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Note for: David Waller Chenault, 3 Feb 1826 - 4 Jul 1863 Index

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Place: Richmond Cemetery, Richmond, Madison, Kentucky

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Note for: Lockard Brown, 1748 - Index

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LAND & PROPERTY: Halifax County, Virginia Deed Book 14, 1784-1790, Vol 5, p 133, FHL #975.5661 R2h. Page 487. Sep 11, 1789 from Abia Cheatham and Frances, his wife, of H, to Lockey Brown of H, for 85 š, about 240 acres in H on both sides of Burches Cr, and bounded by Edmond Rose, Robert Cheatham, Harper, Soapers branch, Edmunds, Edmonds. Signed - Abia Cheatham, Frances (X her mark) Cheatham. Wit - Richard A Holland, Daniel Willson, Frederick Brown. Recorded Sep 28, 1789.

Ibid., Book 15, 1790-1793, Vol 6, p 5, FHL #975.5661 R2h. Page 22. I, John Brown of H, for divers good causes, confirm to Lockey Brown, 1 Negro woman named Lydda, 1 Negro boy named Isaac, 1 Negro girl named Dicey. Signed Jun 8, 1790 - John Brown. Wit - Wm B. Cheatham, Langston Brown. Recorded Dec 27, 1790.

Ibid., Book 17, 1796-1798, p.360, FHL #0031887. 23 Dec 1797, Lockey Brown of Halifax County, Virginia to William Arnette (or Averett) of Nottoway County, for 150 š, 240 acres on both sides of Bunches Creek. Ajoins Robert Cheatham, Edmons. Signed: Lockey Brown
25 Dec 1797 - Sally, wife of s'd Brown relinquishes her right of dower.

Ibid., Book 22, 1808-1811, p. 402, FHL #0031890. 3 Feb 1810, John Wimbish of Pittsylvania County, Virginia to Lockey Brown of Halifax County, Virginia, for 270 š, a 200 acre tract in Halifax, adjoins Wimbish and Anderson lines. Signed: John Wimbish. Wit: Robert Stewart, Richard Thompson, Robert Brown, Edmon (X) Irby, Wm Echols, ? Harrison.

Pittsylvania County, Virginia Deed 11, 1796-1799, p.222, FHL #0033268. 13 Nov 1797. Benj Burton of Pittsylvania to Lockey Brown of Pittsylvania. 300 acres for 290 š - a parcel of land on Baniston River, Spring branch at the Island Ford on Banister river. Signed: Benj. Burton. Wit: Wm Wimbish, Wm Williams, Wm Barksdale, Jesse Sifliv?, Randolph Corbin, David Molley, Joshua Corbin.

Ibid., Book 12, 1799-1802, p.145, FHL #003368. 24 May 1800, Stockley Turner of Pittsylvania to Lockey Brown, 300 acres on Elk Horn Creek. Signed Stockly Turner, Wit. Jos. E. Haley, Thos Anderson, Matt Weaver.

Ibid., Book 15, 1806-1808, p.211, FHL #0033270, 18 Oct 1806, Lockey Brown of Pittsylvania County, Virginia to Clement Brown of the same. For 100 š, 100 acres tract in P. on Elkhorn Creek, adjoins Benjamin Browners line and Thomas Crusis. Signed: Lockey Brown

Ibid., p.212, 20 Oct 1806, Lockey Brown and Sally his wife of Pittsylvania County, Virginia to Edward Hite and Harrison Hurt. A tract on Elkhorn Creek (number of acres not mentioned), for $1,100. Signed: Lockey Brown and Sally Brown. Wit: James Yancy, Isaac Smith, Thompson Robertson.

Ibid., p. 251, 19 Jan 1807, Abraham Shelton (Chloe) of Pittsylvania County, Virginia to Lockey Brown. 160 acres for 160 š, a tract on the branches of Buck branch and White Horn Creek. Adjoins s'd Brown's corner, John Stones line and Pannells line. Signed: Abraham Shelton

Ibid. Book 18, 1812-1814, p.287, FHL #0033271. 17 Oct 1808, Lockey Brown and Sarah his wife of Pittsylvania County, Virginia to John Dismukes, 400 acres. This deed is hard to read, but it appears that it is inconvenient for Sarah to appear in court to relinquish her right of dower to the land.

Ibid., Book 16, 1808-1810, p.146, FHL #0033270. 17 Oct 1808, Lockey Bown and Sarah Brown his wife of Pittsylvania County, Virginia to John Dismukes of Halifax County - 400 acres for 300š - borders Kenenk Shelton - John Stone. Signed Lockey Brown - Sarah Brown. Wit: Sam Stone, Francis Irby and Thomas Bruce.

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Note for: Rebecca Brown, 1743 - 22 Dec 1800 Index

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LAND & PROPERTY: Halifax County Deeds 1793-1796, Vol. 7, p.7. Page 43. I, John Brown of H, for divers good causes, give to Rebekah Scott, 1 Negro boy named Elijah, 1 Negro girl named Esther, 1 Negro boy named Jeremiah. I have put sd Rebekah Scott in full possession therof. Signed Nov 9, 1793 - John Brown. Wit - Frederick Brown, Lockey Brown, Langston Brown. Recorded Dec 23, 1793.

PROBATE: Halifax County, Virginia Will Book 3, 1798-1804, p.219-220, FHL #31863, December Court 1800 - I Rebeccah Scott of Halifax County, . . . Give and bequeath to my son Loften Scott one Negro boy named Elijah on condition that he is to pay unto his brother John G Scott fifteen pounds cash next Christmas twelve months also a case of bottles. . . Item, I give and bequeath to my son John G Scott one Negro boy named Jeremiah also twenty (unreadable) . . . also the half of my stock of hogs and the other half of sd hog to his brother Loften . . . Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Sally Brandon my Negro girl named Esther . . . Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter Rebeccah Brandon one negro woman named Lyd? . . . Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter Amey Scott one negro woman named Fanny. . . Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter Betsy Scott one negro woman named Phillis and feather bed and furniture and one horse name Dolphin . . . My wish is that my daughter Amey Scott shall and do pay to her grandather Brown six dollars ? annually during his life provided the negro woman Fanny should be the longest liver also . . . lastly I do appoint nominate and ordain my son John G. Scott with his brother Loften Scott and William Brandon Exrs of this my last will and Testament . . In Witness this Seventeenth day of April 1798. Signed Rebekah Scott, Wit. ? Pulliam,Sr., Caleb Townes, John Farley, Thos, Carter.

A Codicil to the within will as followeth that is I give to my daughter Rebeckah Brandon one Negro child named Dicey in lieu of the Negro child Cisley formerly bequeathed to her . . . Item, I give to my daughter Amey one negro boy named Bartlet and she my said daughter Amey is to pay to her sister Rebeckah Brandon twenty dollars as soon as may be convienent . . . Item, my will and desire is that my two daughters Amey and Elizabeth Scott do and shall have the one half of the present crop now growing on the plantation and my son Loften Scott is to have the other half . . . In Witness . . this Eleventh day of July 1799, Signed: Rebeckah Scott, Wit. Thos Carter, Jonas Syke, Patience Townes.