LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILKINS FAMILY Deed Abstracts And Time Line |
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James Wilkins |
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1749. James Wilkins (Overseer)6 Tithes. See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 120. |
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1750John Wilkins2 TithesCapt. William Howard District James Wilkins. See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 138. |
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1751James Wilkins2 Tithes John Wilkins See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 176. |
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20 Jun 1751. Arabella Marrow Married James Wilkins. Surety Valentine W. Mullens and Thomas Stith. Emma R. Matheny and Helen K. Yates, Marriages of Lunenburg County, Virginia 1746-1853, Page 132 |
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VA Lunenburg DB 02.297 |
28 Sep 1751 |
John Wilkins |
Son James Wilkins |
100 |
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Gift. In Cumberland Parish. Land Where I Now Live in Cumberland Parish after My Death an the Death of My Wife. His Wife Hannah Relinquished Dower. Witnesses: Thomas Satterwhite, Michael Satterwhite and John Satterwhite. Recorded 1 Oct., 1751.see Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume 1, Page 119. Note: His Wife's Name Was Mary in 1746. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 03.365 |
2 Oct 1752 |
Thomas Tate |
Thomas Wilkins |
50 |
Little Creek |
£25. Bounded by Tabur, James Wilkins, and Thomas Tate. His Wife Elizabeth Relinquished Dower. Witnesses: Thomas Satterwhite, Michael Satterwhite and John Satterwhite. Recorded 3 Oct., 1752. See Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume 1, Page 126. |
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1752 James Wilkins3 Tithes John Wilkins See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 197. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 04.124 |
20 May 1755 |
Thomas Wilkins |
James Wilkins |
100 |
Little Creek |
£65. Bounded by Said James Wilkins and Thomas Tate. His Wife Hannah Relinquished Dower. Witnesses: John Satterwhite and Richard Wilkins. Recorded 3 Jun., 1755. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 05.349 |
3 Oct 1758 |
Thomas Tate and Elizabeth his wife |
David Bullock |
100 |
Little Creek |
£40. Bounded by Tabors and James Wilkins. Witnesses: Thomas Smith and Samuel White. Recorded 5 Dec., 1758. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 07.002 |
13 Feb 1761 |
David Bullock |
Robert Hood |
50 |
NS Roanoke River |
£10. Bounded by James Wilkins on Haw Branch. His Wife Elizabeth Relinquished Dower. Witnesses: John Satterwhite, Thomas Satterwhite and Ezekier Taber. Recorded 7 Apr., 1761. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 08.008 |
12 Sep 1763 |
James Wilkins of St. James Parish |
John Potter |
100 |
NS Little Creek |
£100. Bounded by Hoods Spring Branch. Witnesses: John Cox, George Currie and Robert Munford. Recorded 12 Apr., 1764. Note: on 11 Aug, 1766, John Potter Sold the Land to John Puryear, Jr. Mecklenburg County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Page 261. See T.L.C. Genealogy, Mecklenburg County, Virginia Deeds, 1765-1771, Page 27. |
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1764. James Wilkins Appears (As a Creditor?) In Accounting of the Estate of John Robertson, Deceased. Recorded 13 Aug., 1767. Lunenburg County, Virginia Will Book 2, Page 308. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 08.167 |
24 Mar 1764 |
Robert Munford |
James Wilkins |
800 |
SS Roanoke River |
240£. Bounded by Daniel Mcneil, Colbreth's Line, Grassy Creek and the North Fork of Smith's Spring Branch. Witnesses: Henry Howard, John Cox, Edward Palmer and Drury Smith. Recorded 14 Jun 1764. Note: Drury Smith Is the Brother of Arabella Smith Wilkins, Wife of James Wilkins. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 08.195 |
7 May 1764 |
James Wilkins |
Thomas Blackbowen |
300 |
Little Creek |
£100. Bounded by Mouth of Hoods Spring Branch and Courthouse Road. His Wife Arabella Wilkins Relinquished Dower. Witnesses: Richard Wilkins, Drury Smith, Rob Munford and Thomas Moore, Jr. Recorded 12 Jul., 1764. Note: Drury Smith Is the Brother of Arabella Smith Wilkins, Wife of James Wilkins. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 08.264 |
8 Aug, 1764 |
John Potter and Henry Howard |
Elisha Brooks |
200 |
Allen's Creek |
£80. Bounded by Hooprey, Shuffels Branch and Allens Creek. Witnesses: Robert Munford, Drury Smith and James Wilkins. Recorded 9 Aug., 1764. Note: Drury Smith Is the Brother of Arabella Smith Wilkins, Wife of James Wilkins. |
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1765. Mecklenburg County, Virginia Was Formed out of Lunenburg County, Virginia. 8 Hening 41-42. |
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John Wilkins |
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Note: 1746. Lunenburg County, Virginia Was Formed out of Brunswick County, Virginia. 5 Hening 383. Virginia State Library, Parish Lines Diocese of Southern Virginia, Page 75 |
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Feb 1746. John Wilkins Was a Juror for William Redman Vs. William Walters. Lunenburg County, Virginia Order Book 1, Page 102. |
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1746. John Wilkins and Abram Cooke Gave Bond for 20£. The Condition of the Bond Was That John Wilkins Shall Pay unto Hannah Clements, Orphan of John Clements, Deceased All Such Estates as Is or Will Be Due to the Orphan When She Attains Lawful Age. Lunenburg County, Virginia Deed Book 1, Page 57. See Also Lunenburg County, Virginia Order Book 1, Page 36. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 01.028 |
27 Jun 1746 |
John Wilkins |
Thomas Satterwhite |
400 |
NS Roanoke River |
£100. Bounded by _______ Taber, John Cox, William Leaderdale and Richard Blalock. His Wife Mary Relinquished Dower. Witnesses: Thomas Wilkins and Volluntine Mullins. Recorded 7 Jul 1746. See Also Lunenburg County, Virginia Order Book 1, Page 24-25. See Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume 1, Page 105. Note: His Wife's Name Was Hannah in 1751. |
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May 1747. John Wilkins Was Plaintiff Against William Tate. Lunenburg County, Virginia Order Book 1, Page 176. |
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May 1747. John Wilkins Registered His Mark. Lunenburg County, Virginia Order Book 1, Page 189. |
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May 1747. Lewis Parham, Assignee of John Wilkins Was Plaintiff Against Thomas Satterwhite. Lunenburg County, Virginia Order Book 1, Page 199. |
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9 Jul 1747. John Wilkins, Thomas Satterwhite and William Tabor Appraised the Estate of William Ballew. Lunenburg County, Virginia Will Book 1, Page 3. See Also Lunenburg County, Virginia Order Book 1, Page 225. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 01.318 |
10 Oct 1747 |
John Wilkins, of Cumberland Parish |
Thomas Wilkins (Son) |
100 |
Little Creek |
Gift. Where He Now Lives Adjoining My Line. Witnesses: Thomas Satterwhite, John Long and Jesse Flower. Recorded 4 Apr., 1748. See Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume 1, Page 109. |
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Apr 1748. James Cooke Brought Suit Against John Wilkins. Lunenburg County, Virginia Order Book 1, Page 410. Suit Was Dismissed at Page 456. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 01.359 |
8 Jul 1748 |
Susanna Clemons, of Cumberland Parish |
Thomas Satterwhite |
50 |
ns Roanoke River |
£5. Bounded by Casten, Land Left to Her in the Will of Her Father. Witnesses: John Twitty, John Wilkins and Richard Palmer. Recorded 3 Oct., 1748.see Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume 1, Page 110. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 01.391 |
5 Dec 1748 |
Nicholas Major |
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John Wilkins Witnessed See Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume 1, Page 110. |
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1749John Wilkins1 TithesCapt. Cornelius Cargill District See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 119. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 01.389 |
1749 |
John Wilkins, of Cumberland Parish |
His Son William Wilkins |
100 |
fork of Little Creek |
Gift. Adjoining Mumford. Witnesses: Thomas Satterwhite, Christopher Hudson and John Lucas. Recorded 5 Jun 1749. See Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume 1, Page 110. |
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1750John Wilkins2 TithesCapt. William Howard District James Wilkins See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 138. |
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3 Jul 1750. John Wilkins, Thomas Satterwhite and Richard Palmer Appraised the Estate of Luke Wyles. Lunenburg County, Virginia Will Book 1, Page 3. |
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1751James Wilkins2 Tithes John Wilkins See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 176. |
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20 Jun 1751. Arabella Marrow Married James Wilkins (Son of John Wilkins). Surety Valentine W. Mullens and Thomas Stith. Emma R. Matheny and Helen K. Yates, Marriages of Lunenburg County, Virginia 1746-1853, Page 132 |
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VA Lunenburg DB 01.389 |
8 Sep 1751 |
John Wilkins |
Daughter Susannah Wilkins and His Son Richard Wilkins |
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Gift. Personal Property. Witnesses: None. Recorded 1 Oct 1751. Description: . Lunenburg County, Virginia Deed Book 2, Page 297. See Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume 1, Page 196. |
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8 Sep 1751. John Wilkins Made His Will Naming Wife Hannah and Children Thomas, James, William, Richard and Susannah. Lunenburg County, Virginia Will Book ____, Page ____. Note: His Wife's Name Was Mary in 1746. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 02.297 |
28 Sep 1751 |
John Wilkins |
Son James Wilkins |
100 |
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Gift. In Cumberland Parish. Land Where I Now Live in Cumberland Parish after My Death an the Death of My Wife. His Wife Hannah Relinquished Dower. Witnesses: Thomas Satterwhite, Michael Satterwhite and John Satterwhite. Recorded 1 Oct., 1751.see Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume 1, Page 119. Note: His Wife's Name Was Mary in 1746. |
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1752James Wilkins3 Tithes John Wilkins See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 197. |
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Patent Book 32, Page 621 |
10 Sep 1755 |
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William Taber |
400 |
head branches of Little Creek |
Adjacent Stith and Wilkins. See Also T.L.C. Genealogy, Lunenburg County, Virginia Land Patents 1746-1916, Page 34. |
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Patent Book 32, Page 678. |
14 Feb 1756 |
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Edward Lewis |
592 |
both sides of Little Creek |
Adjacent Cook and Wilkins. See Also T.L.C. Genealogy, Lunenburg County, Virginia Land Patents 1746-1916, Page 36. |
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Patent Book 33, Page 45. |
16 Aug, 1756 |
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John Wilkins |
400 |
Butchers Creek |
Adjacent Taber. See Also, Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume I, Page 70. See Also T.L.C. Genealogy, Lunenburg County, Virginia Land Patents 1746-1916, Page 39. Note: Butchers Creek Is Now in Western Mecklenburg County, Virginia, to the West of Boydton, Virginia and Southeast of Chase City, Virginia. Little (Bluestone) Creek Is Just to the West of Butchers Creek and Southwest of Chase City, Virginia. |
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. Patent Book 34, Page 82 |
16 Aug, 1756 |
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John Wilkins |
200 |
head branches of Little Creek |
Adjacent Stephens, Munford and Stith. . See Also T.L.C. Genealogy, Lunenburg County, Virginia Land Patents 1746-1916, Page 39. |
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27 Jul 1756. Richard Wilkins (Son of John Wilkins) Married Rebecca Twitty, Spinster, Daughter of John Twitty, Dec'd. Surety John Adams, William Jones and G. Carrington. See Katherine B. Elliott, Early Wills 1746-1765 Lunenburg County, Virginia, Page 146. . Emma R. Matheny and Helen K. Yates, Marriages of Lunenburg County, Virginia 1746-1853, Page 133. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 04.382 |
5 Apr 1757 |
Francis Bressie |
Thomas Smith |
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John Wilkins Witnessed |
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VA Lunenburg DB 04.382 |
5 Apr 1757 |
John Wilkins |
Vallentine Mullins and Maryann Wilkins |
400 |
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Gift. Where Said Mullins Now Lives, Upper Part of 250 Acres to Vallentine Mullins, Lower Part of 150 Acres to Maryann Wilkins, Adjacent Tabor and Robert Easter. Witnesses: David Halliburton, Zacharias Baker and Fran. Bressie. Recorded 5 Apr., 1757. Description: Lunenburg County, Virginia Deed Book 4, Page 396. See Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume Ii, Page 71. |
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Richard Wilkins (Son of John Wilkins) |
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1752Joseph Grier, 4 Tithes. Richard Wilkins See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 268. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 04.124 |
20 May 1755 |
Thomas Wilkins |
James Wilkins |
100 |
Little Creek |
£65. Bounded by Said James Wilkins and Thomas Tate. His Wife Hannah Relinquished Dower. Witnesses: John Satterwhite and Richard Wilkins. Recorded 3 Jun., 1755. |
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27 Jul 1756. Richard Wilkins Married Rebecca Twitty, Spinster, Daughter of John Twitty, Dec'd. Surety John Adams, William Jones and G. Carrington. See Katherine B. Elliott, Early Wills 1746-1765 Lunenburg County, Virginia, Page 146. . Emma R. Matheny and Helen K. Yates, Marriages of Lunenburg County, Virginia 1746-1853, Page 133. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 05.431 |
3 Jul 1759 |
Richard Wilkins |
Nathaniel Bacon |
200 |
NS Roanoke River |
£20. Bounded by Stephens, Stith, and Munford. No Witnesses. Recorded 3 Jul., 1759. See Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume Ii, Page 44. |
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22 ___, 1756. John Addams Married Susannah Wood, Spinster, Daughter of Richard Wood, Dec'd. Surety: Richard Wilkins and William Jones. Emma R. Matheny and Helen K. Yates, Marriages of Lunenburg County, Virginia 1746-1853, Page 1. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 08.009 |
9 Jan 1760 |
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Richard Wilkins Witnessed a Deed from John Mathews, Jr to Pinkethman Hawkins. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 07.036 |
1 Jun 1762 |
Edward Lewis |
Richard Wilkins |
150 |
Schoolhouse Spring Branch of Little Creek |
£20. Bounded by Wilkins. No Witnesses. Recorded 1 Jun., 1762. |
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12 Jun 1762. Edward Palmer Married Esther Marron, Daughter of Daniel Marron. Surety Richard Wilkins. Emma R. Matheny and Helen K. Yates, Marriages of Lunenburg County, Virginia 1746-1853, Page 90. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 09.019 |
11 Aug, 1763 |
Zachariah Baker |
William Cocke |
154 |
mouth of Butcher's Creek |
Whereon Richard Wilkins Once Lived. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 07.036 |
10 Jun 1764 |
Richard Wilkins |
Thomas Durrum Madkin |
150 |
Schoolhouse Spring Branch of Little Creek |
£20. No Witnesses. Recorded 14 Jun., 1764. Description: Bounded by James Wilkins. Note: Thomas Durrum Madkin Was a Son-in-law of Arabella Smith Wilkins. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 08.195 |
7 May 1764 |
James Wilkins |
Thomas Blackbowen |
300 |
Little Creek |
£100. Bounded by Mouth of Hoods Spring Branch and Courthouse Road. His Wife Arabella Wilkins Relinquished Dower. Witnesses: Richard Wilkins, Drury Smith, Rob Munford and Thomas Moore, Jr. Recorded 12 Jul., 1764. Note: Drury Smith Is the Brother of Arabella Smith Wilkins, Wife of James Wilkins. |
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1765. Mecklenburg County, Virginia Was Formed out of Lunenburg County, Virginia. 8 Hening 41-42. |
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Robert Wilkins |
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Sep 1747. Anthony Walke brought suit against Robert Wilkins. Lunenburg County, Virginia Order Book 1, Page 270. |
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Nov 1747. Hugh Miller brought suit against Robert Wilkins. Lunenburg County, Virginia Order Book 1, Page 302. See also Lunenburg County, Virginia Order Book 1, Page 350. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 02.292 |
5 Jun 1749 |
John Rusel of Granville County, North Carolina |
Peter Wilson |
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Robert Wilkins witnessed |
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Thomas Wilkins (Son of John Wilkins) |
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VA Lunenburg DB 01.318 |
10 Oct 1747 |
John Wilkins, of Cumberland Parish |
Thomas Wilkins (Son) |
100 |
Little Creek |
Gift. Where He Now Lives Adjoining My Line. Witnesses: Thomas Satterwhite, John Long and Jesse Flower. Recorded 4 Apr., 1748. See Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume 1, Page 109. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 01.402 |
5 Nov 1748 |
Thomas Wilkins of Cumberland Parish |
John Fletcher |
53 |
NS Roanoke River |
£8. Bounded by Mouth of Shop Branch, Easter's Line. Witnesses: Thomas Satterwhite, William Tait and William Taber. Recorded 5 Jun., 1749. |
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1749. Thomas Wilkins, 1 Tithe.Cornelius Cargill District. See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 115. |
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1750. Thomas Wilkins, 1 Tithe.William Howard District. See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 138. |
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1751. Thomas Wilkins, 1 Tithe. See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 176. |
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1752. Thomas Wilkins, 1 Tithe. See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 197. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 03.065 |
2 Oct 1752 |
Thomas Tate |
Thomas Wilkins |
50 |
ss Little Creek |
£25. Bounded by Tabur, James Wilkins, and Thomas Tate. His Wife Elizabeth Relinquished Dower. Witnesses: Thomas Satterwhite, Michael Satterwhite and John Satterwhite. Recorded 3 Oct., 1752. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 03.075 |
2 Oct 1752 |
Thomas Wilkins |
Thomas Tate |
50 |
ss Little Creek |
£50. Bounded by Tabur and James Wilkins. His Wife Hannah Relinquished Dower. Witnesses: Thomas Satterwhite, Michael Satterwhite and John Satterwhite. Recorded 3 Oct., 1752. See Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume 1, Page 126. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 04.124 |
20 May 1755 |
Thomas Wilkins |
James Wilkins |
100 |
Little Creek |
£65. Bounded by Said James Wilkins and Thomas Tate. His Wife Hannah Relinquished Dower. Witnesses: John Satterwhite and Richard Wilkins. Recorded 3 Jun., 1755. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 04.303 |
6 Jul 1756 |
William Harris |
David Halliburton |
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Thomas Wilkins Witnessed |
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VA Lunenburg DB 04.372 |
1 Mar 1757 |
Francis Bressie |
Thomas Wilkins |
250 |
east side of Butchers Creek |
£40. Adjoining Feby (Phebe) Atkins, Rudd and Hawkins. Witnesses: John Bressie, David Halliburton and Parmenas Palmer. Recorded 1 Mar 1757. See Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume Ii, Page 21. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 04.401 |
3 May 1757 |
Francis Bressie |
John Roberson |
50 |
es Butcher's Creek |
£10. Adjacent Roberson, Thomas Wilkins and Hawkins. Witnesses: Zacharias Baker, Enock Davis and Thomas Akin. Recorded 3 May 1757. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 08.139 |
13 Jun 1764 |
John Coleman |
John Puryear |
100 |
NS of Butcher's Creek |
Bounded by Thomas Wilkins. |
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1765. Mecklenburg County, Virginia Was Formed out of Lunenburg County, Virginia. 8 Hening 41-42. |
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William Wilkins (Son of John Wilkins) |
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VA Lunenburg DB 01.389 |
1749 |
John Wilkins, of Cumberland Parish |
His Son William Wilkins |
100 |
fork of Little Creek |
Gift. Adjoining Mumford. Witnesses: Thomas Satterwhite, Christopher Hudson and John Lucas. Recorded 5 Jun 1749. See Also Katherine B. Elliott, Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume 1, Page 110. |
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1751. William Wilkins, 1 Tithe. See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 176. |
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20 Jan 1751. Thomas Avreth (Averett) Made His Will Naming Wife Sarah and Children Thomas, Henry, William, Matthew, Isham, James, John and Grandsons James Wilkins, Son of My Daughter Sarah Wilkins and Bucknah Smith Son of My Daughter Elizabeth Smith. Lunenburg County, Virginia Will Book 1, Page 196. Note: from His Date of Death He Appears to Be of the Same Generation as John Wilkins. Hence James Wilkins Referred to in the Will Is Most Likely the Son of William Wilkins, Rather than the Son of William's Father John Wilkins. |
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VA Lunenburg DB 03.356 |
24 Jul 1753 |
John Bressie |
David Bullock |
100 |
fork of Little Creek |
£35. Adjoining Mumford. His Wife Mary Bressie and Sarah Wilkins Being Previous Thereto Relinquished Dower. Witnesses: Thomas Satterwhite, Edward Lewis and John Satterwhite. Recorded 4 Sep., 1753. Note: from the Description of this Land it Appears to Be the Land Given to William Wilkins in 1749. The Deed from William Wilkins Is Not of Record. The Dower Release of Sarah Wilkins Indicates She Is His Wife. She Is Probably the Sarah Wilkins Mentioned in the Will of Thomas Averette in 1751. |
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1757. William Wilkins Witnessed the Will of Joseph Crenshaw. Lunenburg County, Virginia Will Book 1, Page 228. |
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1764. William Wilkins, 1 Tithes. See Landon C. Bell, Sunlight on the Southside, Page 268. |
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Daniel Marrow aka Daniel Marron |
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20 Oct 1750. Luke Smith, Jr. Made His Will Naming, among Others, His Sister Arabella Marrows Three Children: Easter, Arabella, and Daniel |
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20 Jun 1751. Arabella Marrow Married James Wilkins. Surety Valentine W. Mullens and Thomas Stith. Emma R. Matheny and Helen K. Yates, Marriages of Lunenburg County, Virginia 1746-1853, Page 132. |
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12 Jun 1762. Edward Palmer Married Esther Marron, Daughter of Daniel Marron. Surety Richard Wilkins. Emma R. Matheny and Helen K. Yates, Marriages of Lunenburg County, Virginia 1746-1853, Page 90. |
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Compiled By: David H. Robertson, 159 Hickory St., Roswell, GA 30075 davidhr@hushmail.com |
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