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George Brock Senior, George Brock Junior &
George Brock III
George Brock
Senior
1703 Jul 3,
New Kent County Virginia, St. Peters
Parish, Joshua Brock baptized, son of
George Brock; Source: Register of
St. Peters Parish, Series 2, 1680-1787
Richmond,
1904, p. 2. and C. G. Chamberlayne, Vestry
Book of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent &
James City Counties, Va. 1684-1786,
Richmond, p. 343; Online,
Register of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent
County Virginia
1711, New Kent Co. VA, St.
Paul's Parish, George Brock land
processioned;
Source: The vestry book of St.
Paul's Parish, Hanover County, Virginia,
1706-1786, by C G Chamberlayne; Publisher:
The Library Board, 1940, Page 230
1715 Mar 17, New Kent Co. VA,
St. Paul's Parish, George Brocks land
processioned;
Source: The vestry book of St.
Paul's Parish, Hanover County, Virginia,
1706-1786, by C G Chamberlayne; Publisher:
The Library Board, 1940
1719 Jul 11, New Kent Co. VA, St. Paul's
Parish, New Kent County Virginia, George
Brock, for transporting six men, 300
acres west branch of Stonehorse Creek,
adjoining the line of John Symes;
Source:
Land Office Patents No. 10, 1710-1719, p.
436 & 437 (Transcription
& Image)
1720 Hanover formed from New Kent
1725 Mar 24, Hanover County
VA, to John Black 400 acres adjoining the
lines of
George
Brock
&
John Syme, Surveyor Richard
Anderson and John Uttley (Note: the land
of George Brock mentioned herein is the same
land granted to him in 1719 St. Paul's
Parish, New Kent County VA that adjoined the
line of John Symes);
Source: Land Office Patents No. 12,
1724-1726, p. 355; online
The Library
of Virginia
1728 Goochland formed from
Henrico, adjoined Hanover
1733 April, Goochland Co. VA,
William May against George Brock the
deft. pays 50 shillings in court and
judgment is granted petitioner for his costs
only; Source: Goochland Co. VA Order
Books,
Book 3, 1731-1735, p. 168, T.L.C. Genealogy, 1991
1735-1737, Goochland Co. VA,
"Order that the Churchwardens of St James
Parish do bind unto George Brock, Sarah Roe,
an orphan girl.";
Source: Goochland
County, Virginia Court Orders, 1735-1737, by
T.L.C. Genealogy, 1991, Court Order book 4,
page 107
1741 Sept 14, Goochland Co.
VA, George Brock witness to deed from
George Hildton to Arthur Slayden for land on
Lickinghole Creek;
Source:
Goochaldn Co., Virginia, Wills & Deeds,
Goochland Co., 1728-1736 by
Benjamin B. Weisiger; Goochland Co. VA deed bk 3, page
466 from Kevin Carter
1742 Jul 29, Goochland Co. VA,
deed to George Brock from James
Owens/Owing 162 1/2 acres on the east
branches of Wilde Boar Creek in Goochland
County, beginning at at Charles Christians
corner of a Spanish oak within the Hanover
line; Source: Goochland County Virginia
Deek Bk 4, pg 23 & 24
1744 Albemarle formed from Goochland
1747 Mar 10, Albemarle Co. VA,
Order to summon John Walden, George Hilton
Jr., James Stuart, Allen Addison, George
Brock to court to testify for George
Hilton in case between him and Benjamin
Woodson; Summons to John Cobb and George
Brock to testify for George Hilton in
above case; Source: Albemarle County
Virginia Court Papers 1744-1783, Abstracted
& Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III,
1987, reprinted Iberian Publishing Co. 1995,
page 1 & 2
1748 Aug 20, Albemarle Co. VA,
George Brock, for 10 shillings 95
acres on both sides of Bremore Creek (Bremo
Creek) near the head, adjoining the
line of John Payne; (Note: the Kirby
family had a conditional line with John
Payne as well) Source: Online, Virginia
State Library, Land Office Patents No. 26,
1747-1748 (v.1 & 2 p.1-730), p. 673
(Transcription,
Image & Plat)
1748/9 Feb 3rd, Goochland Co. VA, George
Brock of
Albemarle Co. and Thomas Byby of Goochland
Co. to Humphrey
Parrish Sr. of Goochland Co. for 162 1/2
acres lying in Goochland Co. on the east
branches of Wild Boar Creek, beginning at
Chares Christian corner....within Louisa
County line........to
a black oak which divides the said Owens
Land thence a long the said dividing line
crossing the Louisa line to a large pine on
John Parrish's Land;
Source:
Goochland County Virginia Deed Bk 5, p. 312
(Transcription)
Albemarle Co. VA Will Book 1, Page 164: 1749 Nov 29,
This indenture made this 29th day of Novbr. in year of our Lord Christ
1749 Between George Brock Senr. of County of Albemarle of one part and
Kathrine his wife of other part Witnesseth that George Brock Senr. in
consideration of the Tender Love and affection which he the sd George
bear unto sd Katherine his wife as also for the better Maintenance &
Support of her hath given unto sd Katherine during her natural life all
my Estate, right & property of what nature or kind soever to the only
proper use & behoof of her sd Katherine during her natural life without
any troubl or denial from any persons lawfully claimng by from or under
me the said George Brock Senr. In Witness whereof sd George have set his
hand & seal in presence of Patrick Napier.
George Brock
John
Rogers, WM (his M mark) Grymes
At a Court held for Albemarle County
the 13th day of February 1749
This Indenture was acknowledged by
George Brock party thereto & ordered to be recorded
Source:
Albemarle County Virginia Deed & Will Book 1 P. 164, Albemarle
County, Virginia deed & will abstracts 1748-1752, edited & published by
Ruth & Sam Sparacio
Remarks: It is not noted that
George Brock Senior used a mark to sign,
however it is shown that one of the
witensses used their mark. George Brock Senior of New Kent Co.
VA, later Albemarle, always signed with his mark GB or gB.
Although slight, it leaves some speculation as to if this is the George
Brock Senior of New Kent & Albemarle County. Of importance however
is the witness Patrick Napier. Patrick Napier was a witness to
George Brock Senior's Will.
Albemarle Co. VA Will Book 1, Page 30 - 31: 1751 Sept 11, Albemarle Co.
VA, George Brock will proved 1752 Feb
11,"I give & bequeath my loven Grandson
John
Brock son of George Brock Junr my plantation
of ninety five acres" and "the rest of my
estate........I give & bequeath to my loven
friend John Milton in consideration of his
care of me during my life", signed with his
mark gB; Source: Albemarle Co., Virginia
Will Book 1, Page 30 (Transcription
and Image)
George Brock
Junior
1746 June, Southam Parish by A. Trent -
George Brock - 3 tithables; Source:
Goochland County Virginia Tithe Lists
1735-1747 by A. Jean Lurvey
1748 Southam Parish by
S. Bedford - George Brock - 3
tithables; Source:
Goochland County, Virginia Tithe Lists
1748-1749," by Jean Lurvey 1979
1749 Cumberland formed from Goochland
26 Nov 1750, Cumberland Co. VA, p. 48 (p. 179 of Order Book, this seems to be
Part I), William Gray, Gentl., plt. against
George Brock, Deft.} In debt. This
day came Robert Kent, Benjamin Bryan
& William Mills and entered themselves Bail
for the Deft. Imparlance granted. Source:
Abstracts of the
Cumberland County, Virginia, Court Order
Books from June 1749 to May 1756, by Sheila
Fretwell, 1987,
research by Doris Ross Johnston
31 Jan 1750/1, Cumberland Co.
VA, p. 61 (p. 230 of Order Book), William
Gray, Gentl., plt., against
George Brock, Deft.} In
Debt. Continued). Source: Abstracts of
the
Cumberland County, Virginia, Court Order
Books from June 1749 to May 1756, by Sheila
Fretwell, 1987,
research by Doris Ross Johnston
27 May 1751, Cumberland Co.
VA, p. 74 (p. 289 of Order Book), same as
above
May-Aug 1751, Cumberland Co.
VA, p. 80 (p. 307 of Order Book), date on
previous p. but it's between 27 May and
26 Aug 1751): William Gray, Gentl., plt.
against
George Brock, Deft. } his
costs, to be discharged by the paiment of
six pounds ten shillings & Six pence with
Interest. Source: Abstracts of the
Cumberland County, Virginia, Court Order
Books from June 1749 to May 1756, by Sheila
Fretwell, 1987,
research by Doris Ross Johnston
1753 June 16, Albemarle Co.
VA, Order to summon George Brock to
court to answer suit of Samuel Jordan,
factor for George Kippin & Co., Merchants in
Glasgow; Source: Albemarle County
Virginia Court Papers 1744-1783, Abstracted
& Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III,
1987, reprinted Iberian Publishing Co. 1995,
page 12
Remarks: This
record needs to be seen to determine which
George Brock to aid in identifying which of
the George Brock's this records pertain to.
30 May 1753, Cumberland Co.
VA, p. 118 (p. 89 of next order book): John
Ford, Extor &c of Hezekiah Ford, decd,
against Josiah Burton,
George Brock & Henry Hatcher
for a Debt. Dismis'd. Source: Abstracts
of the
Cumberland County, Virginia, Court Order
Books from June 1749 to May 1756, by Sheila
Fretwell, 1987,
research by Doris Ross Johnston
22 Mar 1756, Cumberland Co.
VA, p. 205 (p. 384 of Part IIa of Order
Book): On the Petition and Summons brought
b John Ford, Executor &c of Hezekiah Ford,
Decd., Pltf. against Josiah Burton,
George Brock and Henry
Hatcher, Defts. for three pounds two
shillings and nine pence said to be due to
the said Hezekiah in his Life time by
accounty. The Petition as to Hatcher [is]
dismis'd, and as to the Defts.
Burton and
Brock, the Petition abates,
the sherif having made return that
they are no inhabitants of this County.
On the motion of Henry
Farler, a Witness for John Ford, Exor &c of
Hezekiah Ford against Josiah Burton,
George Brock and Henry
Hatcher. It is ordered that the said John
pay him 79 pounds of tobacco for one days
attendance and for once coming and returning
eighteen miles. Source: Abstracts of the
Cumberland County, Virginia, Court Order
Books from June 1749 to May 1756, by Sheila
Fretwell, 1987,
research by Doris Ross Johnston
George Brock
III
1762, Albemarle Co. VA,
John Brock to George Brock, 95
acres on Bremo Creek; Source Albemarle Co., Virginia
Deed Book 3, Page 130
(Transcription)
Remarks: This is the land George Brock Sr
bequeathed to his grandson John Brock
1764 June 25, Albemarle Co. VA, George
Brock of St. Anne's Par. Alb. Co., to
Saml
Jordan, Factor for Archd. Ingram, George
Kippen, & Co. Merchts. in glasgow. Mortgage.
35 pounds 7 shillings with inst & c 100a on Bremis Creek
branch of Fluvanna River, in Albe. Co., &c
9 Aug 1764; Source: The Edward
Pleasants Valentine Papers, By Edward
Pleasants Valentine, Clayton Torrence, Page
628
1 Mar 1773, Albemarle Co. VA,
p. 211, Richard Bennett, 400 acre grant in
Albemarle Co. on the S side the Rivanna
River on Carys Creek adjoining line Benjamin
Woodson, James Hilton & George Brock;
Source: Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of
Virginia Land Patents and Grants, Vol. 7:
1762-1776, edited by Dennis Ray Hudgins,
Researched by Doris Ross Johnston
1773 June 12, Albemarle Co.
VA, Order to arrest George Brock at
suit of Samuel Jordan; Source: Albemarle
County Virginia Court Papers 1744-1783,
Abstracted & Compiled by Benjamin B.
Weisiger III, 1987, reprinted Iberian
Publishing Co. 1995, page 63
1777 Fluvanna formed from
Albemarle, adjoined Cumberland; Powhatan
formed from Cumberland
1777 July, As an inhabitant of the newly
formed Fluvanna County George Brock,
Allen Brock &
Micajah Brock signed a petition
asking that the new county not be dissolved.
Source: The Bulletin of Fluvanna County
Historical Society, Number 22, April 1976,
P. 37, 38, 39 (online)
1777 Oct 1, Fluvanna Co. VA,
(Deed Bk p. 39), from Thomas Staples of
Albemarle Co to David Staples Jr of
Fluvanna, for 50 pounds, one certain tract of 174
ac of land in Fluvanna, and joining the
lines of George Brock, William Stone,
and John Mandley. Signed: Tho. Staples. Wit:
none. Rec Oct 2, 1777;
Source:
Fluvanna County, Virginia
Deeds, 1777-1783. (Miami Beach,
FL: T.L.C. Genealogy), 1991, p. 9, Research
by Doris Ross Johnston
1779 Mar 24, Fluvanna Co. VA,
from George Brock of Fluvanna to
Fisher Rice Bennett of Fluvanna, for 300
pounds,
one certain tract of land of 95 ac in
Fluvanna on both sides of Bremo Creek near
the head, and bounded by John Payne, Joseph
Walton. Signed: George Brock. Wit:
Daniel Tilman, Thomas Winn, John Melton. Rec
6 May 1779; Source:
Fluvanna County, Virginia
Deed
Bk 1, p. 191
1783 Henry Co. VA, Personal Property Tax
List taken by Clark: George & Micajah Brock
listed in same household,- 2 males over 21,
3 horses, 4 cattle; Source: Library of
Virginia Personal Property Tax Records for
Henry County, Reel 175: 1782-1830 (IMAGE)
1785 Franklin Co. formed from Henry Co.
1787 Apr. 24, Franklin Co. VA
Personal Property Tax List, Robert Hairston
District: George Brock - 2 horses, 2 cattle
(no tax taken for being a male); Source:
Library of Virginia Personal Property Tax
Records for Franklin County, Reel 120:
1786-1803; (IMAGE)
Remarks: Most likely the reason for George
not being tithed as a male was he was beyond
the age of taxaction, which was age 60.
1788, Franklin Co. VA, (Deed
Book 2, pp. 28, 29),
2 Nov 1788, 40, 400 ac. Daniel Richardson
of Franklin
to George Brock of same. N fork Snow
Creek beg at post oak; new line N80 W159 to
white oak; S 70-283 crossing branch to
chestnut oak at Pig Run Road . . . adjoins
Wm. Young's old order line. Signed: Daniel
Richardson. Wit: Thomas Long, Micajah (X)
Brock, Joshua Brock, Elijah (X) Prewit.
Proven: __ Apr 1789 by akn;
Source:
Franklin County, Virginia Deed Book 2
1788-1792 / by Barbara Crumpton.
c1999, p. 4
(IMAGE)
1789 Franklin Co. VA Land Conveyance Tax
Records, Robert Hairston District: Daniel
Richardson by George Brock, 425/400 acres;
Source: Land Tax Records for Franklin
County, Reel 102: 1786-1805A; (IMAGE)
1791, Franklin Co. VA, (Deed
Book 2, p. 200), 20 Aug 1790,
35, 200 ac. George Brock to James
Long. First fork of Snow Creek beg at corner
white oak at fork of said creek; new line to
the old line to corner post oak; with old
line east to corner white oak; southeast to
red oak. Signed: George Brock. Wit:
Peter Laswell, William Chandler, Jacob
Laswell. Proven: 4 Apr 1791 by wits; Source:
Franklin County, Virginia Deed Book 2
1788-1792 / by Barbara Crumpton.
c1999, p. 28
(IMAGE)
1795 Nov. 30, Henry Co. VA,
Burnett, John, and
Lucy Allen
Brock,
granddau. of George
Brock with whom she lives; Source:
Henry County, Virginia, Marriage Bonds,
1778-1849, page 7, online ancestry.com
1796, Franklin Co. VA, (Deed
Book 3, p. 415), 27 Mar 1796,
200 ac. George Brock Senr to Joshua Brock Senr of same.
First fork of Snow Creek beg on wh oak at
fork; up fork for considerable distance; new
line nearly N to corner post oak in old
line; SW to chest oak; SE to corner post; SE
to wh oak on small brch; down brch to creek;
down creek to beg. Signed: George Brock.
Wit: Richard Mitchell, John Manier?,
George Brock, Marlin Young. Proven: Apr
1797 by wits.
Source:
Franklin County, Virginia Deed Book 3
1792-1792 / by Barbara Crumpton.
c1999-, p. 62
(IMAGE)
1797 Nov 1,
Moses and Susannah Brock of Franklin Co. 250 acres to Holman Rice ,
Crab Tree Fork of Snow Creek, near
where George Brock, deceased, formerly lived, acknowledged in court
6 Jan 1800. Source: Franklin Co. VA Deed Book 4, page 9 (IMAGE)
George
Brock, 1719 Jul 11, St. Paul's
Parish, New Kent County Virginia,
for transporting six men, 300
acres west branch of
Stonehorse Creek
Source: Land Office
Patents No. 10, 1710-1719, p. 436 & 437
(IMAGE)
George To all Know ye that for diverse good
causes and considerations but more
especially for and in consideration of the
Importation of six persons to dwell within
this our Colony & Dominion of Virginia whose
names are Robert Selator?, Solomon Hobson,
Perce Kelly, James Farrall, Wm Marrill &
John Ludly We have given granted confirmed
and by these presents for us our heirs and
successors do give grant and confirm unto
George Brock of New Kent County on a certain
tract or parcel of Land containing three
hundred acres lying and being on the West
branch of Stone house Creek in St. Pauls
parish in the said County and bounded as
followeth, to wit, beginning at a point of
John Syme's along his line north fifty East
one hundred thirty two poles to a corner
white oak thence along his line North Eight
two East to a white oak in the West branch
of Stonehorse Creek thence ___ branch by the
water courses South forty four West one
hundred Eighty three poles to a white oak of
John Crenshaws in the said branch thence a
long his lines South Eighty five East and
bounded thirty three poles to a corner of
several marked trees of Crenshaw & Clarks,
thence along Christopher Clarks line South
twenty west one hundred poles to a red oak
thence South thirty west one hundred and
fifty poles above two lines between John
Simes & this thence North Eleven West two
hundred and nine poles to several marked
trees thence along John Syme's line Eight
Eight poles to the beginning. With all to
have & hold To be
______ Yielding & paying provided-In
witness-Witness our ___ & well beloved
Alexander Spotswood our Lt. Governor & at
Williamsburgh and or the Seal of our Said
Colony the Eleventh day of July one thousand
Seven hundred and nineteen in the fifth year
of our Reign.
A Spotswood
George Brock,
95 acres Bremore
(Bremo) Creek,
Land Office Patent No. 26, 1747-1748 (v.1 &
2 p.1-730), p. 673
(IMAGE)
To all to whom these presents shall come
Greetings Know ye that for divers good
causes and Considerations but more
especially for and in consideration of the
sum of Ten Shillings of good lawful money
for over [ ] to our Receiver General of our
Revenues in this our colony and Dominion of
Virginia We have given granted and confirmed
and by these presents for us our Heirs and
Surveyors do give grant and confirm unto
George Brock one certain Tract or Parccel of
Land containing ninety five acresy lying and
being in the county of Albemarle on both
sides of Bremore Creek near the head and
bounded as followeth
to wit, Beginning at
John Paynes corner of a white oak thence
south forty five Degrees east seventy eight
poles to pointers south fifteen degrees west
one hundred and seventeen poles to Pointers
in Joseph Walton's line thence on him west
eighty poles to a point Thence a new line
north five degrees east
two hundred and
five poles to John Payne's line and on his
line Sourth forty five degrees east one
hundred and four poles to the beginning With
all woods
underwoods Swamps Marshes [ ]
grounds meadows Feedings and his due Share
of all veins mines and Quarries as well
discovered as not discovered [ ] him the
bounds aforesaid and being part of the said
Quantity of ninety five acres of Land and
the Rivers markers and water courses therein
contained together with the priviliges of
Hunting Hamoking? Fishing Fowling and all
other Profits Commodities and Here [ ] or
any part thereof belonging on in any more
appertaining To have hold possessions Enfoy
the said Tract or Parcel of Land and all
other the before granted Promises and every
part thereof with these and every of their
appurtenances unto the said George Brocks
and to his Heirs and assigns forever To the
only [ ] Behoof of him the said George Brock
his Heirs & Assignees
Will of George Brock
(IMAGE)
Albemarle Co., VA Will Book 1 Page 30
Dated 11 Sept 1751
Probated: 11 Feb 1752
In the name of God Amen George Brock of the
County of Albermarle being sick and weak of Body
But of Sound Since & memory Thanks be to Almighty God do make &
ordain this my last will & testament in manner & form
following first G princply I reccomend my soul in to the hands
of Almighty God that gave it hoping in & through the
merrits of my blessed saviour to recieve full pardon for
all my past sins & my body I commit to the Earth to be buried
at the discretion of my excutors hereafter to be named I as
touching such worldly goods as it hath pleased God to
Bless one with I give and bequeath as follows, First my will
is that all my Just debts be paid. Then i give & bequeath
my loven Grandson John Brock son of George Brock Junr my
plantation of ninety
five acres of land four head of cattle. Viz
Herfher Calfs white face a heifer two years old & a ???
Bull teh carriage & my white mare branded on the rear buttock
S. & my bed to him and his heirs forever. Then the rest of
my estate of what nature of quality so ever I give & bequeath to my
loven friend John Melton. in consideration of his care of me during my
life & I do appoint my ???? friend John Melton my whole ??? to
this my last will and testament wifore by my hand & seal
this 1th Day of Septr 1751 George Gb Brock
Pat Napier, ELiz + Mantiel Mary M Web
her mark her mark
At a Court held for Albermarle County the 11
Day of January 1752 This last will and testament of George Brock
deed was presented into court by John Melton the executor
therein named proved by the oaths of Pat Napier & Elizabeth
MMorein two of the n thereto prdered to be ???? & on the motion
of the executor wo made oath according to law certificate is
granted him for obraining a probate & there in due form
where on he with William Greasy & John Coots by his Serevices entered
into & acknowledged thier bond for the daid Executor dua nad
faithful performence od the said will
Test John Nicholas
Note: Patrick Napier appointed Deputy
Sheriff in 1745
John & Juda Brock to George Brock
Albemarle Co., Virginia
Deed Book 3, Page 130
Land bequeathed to John Brock from his
grandfather George Brock, deeded to George Brock
III
This Indenture made this 8th day of december
in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and sixty
one between John Brock of Albemarle County and parish of Saint Ann of
the on part and George Brock of the same county of the other part
witnesseth that the said John Brock for and in consideration of
twenty pounds current money to him in hand paid the receipt whereof he
doth hereby acknowledge and himself ??? ??? and paid hath granted
Bargained of same release and confirmed doth give grant
Bargain and sell unto the George Brock one certain Tract or parcel of Land
lying and being in the county to wit Beginning at John Paines corner at a
white oak thence South forty five degrees East twenty eight poles
to pointers South fifteen degrees West one hundred and seventeen poles
to pointers in Joseph Waltons line thence on him west
eighty poles to a pine thence a new line north five degrees East two hundred and
five poles to John Paynes line and in his line South forty five
degrees east one hundred and four ples to the Begining containing
ninety five acres to have and to hold the said Tract or parcel of
Said with all ????? of all sorts and kinds what ever as also all
woods ???? ??? rights priviledges to the said George Brock his
heirs and assignees forever and and for ??? ??? ??? behoof him the said
George Brock ?? and assignes forever and to and for no other
intent intents or purpose whatsoever good ?? faithful peaceable possession of the
said niney five acres of land and premises pertaining to the said
John Brock doth hereby ???? unto the said George Brock his Heirs and
assignees forever make free and clear claims morgages whatsoever of any sort known
to myself ??? ?? the said John Brock hereunto set his hand and seal
the daty & year above written
Signd Seal's and Delivered in Presance of us
Caleb Stone John Brock
his her
George X Brock Juda X Brock
mark mark
her
Jemime / Sawhorn
mark
Memorandom That on the 8th Day of december
one thousand seven hundred and sixty one for peaceable possession herein
was had and taken of the Land and premises with granted by the within mentioned John
Brock & by him delivered over to the within named George Brock to hold to him his
Heirs forever according to the condition of the within written Indenture
Caleb Stone John Brock
his
George X Brock
mark
her
Jemime | Sorhorn
mark
Received of George Brock Twenty pounds this
8th Day of December one thousand seven hundred and sixty one being the
consideration money within mentioned ??? by me
John Brock
A court held for Albemarle County the 9th
Day of March ?????
This Indenture and Memorandum were proved by
the oaths of Caleb Stone George
Brock and Jemima Sorhorn the Witnesses
together with the receipt thereto and
ordered to be recorded
Test
John Nicholason
(Fluvanna Formed from Goochland and
Albemarle in 1777 which included this land)
George Brock & Thomas Bibey Sr to
Humphry Parish Sr
Goochland County Virginia Deed Bk 5 Pg
512 & 513
This indenture made and
concluded this 3rd day of
February in the year of our Lord one
Thousand seven hundred forty eight nine.
Between George Brock of the County of
Albemar. And Thomas Bibey Sen. Of
Goochland County they both of the one
part & Humphry Parish Sen. Of Goochland
County of the other part. Witnesseth
that the aforesd Geo. Brock & Thos Bibey
Senr for the value Consideration of
Eleven pounds curt money to them in hand
paid the receipt whereof they Doth
hereby acknowledge and there with
themselves fully satisfied Hath
bargained sold aliened Granted enfeoffed
& confirmed & in & by these presents
doth Bargain sell alien grant Enfeoff &
confirm unto the aforesd Humphrey
Parrish Sen. His heirs and assigns
forever one tract or parcel of Land
Cituate lying & being in Goochland
County & on the East branches of Wild
Boar Creek & bounded as followeth to wit
Beginning at Chares Christians corner
Spanish oak within Louisa County line
thence a long a line of markt trees to a
black oak which divides the said Owens
Land thence a long the said dividing
line crossing the Louisa line to a
large pine on John Parrish's Land thence
a long the sd Parish's line to a corner
pine of the sd Parish's thens a long the
sd Parish's line to a corner pine of the
Land where Geo. Helton did live thence a
long the sd line corner pine of Chas.
Christian land thence a long the sd
Christians line to the place began at
and containing by Estimation one hundred
sixty two acres & a half of land be the
same more or less. To have and to hold
this aforesaid one hundred sixt two
acres & a half of Land to him the said
Humphry Parrish Senr his heirs &
assignes forever with all houses and
houses ways waters woods under woods
profits hereditaments appurtenances &
appendences whatsoever there unto
belonging on in any ways appertaining
and the said Geo Brock & Thos Bibey Senr
for themselves teir heirs & Doth further
conveant & agree that they the sd Geo
Brock & Thos Bibey Senr their heirs & c
shall & will forever Warrant & defend
the aforesd sold Land & Premises unto
the aforesd Humphry Parrish Senr & his
heirs forever ag. All persons & all
manner of claim whatever & to make any
other Deed or Deeds for the premises as
by the sd Geo. Brock & Thomas Bibey Senr
or their Councill learned in the Lan
shall be devised or required all the
Charge of the sd Humphry Parrish Senr In
Witness whereof the said Geo Brock &
Thos Bibey Senr hath hereunto set their
hands and affixed their seals the Day of
year first above
mentioned.
his
Signed Sealed &
Delivered
George G&B Brock seal
In present of
us
mark
Tests Hunphrey Parrish
Junr
his
His
Thomas B Byby seal
John Parish, John X
Adams
mark
Mark
Febry 3rd
1748/9 Memorandum That livery of Seizing
of the within sold land & premises was
made & given by the within mentioned Geo
Brock and Thos Bibey Senr to the within
named Humphry Parrish Senr & his Heirs
forever
his
Tests Hunphrey Parrish
Junr
George GB Brock seal
His
mark
John Parish, John X
Adams
his
mark
Thomas B Byby seal
mark
At a Court held for
Goochland County Feby 21 1748. This
Deed with the Livery of Seizin endorsed
was proved by the Oaths of the Witnesses
hereto to be the Act & Deed of Geo Brock
and Thos Bibee which was ordered to be
recorded.
George Brock to James Owens
Goochland County Virginia Deed Bk 4 pg
23
This Indenture made this
Twelfth day of July Anno Domni One
Thousand seven hundred forty two Between
James Owens of St. James Parrish of
Goochland County of one part and George
Brock of the same Parrish and County of
the other part Witneesseth the said
James Owns for and in consideration of
Seven pounds of Lawful money of Virginia
by him the said George Brock to him the
said James Owens in hand paid before the
Sealing and Delivery hereof the receipt
whereof the said James Owens Doth hereby
acknowledge and thereof doth acquit and
Discharge the said George Brock his
heirs Executors and Administrators &
doth grant Bargaind and Sold and by
these presents Doth Grant Bargain Sell
Enforse and Confirm unto the said George
Brock his heirs and assigns One certain
tract or parcel of Land lying and being
in the County aforesaid on the East
branches of Wilde Boar Creek and being
bounded as followeth to witt. Beginning
at Charles Christians corner of a
Spanish oak within Hanover County line
thence along a line of markt trees to a
black oak which Divides the said Owens
land thence along the said Dividing line
crossing the said Hanover line to a
large Pine on John Parrishs land thence
along the said Parrish's line to a
corner pine of George Hiltons line
thence along the said Christians line to
the plats begin at and containing by
estimation one hundred sixty two acres
and a half to the same more or less and
the revision and revisions remainder and
remainders rents _____ and profits
therof and of every part thereof with
the appurtenances to have and to hold
the said ______ plantation and tract of
land with the appurtenances unto the
said George Brock his heirs and assigns
to the only ___ and behoofs of the said
George Brock his heirs and assigns
forever and the said James Owens his
heirs Executors and Administrators the
said - __ossnans plantation and tract of
Land with the appurtenances unto him the
said George Brock his heirs and assigns
shall and will Warrant and forever stand
by these presents against the claim and
Demand of him the said James Owen his
heirs and assigns or any other person
whatsoever And the said James Owen for
himself his heirs Executors and
administrators doth _____ promise and
agree to and with the said George Brock
his heirs and assigns that the promises
and every part thereof are free and
Discharged from all manor of
Incumbrances and that the said George
Brock his heirs and assigns for and not
with standing any Act or thing by him
the said James Owen his heirs or assigns
or any other person committed and or
suffered shall or lawfully may forever
hereafter _____hold inso occupy profits
and Enjoy the same and every part
thereof with the appurtances without the
Same full lot ____ or Eviction of him
the said James Owens his heirs and
assigns or any other person whatsoever
And this Indenture further witnesseth
that Elizabeth Owen wife to the said
James Owen and party to the __ presents
doth freely and Voluntarily Relinquish
and release unto the said George Brock
his heirs and assigns all her right into
of dower in and to the said promises and
all actions and Demands which She might
have for or touching the same. In
witnesses whereof this parties aforesaid
to those ' presents hath Interchangably
Set hand and Seals this day and year
above written.
Signed Sealed and
Delivered in the presents of
us
his
His his
John ~
Owing. Seal
John I Writh, Rob.
Woodson Joseph
Strange
mark
Mark
mark
Re_____ on the day of
this Date of the within Written
Indenture of the within named George
Brock the sum of seven pounds Currant
money it being the Consideration money
within mentioned. I say
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