10 Feb. 1680/81^16,42

Henrico County Virginia, Record Book 1, 1677 – 1692, Deeds, Wills, Settlements of Estates etc., LDS Microfilm # 31769, page 152
Att a courte holden att Varina for laying the levy) for this county of Henrico (by adjournment) this tenth day of February (by his mahs(?) Justices of the peace for the said County) in the thirty second year of the reigne of our soveraigne Lord Charles the second by the grace of God of Gre ??? England Scotland France & Ireland King defender of the faith &c: And in the year of our Lord God 1680.
Ralph Jackson aged 30 years or thereabouts
Deposeth
That as ye deponent was walking upon the Road he saw two of the sd wd Stratton and (?) his saw to(?) falling of fencing , where I ye deponent had fallen timber for Mr Epes about some years since without molestation. As I came back again Mr Stratton’s East(?) was standing upon the land to carry fencing away.
Ye further smith(?) not
Ralph Jackson RI
Jun(?) Gorman(?) Nobis(?) to the die Feb 1680
Jus Harrar
Richd Cocke Sen
Record at ?
David dep (?) ?
James Hill aged 25 years deposeth That as ye deponent was setting by Wm(?) Stratton’s sawts(?) Wit Epes came fore warned them from cutting timber asking the fellow who sett him to workes ye he replyed his master In a the same day we canged(?) servay(?) the fencing shesses
Ye further saith not
James Hill (X)
Gar(?) cer(?) am(?) Nobes(?) 10 mo(?) die(?) February 1680
Jno Harrar
Richd Cocke Senr
Recordeth
H Davis dep (?) 

21 June 1681⁴²

Henrico County Virginia, Record Book 1, 1677 – 1692, Deeds, Wills, Settlements of Estates etc., LDS Microfilm # 31769, page 191
Att a courte holden att Varina for laying the levy) for this county of Henrico (by his mahs(?) justices of the peace for the said County) this thirtieth day of October In the thirty third year of the reigne of our soveraigne Lord Charles the second by the grace of God of Great Brittaine France & Ireland King defender of the faith &c: And in the year of our Lord God 1681.
Court Henrico Vicessinco die & Ono Anno Dom 1681
Wee the subscribed being summons upon a jury to enquire into the death of Walter Shers, wee find by the examination of information given us that he accidentally came to his end by goeing in the river swept in the channel & soe was drowned & here to subscribe our hands to this 21st of June 1681
Ralph Jackson RI his mark
James Hill his mark
Thomas Chetham
Mel: Richardson
Francis Youla
Edw Thatcher
Francis Epes
Jos. Berkhead
Thos Shippy TS his mark
Jno Worsham
Edw Shatton Junr
Robt Povall Rp his mark
Sworn before me Richd Cocke Sen
Recorded PH Davis dep Gestow(?)

1 Feb. 1687/88⁴³

Henrico County Virginia, Record Book 2, 1678 - 1693, Deeds, Wills, Settlements of Estates etc., LDS Microfilm # 31770, page 262
Henrico Co. Will and Deeds page 262 --- 1 Feb 1687

http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~kallenbach/213_deeds..htm
Att a court held at Varina for the County of Henrico the first day of February (by his mahs(?) justices of ye peace for ye said County) in the third year of the reign of our Soveraign Lord James the Second by ye grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King defender of the faith &c: And in the year of our Lord God 1687
Upon ye petition m Fra Epes these may certify that there is due unto him sixteen hundred & fifty acres of land for ye importation of these thirty three persons into this colony whose names are under(?) written
Being proved by his oath
Tom, Sue, Santy/Saty(?) Beridy/Bendy(?), Betty, Abram, Mari, Moles(?), Farthing, Dick & Tony negroes and Fra Spike, Mary Breton, Eilaugh(?) Rose, Wm Okes, Susan Simons, Fra Eperte(?), Ralph Jackson, Tho Vincent, Edw Thatcher, Ellen Wattigh(?), Elizt Worth/North, Rey(?) Bell, Hen. Clark, Wm Smith, Cha Denis(?), Wm Osborn, Mathers Eres(?). Waske(?) Pekinair(?), Edward Stanty, Richd __, For(?) Smith, Fra Epes

3 Dec. 1689^25,44

Charles City County, Virginia Court Orders 1687 – 1695, page 262
At a court holden at Westopher, 3rd December 1689
Administration granted Ralph Jackson on estate of Robert Weekes, dec’d, and said Jackson and John Hardiman gave bond to administer estate.

Aug 1690⁴⁴

Charles City County, Virginia Court Orders 1687 – 1695, page 295
http://www.freeafricanamericans.com/free_Indians.htm

August 1690, Jenny an Indian girl belonging to Ralph Jackson is adjudged to be 6 years old.

29 Apr. 1692¹¹

Land Office Patents No. 8, 1689 - 1695, p. 216, Reel 8, in The Library of Virginia (Virginia Digital Library), http://www.lva.lib.va.us/index.htm
To all ye whereas yw now know ye that I the sd Fra Nicholas Esqr His Maj L Governor do give & grant unto Francis Maybury a tract of land containing four hundred and forty acres situated & lying & being in ye county of Henrico & in ye parish of Bristoll & on ye north side of Swift Creek, viz
Beginning at a corner black oak of ye land formerly belonging to _? King but now in the possession of Mr Henry Randoplh & runneth thence on his lines sixty four poles south west to a corner pohickory thence on the lines of Samuel Newman northwest three hundred & forty six poles to a corner white oak & north by west one hundred & three poles to a corner black oak & north sixty four poles to a corner black oak thence leaving Newman’s lines & run east & by north sixty poles & east two hundred poles to a corner black oak on ye line of William Pride thence on his line south west by south thirty poles to a corner pine & south three hundred poles to a corner pine & south east by east eighty six poles to ye place we began measuring the aforesaid four hundred & forty acres of land & is due unto ye sd Fran Maybury by & for ye importation of nine persons– to have and to hold & to be held & yielding? & paying? & provided? & ye dated 29th day of April AD 1692
Elinor Buckley, Maty Watson, Fra Beaverrain?, Mary Beaverrain?, Mary Butler, her child, Margt Quork?, Margt _?, Susanna Symour

29 Apr. 1692¹¹

Land Office Patents No. 8, 1689 - 1695, p. 244, Reel 8, in The Library of Virginia (Virginia Digital Library), http://www.lva.lib.va.us/index.htm 
Prince George County Land Patents, 1666 – 1719, Volume 1, LDS Microfilm 1320654, Item 13, Microfilmed data from “Virginia Colonial Abstracts”, Series 2, Volume 6, by Lindsay O. Duvall
To all ye whomever ye now know that I Francis Nicholson Esq His Maj Liet Gov Gen do give & grant unto Ralph Jackson Joseph Maddox and John Dugles a tract of land containing seven hundred and eighty four acres lying and being in ye County Charles City and in ye Parish of Bristoll, viz
Beginning at a corner white oak standing over a small branch falling into Moncuseneck Main Creek & runneth thence west two hundred poles crossing Wildcatt fall down to a corner pokrey, thence west north west ninety five poles to a corner pine, thence north by west one hundred twenty six poles to a corner pockory, thence north east one hundred and seven poles to a corner white oak, thence north by west one hundred and twenty six poles to a corner white oak, thence west north west ten poles, thence north sixty two poles to a corner black oak, thence east north east fifty one poles to a corner black oak, thence south east seventy five poles to a corner black oak, thence north east & by east one hundred fifty six poles to a corner white oak, thence south east & by east twenty poles to a corner pockory, thence east north east twenty nine poles to a corner oak, thence south forty three poles crossing Wildcatt fall down, thence south east & by east one hundred poles to a corner _? oak, thence south one hundred forty two poles to a corner white oak, thence south west & by west one hundred twenty six poles to two corner pines standing on our center branch, thence down that branch as it runneth to the place it began. The sd land being due unto _? _? Ralph Jackson, Joseph Maddux & John Dugles by and for transportation of sixteen persons
To have and to hold, yielding & paying, provided per date twenty ninth day of April and year 1692
Geo. Hattan, Klis. Kendall, Rich. Longwell, Pomply & Gay (Jay), 11 by cert. from Wm Edwards 6/-/1689

10 Feb. 1692/93¹¹

Land Office Patents No. 8, 1689 – 1695, p. 244, Reel 8, Charles City County, The Library of Virginia, Land Office Grants
Ralph Jackson of 1st part, Joseph Maddox of 2nd part, and John Dowglas of 3rd part: Whereas Gov. Fra. Nicholson granted to above persons 784 acres in Charles City Co., Bristol Parish, 21 April 1692, the three parties have agreed land should be divided into 3 unequal parts. To Ralph Jackson, 284 acres, to Joseph Maddox 200 acres in the middle and to John Dowglas the southernmost 300 acres.
Wit. Thomas Anderson, Charles Blanchvill
Signed Ralph (R) Jackson, Joseph (IM) Maddox, John Dowglas
Recorded 13 April 1693

1 Feb. 1697/98

Henrico County, Virginia Record Book 3, page 179, LDS Film # 31770
At a court held for the county of Henrico April the first of his majesties justice of ye peace for ye county in the tenth year of the reign of William the third by the grace of god King of England Scotland France and Ireland defender of the faith in the year of our Lord 1698
Upon the motion of Ralph Jackson it is ordered that _ _ _ _ land from Mabury with ye _ _ _ _ of dowry from ye said Maburys wife

1 Feb. 1697/98

Henrico County, Virginia Record Book 3, page 195, LDS Film # 3177
Samuel Newman acknowledgeth a deed of sale of one hundred and sixty acres of land to Ralph Jackson & his wife relinquisheth her right of dower and it is ordered that ye land be entered upon record

1 April 1698

Henrico County, Virginia Deeds 1677 – 1705, page 75
Francis Mabury of Charles City Co., for £11, to Ralph Jackson of same, 440 acres in Bristol Parish on north side of Swift Creek, bounded by land formerly Mr. King’s (now Henry Randolph’s), Samuel Newman and William Pride; being land granted to said Maybury 29 April 1692. 1 April 1698
Wit: Pete. Field, Eliz. Soane
Signed: Francis Maybury
Recorded 1 April 1698
Elizabeth, wife of Francis, relinquished her dower right.
Francis Mayberry bought the land in Bristol Parish on north side of Swift Creek from King, Sml Newman and Wm Pride in 1692

1 April 1698²⁵

Henrico County, Virginia Order Book, 1694 – 1701, page 179
Henrico County, Virginia Record Book 3, page 179, LDS Film # 3177
At a court held at Varina for ye county of Henrico Aprill the first by his majesties justices of ye peas for ye said county in the tenth year of the reign of William the third by the grace of god King of England Scotland France and Ireland defender of the faith and in the year of our lord god 1698
Upon the motion of Ralph Jackson it is ordered that this conveyance of land from Mabury with ye relinquishment of dowry from ye said Maybury’s wife be entered upon record.

26 April 1698

Land Office Patents No. 9, 1697-1706 (v.1 & 2 p.1-742), p. 149, Reel 9, in The Library of Virginia (Virginia Digital Library), http://www.lva.lib.va.us/index.htm 
Prince George County Land Patents, 1666 – 1719, Volume 1, LDS Microfilm 1320654, Item 13, Microfilmed data from “Virginia Colonial Abstracts”, Series 2, Volume 6, by Lindsay O. Duvall
Nich: Overbey, 365 Acs., C. C. Co., Bristol Parish, beg. At the black oake side line to the sd. Overbeys land being a tract of 323 acres formerly taken up & Patented by him, the sd. Line being a W. 27 deg. S. line 89 pl. and runs then S. 15 deg. W. 104 po. to a pine by a slash called the round ponds, thence S. 50 deg. W. 60 po. to a Western Wading Path at a red oake near the upper side thereof, then 24 deg. W. 166 po. to 2 black oakes and a pine at the head of a Br. on a point then 64 deg. W. 109 po. to Ralph Jackson’s line at a small red oake, thence along the sd. Jacksons line W. 32 deg. E. 120 po. to a scrubbed black oake, thence N. 104 po. to a gum in a Br. of Rohoick in the line of Mr. Rich’d Jones, thence along the sd. Jones line E. 1 Deg. ¼ N. 82 po. to the sd. Jones corner ash S. along red oakes and a pine by the head of a Br. of Rohoick, thence along the sd. Jones line N. 10 deg. ¾ E. 17 po. to hickory corner tree to the sd. Jones and henry Wall, then along the sd. Walls land N. 29 deg. ¾ E. 17 po. to a small red oake corner of the sd Walls at or near the Main Br. of Rohoick on a hill side, then along the sd. Walls Land E. 13 deg. ¾ N. 13 po. to the Main Br. of Rohoick, then up the Main Br. of Rohoick along the sd. Overbeys old land S. by E. 116 po. to a pine, thence along the sd. Overbey’s old land E. 27 deg. N. 96 po. to the 1st mentioned beginning. The Land was due Nich. Overbey for Trans. of 7 psons (not named), 26 April 1698

27 April 1698³⁰

Totty Records of Charles County, Virginia

Henrico County Virginia Wills & Deeds, Etc. 1677-1692
Samuel Newman of Henrico Co., for 1000 lbs tobacco, to Ralph Jackson of Charles City County, land on north side of Swift Creek, bounded by the creek, 190 (?) acres. 27 April 1698
Signed: Abraham (AB) Burton, Thomas (T) Totty, John Whitley
Signed: Samuel Newman
Recorded 1 June 1698

1 June 1698²⁵

The Jacksons of Lower Virginia, Evelyn Duke Brandenburger

Henrico County, Virginia Order Book 1694 – 1701, page 179
Ralph Jackson at a court of Henrico County moved that his conveyance of land from Francis Maybury with relinquishment of dower from Maybury’s wife be entered upon the record.

1 June 1698²⁵

The Jacksons of Lower Virginia, Evelyn Duke Brandenburger

Henrico County, Virginia Order Book 1694 – 1701, page 196
Samuel Newman acknowledged a deed of sale to Ralph Jackson of 160 acres.

1 Aug. 1699

Henrico County, Virginia Record Book 3, page 235, LDS Film # 3177
At a court held at Varina for the county of Henrico August the first 1699 and in the eleventh year of his mahestiers reign.
Ralph Jackson ack convey of 300 acres of land unto John Perkinson & his wife Leah Jackson relinquishes her right of dower to ye said land

1 Aug. 1699²⁵

The Jacksons of Lower Virginia, Evelyn Duke Brandenburger

Henrico County, Virginia Deeds and Wills 1697 – 1704, page 146
Ralph Jackson of Bristol Parish, Charles City Co, for love and affection to John Perkinson and Elizabeth, his wife, my daughter, land on north side of Swift Creek purchased of Samuel Newman and other of Fra May, bounded by the creek, Mr. King, Mr. Ligon and Bowman, 300 acres. 1 Aug. 1699
Wit. Seth (S) Perkinson, Nich. Dison
Signed: Ralph (RJ) Jackson
Recorded 1 Aug. 1699
Leah, wife of Ralph, relinquished her dower right.

1701/1702

Charles City County Dragoons, taken from records relating to Virginia in the Public Records Office London, C.O.5/1312 (2) published in Section III, pages 215-216 of Virginia's Colonial Soldiers, by Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, MD, 1998
http://home.triad.rr.com/gilliamsofva/Charles%20City/Dragoons%201701/Dragoons1701.html 
Sargent James Lundy, Sargent John More, Sargent Isaac Hall, Sargent John Lovesy, Henry Ally, Jr, Thomas Burge, William Butler, John Clarke, John Clay, John Cliburn, William Coleman, William Coxsy, George Crooke, Batt Crowder, William Frost, Gabriel Harrison, John Gillum, Jr., Samuel Harwell, John Hill, Jr., Richard Hudson, Ralph Jackson, Henry King, John Lasenby, Francis Mabery, William Mallone, Richard Masy [Massey], James Matthews, Henry Mitchell, John Mitchell, Patrick Mitchell, Edward Murrell, Daniel Nance, John Oliver, William Raines, Henry Reed, Edward Parram, William Pettipoll, William Raines, George Spell, Thompson Staple, John Tally, Edward Tatem, Natt Tatem, Sr., Thomas Thoeoer, Sr, John Tucker, Joseph Tucker, James Vaughan, Samuel Vaughan, Thomas Willingham, William Wells, John Woodliefe, Jr

24 Apr. 1703

Henrico County USGENWEB page, http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/henrico/deeds/patent.txt
Henrico Co., Virginia
Virginia Patent Book 9, pages 540-541
To all &c Whereas &c Now know ye that I the said Francis Nicholson Esqr /Governer &c do with the advice & Consent of the Councill of State accordingly give & grant unto Captn: Francis Epes Mr Isham Epes Mr Frances Epes Junior Mr George Robinson Minister and Mrs Elizabeth Kennon & Mr Phillip Jones & Mrs Martha Stratton & Mr Geo Archer & Mr James Hill a tract of Land containing four thousand acres lying and being in the County of Henrico on the North side of Appomattock river begining at two Corner [ ] on the said riverbelow the mouth of Wintopock main Creek and runeth thence into the Woods North West and by North two hundred thirty two poles to a Corner pine thence North by East Seventy six poles to a Corner black Oake thence North by West forty poles to a Corner black Oake thence West and by North one hundred & fourty poles to a Corner gum thence North North West Eighty six poles to Corner black Oake West South West twenty two poles to a Corner pine thence West fourty eight poles to a Corner white Oake thence North thirty two poles to a black Oake thence North West Seventy two poles to a Corner white Oake thence North by West ninety four poles to a Corner hiccory thence North by East fifty two poles to a Corner black Oake thence North East fourty eight poles to a Corner hiccory thence North two hundred twenty eight poles crossing the Northerne branch of Wintopock to a Corner black Oake thence North East by North fifty poles to a Corner black Oake thence North thirty four poles to a Corner white Oake thence West North West one hundred thirty five poles crossing the middle branch to a Corner gum thence North West Seventeen poles to a Corner pine thence North North East Seventy poles to a Corner white Oake thence / North West by North one hundred twelve poles to a Corner hiccory thence West ninety poles to a Corner white Oake thence North West fifty six poles to a Corner maple standing upon Wintopock main Creek thence down the main Creek according to the meanders thereof to a Corner white Oake standing on the South side of the said Creek thence South west and by South thirty eight
poles to a Corner white Oake thence South & by West one hundred & ninety poles to a Corner pine thence South West and by West sixty four poles to a Corner black Oake thence South South East Eighty one poles to a Corner hiccory thence South by West fourty six poles to a Corner black Oake South by East Seventy four poles
to a Corner black Oake thence South one hundred Sixty six poles to a Corner black Oake thence South West fourty poles to a Corner black Oake & South East twenty eight poles to a Corner butter wood Corner on a small branch thence down that branch to Appomattock river thance down ye said river according to the meanders thereof to ye place it began including the aforesaid four thousand acres of Land the Land being due unto the Sd Cap:in Francis Epes Mr Isham Epes Mr Francis Epes Junor Mr Geo Robinson Minister & Mrs Elizabeth Kennon & Mr Phill: Jones & Mrs Martha Stratton and Mr George Archer and Mr James Hill by and for the transportation of Eighty persons into this Colony whose names are to be in the records mentioned under this patent To have & to hold &c To be held &c Yielding & paying &c Provided &c Given under my hand & the Seale / of the Colony this 24:th day of Aprill anno Dom 1703
Exd
Cap: in Francis Epes &c their patent for 4000 acres of Land in Henrico County
G Fr: Nicholson
Blessing &c
Mary Barnacle, Richard Hand, Edwd Thatcher, Dorothy Brown, Wm Edwards, Ellen Walker, Margtt Overby, James King, Eliza North, Jane Stroude, John Lewis, Rowld Bell, Jane Green, Timo Bonus, Henry Clark, Wm Pane, Saml Kendall, Wm Smith, Wm Marlin, Cha Mackartee, Cha Dennis, Wm Cooke, Andr Crawfoot, Wm Osborn, James Miller, Haniball Haskins, Matt Jones, Caleb Ware, John Decus, Walter Pitman, Anthony Downing, Edwd Harper, Edwd Standley, Wm Muggee, James Hill, Richard ?, John Swaine, Wm Loftice, John Smith, John Bay, Jona Ingram, Fra Jones, Jeffery Robinson, Richd Godin, Wm Huff, John Patridge, Mary Colcor, Wm Stiles, Saml Cooke, John Brown, Thomas Deane, Daniel Watts, Saml Bushell, Margtt Magee, Wm Adsorne, Sarah Sheppard, Saml West, Wm Wright, Susan Nockson, Saml Iles, Edwd Harper, Easter Orchard, Richd Harford, Tho Thorpp, Giles Roe, Trestam Paine, Will Okes, Charles Egan, Susan Simons, Thomas Taylor, Fra Yeule, John Littleworth, Rolph Jackson, Thomas Vincent

23 Oct. 1703²⁵

Patent Book 9, page 571
Prince George County Land Patents, 1666 – 1719, Volume 1, LDS Microfilm 1320654, Item 13, Microfilmed data from “Virginia Colonial Abstracts”, Series 2, Volume 6, by Lindsay O. Duvall
Robert Bolling, 365 acres, Bristol Parish, C. C. Co., beg. at a black oake, side line to sd. Overbies land being a tract of 323 acres, formerly taken up & Patented by sd. Overbey, the sd. line being a W 27 d. S line 89 po. & running thence S 15 deg. W 104 po to a pine by a slash called the Round Pond, thence S 50 deg. W 60 po. to the Western Trading Path at a red oake near the upper side thereof, thence S 24 deg W, 166 po. To 2 black oakes & a pine at the head of a branch on a point, thence 64 deg. W, 109 po. To Ralph Jackon’s line at a small red oake, thence along the sd Jackson’s Land, thence along sd Jackson’s line W 32 deg ½ N, 72 po. to a white oak corner to sd Jackson’s land, N 1 deg W, 44 po. To the sd Jackson’s corner, thence N 23 deg. E 120 po. To a verubed black oake, thence N 104 po. Toa gum in a branch of Rohoick in the line of Mr. Rich. Jones, thence along the sd Jones line E 1 ¼ deg N 82 po. To the sd Jones’s corner at 2 saplin red oaks & a pine by the head of a branch of Rohoick, thence along the sd. Jones line N 10 ¾ deg E 65 po. To a hickory corner tree to the sd Jones & Henry Walls land N 29 ¾ deg E 17 po. To a small red oake corner of ye sd Walls at or near the main branch of Rohoick on a hillside, thence along the sd Walls land E 13 ¾ deg N 13 po. To the main branch of Rohoick, thence up the main branch of Rohoick along the sd. Overbyes old land S by E 116 poles to the beginning. The sd land was formerly granted to Nich Overby by patent 26 Apr. 1698, deserted & since to Robert Bolling by order of the Gen’l Court 22 April 1703, further granted & by trans. Of 8 persons, not named, 23 Oct. 1703. At the foot of the patent 8 rights paid to Wm Byrd, Esq, Auditor.

1704

1704 Alphabetical Rent Roll of Virginia 1704/05, Wright Electronic Genealogy Project, P.O. Box 692446, Houston, TX 77069-2446, (c) 1994 in The Planters of Colonial Virginia, Thomas J. Wertenbaker, Russell & Russell New York, New York, ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/misc/1704va.txt 
A rent roll __ the lands held in the county of Prince George for the year 1704
Ralph Jackson
140 acres
Prince George County

1704^7,25,26

Quit Rent Rolls of Virginia, Autographs 1701/2
Ralph Jackson 250 acres Henrico County (1705)

1 March 1706³¹

Henrico County, Virginia Land Deeds, Film # 1697555 Item #9, Deed 15, page 21, On File with the Family History Library 85 West South Temple St., Salt Lake City, Utah 84105
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/henrico/deeds/deeds001.txt 
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/henrico/deeds/misc0001.txt
Samuel Newman of Bristol Parish, Henrico Co., to John Bowman of Henrico Parish, Henrico Co., for 4 pounds/shillings(?). 100 acres in Appomattox on North side of Swift Creek, bounded by Ralph Jackson. Land was granted to said Newman by Patent 20 April 1687. With houses, etc.
Wit: Isham Epes
Signed: Samuel Newman, Francis Epes, Jr.

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

1 Feb. 1709^15,25

The Jacksons of Lower Virginia, Virginia Genealogist, July/Sept. 1986
Ralph Jackson’s will was proved

3 Sept. 1711^19,35

Henrico County, Virginia Wills, page 99
Henrico County Wills and Deeds 1710 - 1714
Accounts of Ralph Jackson, presented in court by Leah Jackson and recorded

9 Oct. 1714^25,32

The Jacksons of Lower Virginia, Virginia Genealogist, July/Sept. 1986

Prince George County, Virginia, Deeds & Wills, 1713 – 1728, page 29
William Mayes of Bristol Parish, Prince George County, sells to Samuel Birch of the same place 180 acres now in his possession on Arthur’s Swamp in above parish and county. Beside the land of John Douglas, dec’d. and Ralph Jackson, Dec’d, now called the land of Edward Clarke and Gabriel Arthur.

9 June 1724³⁶

Chesterfield Patents 1638 - 1790

Jno Pattison
350a Henrico/ E s Nooneing Ck of N s Appomattox Riv

9 May 1726^25,32

Prince George County, Virginia, Deeds & Wills, 1713 – 1728, page 929
John Pattison of Bristol Parish, Henrico County, and Leah, his wife conveyed to Buller Herbert of Bristol parish, Prince George County, 331 acres in Bristol Parish, being part of a 600 acre grant in Charles City County to Christopher Woodard which on 24 August 1637 was conveyed to Samuel Woodard, his son with 119 acres more to Anthony Wyatt, who conveyed to Robert Burgess and he to William Williams, to whom the 331 acres was afterwards granted by patent on 8 April 1674, and after the death of Williams the land descended unto Leah Pattison and Rachel Williams his daughters.
John (X) Patterson
Leah (X) Patterson
Wit: James Powell Cocke, Richard Herbert
Recorded Oct. 11, 1726

30 June 1732^25,37

Henrico County, Virginia, Wills & Deeds 1725 – 1737, page 350
Ralph Jackson of county and parish of Henrico to Thomas Nash of same, 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 Jackson made of gift of same land entered by their father Ralph Jackson, dec’d, and by said Daniel sold to said Ralph, being next to land of Maj. Peter Field and Lickin Hole Creek.
Wit. John Nash, Anne Nash, Thos. Spencer, John Grissell
Signed Ralph (RI) Jackson
Recorded 1st Mon. in July 1732
Obedience, wife of Ralph, relinquished her dower right.

4 Oct. 1736^37,48

Henrico County, Virginia, Wills & Deeds 1725 – 1737, page 613
Elizabeth Perkinson of Dale Parish, Henrico Co., for love and affection to my son William Perkinson, 300 acres on north side of Swift Creek, where he now lives; being land Ralph Jackson gave to me and my dec’d husband John Perkinson 1 Aug 1699, bounded as in deed. 4 Oct. 1736
Wit: William Kennon, Thomas Eldridge, Will Kennon, Jr.
Signed Elizabeth (EP) Perkinson
Recorded 1st Mon. May 1737

9 Oct. 1746³⁸

Colonial Wills of Henrico County, Virginia, Part Two, 1737 – 1781, abstracted and compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III
Will of John Patterson
To wife Ailse, whole estate and to be executor
Wit: Patrick Mullen, Alleck Moor, Parmenas Palmer, Joseph Trayler
Recorded Feb. 1746

Jan. 1746/47

Henrico Co Deed Book 1750-1767 Abstracts printed in Tidewater Virginia Families, Virginia Lee Hutcheson Davis, Editor, Vol. 9, No. 2; Aug-Sep 2000, p.239 _____1746
Listed on Rootsweb message board
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WBC.2ACI/2700.2
John Patterson of Dale Parish, Henrico Co to Ralph Jackson and Joseph Jackson, sons-in-law, for careful maintenance while I live with a decent burial Christianlike, all my lands to be equally divided, Ralph Jackson to have the plantation with the appurtenances and personal estate thereon, except my Great Bible and great brass kettle and one young cow; Bible to Ralph and kettle to Joseph; sealed by the gift and delivery of a key to the new house to Ralph and Joseph Jackson.
Wit: George Cogbill, Elkanah Anderson, Francis (his mark) Histole (Hester)
Signed: John (his mark) Pattison
Recorded 1st Mon in Jan 1746; further proved 2 Jul 1753

The Jacksons of Lower Virginia, Virginia Genealogist, July/Sept. 1986

Henrico County, Virginia Deed Book, page 239
John Pattison deeded to Ralph Jackson and Joseph Jackson, his sons in law (step sons), all lands in Dale Parish (now Chesterfield County) to be divided between them. The deed was proved by Francis Hester and Elahanah Anderson