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27 Oct. 1708^19,35	Henrico County, Virginia Wills, page 189 Will of Ralph Jackson To each of my sons, 100 acres on north side of Swift Creek and to take their choice as they come of age. My wife to have her third part of my land where she sees fit. To daughter Elizabeth Perkinson, two young ewes. Each child to have a cow apiece. Wife to be sole executrix. Dated 27 Oct. 1708 Wit: John Worsham, John Worsham, Jr., William Worsham Recorded 1 Sept. 1709
2 Oct. 1727³²	Prince George County, Virginia, Deeds & Wills 1713 – 1728, page 1076 Joseph Grainger gave “ for love and affection” to his son in law Daniel Jackson of Henrico County 100 acres in Prince George County
28 Sept. 1728²⁵	The Jacksons of Lower Virginia, Evelyn Duke Brandenburger Patent Book 14, page 22 Daniel Jackson received a patent to 168 acres in Prince George County on the upper side of Mankipponock Creek between Joseph Granger and Captain Buller Herbert
30 June 1732⁴⁸	Henrico County, Virginia, Deeds 1706 – 1737, page 350 Ralph Jackson of Henrico County sold to Thomas Nash for £40, 275 acres on the south side of Swift Creek where John Grissel now lives, patented by said Jackson 24 March 1725, being choice which the said Ralph and his brother Daniel made of a gift of same land entered by their father Ralph Jackson, Dec’d, and by said Daniel Jackson sold to said Ralph, next to Peter Field and John and Anne Nash. The witnesses were Thomas Spencer and John Grissel. Obedience Jackson relinquished dower
2 July 1733^25,48	The Jacksons of Lower Virginia, Evelyn Duke Brandenburger Henrico County, Virginia, Deeds 1706 – 1737, page 399 James Moor and Leah his wife of Henrico County, Virginia sold to Daniel Jackson of Prince George County for £5 100 acres on the north side of Swift Creek which Leah had from her father John Jackson, Dec’d, next to William Jackson and Joseph Jackson. John Nash was one of the witnesses.