BROWN - CAMPBELL COUNTY

CAMPBELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA BROWN FAMILY Deeds and Timeline
Bk-Pg	Date	Grantor	Grantee	Acres	Location
Ambrose Brown
VA Campbell DB 09.087	9 Feb 1811	Rufsel Barrick and His Wife Sally Barrick	Ambrose Brown	74	Tomahawk Cr. and Dreamin Cr.
$1,100. Bounded by John W. Bradley and Thompson's heirs. Witnesses: none. Recorded 11 Feb 1811. Note: Ambrose Brown paid taxes on this land in 1812.
VA Campbell DB 10.107	9 Apr 1813	Ambrose Brown and His Wife Jane Brown	Frederick Habler	74	Tomahawk Cr.
£300. Bounded by John W. Bradley and Thompson. Witnesses: Robert C. Scott, Joseph Pettyjohn and Joseph Thompson. Recorded 14 Jun 1813.
VA Campbell DB 10.200	13 Sep 1813	Ambrose Brown	Lewis Brown	—	—
Power of attorney to to receive monies from M????ing E. Parish. Witnesses: James B. Risque. Recorded 13 Sep 1813.
Byrd Brown
VA Campbell DB 03.258	3 Dec 1792	William Brown (L.T.) and his wife Mary Brown	Thomas Clifton	200	—
£25. Bounded by land formerly Josias Bullock's and Phelps old road. Witnesses: Wm Condrey, Caleb Condrey and Byrd Brown. Recorded December 6, 1792. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 38.
VA Campbell DB 06.211	14 Mar 1803	Josabod Lodge and His Wife Sally Lodge	Byrd Brown	200	bs Pott Branch of Seneca Cr.
£300. Bounded by south fork of Buckhorn Branch, Ruffin's old line, Daniel? Brown. Deed excepted 1/2 Acre to be laid off for use of the Methodist Meeting House, formerly called Lestly's now Brown's. Witnesses: none. Recorded 11 Apr 1803.
Daniel Brown - Coldwater Branch of Seneca Cr.
VA Campbell DB 02.057	5 Apr 1785	Matthew Childress and His Wife Elizabeth Childress	Daniel Brown	93	Coldwater Branch an east branch of Seneca Cr.
£25. Part of a tract formerly patented to Williston Talbot. Witnesses: none. Recorded June 2, 1785. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 12.
VA Campbell DB 02.069	5 Apr 1785	Matthew Childress and His Wife Elizabeth Childress	David Johnson	193	Coldwater Branch an east branch of Seneca Cr.
£100. Part of a tract formerly patented to Williston Talbot, bounded by patent line, Randolph, Seneca Hill and Daniel Brown. Witnesses: none. Recorded August 4, 1785. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 14.
VA Campbell DB 02.174	4 Sep 1786	David Johnson and His Wife Mary Johnson	George Vest	193	—
£30. Bounded by Burwell, Drew, John Vest and Daniel Brown. Witnesses: Shilldrake Brown, Jr., William Brown, Jr. Edward Brown and John Trayler, Jr. Recorded January 4, 1787.T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 29.
VA Campbell DB 04.214	10 Jul 1797	William Brown	Henry Brown, Charles Smith, Daniel Brown, James Wilson and Matthew Moore as Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church	1/2	—
£30. Bounded by Ruffin's old order, Brown's meeting house. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Jul 1797.
VA Campbell DB 04.216	10 Jul 1797	William Brown and His Wife Mary Brown	Jozabad Lodge	200	Pott Branch of Seneca Cr.
£137. Bounded by Buckhorn Branch on Ruffin's old line and Daniel Brown. Excepting 1/2 acre to be laid off Methodist meeting house, formerly Lasley now Brown. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Jul 1797.
VA Campbell DB 05.405	9 Oct 1801	Daniel Brown and His Wife Nancy Brown	Philip Payne	93	bs Cold Water Branch, being the East Branch of Seneca Cr.
70£. Granted to Wilizton Talbot, adjacent Seneca Hill. Witnesses: none. Recorded 12 Oct 1801.
Dr. Daniel Brown
VA Campbell DB 08.450	8 May 1809	James Brown, John Hunt and His Wife Sally Hunt, late Sally Brown, heirs of Daniel Brown, deceased	Daniel Brown, Son of Daniel Brown, deceased	—	—
Power of attorney to seek property which Daniel Brown deceased or his heirs are entitled to under the will of Joshua Brown, the elder late of Orange County, New York. Witnesses: none. Recorded 8 May 1809.
VA Campbell DB 08.635	7 Apr 1810	John Hunt of Pittsylvania County	Daniel Brown	191	—
$1,000. Grantors part of land deeded to Daniel Brown, John Hunt by James Callaway, deceased. Bounded by said Daniel Brown and James Brown. Witnesses: Benjamin W. Porter, Burwell Lee and John Lee. Recorded 14 May 1810.
VA Campbell DB 09.634	2 Jun 1810	James Brown, Henry Brown, Thomas Pursell and Joshua R. C. Brown, Legatees of Daniel Brown	William Frazer	317	head branches of __? Cr. and Buck Cr.
$300. Including top of Verdeman's? Mountain. Witnesses: Daniel Brown, Burwell Lee, William V. Haden, Edward Watts and Christopher Clark. Recorded 11 Jan 1817.
VA Campbell DB 11.083	11 Jul 1814	Joshua R. C. Brown and Thomas Purcell and His Wife Lucy Purcell (daughter of Doctor Daniel Brown, deceased)	James Brown	—	—
$1,000. Their separate interest in the dower lands of Polly Brown. Witnesses: Henry A. Brown and Isham ?. Recorded July 8, 1816.
VA Campbell DB 17.381	27 Dec 1828	Polly Brown	Daniel Brown and James Brown of Campbell County, Thomas Percell of Bedford County and Joshua R. C. Brown of Botetourt County	200	Chilles Road
$1,500. Willed to Polly Brown by her father James Callaway, adjoining Thomas Callaway and Jane Brown. Witnesses: Thomas Callaway and Jacob Anderson. Recorded 12 Apr 1830.
Daniel Brown - Son of Dr. Daniel Brown
VA Campbell DB 08.450	8 May 1809	James Brown, John Hunt and His Wife Sally Hunt, Late Sally Brown, Heirs of Daniel Brown, Deceased	Daniel Brown, Son of Daniel Brown, Deceased	—	—
Power of attorney to seek property which Daniel Brown deceased or his heirs are entitled to under the will of Joshua Brown, the elder late of Orange County, New York. Witnesses: none. Recorded 8 May 1809.
VA Campbell DB 08.635	7 Apr 1810	John Hunt of Pittsylvania County	Daniel Brown	191	—
$1,000. Grantors part of land deeded to Daniel Brown, John Hunt by James Callaway, deceased. Bounded by Said Daniel Brown and James Brown. Witnesses: Benjamin W. Porter, Burwell Lee and John Lee. Recorded 14 May 1810.
VA Campbell DB 08.640	7 Apr 1810	Daniel Brown	John Hunt of Pittsylvania County	152	—
$1,000. His proportional part of land deeded to Daniel Brown and John Hunt by James Callaway, deceased. Witnesses: Benjamin W. Porter, Burwell Lee, John Lee and Elisha Hall. Recorded 14 May 1810.
VA Campbell DB 08.677	9 Jul 1810	Daniel Brown	Charles Walden of Pittsylvania County	256	—
£675. Bounded by Leftwich, Callaway, Early, Daniel Brown and James Brown. Witnesses: Richard Walden, Vincent Snow and Joseph Arthur. Recorded 13 Aug 1810.
VA Campbell DB 09.437	9 Oct 1808	Daniel Brown of Campbell County and John Hunt and His Wife Sally Hunt of Pittsylvania County	James Brown, Henry Brown, Lucy Brown and Joshua Brown two-sixths undivided interest in the estate of Daniel Brown entitled to under the will of Daniel Brown, deceased	—	—
In consideration of James Callaway the elder, grandfather of the said children of Daniel Brown, deceased indenture dated 7 Oct 1808 for 295 acres. Witnesses: Christopher Clark, George Callaway and Abner E. Callaway. Recorded 9 Feb 1809.
VA Campbell DB 09.437	7 Oct 1808	James Callaway of Bedford County	John Hunt of Pittsylvania County and Daniel Brown of Campbell County	295	Plumtree Branch
£50. Witnesses: [ ]. Recorded [ ].
VA Campbell DB 09.634	2 Jun 1810	James Brown, Henry Brown, Thomas Pursell and Joshua R. C. Brown, Legatees of Daniel Brown	William Frazer	317	head branches of __? Cr. and Buck Cr.
$300. Including top of Verdeman's? Mountain. Witnesses: Daniel Brown, Burwell Lee, William V. Haden, Edward Watts and Christopher Clark. Recorded 11 Jan 1817.
VA Campbell DB 11.083	11 Jul 1814	Joshua R. C. Brown and Thomas Purcell and His Wife Lucy Purcell (Daughter of Doctor Daniel Brown, Deceased)	James Brown	—	—
$1,000. Their separate interest in the dower lands of Polly Brown. Witnesses: Henry A. Brown and Isham ????. Recorded July 8, 1816.
VA Campbell DB 17.381	27 Dec 1828	Polly Brown	Daniel Brown and James Brown of Campbell County, Thomas Percell of Bedford County and Joshua R. C. Brown of Botetourt County	200	Chilles Road
$1,500. Willed to Polly Brown by her father James Callaway, adjoining Thomas Callaway and Jane Brown. Witnesses: Thomas Callaway and Jacob Anderson. Recorded 12 Apr 1830.
VA Campbell DB 18.310	27 Aug 1830	Joshua R. C. Brown of Botetourt County	Daniel Brown	50	—
$500. Adjoining the lands of Thomas Callaway and James Brown, being 1/4 of 200 acres devised to Polly Brown by her father James Callaway, deceased. Witnesses: none. Recorded 14 Nov 1831.
Daniel Brown - Franklin County
VA Campbell DB 09.394	23 Aug 1811		Daniel Brown

VA Campbell DB 10.413	30 Jun 1814	Bernard G. Hendrick and His Wife Lucy Hendrick	Daniel Brown of Franklin County	670	Seneca Cr.
$4,000. Bounded by Thomas Gilbert and Samuel H??????. Witnesses: none. Recorded 12 Sep 1814.
Daniel Brown - Goose Cr.
VA Campbell DB 15.412	1 Aug 1826	Jacob Anderson	Daniel Brown of the Town of Lynchburg	808	Stanton R.
$1000. 465 acres (Purchased of the legatees of William Anderson and the part that was allotted Jacob Anderson as a legatee of William Anderson. Bounded by John Anderson, Sr., and Richard Lee); and 343 acres (Bounded by John Anderson, Sr., Thomas Leftwich, John ? Whitehead and Richard Lee. Witnesses: none. Recorded 13 Nov 1826.
VA Campbell DB 18.534	24 Mar 1830	Richard H. Lee and His Wife Rebecca Lee	Daniel Brown	75?	Goode's Cr.
$650. Adjacent Illiam's Branch, Thomas Callaway. Witnesses: Staples Terry, James C. Anderson and D.w. Quarles. Recorded 10 Sep 1832.
30 Apr 1830. Daniel Brown obtained a license to use a patented hemp and flax machine! This is a most interesting document. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 17, Page 412.
VA Campbell DB 17.427	14 Jun 1830	Thomas Callaway	Daniel Brown	1	—
Description of 1 acre mill site is included. water rights to use only so much water from Thomas Callaway's Mill Pond on Goose Cr. as was needed to work a Hemp Machine and Wheat Machine. Witnesses: none. Recorded 14 Jun 1830. Note: The mill was located in the far southwest corner of present day Campbell County, Georgia, near the communities of Leesville and Browntown.
VA Campbell DB 18.310	27 Aug 1830	Joshua R. C. Brown of Botetourt County	Daniel Brown	50	—
$500. Adjoining the lands of Thomas Callaway and James Brown, being 1/4 of 200 acres devised to Polly Brown by her father James Callaway, deceased. Witnesses: none. Recorded 14 Nov 1831.
VA Campbell DB 18.529	13 Jan 1831	Daniel Brown and His Wife Lucy Brown	Richard Snow	75	—
$250. Bounded by Thomas Leftwich, Vincent Snow, deceased, Daniel Brown, John H. Whitehead and Sally Anderson. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Sep 1832.
VA Campbell DB 18.539	4 Sep 1832	Daniel Brown and His Wife Lucy Ann Brown	Jeremiah E. Anderson and William A. Lee	800	Goode Cr. and mouth of Sluce Branch in John Anderson's deceased line of Staunton R.
$5,400. Bounded by Thomas Callaway, Richard H. Lee, John N. Whitehead and Richard Snow. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Sep 1832.
VA Campbell DB 19.105	7 Sep 1832	Daniel Brown	Thomas Callaway	1	Goode Cr.
$150. On which a storehouse for hemp machine house is erected, being the same acre sold to Henry Brown by Thomas Callaway. Witnesses: none. Recorded 11 Mar 1833.
Daniel A. Brown
VA Campbell DB 19.261	15 Jan 1834	Mary Lee of Bedford County	Daniel A. Brown	98	Irvines Cr.
$520? Adjacent Lynch and Arnold. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Mar 1834.
VA Campbell DB 19.262	15 Jan 1834	Mary Lee of Bedford County	Daniel A. Brown	10	—
$17.50. Adjacent Noll and Scott, being part allotted in estate to Bennet Wooldridge ?[faded and hard to read] of her deceased father Robert Scott. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Mar 1834.
Edmund Brown - Wreck Island Cr.
VA Campbell DB 09.621	3 Nov 1812	John Pugh, for himself and as attorney in fact for David Pugh of Davidson County, Tennessee, Jonathan Pugh, Lot Pugh, Robert Watkins and his wife Hannah Watkins (formerly Hannah Pugh) and John Martin and his wife Sally Martin (formerly Sally Pugh)	Edmund Brown of Buckingham County	188	bs Wreck Island Cr.
£376. Bounded by Edward Dickey, John Walker, Robert Willson and Samuel Harris. Witnesses: John Hunter, John Dickey, Samuel Harris, James D. Atylor and David Lain. Recorded 11 Jan 1813.
VA Campbell DB 10.267	13 Dec 1812	Jonathan Pugh, executor of the estate of David Pugh	Edmond Brown of Buckingham County	188	Wreck Island Cr.
£176. Bounded by John Walker, Edward? Dickey. The purchase price was financed in part by a bond with George Reedy? And Thomas Dixon as trustees for the mortgage. Witnesses: John Dickey, James Taylor and Samuelharris. Recorded 11 Jan 1813.
VA Campbell DB 09.619	14 Dec 1812	Samuel Harris and His Wife Elizabeth Harris	Edmund Brown of Buckingham County	37	—
£30. Bounded by Martin, Robert Wilson and Said Edmund Brown. Witnesses: John Dickey, James Taylor, Permelia Taylor, James D. Taylor and Alexander Toll? Recorded 11 Jan 1813.
VA Campbell DB 11.343	24 Oct 1817	James Dickey and His Wife Peggy Dickey	Edmund Brown	45	Wreck Island Cr.
$559. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Nov 1817.
VA Campbell DB 14.013	17 Oct 1822	Alexander Cannifax	George Jones	22	Wreck Island Cr.
$121. Bounded by Ed Brown and C. Baley. Witnesses: none. Recorded 11 Aug 1823.
VA Campbell DB 17.408	10 May 1830	Woodson Gannaway and his wife Mary Gannaway, formerly Mary Brown	Augustus Brown	—	—
$110. 1/8 part of lands of her father Edmund Brown, deceased. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 May 1830.
VA Campbell DB 18.106	17 Jan 1831	Elizabeth Brown, Augustus Brown, William Shearer and his wife Harriet Shearer, Powhattan Staples and his wife Jane Staples, Poindexter Brown, Wilson Brown and Edmund Brown	William Lester	271 ½	Wreck Island Cr.
$1,200. Land of Edmund Brown, deceased. Bounded by Samuel Porter, deceased, James Shearer, Claiborne Bailey and Absolam Tucker. Witnesses: J. E. Woodson and Reubin D. Palmer. Recorded 14 Feb 1831.
VA Campbell DB 18.388	15 Mar 1832	Edmund Brown	William Luster	278 ½	Wreck Island Cr.
$150. Adjoining Absalom Tucker, Clayborn Bailey, James Shearer, and estate of James Porter, deceased, being 1/8 part of inheritance from Edmund Brown, deceased. Witnesses: George Akers, Robert E. Kent and Thomas Lindsay. Recorded 15 Mar 1832.
Edmund Brown - Seneca Cr.
VA Campbell DB 10.403	12 Sep 1814	Agatha Dix	Edmund Brown	140	north fork of Seneca? Cr.
$400. Bounded by Gerard Johnson, Henry Brown and Blankenship. Witnesses: William Fowler, Richard Tyne and Edward Lynch. Recorded 12 Sep 1814.
VA Campbell DB 13.067	15 Mar 1821	Edward Lynch and Austin Lynch Executors of John Lynch, deceased (who departed 31 Oct 1820)	Edmund Brown	302	Seneca Cr.
$1,887.40. Other members of the Lynch family are mentioned. Witnesses: none. Recorded 16 Mar 1821. See mortgage at Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 13, Page 66.
VA Campbell DB 13.069	14 Mar 1821	Thomas Moorman and His Wife Elizabeth Moorman	Edmund Brown	15	Seneca Cr.
$105. Bounded by Lynch and Swinney. Witnesses: none. Recorded 16 Mar 1821. See mortgage at Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 13, Page 66.
Edward Brown
VA Campbell DB 02.174	4 Sep 1786	David Johnson and His Wife Mary Johnson	George Vest	193	—
£30. Bounded by Burwell, Drew, John Vest and Daniel Brown. Witnesses: Shilldrake Brown, Jr., William Brown, Jr. Edward Brown and John Trayler, Jr. Recorded January 4, 1787.T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 29.
VA Campbell DB 02.259	26 Dec 1787	Matthew Childress	John Vest	100	—
£45. Part of land patented to Williston Talbot on December 2, [1788?], and bounded by William Brown, David Johnson and Murray's old order. Witnesses: William Patrick, Shilldrake Brown, Jr. and Edward Brown. Recorded December 6, 1787. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 41.
Edwin M. Brown
VA Campbell DB 16.224	22 Feb 1828	John M. Warwick and his wife Caroline Warwick	Edwin M. Brown	46.25	—
$323. Bounded by Reid, Cabell, Oglesby, Longhorne and Galt Bullock. Witnesses: none. Recorded 11 Mar 1828.
Henry Brown - Seneca Cr.
VA Campbell DB 04.214	10 Jul 1797	William Brown	Henry Brown, Charles Smith, Daniel Brown, James Wilson and Matthew Moore as Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church	½	—
£30. Bounded by Ruffin's old order, Brown's meeting house. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Jul 1797.
VA Campbell DB 04.254	11 Sep 1797	Archibald Douglas and His Wife Elizabeth Douglas	Henry Brown	438	bs north Fork of Seneca Cr.
£200. Part of Blair's Order, bounded by Gerrard Johnson, Ashly Johnson and James Johnson. Witnesses: none. Recorded 11 Sep 1797.
VA Campbell DB 06.627	11 Feb 1805	Josiah Crews and His Wife Elizabeth Crews	Henry Brown	215	Seneca Cr.
£147. Bounded by Phelps old road, Locust Thickett old road, Edward Terrell, Gerrard Johnson and Henry Brown. Witnesses: none. Recorded 11 Feb 1805.
VA Campbell DB 10.403	12 Sep 1814	Agatha Dix	Edmund Brown	140	north fork of Seneca? Cr.
$400. Bounded by Gerard Johnson, Henry Brown and Blankenship. Witnesses: William Fowler, Richard Tyne and Edward Lynch. Recorded 12 Sep 1814.
VA Campbell DB 11.318	13 Oct 1817	Gerard E. Johnson	Henry Brown	1	—
$20. Bounded by Swinney. 1 acre and saw mill for Witnesses: none. Recorded 13 Oct 1817.
VA Campbell DB 19.224	9 Dec 1833	David Herndon and His Wife Mary Herndon	Henry Brown	35	Seneca Cr.
$100. Adjacent said Brown. Witnesses: none. Recorded 9 Dec 1833.
VA Campbell DB 19.105	7 Sep 1832	Daniel Brown	Thomas Callaway	1	Goode Cr.
$150. On which a storehouse for hemp machine house is erected, being the same acre sold to Henry Brown by Thomas Callaway. Witnesses: none. Recorded 11 Mar 1833.
Henry Brown - Bedford County
VA Campbell DB 05.433	13 Aug 1801	Henry Brown of Bedford County	Jesse Webb	440	—
$1,000. Mentions chestnut oak on top of Johnson's Mountain. Witnesses: Richard Goggins, Thomas Jones and Robert Snoddy. Recorded 12 Oct 1801.
VA Campbell DB 08.646	27 May 1810	Henry Brown of Bedford County	Francis Smith	201	fork of Buck Cr.
£60. In Campbell County, with a small portion in Bedford County. Bounded by West. Witnesses: Daniel Brown, Emra Hughes and William Frazier. Recorded 11 Jun 1810.
VA Campbell DB 12.406	25 Nov 1819	John Thompson and his wife Kezziah Thompson, Samuel Thompson and his wife Rachel Thompson, Matthew Thompson and his wife Elender Thompson, William Thompson and his wife Nancy Thompson, Joseph Thompson and his wife Martha Thompson, David Thompson and his wife Elizabeth Thompson, Elijah Weeks and his wife Margarett, Edward Farley and his wife Sally Farley, David J. Thompson and his wife Mary Thompson, and William W. Austin and his wife Locky Austin	Henry Brown and his wife Frances Brown, Late Frances Thompson	120	Dreaming Cr.
$1. Land devised by John Thompson, deceased to his sons John Thompson and Andrew Thompson, and by them released. Bounded by Mitchell, Jefferson and the contemplated Turnpike Road. Witnesses: none. Recorded 13 Jun 1820.
VA Campbell DB 13.428	10 Aug 1822	David J. Thompson	Henry Brown, Jr. of Bedford County and James Hendrick of Campbell County	—	—
Mortgaged slaves and personal property to secure a loan for $959 due to John Thompson. Witnesses: none. Recorded 9 Sep 1822.
VA Campbell DB 14.279	23 Oct 1823	Seth Ward	Henry Brown of Bedford County and James Hendrick	66	—
Mortgaged to secure a loan made by David J. Thompson. Mill and Distillery known as Buffalo Mills. Witnesses: William Langhorn, Benjamin Ward, and Seth Ward, Jr. Recorded 12 Apr 1824.
VA Campbell DB 15.118	19 Aug 1824	Henry Brown of Bedford County	Banks Smith	50	Johnston's Cr.
$50. Formerly sold to William Crumpton, balance of which conveyed by Henry Brown to Henry Crumpton and James Boatwright. Bounded by Frank Smith and Swilley. Witnesses: Morty Arnold, William Murry and Henry Brown, Jr. Recorded 13 Jun 1825.
Henry Brown, Jr. - Lynchburg
VA Campbell DB 16.305	7 Jan 1828	Calvin Tate, Administrator of Edmund Tate and His Wife Lucy Tate	Henry Brown, Jr. of City of Lynchburg	16	Ivy Cr.
$96. Part of a larger tract deeded by Edmund Tate and his wife Lucy Tate to William Morgan on 31 Oct 1812, the 16 acres being deeded by mistake and being sold with the consent of William Morgan. Bounded by Oglesby, Whittington and Irvine. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Jun 1828.
Henry C. Brown
VA Campbell DB 09.437	9 Oct 1808	Daniel Brown of Campbell County and John Hunt and His Wife Sally Hunt of Pittsylvania County	James Brown, Henry Brown, Lucy Brown and Joshua Brown two-sixths undivided interest in the estate of Daniel Brown entitled to under the will of Daniel Brown, deceased	—	—
In consideration of James Callaway the elder, grandfather of the said children of Daniel Brown, deceased indenture dated 7 Oct 1808 for 295 acres. Witnesses: Christopher Clark, George Callaway and Abner E. Callaway. Recorded 9 Feb 1809.
VA Campbell DB 11.084	11 Jul 1814	Henry Brown (Son of Doctor Daniel Brown, deceased) and his wife Elizabeth Brown	James Brown	—	—
$400. Dower lands of Polly Brown, widow of Doctor Daniel Brown. Witnesses: J. R. C. Brown, Thomas Pursel and Daniel Brown. Recorded 8 Jul 1816.
VA Campbell DB 11.085	21 Jun 1816	Henry C. Brown and His Wife Elizabeth N. Brown	John Anderson, Jr.	133	Back Cr.
$1,200. Lying in both Campbell and Bedford County. Bounded by David W. Quarles, Thomas Pursel, and Charles Walden. Witnesses: David W. Quarles, David Howard and L. S. Bunn. Recorded 8 Jul 1816.
VA Campbell DB 11.085	21 Jun 1816	John Anderson, Jr.	James Brown and Thomas Pursel, Trustees for Henry C. Brown	133	Back Cr.
Lying in both Campbell and Bedford County. Mortgaged to secure a debt of $1,300. Bounded by David W. Quarles, Thomas Pursel, and Charles Walden. Witnesses: David W. Quarles and David Howard. Recorded 8 Jul 1816.
VA Campbell DB 12.368	22 Jan 1818	Matilda Tyree and Pleasant Tyree, of Sumner County, Tennessee	Henry C. Brown	—	—
Power of attorney to sell their interest in a tract on Staunton R. inherited by Matilda Tyree from her father William Anderson. Bounded by John Lee and John Anderson. Recorded 8 May 1820.
Henry J. Brown
VA Campbell DB 18.062	6 Jan 1831	John Reveley and His Wife Martha Ann Reveley	Henry [J] Brown	173	Reedy Cr.
$865. Bounded by Robertson Cheatham, Josua Thornhill and Robert Watkins. The interest of John Reveley in G. Reveley's estate. Witnesses: John E. Woodson and William Mcallister. Recorded 10 Jan 1831.
VA Campbell DB 18.160 18.260?	17 Jun 1831	Peter J. Archer and His Wife Martha W. Archer of Powhaton County	Henry J. Brown	600	Ready Cr.
$2,800. Bounded by Rauleigh Chilton, John Reveley, William H.b. Christian (purchased of Robertson Cheatham), and Thomas B. Jones. Reserving the dower rights of Catherine Bolling, widow of Archibald Bolling, Jr. Witnesses: William Walthall and C. H, Cock. Recorded 12 Sep 1831.
Henry Brown
10 Aug 1829. Henry Brown is trustee of a trust deed. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 17, Page 181.
13 Aug 1829. Henry Brown, Sheriff of Bedford County. This is a really peculiar document. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 17, Page 183.
20 Dec 1829. Henry Brown of Bedford County as trustee of a trust deed foreclosed and sold the property. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 17, Page 306.
James Brown
VA Campbell DB 04.342	2 Nov 1797	James Kenny and His Wife Sarah Kenny	John Brown [Sr]	200	Cattermount Branch
£23. Adjacent line between Edds and Rice, Canafaxes Road and Said Brown. Witnesses: John Brown [Jr], James Bell and James Brown. Recorded 8 Jan 1798.
VA Pittsylvania DB 16.262	10 ___ 1806	Thomas East	James Brown of Campbell County	125	Staunton R.
Mortgaged to secure a loan of £28 sh9 by John Brown Sr of Campbell County. Adjacent Ezekial East and William East. Witnesses: Joseph West, John Brown Jr and Edward Bybe. Recorded 16 Feb 1807. Description:
James C. Brown (Son of Doctor Daniel Brown)
VA Campbell DB 09.437	9 Oct 1808	Daniel Brown of Campbell County and John Hunt and His Wife Sally Hunt of Pittsylvania County	James Brown, Henry Brown, Lucy Brown and Joshua Brown two-sixths undivided interest in the estate of Daniel Brown entitled to under the will of Daniel Brown, deceased	—	—
In consideration of James Callaway the elder, grandfather of the said children of Daniel Brown, deceased indenture dated 7 Oct 1808 for 295 acres. Witnesses: Christopher Clark, George Callaway and Abner E. Callaway. Recorded 9 Feb 1809.
VA Campbell DB 15.013	11 Dec 1824	Joshua R. C. Brown and James Brown	Thomas Purcell	193	—
$1,250. Bounded by Thomas Hall, J. R. C. Brown, James Brown and Burwell Dees. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Jan 1825.
VA Campbell DB 17.381	27 Dec 1828	Polly Brown	Daniel Brown and James Brown of Campbell County, Thomas Percell of Bedford County and Joshua R. C. Brown of Botetourt County	200	Chilles Road
$1,500. Willed to Polly Brown by her father James Callaway, adjoining Thomas Callaway and Jane Brown. Witnesses: Thomas Callaway and Jacob Anderson. Recorded 12 Apr 1830.
VA Campbell DB 18.310	27 Aug 1830	Joshua R. C. Brown of Botetourt County	Daniel Brown	50	—
$500. Adjoining the lands of Thomas Callaway and James Brown, being 1/4 of 200 acres devised to Polly Brown by her father James Callaway, deceased. Witnesses: none. Recorded 14 Nov 1831.
John Brown
VA Campbell DB 01.354	10 Apr 1784	James Martin and His Wife Ann Martin and Joseph Eads	John Brown	196	bs Catamount Branch on Staunton R.
165£. Bounded by Eads. Witnesses: William Alford, Thomas Rice, John Eads and Micajah Davis. Recorded 4 Nov 1784. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 32.
VA Campbell DB 02.093	11 Nov 1784	Henry Trueman	John Thompson	—	—
Mortgaged several slaves . Witnesses: Ro Alexander, John Brown, D. Bullock and Jesse Cobbs. Recorded November 3, 1785. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 17.
VA Campbell DB 02.187	3 Oct 1785	William Alford and His Wife Martha Alford	John Brown	200	near Staunton R.
£150. Known by the name of Alfords Mountain. Witnesses: Micajah Davis, Joseph Childress and John Vest. Recorded February 1, 1787. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 30.
VA Campbell DB 02.090	5 Oct 1785	John Brown and His Wife Ann Brown	James Kenny	100	bs Cattermount Branch near Staunton R.
£10. Bounded by Eadds and Rice. Witnesses: none. Recorded October 6, 1785. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 17.
VA Campbell DB 02.220	28 Mar 1787	James Doss of Pittsylvania County	John Cannifax	—	ns Staunton R.
£50. Bounded by the Hill, Alford's line. Proved by oaths of William Brown and Benjamin Canifax and the affirmation of John Brown, being one of the people called Quakers. Witnesses: William Brown, John Brown, Zackeriah Doss and Benjamin Doss. Recorded June 7, 1787. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 35.
VA Campbell DB 03.058	3 Jan 1790	John Brown and His Wife Nancy Brown	William Canifax, Jr.	53	Staunton R.
£75. Witnesses: James Kenny, Lucy Brown and Joana Brown. Recorded April 7, 1791. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 10. Note: John Brown purchased this land in 1770 when it was a part of Bedford County. He was from Buckingham County.
VA Campbell DB 08.441	7 May 1794	James Bell	John Brown	—	—
Bound his sons James Bell (born 25 Nov 1777) and Elisha Bell (born 8 Oct 1793) as indentured servants. The indenture was conditioned on John Brown teaching them to read and write. Witnesses: Benjamin Terrell and Sarah Terrell. Recorded 10 Apr 1809. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 8, Page 441. Note: Elisha Bell was probably born in 1783. It is highly unlikely that a one year old would be indentured! The recorded deed clearly reads 1793.
VA Campbell DB 03.538	4 Jun 1795	Gideon Lea and His Wife Ann Lea	William Davis, Jr.	125	head branches of Fishing Cr.
£70. Witnesses: Thos. Wiatt, John Brown and Joel Yancey. Recorded June 4, 1795. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 85.
VA Campbell DB 04.342	2 Nov 1797	James Kenny and His Wife Sarah Kenny	John Brown [Sr]	200	Cattermount Branch
£23. Adjacent line between Edds and Rice, Canafaxes Road and said Brown. Witnesses: John Brown[jr], James Bell and James Brown. Recorded 8 Jan 1798.
VA Pittsylvania DB 16.262	10 ___ 1806	Thomas East	James Brown of Campbell County	125	Staunton R.
Mortgaged to secure a loan of £28 sh9 by John Brown Sr. of Campbell County. Adjacent Ezekial East and William East. Witnesses: Joseph West, John Brown Jr. and Edward Bybe. Recorded 16 Feb 1807.
VA Campbell DB 10.324	__ Apr 1814	John Brown	Edward Bybe	30	Stanton R. near Cannafax Ford
£10. Bounded by Cannafax (now Hunt) and Bybe. His wife Ann Brown released her dower rights. Witnesses: Asa Craddock, Charles Rice and William Bybe. Recorded 9 May 1814.
VA Campbell DB 23.212	1 Dec 1837	Isaac Miller as Power of Attorney for John Miller and his wife Sally Miller (formerly Sally Brown), James King and his wife Polly King (formerly Polly Brown), John Brown, Jr. and Phyllis his wife and Lucy Pitts (formerly Lucy Brown), legatees of the estate of John Brown, deceased	Robert Walthall	116	Buck Branch
$80. Four-fifths (4/5) Part. Adjacent Philip Payne, Samuel Dew, Leroy Dawson and Said Robert Walthall. Conveyed by Edmund Storer to John Brown, Deceased. Witnesses: William J. Harvey, Isham Hall and Edmund Brown. Recorded 14 Sep 1840. Note: This is a fantastic deed to prove the children and spouses of John Brown. The 4/5 part indicates that John Brown had five surviving children (or deceased with living descendants). The fifth part would have belonged to the children of Jesse Edds.
VA Campbell DB 22.029	13 Mar 1838	John Miller and His Wife Salley Miller of Logan County, Virginia	John Brown [Jr.]	183	Staunton R.
$260.37. Lot 3 of division of the estate of John Brown, Sr., bounded by Lot 2 drawn by Jesse Edds children, Lot 4 drawn by Lucy Pitts, Rice and Raynes. Witnesses: John Hill and Nathaniel Miller. Recorded 9 Apr 1838.
VA Campbell DB 23.219	29 Nov 1838	Lucy Pitts of Pittsylvania County	John Brown, Jr. and James Brown	187	Stanton R.
$414. Lot 4 of the division of the estate of John Brown, deceased. Adjacent William Rice and said John Brown, Jr. Witnesses: Edmund Brown, Henry Brown and William Brown. Recorded 29 Jun 1839.
VA Campbell DB 22.211	18 Jan 1839	John Brown, Jr.	John Roper, Jr., appointed by the court to sell the dower lands of Ann Brown, deceased	—	—
Gave a Trust Deed to, with William A. Clement as Trustee, to secure three bonds: $732 payable in 12 months and $434 in two bonds: one for $217 payable 2 Feb 1839; and $217 payable on 2 Feb 1840. The security for the deed was a slave Sarah, 217 acres bought under decree of Chancery Court of Harrison Eadds and others plaintiffs against Thomas Johnson, and 183 acres allotted John Brown, Jr. in the estate of his father John Brown, deceased. The deed references two lawsuits: John Brown and others, plaintiffs against Lucy Pitts; and Harrison Eadds and others plaintiffs against Thomas Johnson. Witnesses: none. Recorded 18 Jan 1839. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 22, Page 211.
John Brown, Jr.
VA Campbell DB 04.342	2 Nov 1797	James Kenny and His Wife Sarah Kenny	John Brown [Sr]	200	Cattermount Branch
£23. Adjacent line between Edds and Rice, Canafaxes Road and said Brown. Witnesses: John Brown [Jr], James Bell and James Brown. Recorded 8 Jan 1798.
VA Campbell DB 08.501	8 Sep 1809	John Welch and his wife Cloah Welch of Iradell County, N.C.; Abner Dudley and his wife Lucy Dudley, and Sally Dudley of Pittsylvania County; and William Dudley and his wife Charlotte Dudley, John Brown and his wife Fillis Dudley, Absalom Dudley and his wife Betsy Dudley, Betsy Dudley and Preston Dudley of Campbell County	John Dudley	124	es Stanton R.
£100. Adjacent Phillip Payne. Witnesses: Benjamin Davis, Epaphroditus Harraway, Jesse Harvey, Mitchell M. Gallion, Jesse Dudley and Christian Mohr. Recorded 11 Sep 1809. Note: John Brown, Jr. married Phillis Dudley 19 May 1800 in Campbell County, Virginia
VA Campbell DB 23.212	1 Dec 1837	Isaac Miller as Power of Attorney for John Miller and his wife Sally Miller (formerly Sally Brown), James King and his wife Polly King (formerly Polly Brown), John Brown, Jr. and Phyllis his wife and Lucy Pitts (formerly Lucy Brown), legatees of the estate of John Brown, deceased	Robert Walthall	116	Buck Branch
$80. Four-fifths (4/5) Part. Adjacent Philip Payne, Samuel Dew, Leroy Dawson and Said Robert Walthall. Conveyed by Edmund Storer to John Brown, deceased. Witnesses: William J. Harvey, Isham Hall and Edmund Brown. Recorded 14 Sep 1840. Note: This is a fantastic deed to prove the children and spouses of John Brown. The 4/5 part indicates that John Brown had five surviving children (or deceased with living descendants). The fifth part would have belonged to the children of Jesse Edds.
VA Campbell DB 22.029	13 Mar 1838	John Miller and His Wife Salley Miller of Logan County, Virginia	John Brown [Jr.]	183	Staunton R.
$260.37. Lot 3 of division of the estate of John Brown, Sr., bounded by Lot 2 drawn by Jesse Edds children, Lot 4 drawn by Lucy Pitts, Rice and Raynes. Witnesses: John Hill and Nathaniel Miller. Recorded 9 Apr 1838.
VA Campbell DB 23.219	29 Nov 1838	Lucy Pitts of Pittsylvania County	John Brown, Jr. and James Brown	187	Stanton R.
$414. Lot 4 of the division of the estate of John Brown, deceased. Adjacent William Rice and Said John Brown, Jr. Witnesses: Edmund Brown, Henry Brown and William Brown. Recorded 29 Jun 1839.
VA Campbell DB 22.211	18 Jan 1839	John Brown, Jr.	John Roper, Jr., appointed by the court to sell the dower lands of Ann Brown, deceased	—	—
Gave a Trust Deed to, with William A. Clement as Trustee, to secure three bonds: $732 payable in 12 months and $434 in two bonds: one for $217 payable 2 Feb 1839; and $217 payable on 2 Feb 1840. The security for the deed was a slave Sarah, 217 acres bought under decree of Chancery Court of Harrison Eadds and others plaintiffs against Thomas Johnson, and 183 acres allotted John Brown, Jr. in the estate of his father John Brown, deceased. The deed references two lawsuits: John Brown and others, plaintiffs against Lucy Pitts; and Harrison Eadds and others plaintiffs against Thomas Johnson. Witnesses: none. Recorded 18 Jan 1839. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 22, Page 211.
VA Campbell DB 22.299	19 Apr 1839	John Brown, [Jr.]	John Roper, Jr., appointed by the court to sell the dower lands of Anna Brown, deceased	276	ns Staunton R.
Trust deed with Daniel Marr as Trustee and Henry Brown as security, to secure a bond for $963.24 payable on 17 Apr 1840. The security for the deed was 276 acres on ns Staunton R. bounded by Jesse Edds. Witnesses: none. Recorded 19 Apr 1839.
VA Campbell DB 22.300	19 Apr 1839	John Brown, [Jr.]	John Roper, Jr., appointed by the court to sell the dower lands of Anna Brown, deceased	225	ns Staunton R.
Trust deed with Daniel Marr as Trustee and Henry Brown as security, to secure a bond for $963.24 payable on 17 Apr 1840. The security for the deed was a slave Sam and 225 acres on ns Stanton R. Witnesses: none. Recorded 19 Apr 1839.
John Brown (Misc.)
14 Aug 1815. John Brown, Frederick S. Bass and Edward Lynch posted a $1,500 bond for John Brown being the Constable of the Northwest District of Campbell County. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 10, Page 324.
14 Oct 1816. John Brown and Sackville King posted a $1,000 bond for John Brown being the Constable of the Northwest District of Campbell County. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 11, Page 121.
14 Jul 1817. Lewis Brown, Nicholas Harrison and Thomas A. Holcombe posted a $1,500 bond for Lewis Brown being the Constable of Lynchburg. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 11, Page 261.
14 Jul 1817. John Brown, Sackville King and Edward Lynch posted a $1,500 bond for Lewis Brown being the Constable of the Northwest District of Campbell County. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 11, Page 262.
Joshua R. C. Brown
VA Campbell DB 09.437	9 Oct 1808	Daniel Brown of Campbell County and John Hunt and His Wife Sally Hunt of Pittsylvania County	James Brown, Henry Brown, Lucy Brown and Joshua Brown two-sixths undivided interest in the estate of Daniel Brown entitled to under the will of Daniel Brown, deceased	—	—
In consideration of James Callaway the elder, grandfather of the said children of Daniel Brown, deceased indenture dated 7 Oct 1808 for 295 acres. Witnesses: Christopher Clark, George Callaway and Abner E. Callaway. Recorded 9 Feb 1809.
VA Campbell DB 18.310	27 Aug 1830	Joshua R. C. Brown of Botetourt County	Daniel Brown	50	—
$500. Adjoining the lands of Thomas Callaway and James Brown, being 1/4 of 200 acres devised to Polly Brown by her father James Callaway, deceased. Witnesses: none. Recorded 14 Nov 1831.
Lewis Brown
VA Campbell DB 10.200	13 Sep 1813	Ambrose Brown	Lewis Brown	—	—
Power of attorney to to receive monies from M????ing E. Parish. Witnesses: James B. Risque. Recorded 13 Sep 1813.
VA Campbell DB 11.345	23 Jul 1817	George Callaway and His Wife Mary Eliza Callaway	Lewis Brown of the Town of Lynchburg	11.5	—
$1,725. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Nov 1817.
Lucy Brown
VA Campbell DB 09.437	9 Oct 1808	Daniel Brown of Campbell County and John Hunt and His Wife Sally Hunt of Pittsylvania County	James Brown, Henry Brown, Lucy Brown and Joshua Brown two-sixths undivided interest in the estate of Daniel Brown entitled to under the will of Daniel Brown, deceased	—	—
In consideration of James Callaway the elder, grandfather of the said children of Daniel Brown, deceased indenture dated 7 Oct 1808 for 295 acres. Witnesses: Christopher Clark, George Callaway and Abner E. Callaway. Recorded 9 Feb 1809.
Mathew Brown
17 Apr 1819. Mathew Brown of City of Lynchburg. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 12, Page 230.
15 May 1820. Mathew Brown. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 12, Page 374.
1 May 1832. Mathew Brown of City of Lynchburg. See Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 18, Page 525.
Merryarthur Sanders Brown
VA Campbell DB 05.068	14 Apr 1800	Merryarthur Sanders Brown	Thomas Clements	100	Swan Cr.
£37 sh10. Adjacent Andrew Morgan, Isaiah Harris and Thomas Rice. Witnesses: none. Recorded 14 Apr 1800.
Patrick Brown of Hanover Co.
VA Campbell DB 01.023	5 June 1782	William Brown and Patrick Brown, of Hanover County	Thomas Moore	279	Beaver Cr.
£47 sh10. : Bounded by Ross. Witnesses: Jno Caffery, John Clark, Adam Clements, Bartlet Wily, John Forbes and John Wily. Recorded June 6, 1782. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 4.
Peyton Brown
VA Campbell DB 04.564	5 Dec 1798	Payton Brown	John Asher	225	north branch of South Fork of Falling R.
£5. Adjacent John Woods and Brooks line. Witnesses: William Stewart, James David and George Caldwell. Recorded 10 Jun 1799. Certified by Samuel Caldwell, Clerk of Logan County.
Richard G. Brown
VA Campbell DB 12.357	10 Apr 1820	James Jones and His Wife Catharine Jones	Richard G. Brown	425	Suck Cr. and Molly's Cr.
$1.00. Bounded by West, Robinson and Maxey. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Apr 1820.
___ Dec 1825. Richard G. Brown. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 15, Page 298.
VA Campbell DB 18.266	15 Dec 1829	William Jones and His Wife Nancy Jones	Richard G. Brown	83-1/3	Molly's Cr.
$1. Adjoining Abner Early, Thomas West's estate, road from Col. David Jones to West's mill. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Oct 1831.
VA Campbell DB 18.265	14 Jun 1831	James E. Jones of Franklin County, Alabama	Richard G. Brown	—	—
Power of attorney concerning the estate of James Jones, deceased.
Robert Brown
VA Campbell DB 01.149	3 Apr 1783	Robert Alexander and Ann Alexander	Robert Brown	120	bs Molleys Cr.
£120. Bounded by John Fitzpatrick, said Alexander's line made by Richard Stith for a dividing line between said Alexander's line (formerly Shilldrake Brown's) and Robert Brown. Witnesses: William Jordan, William Cock and George Cock. Recorded June 5, 1783. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 15.
VA Campbell DB 01.151	3 Apr 1783	Shilldrake Brown and His Wife Sarah Brown and Robert Brown and His Wife Temperance Brown	Robert Alexander	400	Molleys Cr.
£325. Thomas Hayth, the patent line, William Brown, Shildrake Brown and John Fitzpatrick. Witnesses: William Jordan, William Cock and George Cock. Recorded June 5, 1783. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 15.
VA Campbell DB 01.293	5 Aug 1784	Robert Alexander and His Wife Ann Alexander	Robert Brown	120	Molleys Cr.
£120. Bounded by John Fitzpatrick, said Alexander's line made by Richard Stith for a dividing line between said Alexander's line (formerly Shilldrake Brown's) and Robert Brown. (Deed made to replace an earlier deed.) Witnesses: John Clark, Charles Cobb and Thomas Marshall. Recorded August 5, 1784. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 28.
31 Jan 1785. Shildrake Brown, Sr. and his wife Sarah Brown and Robert Brown and his wife Temperance previously sold to Robert Alexander 400 acres Sarah Brown and Temperance released their dower rights. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 2, Page 15. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 5.
VA Campbell DB 02.164	18 Dec 1786	Robert Brown and His Wife Temperance Brown	William Patrick	120	bs Molleys Cr.
135£. Bounded by John F. Patrick, Robert Alexanders line made by Richard Stith and Robert Brown. Witnesses: Ro Alexander, Josias Bullock and John Patrick. Recorded January 4, 1787.T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 28.
VA Campbell DB 02.241	1 Mar 1787	George Vest and His Wife Mary Vest	John Condrey of Chesterfield County	200
50£. Bounded by Shildrake Brown, Clark Morman, Robert Brown, Anthony Haden, William Brown and Thomas Lester. Witnesses: Isaac Reynolds, George Fox and Daniel Blankinship. Recorded September 6, 1787. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 38.
Robert Brown (Seneca Cr., Married to Mary)
VA Campbell DB 01.289	5 Aug 1784	Benjamin Gilbert and His Wife Ann Gilbert	Robert Brown of Cumberland County	454	Seneca Cr.
£150. Bounded by David Terrell, Isaac Reynolds, Moormans order (line), Michael Gilbert and Benjamin Gilbert. Witnesses: none. Recorded August 5, 1784.
9 May 1786. List of Surveys. .. Robert Brown 200 acres in fork of Seneca Cr. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 2, page 334. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 51.
VA Campbell DB 02.242	1 Mar 1787	George Vest and His Wife Mary Vest	Robert Brown	250	branches of Seneca Cr.
£62 sh10. Bounded by Phelps old road, Morman, Robert Brown, David Terrell and Anthony Haden. Witnesses: Isaac Reynolds, George Fox and Daniel Blankinship. Recorded September 6, 1787. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 38.
16 Aug 1787. The State of Virginia granted to Robert Brown, assignee of Benjamin Gilbert 200 acres on west branch of Seneca Cr., in the fork, bounded by Butterworth and Neilson. State of Virginia Grants No. 12, 1787, page 470.
VA Campbell DB 02.378	3 Jun 1789	Thomas Ramsey	Thomas Grigs	200	west branches of Seneca Cr.
70£. Bounded by Robert Brown's corner, Neilson, Gilberts Road and Homesly. Witnesses: Isaac Reynolds, Samuel Gilbert and Stephen Gregg. Recorded June 4, 1789. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 57.
VA Campbell DB 03.545	1 Jun 1792	Robert Brown and His Wife Mary Brown	John Henness	100	Seneca Cr.
£54. Bounded by Thomas Gregg, the Church Ford Road, Lewis Duvall and Wm Johnson. Witnesses: Anthony Haden, Wm Condrey and Caleb Condrey. Recorded June 4, 1795. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 87.
VA Campbell DB 03.198	7 Jun 1792	Robert Brown and His Wife Mary Brown	Lewis Duvall of Franklin County	455	Seneca Cr.
£265. Bounded by William Johnson, John Henness, Benjamin Butterworth, Jr., Anthony Haden, Augustine Potter and David Terrill, Sr. Witnesses: William Condrey, John Henness and Caleb Condrey. Recorded June 7, 1792. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 29.
VA Campbell DB 03.201	7 Jun 1792	Robert Brown and His Wife Mary Brown	Anthony Haden	145	Seneca Cr.
£100. Tract (1): 100 acres on Seneca Cr. that the said BROWN sold to Thomas Ramsey and Ramsey sold to said HADEN, bounded by John Condy, William Johnson and Charles Moorman; and Tract (2): 45 acres on Seneca Cr., bounded by Benjamin Butterworth, Jr. and Haden. Witnesses: Wm Condrey, John Henness and Caleb Condrey. Recorded June 7, 1792. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 29.
VA Campbell DB 03.356	5 Sep 1793	Robert Brown and His Wife Mary Brown	John Haden, Jr.	214	Seneca Cr.
£110. Bounded by David Terrell, Sr., Phelps old road, Anthony Haden, John Condrey and John Dabney, being land where Thomas Luster (Lester) now lives the former property of Benjamin Gilbert and George Vest. Witnesses: none. Recorded September 5, 1793. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 54.
Shilldrake Brown
VA Campbell DB 01.095	6 May 1782	John Traylor	Matthew Moor, Jr., of Chesterfield County	100	—
£10. Bounded by Micajah Terrell, Mathew Moor, Sr., Matthew Moor, Jr., Mccluney, and Richard Stith. Witnesses: Shilldrake Brown, William Brown, Anne Brown and George Vest. Recorded November 7, 1782. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 10.
VA Campbell DB 01.100	27 Aug 1782	John Traylor	Matthew Moor, Sr., of Chesterfield County	100	—
£3. Witnesses: Shilldrake Brown, William Brown, Anne Brown and George Vest. Recorded November 7, 1782. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 11.
VA Campbell DB 01.133	4 Dec 1782	John Trayler	His Son John Trayler	200	—
Gift. Witnesses: Shilldrake Brown, Richard Thurmon, George Vest and William Brown. Recorded March 6, 1783. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 13.
VA Campbell DB 01.149	3 Apr 1783	Robert Alexander and Ann Alexander	Robert Brown	120	bs Molleys Cr.
£120. Bounded by John Fitzpatrick, said Alexander's line made by Richard Stith for a dividing line between said Alexander's line (formerly Shilldrake Brown's) and Robert Brown. Witnesses: William Jordan, William Cock and George Cock. Recorded June 5, 1783. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 15.
VA Campbell DB 01.151	3 Apr 1783	Shilldrake Brown and His Wife Sarah Brown and Robert Brown and His Wife Temperance Brown	Robert Alexander	400	Molleys Cr.
£325. Thomas Hayth, the patent line, William Brown, Shildrake Brown and John Fitzpatrick. Witnesses: William Jordan, William Cock and George Cock. Recorded June 5, 1783. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 15.
VA Campbell DB 01.185	2 Oct 1783	Shildrake Brown, Sr. and His Wife Sarah Brown	Robert Alexander	—	Molleys Cr.
£100. Conveyed to Shildrake Brown by John Simmons by deed dated January 5, 1780, bounded by James Millwood, Shildrake Brown, Josias Bullock, Ajonadab Read and John Fitzpatrick. Witnesses: none. Recorded October 2, 1783. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 18.
VA Campbell DB 01.293	5 Aug 1784	Robert Alexander and His Wife Ann Alexander	Robert Brown	120	Molleys Cr.
£120. Bounded by John Fitzpatrick, said Alexander's line made by Richard Stith for a dividing line between said Alexander's line (formerly Shilldrake Brown's) and Robert Brown. (Deed made to replace an earlier deed.) Witnesses: John Clark, Charles Cobb and Thomas Marshall. Recorded August 5, 1784. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 28.
VA Campbell DB 01.322	2 Sep 1784	Richard Thurman and His Wife Anne Thurman and Susannah Trayler, Wife of John Trayler	Shilldrake Brown	130	65£.
Bounded by Micajah Terrell, Benjamin Gilburd and the Locust Thicket Line. Witnesses: Charles Gilbert, Joseph Akin and John Hall. Recorded September 2, 1784.T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 30.
VA Campbell DB 01.325	2 Sep 1784	Richard Thurmon and His Wife Anne Thurmon	Shilldrake Brown	415	bs Phelps old Road on es Seneca Cr.
£28. Bounded by Benjamin Gilburt, Neilson, Samuel Gilbert, Welch, John Michael, William Brown and the Locust Thicket Road. Witnesses: Charles Gilbert, Joseph Akin and John Hall. Recorded September 2, 1784. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 30.
VA Campbell DB 02.023	30 Nov 1784	William Hammack and His Wife Jane Hammack	Valentine Tucker	100	—
£100. Witnesses: Josias Bullock, Shilldrake Brown, Sr., Shilldrake Brown, Jr. and Stephen Bourn. Recorded February 3, 1785. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 7.
31 Jan 1785. Shildrake Brown, Sr. and his wife Sarah Brown previously sold to Robert Alexander 100 acres Sarah Brown released her dower rights. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 2, Page 13. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 4.
31 Jan 1785. Shildrake Brown, Sr. and his wife Sarah Brown and Robert Brown and his wife Temperance previously sold to Robert Alexander 400 acres Sarah Brown and Temperance released their dower rights. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 2, Page 15. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 5.
VA Campbell DB 02.172	15 Nov 1786	Shilldrake Brown, Sr. and His Wife Sarah Brown	George Vest	415	Seneca Cr. on bs PHELPS old road
£30. Bounded by mouth of Locust Thicket Road, Shilldrake Brown, Nelson, Benjamin Gilbert, Samuel Gilbert, John Michaels, and William Brown. Patent taken out by Richard Thurmon December 1, 1779. Witnesses: William Brown, Edward Woodham, Ruben Blankenship, John Vest. Byrd Brown and John Trayler. Recorded January 4, 1787. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 29.
VA Campbell DB 02.241	1 Mar 1787	George Vest and His Wife Mary Vest	John Condrey of Chesterfield County	200	—
50£. Bounded by Shildrake Brown, Clark Morman, Robert Brown, Anthony Haden, William Brown and Thomas Lester. Witnesses: Isaac Reynolds, George Fox and Daniel Blankinship. Recorded September 6, 1787. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 38.
VA Campbell DB 02.414	26 Jan 1789	Henry Mills of Chesterfield County	William Jenkins and his son Francis Jenkins	100	—
£30. Witnesses: William Condrey, Hudson Blankinship, Thomas Moorman and Shilldrake Brown, Sr. Recorded September 3, 1789. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 62.
VA Campbell DB 02.342	2 Apr 1789	John Trayler and His Wife Susannah Trayler	David Herndon of Caroline County	408	—
£200. Bounded by Acillis Duglis, Shilldrake Brown, William Brown, Robert Alexander, Thomas Hayth, Thomas Man and James Johnson. Witnesses: Richard Thurmon, Jr., Shilldrake Brown, Sr. and John Trayler, Jr. Recorded April 2, 1789. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 53.
VA Campbell DB 03.017	__ Oct 1790	Shilldrake Brown and His Wife Sarah Brown	John Oldacres of Bedford County	215	Seneca Cr. on branches of Dow Run
£40. Bounded by Phelps old road, Locust Thicket old road, Nelson and William Brown. Witnesses: Valentine Tucker, Thomas Gregg and Thomas Tucker. Recorded February 3, 1791. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 5.
VA Campbell DB 03.244	29 Oct 1790	Shildrake Brown and His Wife Sarah Brown	Thomas Tucker	130	—
£35. Where said Shildrake Brown now lives, bounded by Micajah Terrell, John Oldacre and the Locust Thicket line. Witnesses: Valentine Tucker, David Talley and Wm Condry. Recorded October 4, 1792. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 36.
Shilldrake Brown Jr.
VA Campbell DB 01.179	2 Oct 1783	William Brown and His Wife Ann Brown	Edward Butler	333	Molley's Cr.
£100. Adjacent Thomas Hayth. Witnesses: Shildrake Brown, Jr., Richard Thurman and Edward Brown. Recorded September 4, 1783. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 18.
VA Campbell DB 02.023	30 Nov 1784	William Hammack and His Wife Jane Hammack	Valentine Tucker	100	—
£100. Witnesses: Josias Bullock, Shilldrake Brown, Sr., Shilldrake Brown, Jr. and Stephen Bourn. Recorded February 3, 1785. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 7.
VA Campbell DB 02.174	4 Sep 1786	David Johnson and His Wife Mary Johnson	George Vest	193	—
£30. Bounded by Burwell, Drew, John Vest and Daniel Brown. Witnesses: Shilldrake Brown, Jr., William Brown, Jr. Edward Brown and John Trayler, Jr. Recorded January 4, 1787.T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 29.
VA Campbell DB 02.259	26 Dec 1787	Matthew Childress	John Vest	100	—
£45. Part of land patented to Williston Talbot on December 2, [1788?], and bounded by William Brown, David Johnson and Murray's old order. Witnesses: William Patrick, Shilldrake Brown, Jr. and Edward Brown. Recorded December 6, 1787. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 41.
William Brown Sr.
VA Campbell DB 01.035	1 Nov 1781	Samuel Gilbert of Washington County	John Vest of Bedford County	200	Seneca Cr.
£63. Formerly belonging to Samuel Gilbert, Sr., bounded by James Vest, John B. Hoy, Augustin Potter, John W. Gilbert and Ben Butterworth. Witnesses: William Brown, Sr., Augustin Potter, James Vest and Jno Webster Gilbert. Recorded June 6, 1782. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 5.
VA Campbell DB 02.362	25 Aug 1787	John Vest and His Wife Nancy Vest	Samuel Welch	100	bs Hills Cr.
£5. Bounded by Murray, William Brown, Sr. and George Vest, deeded to said Vest by Matthew Childress, part of a tract patented to Williston Talbot on September 1, 1780. Witnesses: David Terrill, Achillis Douglas and David Terrill, Jr. Recorded 2 Apr, 1789. Description: Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 2, Page 362. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 55.
William Brown Jr.
VA Campbell DB 01.088	3 May 1782	George Vest	Richard Thurmon	130	—
£30. Bounded by the Locust Thicket Line, Benjamin Gilbert, John Traylor, and Micajah Terrell, being the land George Vest bought of John Terrell. Witnesses: John Traylor, W. Brown (Vineyard), William Brown, Jr. and Anne Brown. Recorded October 3, 1782. Description: Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Page 88. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 10.
VA Campbell DB 02.174	4 Sep 1786	David Johnson and His Wife Mary Johnson	George Vest	193	—
£30. Bounded by Burwell, Drew, John Vest and Daniel Brown. Witnesses: Shilldrake Brown, Jr., William Brown, Jr. Edward Brown and John Trayler, Jr. Recorded January 4, 1787.T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 29.
William Brown
VA Campbell DB 01.095	6 May 1782	John Traylor	Matthew Moor, Jr., of Chesterfield County	100	—
£10. Bounded by Micajah Terrell, Mathew Moor, Sr., Matthew Moor, Jr., Mccluney, and Richard Stith. Witnesses: Shilldrake Brown, William Brown, Anne Brown and George Vest. Recorded November 7, 1782. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 10.
VA Campbell DB 01.100	27 Aug 1782	John Traylor	Matthew Moor, Sr., of Chesterfield County	100	—
£3. Witnesses: Shilldrake Brown, William Brown, Anne Brown and George Vest. Recorded November 7, 1782. T.LC. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 11.
VA Campbell DB 01.091	7 Nov 1782	Alexander Dobbins & Mary Dobbins	William Brown	170	North Fork of Wreck Island Cr.
£100. Conveyed to Alexander Dobbins by John Hunter, by deed dated September 28, 1772. Witnesses: none. Recorded November 7, 1782. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 10.
VA Campbell DB 01.133	4 Dec 1782	John Trayler	His Son John Trayler	200	—
Gift. Witnesses: Shilldrake Brown, Richard Thurmon, George Vest and William Brown. Recorded March 6, 1783. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 13.
VA Campbell DB 01.151	3 Apr 1783	Shilldrake Brown and His Wife Sarah Brown and Robert Brown and His Wife Temperance Brown	Robert Alexander	400	Molleys Cr.
£325. Thomas Hayth, the patent line, William Brown, Shildrake Brown and John Fitzpatrick. Witnesses: William Jordan, William Cock and George Cock. Recorded June 5, 1783. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 15.
VA Campbell DB 01.177	4 Sep 1783	William Brown (Vineyard) and His Wife Anne Brown	Josias Bullock	300	branches of Molleys Cr.
£160. Bounded by Ornsby. Witnesses: none. Recorded September 4, 1783. Description: Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Page 177. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 17.
VA Campbell DB 01.179	2 Oct 1783	William Brown and His Wife Ann Brown	Edward Butler	333	Molley's Cr.
£100. Adjacent Thomas Hayth. Witnesses: Shildrake Brown, Jr., Richard Thurman and Edward Brown. Recorded September 4, 1783. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 18.
VA Campbell DB 01.209	6 Nov 1783	Williston Talbot	Mathew Childress	385	es Seneca Cr. on the forks of Hills Cr.
£25. Adjacent Murray, William Brown, Randolph, Seneca Hill, Gilbert and Brown. Witnesses: none. Recorded November 6, 1783. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 20.
VA Campbell DB 01.325	2 Sep 1784	Richard Thurmon and His Wife Anne Thurmon	Shilldrake Brown	415	bs Phelps old Road on es Seneca Cr.
£28. Bounded by Benjamin Gilburt, Neilson, Samuel Gilbert, Welch, John Michael, William Brown and the Locust Thicket Road. Witnesses: Charles Gilbert, Joseph Akin and John Hall. Recorded September 2, 1784. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 30.
VA Campbell DB 01.352	7 Oct 1784	John Trayler and His Wife Elizabeth Trayler	Josias Bullock	192	branches of Molleys Cr.
£100. Bounded by the head of Raccoon Branch, William Brown's line (being the old Locust Thicket Line) and the old lines of Ornsby. Witnesses: none. Recorded November 4, 1784. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 32.
VA Campbell DB 02.102	23 Nov 1785	John Hall and His Wife Mary Hall	Josias Bullock	274	Molleys Cr.
£118. Witnesses: Nathaniel Booth, Euclid Wills, William Brown, William Patrick, Wm Irvine and David G. Talbot. Recorded January 5, 1786. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 19.
VA Campbell DB 02.168	10 Aug 1786.	Josias Bullock and His Wife Mary Bullock	Robert Alexander	812	Raccoon Branch
400£. Tract 1. 300 acres conveyed by William Brown (Vineyard) on September 4, 1783, bounded on old Ornsby line. Tract 2. 192 acres conveyed by John Traylor on November 4, 1784 at head of Raccoon Branch, adjacent William Brown (Old Locust Thicket Line). Tract 3. 46 acres conveyed by John Hall on November 6, 1784, adjacent Ornsby old line and Phelps old road. Tract 4. 274 acres conveyed by John Hall on November 23, 1785, whereon Molleys Cr. Church now stands, bounded by Josias Bullock, Robert Alexander, John Fitzpatrick, Valentine Tucker and John Stewart. Witnesses: William Patrick, Thomas Rutherford and J. Patrick, Jr. Recorded January 4, 1787. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 28.
VA Campbell DB 02.172	15 Nov 1786	Shilldrake Brown, Sr. and His Wife Sarah Brown	George Vest	415	Seneca Cr. on bs Phelps old road
£30. Bounded by mouth of Locust Thicket Road, Shilldrake Brown, Nelson, Benjamin Gilbert, Samuel Gilbert, John Michaels, and William Brown. Patent taken out by Richard Thurmon December 1, 1779. Witnesses: William Brown, Edward Woodham, Ruben Blankenship, John Vest. Byrd Brown and John Trayler. Recorded January 4, 1787. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 29.
VA Campbell DB 02.241	1 Mar 1787	George Vest and His Wife Mary Vest	John Condrey of Chesterfield County	200	—
50£. Bounded by Shildrake Brown, Clark Morman, Robert Brown, Anthony Haden, William Brown and Thomas Lester. Witnesses: Isaac Reynolds, George Fox and Daniel Blankinship. Recorded September 6, 1787. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 38.
VA Campbell DB 02.220	28 Mar 1787	James Doss of Pittsylvania County	John Cannifax	—	ns Staunton R.
£50. Bounded by the Hill, Alford's line. Proved by oaths of William Brown and Benjamin Canifax and the affirmation of John Brown, being one of the people called Quakers. Witnesses: William Brown, John Brown, Zackeriah Doss and Benjamin Doss. Recorded June 7, 1787. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 35.
VA Campbell DB 02.259	26 Dec 1787	Matthew Childress	John Vest	100	—
£45. Part of land patented to Williston Talbot on December 2, [1788?], and bounded by William Brown, David Johnson and Murray's old order. Witnesses: William Patrick, Shilldrake Brown, Jr. and Edward Brown. Recorded December 6, 1787. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 41.
VA Campbell DB 02.342	2 Apr 1789	John Trayler and His Wife Susannah Trayler	David Herndon of Caroline County	408	—
£200. Bounded by Acillis Duglis, Shilldrake Brown, William Brown, Robert Alexander, Thomas Hayth, Thomas Man and James Johnson. Witnesses: Richard Thurmon, Jr., Shilldrake Brown, Sr. and John Trayler, Jr. Recorded April 2, 1789. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 53.
VA Campbell DB 02.382	8 Jun 1789	Thomas Lester and His Wife Ann Lester	Thomas Hayth	130	head branches of Whipping Cr.
£20. Patented to said Lester on September 1, 1780, bounded by Phelps Old Road, William Brown'S line (line of the Locust Thicket Land). Witnesses: John Lewis, Richard Fariss and Samuel Hubbard. Recorded July 2, 1789. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 58.
VA Campbell DB 02.481	12 Sep 1789	William Brown and his wife Jane Brown	David Pen	210	—
£125. Bounded by Wilson. Witnesses: William Jonas, Charles M. Hall and Benjamine Cox. Recorded May 6, 1790. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 73.
VA Campbell DB 02.476	22 Feb 1790	Alexander Dobbins of North Carolina	Thomas Carson	32	bs head branch of Wreck Island Cr.
£15. Bounded by James Carson and Thomas Carson. Witnesses: William Jones, James Carson and William Brown. Recorded April 1, 1790. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 72.
VA Campbell DB 03.017	__ Oct 1790	Shilldrake Brown and His Wife Sarah Brown	John Oldacres of Bedford County	215	Seneca Cr. on branches of Dow Run
£40. Bounded by Phelps old road, Locust Thicket old road, Nelson and William Brown. Witnesses: Valentine Tucker, Thomas Gregg and Thomas Tucker. Recorded February 3, 1791. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 5.
VA Campbell DB 03.186	17 Dec 1790	Josiah Jackson	Henry Wade	350	Staunton R.
£320. Witnesses: Griffin Lewis, Sr., Hudson Blankinship,moses Fuqua, William Marshall, John Hix and William Brown. Recorded June 7, 1792. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 28.
VA Campbell DB 03.285	6 Jan 1792	James Gray	Jones Read of Bedford County	314	Pidgeon Branch
£400. Purchased of John Turmon. Witnesses: Sam Read, Wm Brown, Wm Davis, Francis L. Campbell and Will Nowell, Jr. Recorded February 7, 1793. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 42.
VA Campbell DB 03.423	3 Jan 1794	Benjamin Arthur	Christopher Clark of Bedford County	—	—
Mortgaged. Witnesses: Wm Lee, Wm Brown and Sam Read. Recorded April 3, 1794. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 67.
VA Campbell DB 03.462	4 Jan 1794	Benja Arthur and His Wife Sarah Arthur	John Webber	300	es Flatt Cr.
£__. Witnesses: Andrew Donald, Wm Brown, Wm Lee and Sam Read. Recorded September 4, 1794. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 74.
VA Campbell DB 03.451	6 Jan 1794	Gideon Lea	William Davis, Jr.	130	Fishing Cr.
Mortgaged. Witnesses: Saml Read, Wm Brown and Wm Lee. Recorded September 4, 1794. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 72.
VA Campbell DB 03.600	18 Sep 1795	Robert Yancey Atty in Fact for Charles Yancey of Louisa County	William Henderson	50	—
£20. Witnesses: Chas Johnson, Samuel Read, James Stuart, Wm Irvine, Thomas Wiatt, Wm Brown and Thomas Higginbotham. Recorded January 7, 1796. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 97.
William Brown (Vineyard)
VA Campbell DB 01.088	3 May 1782	George Vest	Richard Thurmon	130	—
£30. Bounded by the Locust Thicket Line, Benjamin Gilbert, John Traylor, and Micajah Terrell, being the land GEORGE VEST bought of John Terrell. Witnesses: John Traylor, W. Brown (Vineyard), William Brown, Jr. and Anne Brown. Recorded October 3, 1782. Description: Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Page 88. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 10.
William Brown ( Locust Thicket)
VA Campbell DB 03.258	3 Dec 1792	William Brown (L.T.) and his wife Mary Brown	Thomas Clifton	200	—
£25. Bounded by land formerly Josias Bullock's and Phelps old road. Witnesses: Wm Condrey, Caleb Condrey and Byrd Brown. Recorded December 6, 1792. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 38.
VA Campbell DB 03.434	7 Nov 1793	William Brown of Locust Thicket and his wife Mary Brown	Manoah Lesley	333	Seneca Cr.
£150. Bounded by John W. Gilbert, Manoah Lasley, Locust Thicket Line, John Condrey, Anthony Haden and Edward Davison. Witnesses: Chas Smith, Joseph Tweedy and M Davis. Recorded July 3, 1794. Sees also Deed Book 4, Page 207. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 69. Mary Brown released her dower rights after examination by Thomas M. Clark and Jesse Harvey. See Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Page 207.
VA Campbell DB 03.496	5 Feb 1795	William Brown and His Wife Mary Brown	Achilles Moorman	200	Whipping Cr.
£100. Bounded by Locust Thickett Road, Brown and Bullock. Witnesses: none. Recorded February 5, 1795. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1790-1796, page 78.
VA Campbell DB 04.024	15 Dec 1795	Edward Broadus of Caroline County	William Brown	386	Molly's Cr.
$100. Granted to Robert Means 16 Mar 1771. Witnesses: Ro Alexander, Wm Alexander and Richard H. Luck. Recorded 7 Jul 1796.
VA Campbell DB 04.202	30 Jun 1797	William Brown and His Wife Mary Brown	John Hubbard	386	North Branches of Molly's Cr.
£100. Witnesses: none. Recorded 12 Jun 1797. Note: William Brown had a son named Hubbard Brown.
VA Campbell DB 04.214	10 Jul 1797	William Brown	Henry Brown, Charles Smith, Daniel Brown, James Wilson and Matthew Moore as Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church	1/2	—
£30. Bounded by Ruffin's old order, Brown's meeting house. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Jul 1797.
VA Campbell DB 04.216	10 Jul 1797	William Brown and His Wife Mary Brown	Jozabad Lodge	200	Pott Branch of Seneca Cr.
£137. Bounded by Buckhorn Branch on Ruffin's old line and Daniel Brown. Excepting 1/2 acre to be laid off Methodist meeting house, formerly Lasley now Brown. Witnesses: none. Recorded 10 Jul 1797.
VA Campbell DB 06.454	9 Apr 1804	Henry Brown and Edmund Brown two of the legatees of William Brown (L.T.)	Robert Alexander	1,800	Seneca Cr. and Whipping Cr.
£900. Known as Locust Thickett tract. Where William Brown formerly resided, bounded by Joel Yancey, Philip Payne and Achilles Moorman. Witnesses: none. Recorded 9 Apr 1804.
VA Campbell DB 09.333	26 Dec 1811	James Brown attorney in fact for William Brown of Putnam County, Georgia	Robert Alexander	1,800	Whipping Cr. and Seneca Cr.
$1. In obedience of Order of County Court dated ___ Mar 1804 in which Robert Alexander was plaintiff and the heirs of William Brown were defendants. Where William Brown and his wife Mary Brown resided in their lifetime. Witnesses: John Alexander, Henry Brown, Jeremiah Keen and Corbin Lewis. Recorded 13 Jan 1812.
VA Campbell DB 09.334	26 Dec 1811	Lucy Simmons of Jones County, John Brown of Baldwin County, Hubbard Brown of Putnam County, John Alford and His Wife Mary Alford late Mary Brown of Greene County, Edmund Butler and His Wife Jincy Butler, late Jincey Brown of Hancock County, State of Georgia, heirs and legatees of William Brown (L.T.) of Campbell County, Virginia	Robert Alexander	1,800	Seneca Cr., Whipping Cr. and Buckhorn Branch
Pursuant to March 1804 court decree. Where William Brown and his wife Mary Brown resided in their lifetime, bounded by Clifton. Witnesses: John Alexander, Henry Brown, Corbin Lewis and Jeremiah Keen. Recorded 13 Jan 1812.
William Brown - Lynchburg
VA Campbell DB 10.245	11 Oct 1813	William Brown of Lynchburg	Richard Callahan	222	Mollys Cr.
$676. Description: Where Andrew? Moorman formerly lived and sold under decree of Court. Witnesses: none. Recorded 11 Oct 1813.
Patrick Brown of Hanover Co.
VA Campbell DB 01.023	5 June 1782	William Brown and Patrick Brown, of Hanover County	Thomas Moore	279	Beaver Cr.
£47 sh10. : Bounded by Ross. Witnesses: Jno Caffery, John Clark, Adam Clements, Bartlet Wily, John Forbes and John Wily. Recorded June 6, 1782. T.L.C. Genealogy, Campbell County, Virginia Deeds 1782-1784, page 4.
William Brown - Misc.
26 Feb 1801. William Brown. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 6, Page 34.
28 Jun 1805. William Brown. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Page 126. See dower release at Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Page 567.
14 Apr 1806. William Brown emancipated a mulatto girl slave named Judith. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Page 319.
9 Sep 1806. William Brown. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 7, Page 487. See dower release at Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 8, Page 288.
12 Feb 1811. William Brown. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 9, Page 104.
12 Feb 1811. William Brown. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 9, Page 218.
30 Sep 1811. William Brown of the City of Richmond. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 9, Page 282.
13 Dec 1811. William Brown of the City of Richmond. Campbell County, Virginia Deed Book 9, Page 329.
Compiled by David Robertson, 159 Hickory St., Roswell, GA 30075, davidhr@hushmail.com