, Jacob Cooper, Wm. Ralston, with two others, Wm. Dunlop,
Robert Ralston, David Ralston, added to list of tithables.
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ORDER BOOK No. III.
AUGUST 28,
1751.
14. Daniel Richardson, John
Coningham, Joel Hornback, and John Sea, appraisers of Alexr. Scot's estate.
NOVEMBER, 28,
1751.
15. James and John Scott, Wm. McMurry, James Simpson,
James Frame, Robert Montgomerie, James Montgomerie, Hugh McDonall and Wm.
Galespy, to lay off a road from the lower cow-pasture to Burden's tract.
AUGUST 20, 1752.
16. Alexr. Walker, qualified
Ensign; Wallace Estill, qualified Captain of Troop of Horse; Steven Wilson,
qualified Lieut. Troop of Horse; John Miller, qualified Capn. Troop of Horse;
Andrew Lewis, qualified Colonel Troop of Horse; David Stewart, qualified
Colonel Troop of Horse; Robert Scot, qualified
Captain of Compy. of Foot.
MARCH 21, 1753.
17. John Buchanan, James Clark,
Jacob Lockhart, Thomas Kirkpatrick, John Berry, John Bartley, Wm. Martin,
Josias Richards, William McFeeters, John Jameson, James Young, Hugh Young,
Robert Young, William McClintock, Wm. Ledgerwood, John Trimble, Maurice
O'Frield, Samuel Wallace, Robert Davis, Robert McClenon, James Moody, James
Philips, Wm. Akry, Cornelius Donaho, George Peary, Adam Thompson, Thomas Peary,
John Campbell, James Peary, Wm. McNab, Robert Scot, Thomas Reed,
Abraham Masha, Thomas Dunn, Francis Dunn, Major Scot, John Bigham, John
Black, Samuel Downing, Alexr. McFeeters, Andrew Cowan, James McCorkle, John
Vance, James Gilmore and Patrick Martin--to keep road formerly laid off from
James Young's Mill to said Buchanan's Mill.
MARCH 22, 1753.
18. Benj. Scot, eldest brother of James Scot, decd.,
qualified Admr.
19. Benjamin Scot, eldest son of Alexr. Scot, decd., Admr. of Alexr.
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ORDER BOOK No. IV.
NOVEMBER 23, 1753.
20. John Mathews to be overseer
of road from North Fork of James River, near John Mathew's, to Renix's Road,
with these workers: Henry Brown, John Smiley, James Trimble, John Berriford,
James Edmondson, Wm. Edmondson, Michael Finney, Wm. Holdman, Stephen Arnold,
Hugh Means, John Harger, Wm. Scot, Edward Bishop,
Alexr. McCorkall, Pat. McCorkall, Henry Fuller, Joseph Pain, Edwd. Baley, James
Baley, John Peter Salling, Jas. Simpson, James Wolson, Alexr. Beggs, John
Mathews, Joshua Mathews, John Maxwell, Jas. Frazier, John Hutcheson, Senr.,
John Hutcheson, Jr., George Sailing, Richd. Beton, Wm. Boil, John Sprowl, John
Smith, Saml. McClure, John Smiley, John McCuley, Richd. Mathews, Sampson
Mathews, Daniel Sancion, Saml. Paxton, Wm. Paxton, John Oleston, Samuel
Oleston, Saml. Walker.
MARCH 21,
1754.
21. Gibson vs. Wm.
Scot } Following attached--5 pewter basins, 20 plates, 6 dishes, 1
looking glass, 1 silver punch ladle, 6 porringers, 3 punch bowls, 4 blankets, 2
pillows.
MARCH 27,
1754.
22. Benj. Scot, security for Judith Scot, Admx. of John
Scot, decd., who has since married Joseph Carpenter, prays counter
security.
NOVEMBER 21, 1754
23. Comn. to No. Carolina to
take deposition of Wm. Scot.
AUGUST 21, 1755.
24. Audley Paul produced
account for services done Braddock's army and for a horse lost on the
expedition; Major Scot, a carrier employed by David Stuart, ditto; Wm.
Scot, a carrier, ditto.
OCTOBER 25,
1755.
25. Saml. nnd James McDowell,
patrolling; Andrew Scot, horse impressed; Daniel Harrison,
patrolling.
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ORDER BOOK No. VI. (cont.)
NOVEMBER 22, 1759.
26. Administration of John
Gilmore was moved for by James Gilmore, eldest son, and also by Thomas Gilmore,
the younger son--granted to Thomas. Jacob Clements, witness to will of Wm.
Campbell, is dead. Jane Scott, aged 16, chose Danl. Smith guardian.
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ORDER BOOK No. VII.
MAY 21, 1761.
27. William Hobleman appointed
Constable, Long's saw mill to Andrew Scot's
MAY 18, 1762.
28. Saml. Scot, orphan of Saml. Scot--Wm. Pickens,
guardian. Commission for Jane, wife of James Thompson.
MAY 22, 1762.
29. Road from Jones's Ford to John
Scots.
AUGUST 19, 1762.
30. James and Joseph Scot, orphans of John, chose David
Scot their guardian.Philip Phagan, Saml. Tencher. Joseph Kenaday
abused the Court while sitting and is fined.
NOVEMBER 17, 1762.
31. Ezekiel Drady, an orphan, to
be bound to Wm. Scot.
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ORDER BOOK No. VIII. (cont.)
NOVEMBER 15, 1763.
32. Robt. Scott, 3 tithables, and 820 acres, added to tithables.
Six tithables of Stephen Willis added to tithables. Will of John Harrison, Jr.,
proved by John Hopkins and lies for further proof.
NOVEMBER 18,
1763.
33. John Scott vs. Wm. Wyatt.--Defendant arrested, but made escape.
MARCH 20,
1764.
34. Jacob Scott, aged 16, orphan of John
Scott, chose John Davis his guardian.
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ORDER BOOK No. IX.
NOVEMBER 21, 1764.
35. John Davis and Judith, his
wife, admrs. of John Scott--produced an account and recorded.
36. Joseph Carpenter, guardian
of Joseph,
James and Jacob Scott, orphans of John Scott,
summoned to account.
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ORDER BOOK No. XI.
MAY 19, 1767.
37. Margaret Scott, alias Bradley, to be bound out.
AUGUST 18,
1767.
38. Saml. Scott, aged 18 years, orphan of Saml. Scott,
decd., chose Skidmore Mousey guardian.
AUGUST 21, 1767.
39. Mary Bredley, alias Scott,
not to be bound by Church Wardens, but to remain in hands of James Laughlin,
who is to be summoned.
AUGUST 24,
1767
40. Robt. Scott and Richd. Bodkin, Jr., special bail.
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ORDER BOOK No. XIV.
AUGUST 21, 1771.
41. Isabella Scott proves the importation of herself and children, viz:
Nathaniel,
Mathew, John, William, Jean, Francis and Isabella.
42. James Scott, same, for himself and
wife, Rachel.
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ORDER BOOK No. XV.
MAY 21, 1774.
43. Mathew Scott--no inhabitant.
(511) Peter Mickle--no
inhabitant.
(521) William Dean--no
inhabitant.
(522) James McNutt, returned
inhabitant of Botetourt.
(526) James Burnsides--no
inhabitant.
(530) Alexander Moore--witness
from Botetourt.
The last
Court held under authority of the King was May 1, 1776.
The first Court held under authority of the Commonwealth, July 16, 1776
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ORDER BOOK No. XVI.
JULY 5, 1775.
44. Barbara Wilson, runaway
servant of Andrew Scott.
DECEMBER 16, 1777.
45. Alexr. Scott as Second Lieutenant, Wm.
McClenachan as Ensign in Capt. Patrick Buchanan's Company--recommended.
MAY 21, 1778.
46. Robert Scott, returned no inhabitant.
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ORDER BOOK No. XVII.
NOVEMBER 16, 1779
47. Grand Jury presentments for
retailing liquors without license, viz: Col. Sampson Mathews, Daniel Kidd, Wm.
Thomas, David Griner, Patrick McDavid, George Smith, Valentine Cloninger,
Thomas Colony, Edward Brookbank, Thomas Price, John Alexander, John Anderson,
John Blair, William Burk, John Burk, James Hill, Robert Reed, Alex. Kilpatrick,
Euphemia Hughes, Anthony Mustae, Jacob Grass, Elizabeth Hartgrove, Arthur
Conoly, William Blair, John Hind, William Kyle, Abel Griffith, Enos Jones,
Valentine Shirley, Peter Caphart, Andrew Scott, James Langsby,
Robert Gregg, Thomas Poage, Jane Wallis, John McClenachan, John Black, Mary
Tees, Thomas Smith, David Bell, Henry Swink, John Ramsey and William Foster.
NOVEMBER 17, 1779.
48. Thomas Scott proves his service in a ranging company commanded
by Capt Lewis--allowed 50 acres.
DECEMBER 19, 1780.
49. These to work on the road
from Staunton to Christian's Creek, with their tithables, viz: William Lewis,
Henry Moura, John Brooks, Peter Moura John Bird, James Graham, Nicholas Sprigg,
Robert Russell, Mr. Hunt, Andrew Scott, Jacob Sciler,
Peter Grass, John Graham, Christopher Graham, Joshua Russell, James Coursey, Thomas
Scott, Wm. Burk, Robert McClenachan, Samuel Fraizer and James Hill.
MAY 17, 1781.
50. William Scott's death abater suit.
SEPTEMBER 18, 1781.
51. David Buchanan recommended
Lieutenant in P. Buchanan's Company, vice Alexr. Scott, resigned.
Andrew Anderson recommended Captain, vice Joseph Bell, who has resigned. James
Poage recommended Lieutenant, and John Poage, Jr., recommended as Ensign in
Capt. Anderson's Company.
MAY 21, 1782.
52. William Wilson, Archibald
Scott, Benj. Erwin and James Waddle, Presbyterian Ministers, are
licenced to celebrate matrimony.
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ORDER BOOK No. XVIII.
JUNE 15, 1784.
53. Dedimus for priv.
examination of Jane, wife of John Bigham. Deed to Thomas Scott.
OCTOBER 19, 1784
54. Admn. of
estate of Sarah Scott granted Robt. Scott. (This should be
Sarah Hutcheson instead of Sarah Scott.--See page
131 O.B. XIX)
JANUARY 18, 1785.
55. Mary Scott, orphan, aged 9 years, to be bound out.
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ORDER BOOK No. XIX.
MAY 21, 1785.
56. Administration of estate of
"Sarah Scott" granted Robert Scott in
October last should be "Sarah Hutcheson"-- - Vid O. B. XVIII.,
page 313.
AUGUST 17, 1785.
57. Rev. Archibold Scott, Presbyterian, authorized
to solemnize matrimony.
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ORDER BOOK No. XX.
JUNE 20, 1786.
58. Admn. of estate of Thomas
Scott granted Alexr. Scott.
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ORDER BOOK No. XXI.
JANUARY 18, 1791.
59. Walter Davis and Robert
Scott are appointed guardians of William, Joseph and Rebecca
Blackwood, orphans of William Blackwood.
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ORDER BOOK No. XXIV.
SEPTEMBER 20, 1796.
60. John Michael recommended
Ensign in 1st Battalion, 32d Regiment. George Berry, as Captain in 2d
Battalion, vice John McCutcheon, resigned. John Scott, as Lieutenant,
vice John Wilson, resigned. James Ewing, as Lieutenant, vice John Sharp,
resigned.
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ORDER BOOK No. XIV.
SEPTEMBER 18, 1798.
61. William Scott petitions for a change of road from Staunton to
Brownsburg so as to pass through the streets of a town laid off by him on his
own land.
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AUGUSTA COUNTY.
SEPTEMBER, 1747.
62. Ralph Laverty vs. James
Waddell and John Lewis.--Chancery writ, 15th July, 1747. James Waddell, late of
Augusta. Laverty became surety for Waddell to James Scott, but
shortly afterwards Waddell ran away to some part of Pennsylvania and has never
returned, being gone above ____ years. In 1743 Waddell bought 224 acres from
John Lewis.
FEBRUARY, 1749 (B).
63. Scott vs. Repentance Townsend and Mary, his wife.--May, 1749.
FEBRUARY, 1750.
64. Agnes Reid vs. John
Trimble.--John Scott, aged above 40 years, and Robert Reed, aged
about 50 years. September 25, 1748.
MAY, 1753.
65. Boyd vs. Scott.--Andrew
Scott's bond to Adam Boyd, of Chester County, Pennsylvania, dated
1752.
AUGUST, 1753 (B).
66. Robert Hook and Robert
Scot, executors of Samuel Scot, vs. William
Picken and Ann, his wife.--Ann, his wife, late Ann Scot. Bond
dated 1752.
MAY, 1755 (A).
67. Simpson vs. Campbell.--March
12, 1756. To the Worshipful bench of Augusta, we humbly request that you will take
particular notice of Margaret Campbell (Cambal), for it is plainly known to all
the inhabitants of the lower end of the Cowpasture that she is a common liar
and troublesome to all them that she is in neighborhood with, and furthermore
it is known that she will swear anything that comes into her mind, which the
subscribers by report will make appear.--Hugh Morton, James Montgomery, Wm.
Mortain, Wm. Memory, Edward Edwards, Agnes Memory, Wm. Gillespy, Mary Gillespy,
Patrick Carrigan, James Beard, James Scot, Samuel McMorry,
Margaret Cohiren, James Arbuckle, Thomas Simson, Robt. Gillespy, Margaret
Arbuckle, Anne Montgomery, Thomas Fitzpatrick. This was an attachment vs. James
Campbell by James Simpson, 17th March, 1756 (five days after above petition.)
FEBRUARY, 1761.
68. Scot vs. Scot.--Jane
Scot, an infant, by Daniel Smith, her guardian, daughter of Samuel
Scot, of Augusta, deceased, in 1749. Jane had a sister
and brother. The widow Scot intermarried with
William Pickins. Jane's oldest sister was Mary.
MARCH, 1758 (B).
69. William Scot and Elizabeth
summoned.
MAY, 1760 (A)
70. William Scot and Elizabeth
vs. Hughes.
AUGUST, 1762.
71. Hook vs. Munsey.--Daniel
Smith deposes August 23, 1762, that being chosen guardian for Jean
Scot, sister to Skidmore Munsey's wife.
MARCH, 1765 (B).
72. George Scott vs. Robert Ralston.--28th
November, 1765. Margaret Pickens gone to Carolina.
AUGUST, 1768 (D).
73. Scott vs. Davis.--William Davies, living in the forks. 1766.
74. Scott vs.
Mary Ann Young.--Defendant is daughter-in-law to William Young.
AUGUST, 1769
(C).
75. Andrew Crockett vs. James
Scott.--Deposition, Peter Wylie, 17th June, 1769: "When Peter
Cochran was on his journey to Halston River" he stopped at deponent's
house.
MAY, 1771.
(A).
76. William Davis vs. Joseph
Scott.--Writ, 23d November, 1771. "Scott is now in
Carolina, but expected in. Captain Ewing is his uncle, where he resides when in
Virginia."
AUGUST, 1772
(A ?).
77. James Scott vs. Mathew (alias) Tees Kuykendall.--Petition.
Defendant on South Branch, not found. Gone to Hampshire, 1770.
AUGUST, 1773
(B).
78. John Gratton vs. Benjamin
Scott.--Debt. Writ, 15th June, 1773. Defendant lives in Hampshire.
MARCH, 1783
(A).
79. John Scott and Jane, his wife, vs. Elizabeth Carroll.--Writ, 17th June,
1778.
MAY, 1792 (N
to Z).
80. John Scott, infant, by John Scott, his father and
next friend, vs. Jacob Levingston and Lidia his wife.--Writ, 3d December, 1791.
AUGUST, 1793
(D to M).
81. John Gold, infant, by Robert
Gold, next friend, vs. John Scott.--1791.
MARCH, 1795.
82. Samuel Blackwood, William
Blackwood, Joseph Blackwood, by Walter Davies, guardian, Ann Blackwood, Eleanor
Blackwood, Rebecca Blackwood, Robert Scott and Mary,
his wife, formerly Mary Blackwood, vs. Mark Hadden (Hatton).--Spa. Chancery.
7th April, 1793. Orators, etc., are heirs and devisees of William Blackwood,
deceased. Their mother, relict of William, married Mark Hadden. Their mother is
dead. The marriage took place about 1781, and the mother lived about eleven
years. One year after the mother's death, settlement shows: 1781-2, to
maintaining and clothing William Blackwood, six years; to maintaining and
clothing Eleanor Blackwood four years, to maintaining and clothing Rebecca
seven years, to maintaining and clothing Joseph Blackwood seven years. 1782,
cash paid James Doak for teaching two of the children; 1783, cash paid Newton
Conley for teaching two of the children; 1786, cash paid William Chambers for
teaching two of the children; 1789, cash paid John Hagerty for teaching three
of the children; 1787, cash paid Wlliam Ranson for teaching ____ of the
children; 1791, to maintaining, boarding and keeping Ann Blackwood nine years,
to maintaining, boarding and keeping Samuel Blackwood three years, to
maintaining, boarding and keeping Mary Blackwood three years. Bill for
settlement of William Blackwood's estate.
AUGUST, 1796
(A to K).
83. Hite vs William Scott.--Attachment,
1796. Defendant is a shoemaker and is gone.
JUNE, 1803 (I
to Z).
84. Mathew Patton vs. Archibald
Thompson.--Defendant, servant of plaintiff, had enlisted as a soldier under
Captain Gibson. James Patton, heir of John Patton, who was only son and heir of
William Patton, deceased, vs. Mathew Patton and David Stephenson, Executors of
said William Patton.--Chancery. Decree, 27th March, 1802, that complainant is
not lawful heir of John Patton. William died about April 1, 1793. Affidavit,
10th February, 1797, by James Wallace, of Carickafaden, Parish Donagh, Bowery
of Irishowen, County Donegall, Ireland, farmer. Knew William Patton, formerly
of Tuluaree, Parish Donagh, but many years ago went to America, and lately died
there, leaving will and appendix. David Stephenson and Mathew Patton,
executors, son William married to Mary Beatty. still living at Carickafaden,
were married in parish of Donagh by Rev. Thomas Shawbridge, dissenting
clergyman. Affiant was best man about fifty-six years ago.
Patton's heir vs. Patton's
Executors.--Continued. William, soon after marriage, went to America, leaving
issue one.son, viz, John Patton, who died about twenty years ago, leaving James
Patton, his son, and only issue, who now lives at Carickafaden. Certificate by
John Pitt Kenedy, rector of Donagh Parish, that he knows said James Patton, is
about twenty-four 419 years old, five feet nine inches high, wears his own hair
dark brown, blue eyes and weighty eyebrows, of dark complexion, pretty stout,
29th August, 1801. Elizabeth Caruthers deposes that she was well acquainted
with Mary Beatey, wife of William Patton, although she was called Mary Beatey,
it being a custom in Ireland among poor people for married women still to
retain their maiden names. Heard that William left Ireland when son, John, was
infant. Was well acquainted with John. John died, leaving child by Ruth Wallace.
Never heard John acknowledge the child, but it lived with him, he treated it as
his child and she always understood it was his. Child lived with grandmother,
Mary Beatey, until nine years old, when affiant left Ireland about eight years
ago. Complainant now present is said child. 10th February, 1801. Samuel
Scott deposes. Is twenty-eight years old and always acquainted with
plaintiff, living in same neighborhood. Mary Beatey died December two years
ago. John Patton had many relations on his mother's side. 30th May, 1801.
Mathew Patton being a non-resident, order publication. Removed to Kentucky.
Bill states James is only son and heir of John Patton, who was only son and
heir of William Patton, late of Augusta. William left them in Ireland in 1741.
Mathew's answer states that William was a distant relative of Mathew.
JUNE, 1812.
85. Fleiger vs. Scott's
Administrators.--Contract, 14th September, 1797, mentions plantation whereon
Christian Gregory now lives.
1749.
86. Deposition Edward Partridge,
aged fifty-nine, taken before justices in Chester, Pennsylvania, says: On 1st
January, 1739, one, John Hindman, came to house of John Fletcher, in township
of Boringham, in said County. Hindman said to Fletcher, your wife (Elinor) is
my sister. Taken 25th May, 1749. Deposition of Providence Scott,
aged sixty years last October, taken 25th May, 1749, in Chester County,
Pennsylvania. John Hindman, born in the County of Londonderry, Ireland, was, in
1739, at deponent's house in township of Burmingham, inquiring for Elinor
Hindman, by direction of his father, and found her the wife of John Fletcher,
and acknowledged her as his sister.
87. Petition, 18th May, 1749, of
inhabitants of North River and Picot (peaked) Mountain for a road beginning at
John Man's smithshop on the south side of the Peaked Mountain, thence eastward
to John M(W)igard's 433 joining to the mountain road and from the smithshop
westward to the Stone Meeting House, joining to the Court House Road, and that
Jacob Rodger, Robert Scot and James Berd be appointed to lay it out.
Jacob Herman, Feldy Pence, Mathew Shope, Jacob Maler, John Bomgardner, John
Lynn, Jacob Rodgers, James Berd, Jacob Perer, Mathew Sharp, ____ Man, Jacob
Man, William Milburn, Jared Chambers, Robert Scot, Robert Hooks, George
Scot, William Craig, John Craig, Mathew Thomson, Mathew Thomson,
Jr.
88. We petitioners, being the
frontier inhabitants of this colony, labor under great inconveniences for want
of a road being opened from our settlement towards the landing, and there being
(as we presume) a sufficient number of inhabitants to open one, we therefore
humbly pray that your worship will be graciously pleased to take our case under
your serious consideration and grant an order for a road to be opened from
Zachariah Callhouns, on Reedy Creek, and thence to the Buffalo Lick and from
thence the nearest and best way to Woods River, at the upper end of a small
island below the mouth of the Little River, and thence towards the forks of
Meadow Creek, and thence to the top of the dividing ridge between Woods River
and the South Fork of Roanoke, and that John Vance and Alexander Sayers be
appointed to mark and lay off said road from said Callhouns to Woods River, and
that John Stroud and James Conley mark and lay off from thence to the aforesaid
dividing ridge, etc. That John McFarland and Joseph Crockett be appointed
overseers to open and clear said road from said Calhoun's to Woods River, with
the subscribers and the adjacent inhabitants and that William Crispe and
William Pellem be appointed overseers from Woods River to the aforesaid
dividing ridge, etc., and we, your petitioners, shall pray. Hendery Battan,
Jacob Goldman, Jacob Goldman, Frederick Cadock, John Scott, John
Combe, Samuel Stonacie, Robert McFarland, John Stead, Mordecai Early, John
Downing, Charles Sincler, Wiliam Sayers, William Hamilton, Robert V(N)orris,
Samuel Mountgomery, Andrew Lynam, James Macee, James Heris, Robert Miller, John
Miller, Robert Allcorn, William Miller, John McFarland, Joseph Crockett, Val.
Wilcher, Humberstone Lyon, James Miller, Stephen Lyon, Thomas Barnes, James
Willy, John Vance, Alexander Sayers, Jacob Cassall, John German.
89. Petition of lower
inhabitants of the Cowpasture for a road over the mountain to Burdin's tract,
19th October, 1751: James Scott, James Stimson, James Mountgomery, John
Scott, James Frem, Hugh McDovel, William Memory, Robert
Mountgomery, William Gillespy.
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1.
90. To the Worshipful Court of
Augusta now sitting: We, the inhabitants of this County, have long felt the
smart of the great indulgence the ordinary keepers of this County have met with
in allowing them to sell such large quantities of rum and wine at an
extravagant rate, by which our money is 441 drained out of the County, for
which we have no return but a fresh supply to pick our pockets. We, your
petitioners, humbly pray your worship to put a stop to the said liquors, which
would encourage us to pursue our laborious designs, which is to raise
sufficient quantities of grain which would suffciently supply us with liquors
and the money circulate in this County to the advantage of us, the same. We
hope that your worships will discover to us that you have a real regard for the
good of the County, and lay us under an obligation to pray for your prosperity.
Robert Stevenson, James Hamilton, Alexander Walker, James Robertson, James
Stevenson, John Christian, Alexander Blair, Thomas Shiels, Robert Christian,
Thomas Stewart, James Allen, Joseph Hanna, Francis Beaty, Mathew Lyle,
Archibald Reah, John Walker (?), Samuel Downey, Daniel McAnair (McEvear),
Robert Spears (Syers), Daniel Danison, Robert Moffet, Alexander Henderson,
Andrew Hamilton, John Finley, Thomas Beard, Archibald Armstrong, William
Mackan, James Campbell, John Vance, John Archer, James Reburn, Alexander
Gibson, William Lewis, George Scott, Joseph Bell,
James Coyl, William Logen, Samuel McCune, John Caruth, Patrick Hays, Robert
Sayers, Andrew McCombe, James Montgomery, James Scott, George Crawford,
John Allen, Edward Spear, James Brown, John King, John Anderson, William Logan,
Patrick Campbell, Jacob Lockhart, Sam Wallace, James Knox, John Carlile,
Charles Campbell, Mathew Harper, John Jackson, James Miller, John Hutcheson,
William Palmer, Samuel Love, James Miller, John Henderson, Zachariah Bell (Belche),
Andrew Ewin, John Thompson, Loftus Pullin, James Gay, Alexander Craig, Thomas
Teat, William Wallace, John Wilson, Alexander Ritchey, James McGee. John
Thompson, Samuel Calhoon, John Trimble, Alexander Thompson, William Snodon,
Newman McGonigle, John Trimble, Archibald Allison, John Brown, William Thomson.
May, 1753.
91. Road established from
Brown's bridge to the Glebe land, and Robert Campbell and John Trimble be
surveyors, and with James Lusk, 443 they clear and keep the same in order. We
do appoint Robert Campbell and John Trimble overseers from John Brown's bridge
to the Gleve House and the undernamed persons to clear the same: James Lusk,
Robert Roberson, Samuel McCuchen, William Hunter, James Hunter, Robert
Campbell's man, Mathew Wilson, William Wilson, John Wilson, Jr., John McCleery,
James McCleery, Thomas Kirkpatrick and son, John Peevy, James Clarck, John
Clarck, James Clark, Jr., Jacob Lockhart, James Lockhart, John Birtly, Josias
Richards, William Marten, George Berry, William McFeeters, John McFeeters,
William McFeeters, Jr., John Jameson, Patrick Marten, Joseph Marten, William
Ward, Moses O'Freel and his man, Robert Philips, Robert Davis, Thomas Reed, Robert
Scott, John Vance, Andrew Foster, William Bell, Alexander McKiney,
John Speer, Abraham Mathan (Mashaw), Robert Young, John Young, Samuel Young,
Hugh Young and his man, John Campbell, George Peevy, Robert McClenan, William
Eackry, James Bell, Andrew Steel and his man, John McKiney, Patrick McCloskey,
John McSlenan, John McCuchan, Samuel McCuchan, William McClintock, Thomas
Peevy, James McCuchen, Duncken McFarlen.
14th April,
1754
92. William Preston enters 400
on head of Potts Creek; 400 on ye first large bottom on Potts Creek, above
Potts Improvements; 400 formerly entered for Tobias Bright on Craig's Creek;
two 400 tracts at the Forks of Johns Creek; 400 on ye next large bottom above
Colonel Patton's uppermost survey on Craig's Creek. Petitioners ask that the
following be assigned to work the road from James Young's mill to John Buchanan's
mill: John Buchanan, James Clark's tithables, Jacob Lockhart's tithables,
Thomas Kirkpatrick's tithables, John Bertly, George Bertly, William Martin,
Josias Richards, William McFetters' tithables, John Jameson, James Young, Hugh
Young, Robert Young's tithables, William McClintog, William Ledgerwood, John
Trimble, Moses A'Friel's tithables, Samuel Wallis, Robert Davis, Robert
McClenan's tithables, James Moody's tithables, James Philips, William Eckrey,
Corneles Donahow, Alexander Ritchey, to be overseer; Adam Thomson, to be
overseer; George Peevy, Adam Thomson's tithables, Thomas Peevy, William McNabe,
Robert
Scoat, Thomas Reed, Abraham Masha, Francis Dune, Mager
Scoat, John Bingham's tithables, John Black's tithables, Samuel
Downey, Alexander McFetters, Andrew Cowen, James McCorkell, John Vance, James
Gilmor, Alexander Ritchie's tithables, Patrick Martin's tithables.
May, 1753.
93. Road established from
Brown's bridge to the Glebe land, and Robert Campbell and John Trimble be
surveyors, and with James Lusk, 443 they clear and keep the same in order. We
do appoint Robert Campbell and John Trimble overseers from John Brown's bridge
to the Gleve House and the undernamed persons to clear the same: James Lusk,
Robert Roberson, Samuel McCuchen, William Hunter, James Hunter, Robert
Campbell's man, Mathew Wilson, William Wilson, John Wilson, Jr., John McCleery,
James McCleery, Thomas Kirkpatrick and son, John Peevy, James Clarck, John
Clarck, James Clark, Jr., Jacob Lockhart, James Lockhart, John Birtly, Josias
Richards, William Marten, George Berry, William McFeeters, John McFeeters,
William McFeeters, Jr., John Jameson, Patrick Marten, Joseph Marten, William
Ward, Moses O'Freel and his man, Robert Philips, Robert Davis, Thomas Reed, Robert
Scott, John Vance, Andrew Foster, William Bell, Alexander McKiney,
John Speer, Abraham Mathan (Mashaw), Robert Young, John Young, Samuel Young,
Hugh Young and his man, John Campbell, George Peevy, Robert McClenan, William
Eackry, James Bell, Andrew Steel and his man, John McKiney, Patrick McCloskey,
John McSlenan, John McCuchan, Samuel McCuchan, William McClintock, Thomas
Peevy, James McCuchen, Duncken McFarlen.
1763-4, Pt. 1.
94. Petitioners to open a road
that usually led from a ford of the South River above Joseph Hannah's over
Cole's ford on the middle and from thence to Mathew Thompson's, which has been
lately stopped by Henry Reaburn, notwithstanding it has been a bridle way for
nearly twenty years. Robert Scott, Patrick Frazer,
James Bruster, Robert Hook, Robert Hook, John Denniston, William Hook, J.
Madison, John Stephenson, Archibald Huston, John Craig, John Davison, John
Davison, Jr., Patrick Willson, Robert Shanklin.
AUGUST, 1769
(C).
95. Andrew Crockett vs. James
Scott.--Peter Wylie deposes, 17th June, 1769, before William
Preston: That when Peter Cochran was on his journey to Halston River, he stayed
some time at the deponent's house, when he observed among Cochran's horses a
bay mare with a black list along her back, which Cochran told the deponent he
had of James Scott, the present plaintiff,
in a swap; that some time afterwards the said Cochran returned to the
deponent's house and told him that he had sold the above mentioned mare to
Andrew Crockett on his way out, and further sayeth not
AUGUST, 1767
(C).
96. McCall vs. Boyd's
Administrator.--To Mr. Henry Mitchell, merchant, in Fredericksburg:
Alexanderia, 6th September, 1764. Mr. Henry Mitchell. Sir:--The last time I saw
Mr. McCaul he told me he was just about leaving the Country, and he having a
note of hand of mine amounting to £96, 2, 6, which I could not then discharge
any part of, and as you have the direction of his affairs, you'll please
receive under cover £10, 15, 0, and two orders, one on Mr. James Mercer for £2,
18, 6, due me by his brother, the Colonel, and another, £20, 0, 0, which I'll
receive at the next sitting of the Assembly, it being for two months' pay of
Person Cotuners, that was attached, for which I never received. You have
likewise another order for £22, 10, 0, and interest, for some years due me from
Squire Brown, which Mr. Truble included in with a bond of his, and he promised
to pay it at the October Court, and make no doubt of your getting it then, or
soon after. The balance of £4, 2, 0, you'll receive (if not already paid) from Mr.
William
Scott, which he owed me. As Mr. McCaul's account against me is for
medi<SUP>es.</SUP> and billiards, he desired I might not put myself
to any kind of inconvenience till it suited me. You may depend, however, that
I'll endeavor to contrive the balance as soon as lies in my power. My bad
fortune in that way has been of great prejudice to me. When it is convenient
your acknowledging the receipt of this by way of Staunton--and direct for
me--merchant at Fort Lewis, in Augusta County, will be acceptable. I am, sir,
your very humble servant. (Signed) Alex. Boyd.
NOVEMBER, 1768
(C).
97. 13th February, 1768. John
Thompson, Bording's Land, Dr. Sworn to by Joseph Scot, 18th August,
1768.
MAY, 1763(B)
98. Heath vs. Blagg.--Henry
Heath vs. Capt. John Blagg.--1761, to Daniel Mingus, per Robert Flude, per John
Martin; per servant; to Larey; your order to Edw. Larry; to Margaret; to Sergt.
Creaugh per verbal order; to your order to Edw. Larry; sent by John Cain. 1761,
to your order to Jos. Hix; to your order to Benj. Norwood; to credit Sergt.
John Creaugh; to your order to Jude Ellson; to your order to Bonny and
McIntire; to your order to Wm. Brumley; to your order to Abram Childers; to
your order to Edward Childs; to rum to the butchers; per Cain; by Jas. Butler;
by John McVicker; by Scot; per token of your keys;
by Brown; per Butler to fishermen; per token of your keys; per Brown; per Mr.
Long's order. Credit Nancy Warrener per verbal order; to butchers; to Sukey; to
Sukey; to Sukey; per Nancy Warrener per token of snuffbox; per Jonas; to Sukey;
delivered by John Murray; delivered by same; to Sukey; per Mr. Alex. Love; to
Lieut. Bonner per verbal order; Club for yourself and Lieut. John Lawson; per
Cliffton to Kane; to club with Lieut. William Fleming; to your assumption for
Thomas Drummer. 1762, for Sukey; per Hannah; to cash paid Widow 477 Tosh for
you; for Sukey; for Sukey; on Mr. William Murray's caty. night. To your account
at Winchester: To sundry orders to the soldiers, viz: 1762, July 15, to your order
to William Adams for half pint rum; to Bradburry, Minzie, and Richardson, half
pint rum each; to your order to John Kane. July 24, to your order to Serg. John
Creaugh; to your order to Jenkins and Null. July 27, to your order to James
Bradbury; to your order to Thomas Hall. July 29, to your order to Edmond
Larrey. July 31, to your order to John Grant; to your order to Abram Childers.
August 2, to your order to Callan and Harrington; to Thomas Hall; to your order
to John Gahagan. August 3, to your order to John Jenkins; to your order to John
Gahagan. August 5, to your order to John Reeves (twice); to your order to John
Caine. August 7, to your order to Samuel Shaw and Reeves; to your order to
Thomas Neill. August 10, to your order to Edmond Larrey. August 15, to your
order to Joseph Hix. August 20, to your order to Edward Childers; to your order
to Harrington, Richardson and Jones. August 22, to your order to Edward Childs.
August 29, to your order to Daniel McIntire and Childs. August 30, to your
order to Jenkins and Neill; to your order to Jeremiah Harrington, to your order
to George Reed; to your order to Terrall and Robertson; to your order to
William Thorp; to your order to William Brock; to your order to Jenkins and
Neill; to your order to Norwood, Brumley and Caine. August 31, to your order to
Abram Shaw, ditto William Wright; (From Wright's name the date is 1761, but
should be 1762.) to your order to Joseph Hughes, ditto William Broke (twice);
to Samuel Jackios; to your order to Terrence Sweeney. September 1, to your
order to Robert Stewart, ditto Ann Thomas; to your order to Edward Carter.
September 2, to your order to Elizabeth Callson, ditto William Cliffton; to
your order to William Brock, ditto Robert Sinkfield; to your order to William
McAnulty. September 3, to your order to Brumley and Thorp. September 4, to your
order to Jonathan Hawkins; to your order to Daniel McIntire; to Harrington and
Cullon; to your order to Robert Sinkfield, do. Edward Childs; to your order to
James Williams, do. John Wilson; to your order to John Arnold, do. George Hill;
to your order to Wentworth Allden; to your order to Henry Cowden; to your order
to Thomas Harden; to your order to Cole, Gahagan, Bonney and Mingus. September
5, to your order to Benjamin Norwood. September 6, to your order to Nathaniel
Barret and William Thorp. September 7, to your order to Thomas Hardy. September
8, to your order to Michael Gill. September 9, to your order to Thomas Hall,
Thomas Thorp, and Barret; to your order to Bradburry and Mingus; to your order
to William Cole, William Colson, Emanuel Anthony. September 10, to your order
to Jude Ellson. September 11, to your order to Col. Moore's man. September 12,
to your order to James Lowery. September 13, to your order to Wentworth Aldin,
Norwood and Hughes; to your order to Joseph Hix, Lowery, and Robertson.
September 14, to your order to James Williams, Lowery, and Bryan; to your order
to Henry Emberson, Charles Travis; to your order to Richardson and Norwood,
Joseph Hix; to your order to William Thorp, Daniel McIntire. September 15, to
your order to Daniel McIntire and Robertson. September 16, to your order to
Bryan and Cole, Elizabeth Colson. September 17, to your order to Bat Rann,
Norwood and Ellston; to your order to Wright and Harrington, Robertson and
Cole. September 20, to your order to Joseph Hix, Austen Brumley; to your order
to
OCTOBER, 1765
(D).
99. John Hopes (Hapes) vs.
Daniel Harrison.--Chancery. Spa. issued September, 1763. Bill states that
orator was some years ago employed as Deputy Sheriff under Robert McClenachan,
and continued so for two years. Thomas Harrison, Daniel Harrison and John
Cravens were his securities. As the end of orator's term drew near he became
fearful that he would be behind in his accounts, and withdrew himself to
Carolina, leaving his Sheriff's books and effects for the satisfaction of his
bondsmen. His effects were immediately attached by Daniel Harrison, who was
appointed Deputy Sheriff in orator's place. After some time orator returned to
Virginia and sold a tract of land for £47, which he paid to his securities,
expecting to have an account rendered to him by defendant, but orator waited a
long time for an accounting, and then applied for one, but has never gotten one
yet.
Prayer
for acconuting. Daniel Harrison's answer states that: Claims that orator is
still in his debt. Account follows: Downes's fees--William Carrel, David
Johnson, James Scott, John Dunbar, William Longin, Mathy Thomas,
John Griffeth, John Megil. Adam Bracen Righ's book (boock)--Alen Sculps, Alen
Jackson. John Bumgardner's book--Jonathan Duglis, Aorgin Jones, John Crage,
Thos. Dwode, Ben Inman Gouge, John Harrison, Henry Netherentine, Samuel Lonard,
Renell Macdannel, Jeremiah Orsburn, Jr., Samuel Pattron, James Rutledge, Samuel
Samples, Edward Shankling, Hugh Duglis, Wm. Ewing, David Crage, John Griffeth,
James Gray, Reuben Harrison, Samuel Henderson, Francis MacBred, Richard
Marling, John Phillips, John Pattron, Valentine Seveor, Mathew Ship, John
Walker, Thomas Holing, Mung Price, Hugh Camel, John Davis, Jacob Glashe, John
Holmes, Joell Hornback, Thomas Loin (Lain), Peter Mate, John Orsburn, Josiah
Parrent, Edward Rutledge, James Scot, Mathous Sulcer,
Richard Tictum.
AUGUST, 1768
(D).
100. February 14, 1766. William
Davis, living in the Forks, Dr., to Joseph Scott. To 1 fine hat,
2 alminicks, 1 alminick.
MAY, 1762 (A).
101. Finley vs.
Christian.--Debtor, Mr. Israel Christian, in account with Robert Finley. 1757,
September, to your assumption for sundry orders drawn on you by the Militia at
Fort Dinwiddie amounting to £19, 14, 5-1/2; to your assumption for Thomas
Herbert, £1, 10, 0; to same, for Capt. Walker, £0, 13, 6; to the pay of B_____
Scott and McFeeters as soldiers in the Militia assigned to me and
received by you, 19 days each; to my pay as a soldier under Col. Stewart,
received by you, 7 days; to balance in my favor on the return of goods, cash
and book debts, £0, 15, 8-1/2; to cash paid for cattle bought for your use,
£33, 8, 3; to cash paid expenses in driving them. £0, 18, 3; to cash paid
Michael Kelly wages, for driving said cattle 20 days, £1, 15, 0; to the hire of
my horse while purchasing provisions on your account, 101 days; to my wages for
one year in your service, per agreement, £25, 0, 0; to my commission on the
sale of your goods, amounting to £8, 1, 3, at 2/ per lb., £0, 16, 1. (Signed)
Robert Finley. Dated 18th December, 1760.
DISTRICT
COURT.
1781 or 1782
102. To the Worshipful Court of
Augusta County, the petition of the sundry inhabitants in the bounds of Captain
Long's Company of Militia humbly showeth: That your petitioners, while headed
by Captain Christian, and since headed by Captain Long, then enjoyed the
greatest tranquility, but now likely to he clouded by the loss of so noble an
officer by a mere delusion. The most of us can, and will (if called upon),
undertake to declare on oath that Captain Long behaved himself at the Battles
of Hot Water and Jamestown as a good soldier and a noble officer. As to his
conduct at York we cannot pretend to say farther than from the most authentic
accounts that we could collect he had not that fair play that a true citizen
ought to have had. From which motives induces us to believe, and truly hope,
your worships will, when you come to look at the affair, reinstate him in his
post, that we may continue our old rank, as we have ever been faithful
subjects, contributed every thing in our power for the benefit of the States,
turned out cheerfully our quota of men on every occasion. Therefore, as your
worships is the only door we are to go through to justice, humbly hope you will
recommend him to his Excellency, the Governor, which will prevent us from
falling from our old rank, to wit, the second in the Battalion to the youngest,
and your petitioners shall, as in duty bound ever pray, &c &c. (Signed)
Jas. Davis, John Christian, Jr., Rich'd Shires, Saml. Blackwood, John Brooks.
Jr., Robert
Scott, Samuel Brooks, John Black, William Black, Joseph Bell,
Ensign; Thomas Rutledge, Gill. Christian, James Bert, Gilbert
DISTRICT COURT
MEMORANDUMS, 1790-91.
103. Mem. for Mr. Williams:
Enquire after Elliot Rutherford, executor to his brother, Thomas Rutherford,
who died about 20 years ago. Spencer Hill married Mary Rutherford, daughter of
Thomas Rutherford, deceased. Her fortune is in the hands of Elliot Rutherford,
who lives about a mile from Rockingham Court House. Enquire what the fortune
is, and how it is to be got. N. B.--Suit must be brought in the name of Spencer
Hill. The fortune is supposed to have been about £30 pounds at first. This
shall oblige me, my heirs and assigns to deliver unto Major William Long a
warrant for one thousand acres of land for his service as a captain in ye
Continental service. Given under my hand this 4th day of December, 1783.
Witness: T. Madison. Assigned, 23d March, 1784, by William Long to Andrew
Sutlington. (Signed) Alex. McClenachan. Test: Wm. Scott, Dear
Sir: I received a few lines from you while in Richmond concerning the money
that my brother, Thomas', estate is indebted to you. I have your money ready if
we could meet in Staunton. I shall be down at my brother, Michael Bowyer's, at
General Washington's birth night if you can make it convenient to be up at
Staunton about that time and bring the bond. I will pay the principal and
interest, but my brother, in his lifetime, let your son, Stranther, have some
money in camp. Shall be glad if you can get the amount from him, as you
promised to discount it out of the bond. If you cannot be at Staunton at the
time before mentioned, you will please to let my brother know when you can
attend there and I will meet you. I am, dear sir, your most humble servant.
(Signed) John Bowyer. 19th December, 1789. To Gabriel Jones, Esq.
SINGLE PAPER.
1823-1824-1825.
104. No. 927.--Scott
vs. Scott. John Scott complains that William Scott,
formerly of Augusta County, and late of Lincoln County, now in Kentucky, being
indebted to John Adams, executed his bond, dated 1st September, 1785, shortly
thereafter left this State and hath gone to parts unknown, having first sold
his land to James Ewen, now deceased.
105. File No. 927.--Scott
vs. Clinebill. William Scott complains, 1st March, 1802, that several
years ago he laid off a town on his lands known by name of Middle Brook. George
Clinebill drew lot 28.
END OF VOL.
I.