Augusta Co.
1756, 1758. Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck,
Virginia's Colonial Soldiers (Baltimore, 1988) Checked
index.
p. 323. Augusta County Militia List, List of
Capt. Allan's company 10 Aug. 1756. Nathaniel Dunlap.
p. 326. At a Court Martial Held in Sept.
1758 ... Capt. William Lewis's return of delinquents:...
Not appearing at 1 general muster; Edward Rutlidge, James
Givens, Nathaniel
Dunlap ...
1760, 1763 . Clayton Torrence, Va.
Wills & Administrations 1632-1800 (Baltimore, 1972)
Checked index. p. 131,
Augusta Co., Jas. Dunlap, 1760 inventory.
Augusta Co., Jas. Dunlap, 1763 inventory.
1760. Virginia in 1760: A Reconstructed
Census (TLC Genealogy, 1996) Checked index. p. 103;
DUNLOP, John, Augusta Bk 16: p. 730
1765. AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT RECORDS,
ORDER BOOK No. IX., Page (334) APRIL 15, 1765 . Court of
Claims and Grievances. Robert Bratton, claim for provisions for
militia. James Kenaday, sergeant, for self and others, ranging.
John Dunlop , provisions. John Dicksin, provisions. James Ewing,
provisions. Hugh Fulton, provisions. Saml. McCutcheon,
provisions.
1767, 1769, 1773. Peter Cline Kaylor,
Abstract of Land Grant Surveys 1761- 1791 (Baltimore,
1991) Checked index.
Land Grants in Augusta Co & Rockbridge Co.,
Va.
p. 26. 6 Jun. 1767. Alexander Dunlap , 90
ac. Calfpasture River adj. William Jamason. (Bk. O-1, p.
68)
p. 53. 29 Aug. 1769. John Dunlap 95 ac.
Calfpasture River. (Bk O-1, p. 148)
p. 76. 12 Feb. 1773. William Dunlap , 70 ac.
Middle River. Adj. John Dixon, James Kerr, Beverley line. (BK
O-1, p. 210)
p. 84. 12 Nov. 1773. Adam Dunlap . 185 ac.
branch of Middle River. Adj. James Kennerly. (Bk O-1, p.
236)
p. 83. 12 Nov. 1773. Margaret Hind. 194 ac.
branch of Middle River. adj. Adam Dunlap , William Hind.
(Bk O-1, p. 236)
1782-1787. Augusta B. Fothergill and John
Mark Naugle, Virginia Tax payers 1782 - 87 Other Than Those
Published by the United States Census Bureau (Baltimore,
1986) Checked index. p. 38
| Name |
Poll |
Slaves |
County |
| Dunlap, Adam |
1 |
0 |
Aug. |
| Dunlap, Alexander |
1 |
0 |
Aug. |
| Dunlap, William
|
1 |
0 |
Aug. |
1822. Sam Towler,
Excerpts from Augusta Chancery Drawers 188 to 258 and Other
Charts (Charlottesville, 1997)
p.22, Crawford vs. Dunlap: John Dunlap's Will. Augusta. Co. wife Mary, youngest Louisa; 7 daughters, 5
sons; Elizabeth H. Dunlap, Mary Kendall, Peggy, Nancy, Rachael,
Louisa, Robert, Nelson, William, my brother Robert Dunlap... 12 March
1822...
p.34, Bear and Wife vs. Dunlap: John Dunlap's will:
wife Mary; youngest dau. Louisa Dunlap. Seven dau. five sons:
Eliz. H., Mary Kendall, Peggy, Jane, Nancy, Rachel, Louisa, John,
Robert, Nelson, James, William, my brother Robert...1822.
As of 1843: David Ogden married Louisa; Thomas Evert married Margaret;
John Kendall married Mary...
p. 47, Box 232 Dowell vs. Dowell: Claudius Buster states -
Darkus Dowell got married about August or Sept. 1802. Major
Dowell applied to me in 1799 to act as his clerk. John Dunlap and his wife Dorkus had a falling out and she with 2 children returned to Major
Dowell's. in case of Major Dowell vs Benj. Dowell and other:
John Dowell dec'd was the father of the plaintiff. The
children were sent to school at Thomas Vines ...
p. 52, Turk vs. Dever: Col. Dunlap was trying to make some
arrangement to keep Barney. Dispute over Barney...
p. 73, Drawer 249. Kinsolving's Heirs vs Dowell's Heirs:
James Kinsolving Sr.'s Heirs vs. Ann Vines, Coleman Vines,
Abraham Vines, Jane Vines, Major Vines, James Dowell, Benj.
Dowell, John Dunlap
and Dorcas his wife...
p. 86, Bell vs. Heiskell: Sheriff of Augusta Co. summon a list
of names, probably witnesses, including Robert Dunlap
|
|
Bedford Co.
1782-87. Augusta B. Fothergill and John
Mark Naugle, Virginia Tax payers 1782-87 Other Than Those
Published by the United States Census Bureau (Baltimore,
1986) p. 38
| Name |
Poll |
Slaves |
County |
| Dunlop, Daniel |
1 |
0 |
Bed. |
|
Botetourt Co.
1782-87. Augusta B. Fothergill and John
Mark Naugle, Virginia Tax payers 1782-87 Other Than Those
Published by the United States Census Bureau (Baltimore,
1986) p. 38
| Name |
Poll |
Slaves |
County |
| Dunlop, Moses |
1 |
0 |
Bot. |
|
Caroline Co.
1760. T.L.C. Genealogy, Virginia in
1760: A Reconstructed Census (Miami Beach, 1996)
p. 103, DUNLOPS, William ,
Caroline, Bk 80: p. 99
1787-1799. T.L.C. Genealogy, Caroline
County, Virginia Land Tax Lists, 1787-1799 (Miami Beach,
1991)
| p. 45 | Dinlop, James | 2 acres | 1793 |
| p. 47 | Dunlop, James | 2 acres | 1787-1799 |
|
Elizabeth City Co.
1760. T.L.C. Genealogy, Virginia in
1760: A Reconstructed Census (Miami, 1996) p. 103
| Name |
County |
Book no |
Page no |
| DUNLOP & Co. |
Elizabeth City |
Bk 11: |
p. 272 |
1634-1701. Rosemary Corley Neal,
Elizabeth City County, Virginia... Deeds, Wills, Court Orders,
Etc. 1634, 1659, 1688-1701 (Bowie, 1987) No
Dunlap/Dunlop
1787-1800. Joan Charles, Elizabeth City
County, Virginia Deed Abstracts, 1787-1800 (Bowie, 1994)
No Dunlap/Dunlop
1728. Blanche Adams Chapman, Wills and
Administrations of Elizabeth city County, Virginia 1688-1800
... (Baltimore, 1980)
p. 33. Dunlop, John.
Estate appraised by William Hunter and
John Brodie. (Many books). 17 Jul. 1728. Book 1704-30, p.
145.
|
Essex Co.
1760. T.L.C. Genealogy, Virginia in
1760: A Reconstructed Census (Miami, 1996), p. 103
| Name |
County |
Book no |
Page no |
| DUNLOP, Robert
|
Essex |
Bk 21: |
p. 114 |
| DUNLOP, Thomas |
Essex |
Bk 21: |
p. 114 |
1782 to 1785. Heads of Families at the
First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790 Records
of the State Enumerations: 1782 to 1785 (Baltimore,
1986). p.53.
| Name |
No. of Whites |
No. of Blacks |
Year |
County |
| James Dunlop |
9 |
39 |
1783 |
Essex Co. |
|
Fayette Co.
1782-87. Augusta B. Fothergill and John
Mark Naugle, Virginia Tax payers 1782-87 Other Than Those
Published by the United States Census Bureau (Baltimore,
1986) DUNLAP, DUNLOP p. 38
| Name |
Poll |
Slaves |
County |
| Dunlop, James |
1 |
0 |
Fay. |
| Dunlop, William
|
1 |
0 |
Fay. |
|
Frederick Co.
1760. T.L.C. Genealogy, Virginia in
1760: A Reconstructed Census (Miami, 1996), p. 103
| Name |
County |
Book no |
Page no |
| DUNLOP, James |
Frederick |
Bk 13: |
p. 360 |
| DUNLOP, James |
Frederick |
Bk 14: |
pp. 51, 69, 228 |
| DUNLOP, Robert
|
Frederick |
Bk 14: |
pp. 126, 132, 156, 173 |
| DUNLOP, Thomas |
Frederick |
Bk 14: |
pp. 126, 132, 156, 173 |
| DUNLOP, William
|
Frederick |
Bk 13: |
p. 360 |
| DUNLOP, William
|
Frederick |
Bk 14: |
pp. 51, 69, 228 |
|
Hanover Co. [see King & Queen
Co.]
C. G. Chamberlayne, The Vestry Book of
St. Paul's Parish Hanover County, Virginia 1706-1786
(Richmond, 1989)
p. 312. [244] At a Vestry held for St. Paul's 1751 Sep. ye
30th . ordered into one precinct, for processioning... many
names including Wm. Montgomery's, but no Dunlops.
pp. 532-533. [426] At a Vestry for Saint Paul's Parish at
Hanover Town 23 August 1777 ... Revd. Mr. William Dunlap is receiv'd into this parish as Minister of same, during
bood Behaviour agreeable to the Subscription paper produced by
the said Dunlap to be Sign'd by the people, and it is ordered
that the said Dnlap have possession of the Glebe &
perquisites according to Law .sign'd Geddes Winston, Paul
Thilman, chwdns; John Snelson, J. Syme, John Meriwether, W.
Macon, P. Lyons, Ben Anderson, Tho. Garland, Gent
Vestrymen
pp. 533-534. [427] At a Vestry appointed & held for St.
pauls parish at Hanover Town on Friday the 28th day of
November 1777 ...On the Motion of the Revd. Mr. William Dunlap, praying that the vestry wou'd give him a Character for
the Time he has been Minister of this parish, the vestry do
therefore give it as their Opinion that he has, so far as they
know, behaved & complyed with his Duty as a Minister; from
which Opinion Benjamin Anderson desented...
p. 536. [429] At a Vestry appointed & held
for St. Pauls Parish at the New Church on Monday the 23d day
of June 1778 ... A Letter from the Revd. Mr. William Dunlap being produced to the Vestry & read Signifying his
resignation as Rector of this Parish; the Vestry do accept the
same accordingly, And it is Ordered that the Church Wardens do
give publick Notice thereof in the Virginia Gazette for another
Minister to Supply the Vacancy .
pp. 537-538 [430-431] At a Vestry appointed &
held for St. Pauls Parish at the former Glebe on Wednesday the
30th day of September 1778 ... Resolved that the Revd. Mr.
Benjamin Blagrove, who has a fair character & comes well
recommended to this Vestry, be received into this Parish as
Rector thereof, in the place & stead of the Revd. Mr. William Dunlop
who resign'd, but now Offers again for the
said Parish.
pp. 538-540 [431-432] Vestry held at the Poor
House 10th day of February 1779. Former Vestry dissolved
by General Assembly... New Vestry installed... Whereas it appears
that the Revd. William
Dunlap by whom we have for more than
twelve Months, had the Gospel very sensibly as well as very
faithfully Preached has the voice of the People of this Parish,
this Vestry are determined to receive him unless satisfactory
reasons are offered to the contrary.
Resolved therefore unanimously that the 12th day of the next
Month be and is hereby appointed for the Choice of a Minister
& that this Vestry are desirous of investigating any
exception that may be legally and regularly exhibited against the
said Dunlap.
pp. 540-542 [433-434] At a Vestry appointed &
held for St. Pauls Parish at the Poor House the 12th day of
March 1779. ...Whereas it appears to this Vestry that the
late Vestry have in various instances been guilty of inattention
to the Interest of this Parish by which means this Vestry
conceive that the Parishioners are intitled to a consierable
Balance
Resolved therefore unanimously that the present Church Wardens
be and are hereby authorised & directed to Order an Action
for sufficient Damages against the late Vestry & that the
Wardens procure such Council & assistance as they may Judge
proper.
Whereas this Vestry are from the full and Candid disquisition of
the exceptions that have been this day legally exhibited against
the Revd. William
Dunlap and by other Cogent reasons
fully convinced that he is innocent of the Cruel & rediculous
alligation, which they veryly believe malice alone invented and
propigated purely for the purpose of staining his Character
Resolved therefore that the said Dunlap be and is hereby
Received into this Parish and that he be continued Minister of
the same so long as he retains the Confidence of the People &
no longer this mode of reception Appearing to this Vestry to be
perfectly consonant to our present System of Government.
Sign'd Richd. Chapman, John Starke, Senr., Church
Wardens
Ambrose Lipscomb, Jno. Blackwell, Jo. Cross, Jno. Starke, Jr.,
Nelson Anderson, Jr., Burnett Timberlake, Jno. Street, Meriwether
Skelton, Thomas Austin [Vestry]
p. 543 [435] At a Vestry held for Saint Pauls
Parish, at the upper Church, the 3rd day of May 1779.
...Whereas the Act of Assembly for registering Births,
Christenings & Burials has for many Years past been greatly
neglected in this Parish by which means various disputes
respecting the age of People may arise, Ordered therefore that
the Revd. William
Dunlap be requested to read or cause to
be read the said Act, in our respective Churches, & that he
endeavor in future to comply with the purport and intent of the
same.
|
George Maclaren Brydon, D. D., Virginia's
Mother Church , ... (Philadelphia, 1952) vol. II, p. 435,
Note 23. "William
Dunlap, Sixth Virginia, April 9,
1776 . (So listed by Heitman's Historical. Register; but
the Orderly Book of Gen. Andrew Lewis, published by A. Campbell
in 1860, lists him as Chaplain of the Sixth Battalion.)[Note:
Eckenrode says p. 19]
|
Henrico Co.
1703. Benjamin B. Weisiger III, Henrico
County, Virginia Deeds 1677-1705 (Richmond, 1986)
p. 130 dated 2 Mar. 1703 Deed. Stephen Cocke to Thomas
Cocke, all of Henrico. 200 acres. Witnesses: Thomas Kingstton,
Wm. Fisher, James Dulop , Will Perkins, Thomas Webb. Rec.
1 Apr. 1704.
1716. Benjamin B. Weisiger III, Henrico County,
Virginia Deeds 1706-1737 (Richmond, 1985)
p. 56 dated 4 Dec. 1716 Deed. John Burton, Sr. to John
Pleasants all of Henrico. 341 acres. Witnesses: Blaws, James
Dulop , Tho. Bethell Rec. 7 Jan. 1716/17.
1752. Benjamin B. Weisiger III,
Colonial Wills of Henrico County, Virginia Part Two 1737-1781
with Addenda (revised) (Richmond, 1977)
p. 48. dated 22 Nov. 1752 . Gabriel Mathie, Merchant in
Greenock, North Britain, lawful father of Alexander Mathie,
dec'd, late assistant storekeeper with Mr. James Stark,
Merchant, in Appomattox in Colony of Virginia, makes his trusty
and well beloved friend James Stark his attorney to handle estate
of his son. Witnesses: James Dunlop , John McKenzey, &
James Barnhill. Rec. 5 Mar. 1753.
1816, 1826. Michael E.Pollock, comp.,
Marriage Bonds of Henrico County, Virginia, 1782-1853
(Baltimore 1984)]
p.70. William W. Gray m. Mary Dunlop , bond 22 Jan
1816 . sur. Nath'l Dunlop . Henrico Co.
p.66. George Glasscock m. Margaret Dunlop , ward
of Nathaniel Dunlop .
bond 16 Mar 1826 , Nathaniel Dunlop sur. Henrico Co.
p.11. Charles Barnett m. Lucy Dunlop .
bond 24 May 1816 . sur Peter Hawkins. Henrico Co.
p. 45. John L. Shuck, sur. mb. 8 Sep 1835.
Henrico Co. Robert D. Davenport m. Frances G. Roper w/consent of
her mother Mary Davenport.
Joyce H. Lindsay, Marriages of Henrico County
Virginia 1680-1808 (Easley, SC, 1994) No
Dunlap/Dunlop
Benjamin B. Weisiger III, Colonial Wills of
Henrico County, Virginia Part One 1654-1737 (Richmond, 1976)
No Dunlap/Dunlop
Janice L. Abercrombie and Richard Slatten,
Virignia Publick Claims, Henrico County (Athens, n.d.)
No Dunlap/Dunlop |
Henry Co.
1782-87. Augusta B. Fothergill and John
Mark Naugle, Virginia Tax payers 1782-87 Other Than Those
Published by the United States Census Bureau (Baltimore,
1986) DUNLAP, p. 38
| Name |
Poll |
Slaves |
County |
| Dunlap, Henry |
1 |
3 |
Henry |
1794. Virginia Anderton Dodd, Henry
County, Virginia, Marriage Bonds, 1778-1849 (Baltimore,
1989)
p. 40. 3 Oct. 1794. (1791?) Henry Co. Marriage Bond.
James Patrick and Sarah Dunlap
Judith Parks America Hill, A History of Henry
County, Virginia ... (Baltimore, 1983) No
Dunlap/Dunlop
|
King & Queen Co. [see Hanover
Co.]
1768. C. G. Chamberlayne, The Vestry
Book of Stratton Major Parish King and Queen County, Virginia,
1729-1783 (Richmond, 1989)
pp. 172-173 [107] At a Vestry held for Stratton Major Parish
4 Apr. 1768 . ... It is agreed by a Majority of this
Vestry to receive the Revd. William Dunlap as
Minister of this Parish. (signed) Rd. Corbin.
pp. 173-174 [108] At a Vestry held for Stratton Major Parish
10 May 1768 ... The Vestry have agreed to purchase the
Houses and Land belonging to Col. Philip Rootes lying on the Main
Road, containing 300 ac. for a Glebe for the Use of the Minister
of this Parish... for 600 pounds current money by 1 Jan.
next...
pp. 174-175 [109] Vestry for Stratton Major
Parish at the House purchased of Col. Philip Rootes for a Glebe
3 October 1768. ... The Revd. William Dunlap present... Ordered that the Church Wardens agree with Workmen
to find Materials & do what repairs are by this Vestry found
necessary to be done to the Glebe House and the out Houses
belonging thereto... Whereas the Revd. Mr. Dunlap hath
agreed with Thomas Lambeth to Finish and fit up the Out house at
the Glebe, formerly made use of as a Wash-house, for a Study, for
the Sum of Seventeen Pounds, it is agreed by this Vestry that
Tob. be Levied on the Parish at laying the Levies for this
present Year, to raise that Sum of Money to pay said Lambeth
Provided he finish the same according to agreement.
p. 175 [110] Vestry held for Stratton Major
Parish. 8 November 1768. To lay the Parish
Levies... The Revd.
William Dunlap present. ... To
the Rev. Wm.
Dunlap for 6 Months 8,000 lb.
Tob.
p. 179 [112] Vestry held for Stratton Major
Parish. 15 November 1769 The Rev. Mr. Willm. Dunlap present... Parish Levies - To the Rev. Mr. Willm. Dunlap 16,000 lb. Tob...
p. 183. [114] Vestry held for Stratton Major
Parish. 14 November 1770 ...to lay Parish Levy... To
the Revd. Willm.
Dunlap 16,000 lb. Tob.
pp. 186-187. [116-117] Vestry held for Stratton
Major Parish. 1 Oct. 1771 ...to lay Parish Levy... To
the Revd. Willm
Dunlap 16,000 lb. Tob...
pp. 193-194. [121] Vestry held for Stratton Major
Parish. 12 November 1772 . to lay Parish Levy ...
To Rev. Mr. William
Dunlap 16,000 lb. Tob...
pp. 196-197. [123] Vestry held for Stratton Major
Parish. 22 December 1772 ... On the Petion of the
Revd. Mr. Dunlap
to this Vestry Signifying that his Interest in the
West Indies dem[an]d. his immediate attention, It is agreed that
he have Leave to be Absent for and during the Turm of twelve
Months, from the time of his Departure from hence Were
upon Mr.
Dunlap Promises to Engage the
Neighbouring Clergy to Officiate in his absence as frequently as
Possibly they can. And we do hereby certify that during his
residence among us, as rector of this Parish, his deportment has
been regular & steady and the duties of his function he has
Performed With Unshaken diligence & Constancy, thus diligent
in the Discharge of his duty, Constant & regular in his
Deportment, we give this Testimony of it Under our hands (signed)
Richd. Corbin
pp. 197-198 [124-125] Vestry held for Stratton
Major Parish. 20 September 1773 . to lay Parish Levy... To
the Revd. William
Dunlap (Salary) 16,000. lb. Tob.,...To
ditto for Srinkage of Notes 4 Pr C 640. lb. Tob... To do. on Cask
4 Pr C. 665. lb. Tob. ... To the Revd. Mr. Dunlap's Salary at 14/ Pr C. £ 121|| 2|| 8 ½. ... Ordered
that the Collector Pay the Hon. Richd. Corbin Esq. Sixty Pounds
ten Shillings out of the Money this Day Levied for the
Revd. William Dunlap
, for the Use of Mrs. Dunlap, his Wife &
Children. ... A letter from the
Revd. Mr. Dunlap
being read, desiring a further leave of absence
for Six Months The Vestry having taken this Matter into
Consideration, are of Opinion & it is accordingly
resolv'd that the said Mr.
Dunlap have Leave to be absent to the
24 Day of Next June, and if he should not return by that time the
Vestry will think themselves at Liberty to make Choice of another
Rector, and as the Revd. Mr. Dixon has offered to serve the
Parish for that time & to officiate Every other Sunday for
4,000 lb. Tob., Col. Rootes is desired to speak to him on that
head.
p. 200-201 [127-128] Vestry for Stratton Major
Parish 7 October 1774. (present) The Revd. Wm. Dunlap , The Honble. Richd. Corbin Esq., Wm. Hunt, Philip Rootes,
Thos. Dillard, Wm. Taliaferro, Wm. Shackelford, Lyne Shackelford,
John T. Corbin, Esqr... To the Revd. John Dixon £ 43|| 5||
2 ½, To the Revd. Wm.
Dunlap £ 86||10|| 5...
Order'd that the Honble. Richd. Corbin, Philip Rootes, Wm.
Shackelford, John T. Corbin Esq., & the Church wardens or any
three of them be a Committee to meet at the Glebe to make such
Repairs as they & The Revd. Mr. Dunlap shall
think necessary & the Glebe being put in Such Repair the
Revd. Mr. Dunlap
agrees to take it upon himself during his
incumbency.
p. 202 [129] Vestry for Stratton Major Parish
7 Jul. 1775. (present) The Revd. William Dunlap
p. 205 [131] Vestry for Stratton Major Parish
21 Dec. 1775 . (present) The Revd. William Dunlap ... To the Revd. Wm.
Dunlap 16,000 lb. Tob... It is
agree'd that the Revd. Wm. Dunlap appoint
his Sexton
pp. 206-207. [132] Vestry for Stratton Major
Parish 14 October 1777 To the Revd. Wm. Dunlap from 8th
of Nov. 1775 to 1 Jan. 1777, 18, 419 lb. Tob., to 8 Pr C for
Shrinkage of Notes and Cask 1,472 lb. Tob. (total) 19,891 lb.
Tob...
p. 209. [134] Vestry for Stratton Major Parish
25 Apr. 1778 ... Resolved that it is the opinion of this
Vestry, that the revd. Mr. Wm. Dunlap, (by his
letter to Lyne Shackelford & Richard Anderson, Church Wardens
dated the 16th Feb. 1778) has resigned his right as rector to
this Parish... Ordered that the Church Wardens do Advertise Three
times in the Virginia Gazette the resignation of the said
Dunlap.
p. 209. [135] Vestry for Stratton Major Parish
23 Sep. 1778. Ordered that the Church Wardens make
application to the revd. Mr. Wm. Dunlap and the
revd. Mr. Auther Hamilton about moving from the Glebe; and
provided they refuse to move, the Church Wardens are hereby
authorised to commence a suit against them...
|
George Maclaren Brydon, D. D., Virginia's
Mother Church, ... (Philadelphia, 1952) vol. II, p. 435,
Note 23. William
Dunlap , Sixth Virginia, April 9,
1776 . (So listed by Heitman's Historical. Register; but
the Orderly Book of Gen. Andrew Lewis, published by A. Campbell
in 1860, lists him as Chaplain of the Sixth Battalion.) (Note:
Eckenrode says p. 19)
|
Northumberland Co.
1722-3. Clayton Torrence, Va. Wills
& Administrations 1632-1800
p. 131. DUNLAP, Jas. , Northumberland Co., 1722-3,
inventory.
Carolyn H. Jett, Records of Northumberland County, Virginia
... abstracts...1647-1652, ... 1710-1713, 1737-1743. (Bowie,
1994) No Dunlap/Dunlop
|
Prince William Co.
1740. Clayton Torrence, Va.
Wills & Administrations 1632-1800
p. 131. DUNLOP, William ,
Prince William Co., 1740, inventory.
1740. T.L.C. Genealogy, Virginia in
1740: A Reconstructed Census (Miami, 1992)
p. 93. DUNLAP, William ,
Prince William Co. Will Book C, 1734-1744.
|
Rockbridge Co.
1760. T.L.C. Genealogy, Virginia in
1760: A Reconstructed Census (Miami, 1996)
p. 103 DUNLOP, William ,
Glasgow Co., Bk 21:218 [Cocke: Glascow in Rockbridge Co.]
1782. Clayton Torrence, Va. Wills &
Administrations 1632-1800
p. 131, Dunlap,
Robert, Rockbridge Co., 1782,
Will.
1782-1787. Augusta B. Fothergill and John
Mark Naugle, Virginia Tax payers 1782-87 Other Than Those
Published by the United States Census Bureau (Baltimore,
1986) p. 38
| Name |
Poll |
Slaves |
County |
| Dunlap, John |
1 |
3 |
Rock. |
| Dunlap, Mary |
0 |
4 |
Rock. |
|
Surry Co.
1750. Weynette Parks Haun, Surry Co. VA
Court Records 1749-1751 Book X (Durham, 1997)
p.187 James Rae Merchant & Factor for
Collin Dunlap & Company made Oath to two accounts
against William Whiteheard & one against Thomas King which on
his motion were ordered severally to be Certified. (Court of
19 Jun. 1750 )
p. 190. Colin Dunlop & Robert Cristie
& Company Merchants, Plts. agt. Thomas Eldridge Gent.
Admm &c. of Thomas King deced. Deft. In Case... this Day came
the Plts. by their attorneys & the said Dft. being arrested
& now called & not appearing by means where of the Plts.
remain thereof against him undefended. therefore it's
Considered by the Court that the Plts. recover against the said
Deft. their Damages by them sustained by Occasion of the premises
to be ascertained by a Jury at the Next Court Unless the said
Deft. shall then appear & plead. (Court of 17 Jul.
1750 )
p. 231. Collin Dunlap & Company
Merchts. Plts agt. William Newsum & Henry Browne Defts In
Case. This Day came the parties by their attorneys & the said
Deft. saving to him self all Advantages as well to the Writ as
the Declaration prays & has leave to Imparl till the Next
Court the same Day is given the Plt. here &c. (Court of 16
Oct. 1750 )
p. 308. Colin Dunlop, Robt. Cristie &
Company Merchts plts. against the same Deft [Thos. Eldridge,
Adm. &c. of Thos. King decd.] Deft. complains his intestate
did not assume in manner and form as Plt. complains. Continues to
next court. (Court 21 May 1751 )
p. 320. Colin Dunlop & Robert Cristie
& Co. Plts. against William Newsum & Henry Browne
defts. Continued for trials. (Court 21 May 1751 )
p. 342. Robert Dunlop & Robert Cristie in Co.
Mercht . Plts. against Ellin Rookings Admx.
&c of William Rookings decd. Deft. failed to appear. Referred
to next court. (Court 16 Jul. 1751 )
p. 351. Colin Dunlop & Robert Cristie
& Co. Plts. against Thomas Eldridge Admr. of Thomas King,
decd. Deft. In Case. Jury awards Plt. nine pounds eight shillings
7 four pence & costs to be levied upon estate of deft. (Court
16 Jul. 1751 )
p. 389. Robt. Dunlop & Robert Cristie in Co.
Merchts. Plts against Ellin Rookings Admx
of Wm. Rookings decd. Deft. not appearing, court finds for Plt.
Amount to be determined by jury at next court. (Court 20 Aug.
1751 )
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15 May 1753. John
Cocke to Archibald Dunlop. 1 lot of ½ acre in the
town of Guilford laid off by John Cocke at or near the head of
Chipokes Creek #13 in the plan of said town. (Surry Co. Deed Book
6, p. 660.)
20 Jun. 1758
Recorded. Will of John I'Anson, Doctor witnessed by
Archibald Dunlop , Henry Browne and Benjamin Cocke, WB 10,
p. 148 (Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry County, Virginia, Wills,
Estate Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800 , p. 67)
Walter Keeble to Colin
Dunlop & Robert Christie & Co., Merchants in Glascow
, a mortgage on some goods not listed. (Surry Co., VA, Deed Book
7, p. 212.)
20 Feb. 1759. Archibald
Dunlop takes an apprentice, Richard Davis. Agrees to teach
him to read, write English, Arithmetic, the art of plain Sailing,
provide meat, drink, washing and lodging. (Surry Co., VA, Deed
Book 7, p. 450.)
17 August 1762.
Recorded. Inventory of Capt. James Summervill. Appraisers: James
Belsches, Archibald Dunlop, John Austin Finne. WB 10, p.
296. (Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry County, Virginia, Wills,
Estate Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800 , p. 75)
12 Mar. 1770.
Ephraim & Hannah Baird of the Parish of Martins Brandon in
Pr. Geo. Co. to Archibald Dunlop of Southwark, Surry Co.,
Merchant . for 200 lbs. current money. 207 ac. in Southwark
Parish in Surry Co. Begin near Cabin Point Mill bounding on James
Nicholson's line on the southern branch thence on that said
line to the Western Branch so running of the said Branch &
adjoining the lines of the lands now in the possession of W.
James Belches & Samuel & Geo. Kerr it being the land and
plantation where on the said Ephriam Baird lately lived, part of
which (100 ac.) he purchased from his brother, John Baird, and
107 ac. from his father's will. (Surry Co., VA, Deed Book 10,
p. 67.)
25 March 1777.
Recorded. Will of Adam Fleming. Mentions business of Messrs.
Glasford, Gordon, Monbath & Co., Merchants of Glasgow.
Friends: Benjamin Harrison, Jr. of Brandon, William Allen, Esq.
and Archibald Dunlop Esq. Witnesses: George Kerr, Susanna
Buchanan, Mary I'Anson, Alexander Leslie and Archibald
Dunlop WB 10a, p. 459 (Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry County,
Virginia, Wills, Estate Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800 ,
p. 102)
24 Feb. 1778. Recorded. Inventory. Capt.
Thomas Holt. Appraisers: James Belsches, Archibald Dunlop
, Thomas Peter. WB 10a, p. 483 (Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry
County, Virginia, Wills, Estate Accounts and Inventories
1730-1800 , p. 105)
28 Jul. 1778. Dower in Estate of Henry
Cocke to Mrs. Catherine Cocke. Divided by James Belsches, William
Short, William Harris & Archibald Dunlop . WB 11, p.
13 (Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry County, Virginia, Wills, Estate
Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800 , p. 109)
23 May 1780. Recorded. Account Current,
George Pyland. Auditors James Kee and Archibald Dunlop .
WB 11, p.152 (Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry County, Virginia,
Wills, Estate Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800 , p.
111)
25 Mar. 1783. Recorded. Inventory. Mr.
David Hunter. appraisers: James Belsches, Sr., Thomas Peter &
Archibald Dunlop . WB 11, p. 366 (Lyndon H. Hart III,
Surry County, Virginia, Wills, Estate Accounts and Inventories
1730-1800, p. 118)
23 Jun. 1784. Inventory. Susanna Cocke.
Appraisers: James Kee, Thomas Peter & Archibald Dunlop
. WB 12, p. 28 (Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry County, Virginia,
Wills, Estate Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800 , p.
121)
22 Jul. 1784. Recorded. Inventory. Francis
Moreland. Administrator: Archibald Dunlop . WB 12, p. 30
(Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry County, Virginia, Wills, Estate
Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800 , p. 121)
22 Jul. 1784. Recorded. Inventory. Peggy
Cleveland. Administrator: Archibald Dunlop . WB 12, p. 31
(Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry County, Virginia, Wills, Estate
Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800 , p. 121)
28 Sep. 1784. Recorded. Inventory. William
Hunter. Appr: Thomas Peter & Archibald Dunlop . WB 12,
p. 35 (Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry County, Virginia, Wills,
Estate Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800 , p. 121)
24 Jul. 1787. Recorded. Will. James
Willison. Witnesses: James Belsches, Sr., Archibald Dunlop
, William Laughton & James Gilchrist. WB 12, p. 153 (Lyndon
H. Hart III, Surry County, Virginia, Wills, Estate Accounts
and Inventories 1730-1800 , p. 127)
23 Oct. 1787. Recorded. Account Current.
Frances Moreland. Administrator: Archibald Dunlop. WB 12,
p. 165 (Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry County, Virginia, Wills,
Estate Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800 , p. 127)
23 Sep. 1788. Recorded. Inventory. James
Willison. Appr: Archibald Dunlop , William Cocke &
William Calder. WB 12, p. 195 (Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry
County, Virginia, Wills, Estate Accounts and Inventories
1730-1800 , p. 128)
27 Oct. 1789. Recorded. Inventory. William
Calder. Administrator: Archibald Dunlap. . WB 12, p. 251.
(Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry County, Virginia, Wills, Estate
Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800 , p. 130)
1782-1785. Heads of Families at the
First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790 Records
of the State Enumerations: 1782 to 1785 (Baltimore, 1986)
p. 43 Surry County, Heads of Families Virginia 1782.
Archibald Dunlop 1 white, 34 Blacks.
p.78 Surry County Heads of Families Virginia 1784.
Archibald Dunlop 3 whites, 1 dwelling, 13 other
buildings.
28 Feb. 1792. . Recorded. Will James
Gilchrist. Witnesses: Archerbald Dunlop , James Belsches,
Sr., Peter Jemm, William Cocke, Sr., William Cocke, Jr., James
Kee and Richard Ellis. WB 12, p. 319. (Lyndon H. Hart III,
Surry County, Virginia, Wills, Estate Accounts and Inventories
1730-1800 , p. 133)
1793. Clayton Torrence, Va. Wills &
Admins. 1632 - 1800 ,
p. 131, Surry Co., Dunlop, Archibald 1793 Will.
1793. Surry Co., VA Will Book 1
(1792-1799), p. 35, Will of Archibald Dunlop Dated: 2
Apr. 1793 . Recorded 25 June 1793. Wife Susanna life right to
Plantation on Low Point. All Negroes except Amy. 1/3 of stock,
1/3 of furniture etc. Sisters are Agnes & Christian Dunlop.
Legacies to: Harwood Charity, Queen Charlotte Charity. Friends:
Dr. John I'Anson, Thomas Peter, John Southall, Peter Jemm
& Walter Johnston. Witnesses: William Cocke, William Anthony,
Edward Avery, Edward Maynard, Thomas Grantham & Andrew Nimmo.
(Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry County, Virginia, Wills, Estate
Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800 , p. 136)
17 Oct. 1794. John Marston and Susanna
Dunlop. Sur. Jacob Faulcon. Married 19 Oct. by Rev. Samuel
Butler, Rector of Southwark Parish, Episcopal Church (Catherine
Lindsay Knorr, Marriage Bonds & Ministers' Returns of
Surry County, Virginia 1768-1825 , p. 60)
22 Oct. 1799. Recorded. Archibald
Dunlop Estate . Account Current. Date: 1793. Susanna Marston,
Executrix. Auditors: John Newsum & John I'Anson. WB 1, p.
343 (Lyndon H. Hart III, Surry County, Virginia, Wills, Estate
Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800, p. 150)
Weynette Parks Haun, Surry County,
Virginia Records 1652-1663, NO DUNLAP/DUNLOP
same, Surry Co. VA Court Records (DB 1) 1664-1671
Book II, NO DUNLAP/DUNLOP
same, Surry Co. VA Court Records 1672-1682 Book
III, NO DUNLAP/DUNLOP
same, Surry Co. VA Court Records (Order Book
1671-1691) Book IV, NO DUNLAP/DUNLOP
same, Surry Co. VA Court Records 1691-1700 Book
V, NO DUNLAP/DUNLOP
same, Surry Co. VA Court Records 1700-1711 Book
VI, NO DUNLAP/DUNLOP
same, Surry Co. VA Court Records 1712-1718 Book
VII, NO DUNLAP/DUNLOP
same, Surry Co. VA Court Records 1741-1745 Book
VIII, NO DUNLAP/DUNLOP
same, Surry Co. VA Court Records 1746-1748 Book
IX, NO DUNLAP/DUNLOP |
Gertrude R. B. Richards, Ph.D.,
Register of Albemarle Parish Surry and Sussex Counties
1739-1778 (Esley, SC, 1984) NO DUNLAP/DUNLOP
Eliza T. Davis, Wills & Administrations.
of Surry Co., Va. 1671-1750 NO DUNLAP/DUNLOP
June Banks Evans, Census of 1840 Surry County,
Virginia (New Orleans, 1989) NO DUNLAP/ DUNLOP
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Sussex Co.
1760. T.L.C. Genealogy, Virginia in
1760: A Reconstructed Census (Miami, 1996), p. 103, DUNLOP,
Mr., Sussex Co. Book 74:163
Weynette Parks Haun, Sussex County, Virginia
Court Records 1754-1801 Book I
p. 195. Dec. 1754 Court , Sussex Co.
Archibald Dunlop, Plt vs. John Maclin deft. case
continued.
p. 215. Jan. 1755 Court Sussex Co.
Dunlop v. Maclin cont.
p. 225. Feb. 1755 Court Sussex Co.
Archibald Dunlop v. John Maclin. jury finds for Plt. to
recover 8 pounds 12 shillings 8 ½ pence & costs.
...same court Colin Dunlop , Robert Cristie & Co. of
Glascow Merchts. Plts v. John Person, Exor. of John Person decd.
deft. jury found for pltfs. 132 pounds, 11 shilings, 10 pence
& ½ penny and costs.
p. 510. Nov. 1756 Court Sussex Co. John
Montgomerie attended two days in court as a witness for David
Hunter Plt vs Edward Bryan deft. same court. Dunlop & Co.
Merchts . Plts vs Richard Knight Deft. case discontinued for
want of prosecution.
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Weynette Parks Haun, Sussex County,
Virginia Court Records 1757-1759 Book II
p. 31. March 1757 Court. John Montgomery a
witness for Edward Bryan eight days in David Hunter vs. Edward
Bryan. Bryan to pay him two hundred pounds tobacco.
p. 90. Sept. 1757 Court . Order'd that
John Montgomerie & his tithable negro Nell be added to the
List of tithables.
p. 123. Dec. 1757 Court. Attachment
granted to Colin Dunlap, Robert Christie & Co. Plts.
vs Ephriam Knight for debt.
p. 137. Feb. 1758 Court. Sheriff has
attached estate of Ephriam Knight. Colin Dunlap, Robert
Chritie & Co. vs. Ephriam Knight.
p. 145. March 1758 Court. Deed from Benj.
Harrison to James Belches proved by oaths of
Archibald Dunlop & David Hunter.
p. 186. July 1758 Court. Deed from Benj
Harrison to James Belsches proved by oaths of Benjamin Cocke
& Archibald Dunlop.
p. 311. November 1759 Court. Archibald
Dunlop & David Ralstone Plts. vs. John Verell.
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Dr. Stephen Bradley, Jr. The Deeds of Sussex
County Virginia 1779-1792 .
p. 462. Deed Richard Andrews to William Velvane
for 385 ac. adjoining Montgomery. 20 Sep. 1787.
p. 511. Deed William Timberlake to James Cooper.
96 ac. adjoins Peter Jones, Coppohank, Swamp, John Montgomery,
Thomas Edmunds, Frederick Briggs. 13 Aug. 1787.
p. 596. Deed. Henry Jarrad Jr. & wife to
James Turner Jr. 1 Apr. 1789. Turner was Jarrad's
security for 2 judgment bonds, 1 due to Charles Briggs & 1
due to Robert Dunlop
p. 692. Nicholas Ogbun to William Stuart deed.
pers prop. Benj. Montgomery a witness. 17 Feb. 1789.
p. 745. deed Nicholas Ogburn to John Mason 17
Feb. 1790 pers prop. Benj. Montgomery a witness,
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Washington Co.
1782-1787. Augusta B. Fothergill and John
Mark Naugle, Virginia Tax payers 1782-87 Other Than Those
Published by the United States Census Bureau (Baltimore,
1986) p. 38
| Name |
Poll |
Slaves |
County |
| Dunlop, Ephriam |
1 |
0 |
Wash. |
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Westmoreland
Co.
T.L.C. Genealogy,
Virginia in 1740: A Reconstructed Census (Miami,
1992), p. 93
DUNLOP, James, Westmoreland, 111 (Westmoreland Co. Orders,
1739-1743);
DUNLOP, Mr., Westmoreland, 112 (Westmoreland Co. Records,
Inventories No. 1, 1723-1746)
DUNLOP, William, Westmoreland, 111, 112 (see previous)
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