I40191: Judith (ABT 1675

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2 Letitia CLAY Marriage 1 Daniel P. BEDINGER b: in Bourbon, KY Married: 20 JAN 1826

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Will proved in Princess Anne County 14 Feb 1719.

Went with father to Middlesex Co VA and was engaged in business as a merchant from 1673 until Bacon's Rebellion. 1677 he was in vestry books of Petsworth Parish, remained in Gloucester Co for 8 or 10 years, then moved from Middlesex Co in 1708 to Princess Anne Co VA and settled on Knott's Island.

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CONFLICT: Marriage 1 Sarah Elizabeth RATCLIFFE b: 14 MAY 1779 married: Bef 1783 Birth: 14 MAY 1779 1 Death: Bluff Creek Ce,E. Fel Pa.,LA. (has her m. to another Bailey E. Chaney instead of this one. See ID 93578) ^[S3613]

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Children: Jeremiah, Anne, William, Mathew, Hannah, Peter, John, Benjamin, George.

"Rust, Samuel, 16 Aug. 1717; 26 March 1718. The plantation where he lives to Mr. Patrick Spence and his father in law Capt. George Eskridge;
sons Jeremiah, Peter, John, Matthew, George William and Benjamin Rust my lands and personal property;
daughters Ann Harrison and Hannah Rust;
wife Martha and son Jeremiah exrs; the heirs of John Clements to have my land called Middleton's Neck."

Westmoreland County, Virginia Wills, 1654-1800
Garner, John, 3 Feb. 1712; 25 March 1713. Westmoreland Co., VA Deeds & Wills No. 5 (1712-1716) by John Frederick Dorman, 13 Pages 254-62.
Will of Samuel Rust of Westmoreland County, dated 16 Aug. 1715.
Unto Mr. Patrick Spence during his natural life the plantation whereon he now lived adjoyning to the land of Mr. James Coleman as the line between them now stands and the inmost line in the woods next Coleman’s and on that side of the runn next Mr. Thomas Bonam’s and Coleman’s, he not making any wast on the land nor selling nor making use of any timber save
for the use of the plantation. If Mr. Patrick Spence thinks fitt, the dwelling house given him by his father in law Capt. George Eskridge may stand as it now does on the other side of the runn and he have land adjoining to the house for necessary houses and gardening.

To my son Peter Rust after the decease of Mr. Patrick Spence the plantation whereon Patrick now lives with the land adjoining but in case Peter dies before he comes to the age of twenty one yeares or without issue, the plantation fall to my son Matthew Rust and his heirs.

Also to my son Peter Rust two Negroe boys Jack and Billy, but in case he dies as aforesaid, to my two sons John and Matthew Rust. My son Peter be constantly kept at school from ten to twelve yeares of age out of the profitts of my estate. He have a feather bed, bolster, rugg, blanketts and sheets in case he my son Peter Rust comes to the age of twenty one yeares or day of his marriage.

To my son Matthew Rust the moyety of that tract of land on which Mr. Patrick Spence now lives, the whole containing 300 acres, to be equally divided as to quantity and quality between Matthew and Peter Rust, and also to Matthew one feather bed, bolster, rugg, blanketts and pair of sheets, one iron pott containing about five gallons, one new ceder pail and piggon, a roan stone hors, one cow and calf, a sow and piggs and three two year old hoggs and 3000 pounds of tobacco out of the profitts of my mill and a larg chest commonly called Matthew’s chest.

Unto my son George Rust all that neck of land (up to the old hors road) wherein William Allen and Henry Self now lives. William Allen shall not be turn’d of[f] the plantation whereon he now lives for seven years from the date of these presents nor Henry Self for five years provided Allen and Self duly pay their rents, which rents my executors shall be accountable for to my son George when he shall arrive to the age of twenty one. To my son George a feather bed, bolster, rugg, pair of blanketts and pair of sheets, a cow and calfe and 3000 pounds of tobacco out of the profitts of my mill when he shall arrive to the age of seventeen yeares and he have a chest commonly called George’s and two yeares schooling at the charge of my executors.

To my son John Rust the plantation now in his possession with all my land adjoyning to it being in the pattent of Earle’s for a thousand acres, also one feather bed being a new one with rugg, blanketts, pair of sheets, one iron pott about four gal:, a frying pan now at my mill, a cow and calf, a cerder pail and piggon, a sow and piggs and three two year old hoggs and 3000 pounds of tobacco out of the profitts of my mill and a chest commonly called John’s chest.

To my son Wm. Rust the plantation whereon he now lives and all that neck of land between his house and my mill save 15 acres on the point next adjoyning to the mill. To my son William a suite of wearing apparell with hatt and cane and Wm. have out of the profitts of my mill all such corn and wheat as he shall have occasion for the use of his own family, as also a bill now in his possession payable to me from William Jones for 2700 pounds of tobacco.

To my son Jeremiah Rust 200 acres commonly called Potter’s Neck, now in the possession of Wm. Knott, with ......."

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Aka: Sibella de Valoines. Weis' "Ancestral Roots. . ." (89:27), citing CP XI 90-93, identifies her as wife of Robert de Ros. Father: Mr (Valgone) De VALOINES (AFN: 158Q-2MH) Born: Abt. 1112 Place: Of Somersetshire, England.

My Southern Family

Judith

ABT 1675 - ____

ID Number: I40191

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Letitia CLAY

ABT 1805 - ____

ID Number: I80933

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Thomas DUDLEY

1651 - ABT 1719

ID Number: I2885

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Stephen Charles HASSON

Charles Mason HODGES

ABT 1850 - ____

ID Number: I32954

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John PANKEY

1736 - 1810

ID Number: I45558

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Elizabeth RATLIFF

14 Aug 1779 - 4 Jul 1855

ID Number: I93537

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Samuel RUST

1665 - 16 Aug 1715

ID Number: I68333

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SIBYL de VALOGNES

ABT 1129 - AFT 1218

ID Number: I59050

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Samuel WILSON

ABT 1780 - ____

ID Number: I103524

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