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| Henry Core | see FAMILY TREE | |
| Died: After 1743 probably Nansemond County, VA | The Vestry book of the Upper Parish Nansemond County,
Virginia 1743-1793 Published by the Library board of Virginia Wilmer L.
Hall, 1949 pg 5 (about 1743) "Ord that James Eley & Henry Coor in presence of the Inhabitants procession all the Bounds of Land, from Sumton Creek on the east Side the Road from sumton Creek by Coors to south Keey Road Including all the land in the said Bounds: You Are to go round every mans Land & renew the Land Marks." |
WIFE
Grace
CHILDREN
There is no direct proof that Henry Core is the father of Thomas Coor. However, their land in Nansemond County, VA is in the same vicinity, near Summerton Creek. Henry's wife seems to be "Grace." and Thomas Coor named one of his daughters, Grace.
Henry is on the 1704 Quit Rents of Nansemond County, Virginia as "Henry Core"
He is on a list of Patents Signed October 1706 Nansemond 143 Acres granted to Henry Core Surveyed by thomas Milner Apr. 4, 1706 (1)
He is listed in The Cavaliers and Pioneers Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents
and Grants Abstracted by Nell Marion Nugent volume three: 1695-1732 Virginia
State Library, Richmond, 1979
Pg. 160
"Henry Core, 143 acs. (N. L.), Up. Par. of Nansemond Co; on W. side of Summerton
Cr; beg. near mouth of the Short Sw; to Howell's cor; 16 Dec. 1714, p. 203. Imp.
of 3 pers: John Bryant, John Mcdonnell, Nicho. Hore,
pg 143
Henry core, 64 acs., (N. L.), Up0. Par. of Nansemond Co; on S. side of Summerton
Cr; beg. at marsh of the Beaver Dam Sw., to Wm. Spreight; crossing Half Moon Br;
16 June 1714, p. 138. Imp. of 2 pers: Henry Core, Grace Core.
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(1) English Duplicates of Lost Virginia records compiled by Louis des Cognets,
Jr. pg 80
A list of Patents Signed October 1706