Research Notes on Families
of
GIBSON, NAPPER & BRAMHAM
and Ancillary Families
of

Adams, Johnson, Landers, Kimbrough, Bibb, Kennon, Thomason, Thompson, Thomasson, Bird, Thacker, Johnson, Dickenson, Wash, Terry, Humble, Walton, Homes, Sprouse, Depriest, Slater, Terrell, Tinsley, Duke, Reynolds, Napier, Ratliff, Ratcliff, Lemay, Going, Goens, Boswell, Duncan Homes, Dalton, Harris, Turner, Tyree
-- some/most of whom may not be related --

Research notes on these page may or may not be related to my families.
Napper Research Notes
Bramham Research Notes
Thomas Gibson Research Notes
White Hall Research Notes
William W. Walton Research Notes

The emphasis of this page will be on Gibson research.

RIVERS
and
TOWNS

LAND GRANTS OF GILBERT GIBSON

CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS - PATENT BOOK NO. 14, p. 379
by William Gooch, Esqr., Lieut. Governor

CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS - PATENT BOOK NO. 14, p.420

JOHN WOODY, 400 acs. (N.L.), Hanover co; on both sides of Peter' Cr; adj. John Smething; Capt. Clark; & Gilbert Gibson; by Little Cr; & on the low grounds of Poor Cr; 28 Sept. 1732; p. 472. 40 Shill.

JOHN RAGLAND, 400 acs (N.L.), Hanover Co; on both sides the South Anna River., adj. Capt. Clark; 28 Sept. 1732, p. 477. 40 Shill.

TIMOTHY DALTON, 400 acs. (N.L.) Hanover Co; on both sides of Machunk Cr; 28 Sept. 1732, p. 477, 40 Shill.

JOHN SMETHING, 400 acs. (N.L., Hanover Co; on up. side of chamberlayne's Cr; at Bunch's cor., on N. side the South Anna Riv; on Moreman's cor; & on Mrs.English's line; 28 Sept. 1732, p. 478. 40 Shill.

MATTHEW JOUET, 1074 ACS. (N.L.), Hanover Co.; on low. side of North East Cr., & N. side of the south Anna Riv; adj. Capt. Clark; & John Ragland; on Elk Slaughter Branch; 27 Sept. 1732. p. 480 5 Lbs., 10 Shill.

CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS
Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants
Author: Nell Marion Nugent
p. 214

Marriages
Louisa County, VA

Marriages
Albemarle County, VA

Marriage Bond in
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VIRGINIA

Marriages & Deaths in
GOOCHLAND CO., VIRGINIA

1780, Apr. 28. Liner Gooch & Rhode Turner, both of Louisa, Register of St. James Northam Parish
1783, Sept 11. George Morris & Sally Biggars, both of Louisa.

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Marriage Bonds of Goochland Co., VA
January 18, 1749. Clayborne Rice to Susanna Walton; sec., John Martin; witn., Henry Wood; certificate of consent from Edward Rice, father of Clayborne; witn., Charles Bellew, Wm. Hix.

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FUNERAL SERMONS
Jan. 20, 1758, Col. Turner and Harry Ashton died last fall.

ORDER BOOK
George Gibson, Benjamin Brannum, Thomas Gibson
concealing tithables
25 June 1745

Louisa County, Virginia Order Book 1742-1743

p. 31
11th of April 1743
Henry Downs against GILBERT GIBSON In Trespass Assault & Battery. This day came the parties by their Attornies and on the Deft.'s motion he hath leave to imparl (impart?) till the next Court and then to plead.

Louisa County, Virginia Order Book 1742-1743

p. 31
11th of april 1743
Upon the Petition of Charles Lemay against Vincent Sprouce for four pounds current money said to be due by Note of hand, this day came the Plf. and the Deft. having been duly summoned and served with a copy of the Plf's Petion and called and not appearing, and the Note of hand being produced,therefore it is considered by the Court that he recoover the same against the Deft. together with his costs by him in his behalf expended and a Lawyer's fee

Louisa County, Virginia Order Book 1742-1743

p. 45
13th June 1743
The Petition of Charles Lemay, Administrator &c. of Peter Lemay, deceased, against Benjamin Woodson and Bouth Napier for two pounds, seven shillings said to be due by a Note of hand is dismist, the Sheriff having returned that they are found and that they live in another County.

Louisa County, Virginia Order Book 1742-1743

p. 46
13th June 1743
Upon the attachment obtained by George Taylor against the Estate of John Mccoy and Henry Dooling who have privately removed themselves and so absonds that the ordinary process of law cnnot be served upon them for a debt due form John and Henry to the said George and the Sheriff now making return that by virtue of the Writ he had attached all the estate of the said John and Henry in the hands of GILBERT GIBSON, and the said John and Henry not appearing to replevy the same, the said GILBERT appeared and on Oath declared that he had a slave clled Cato of the estate of the said McCoy and the Plf. producing a Bill under the hands of the Defts. for five pounds, ten shillings current money, therefore it is considered by the Court that the plf. recover the same against the Defts. together with his costs by him in his behalf expended, and ordered that the slave be sold by the Sheriff towards satisfying this Judgment; But GILBERT GIBSON is first to be paid and satisfied out of the money arising by the sale of the slave the Debt for which the said GILBERT gave his Obligation on behalf of John McCoy and Henry Dooling and twenty eight shillings allowed the said GILBERT for his trouble and expense in bringing back the slave which the said Mccoy had carryed away with him,also a Judgment obtained by Gideon Marr for one pound,

continued to
p. 47
one shilling and ten pense and ten pounds of tobacco and another obtained by Henry Downs for twenty shillings and ten pounds of tobacco, both which Judgments were obtained again the said GILBERT on Account of the said McCoy

Upon theAttachment obtained by Edward Franklin against the Estate of John McKoy who hath privately removed himself and so absconds that hte ordinary process at Law cannot be served upon him for a debt due from the said John to the said Edward and theSheriff now making return that he has served the same in the hands of GILBERT GIBSON and the said John not appearing to replevy the same, the said GILBERT appeared and on Oath declared that he had a slave called Cato of the Estae of thesaid McCoy and the Plaintiff producing a Judgment of Orange County Court for forth shilings sterling, also six hundred and twelved pounds of neat tobacco and fifteen shillings current money and one hundred and fifty pounds of tobacco which he obtained against the said Defdt. therefore it is considered by the Court that the Plaintiff recover the same against the Deft. together with his costs byhim in his behalf expended to be paid and satisfied by the Sheriff out of the residue of the money arising by the sale of the said slave called Cato of the Estate of the Deft. after a Judgement this day obtained against the Deft. and Henry Dooling by George Taylor is satisfied and paid is so much in the hands of the Sheriff then remains

Louisa County, Virginia Order Book 1742-1743

[My notation: on page 81 -- page 82 is dated 10th October 1743]

In an action of Trespass upon the case of James Littlepage, Gent. Plf. and GILBERT GIBSON, Deft. by consent of both parties,it is continued as it is till the next Court.

Louisa County, Virginia Order Book 1742-1743

p. 82
In the suit by Petition between Anne Goin, Plt. and GILBERT GIBSON, Deft. at the motion of the Deft. is continued as it is till the next Court.

p. 91
In a suit by petition between Agnes Goin, Plt. and Gilbert Gibson, Deft. for three pounds current money due for the service done on a certain contract as is set forth in the Petition, this day both parties appeared and being fully heard it is considered by the Court that the Plt.recover against the Deft. thirty two shillings and six pence.

Ordered that Agnes Goin pay Thomas Ellison for three days attendance in her suit against Gilbert Gibson.

Ordered that Agnes Goin pay Diana Ellison for three days attendance in her suit against Gilbert Gibson

Ordered that Henry Randolph be paid for two days attendance as a witness for Gilbert Gibson in Anne Goin's suit against him by the said Gibson.

Louisa County, Virginia Order Book 1742-1748 p. 152

Ordered that William Hall, Samuel Collins, William Collins, Thomas Collins, Samuel Bunch, George Gibson, Benjamin Brannum, Thomas Gibson, and Wiliam Donathan be summoned to appear at the next Court to answer the Presentment of the Grandjury this day made against them for concealing Tithables within twelve months last past

Louisa County, Virginia Order Book 1742-1748 p. 157

25 June 1745. William Hall, Samuel Collins, William Collins, Samuel Bunch, George Gibson, Benjamin Brannum, Thomas Gibson, Wiliam Donathan, this day appeared to answer the Presentment of the Grand Jury made against them for concealling tithables and pleads not guilty. Trial referred till next Court.

Louisa County, Virginia Order Book
Order Book 1744-1748

p. 190

On the Petition of GILBERT GIBSON to have a Bridle Way through Capt.Holland's land at Green Spring and Thomas Moreman's land, it is ordered that John Smithson and Charles Moreman do view the same and make report of their proceedings herein to the next Court.

Louisa County, Virginia Order Book
Order Book 1744-1748

[My notation: probably on p. 194 and 1746]

Ordered that Samuel Dalton, Thomas Walker and John Meriwether do view from the Orange county Line to the Albemarle County line below the Little Mountains and make report to the next court where the most convenient road may be had

Louisa County, Virginia Order Book
Order Book 1744-1748

p. 195
24th of June 1746
William Hudson is appointed Overseer of the Road from Gibson's Foard up to Samuel Dalton's path.

Virginia Historic Marriage Register
Orange County Marriages 1747-1850 (revised edition)
Authors: John Vogt & T. William Kethley, Jr.
Iberian Publishing Co., Athens, Georgia

DOUGLAS REGISTER

Gipson, Thornton and Elizabeth Watkins 18 June 1784, p. 98 of Douglas Register, Marriage not recorded, but date indicated is from Birth Registry

Gibson, James and Sally Talley, 8 Jan 1779 by Rev. William Douglas, p. 18

Gibson, John F. and Mary Talley, 13 March 1783, by Rev. Douglas, p. 22

Gibson, James and Sally Williams 27 May 1787, p. 98 of Douglas Register, Marriage not recorded, but date indicated is from Birth Registry

On Page 146 of the Douglas Register,
Marriage not recorded, but date indicated is from Birth Registry
Turner, Sarah and Robert Duncan 15 March 1776 (Sarah Turner was first married to Pierre Lemay and had children by him. Her husband, Gilbert Gibson d. 1764, but I don't know if this could be her still in child-bearing years - but I'm entering it here for clarity.)

INDENTURES AND PROCESSIONING RETURNS 1742-1787
FREDERICKSVILLE PARISH VESTRY BOOK
Abstracts

Champness Terry
Jno. Chiles

John Starke
William Bigger

Henry Tate
John Davis

George Thomson
William Tait

Thomas Stark
John Stark

Wm. White
Wm. Biger

Salem Bocock
James Lasley

TITHABLES

TITHABLES: 1767 Fredericksville Parish by James Mereweather

Benjamin Branham Jr. 1
Sarah Gibson: Gidian Gibson, Peter 2-546
Nathan Gibson 1
George Gibson: Ambrose Gibson 2-200

TITHABLES: 1768 Fredericksville Parish by James Mereweather

Sarah Gibson: Gideon Gibson, Peter 2-145
John Lemay 1
Nathan Gibson 1

TITHABLES: 1769 Fredericksville Parish by James Merewether

Ambrose Gibson 1
Geroge Gibson: William Gibson, Peter (Slave) 3-200
Charles Sprouse 1
John Boswell: Ned, James, Peter, Bob, Abram, Dick, Hanner, Vilet, Doll
Nathan Gibson 1

TITHABLES: June 10, 1770 Fredericksville Parish by Thomas Johnson, Junior

George Gibson: William Gibson, Jack (Slave) 3
Charles Sprouse 1
Nathan Gibson 1
Moses Gentry 1

TITHABLES: 1770, TRINITY PARISH - By Robert Anderson

TITHABLES: June 10, 1771 Fredericksville Parish by Thomas Johnson, Junior

George Gibson: William Gibson, David Gibson, William (Slave) Jenny (Slave) Jack (Slave) 5-200

Charles Sprous 1
Thomas Johnson Jr. had 9 slaves listed.

TITHABLES: 1772 Fredericksville Parish by Nathaniel Anderson

David Going 1
Nathan Gibson 1
George Gibson: David Gibson, Jack (Slave) 3-200
William Wash 1
Thomas Johnson Minor: John Brown, Richard Paulett, John Harger, Charles Farris. Slaves are: Old Ned, Bob, Hannah, Vilett, Doll, Granitt, Moses, David, Ned, Patt, Pheby, Nann, Betty, Nappers, Joc, Young Joe, Dick, Acter, Bob
23-900-1

Sarah Gibson

TITHABLES: August 7, 1773 Fredericksville Parish by Nathaniel Anderson

Goin, David 1
Gibson, Sarah: Jerdone Gibson 1-150
Gibson, George: 3 more not named 4-200
Gibson, Gideon 1
Gibson, Nathan 1

William Gibson 1
Gibson, George: Lightfoot Gibson 2-200
Gibson, David 1
Going, Moses 1
Gibson, Gideon 1
John, Thomas Minor (He had slaves listed. There were no “Nappers.”

TITHABLES: 1775 Fredericksville Parish by Nathaniel Anderson

JOHN BOSWELL: Slaves are: James, Harry, Simon, Gabriel, Joe, Dick, Ned, Frank, Let, Hamner, Frank, Phillis, DUNCAN HOMES, RICH’D. TAYLOR, EDWARD THOMPSON, JOHN BOURNE 17-900
(The names in uppercase are not slaves – I counted 12 slaves)

Going, Moses 1
Gibson, George: Lightfoot Gibson, Jack (Slave) 3 (no other numbers here)
Gibson, Gideon 1-61
Gibson, John alias Lemay; ISHAM 1 (It says “one”)
Going, David 1
Gibson, William 1

There is no 1776.

TITHABLES: 1777 Fredericksville Parish by Robert Anderson

George Gibson: Lightfoot Gibson, Tamar (Slave, as I recall) 3-200
William Gibson 1- (182*) See Overton Papers, Box II, f. 48, Earl Gregg Swem Library, the College of William & Mary.

Gideon Gibson 1-65
Wm. Gibson, Junr. 1
Thomas Johnson Minor (There was no “Nappers” as a slave)
John Lemay 1
Nathan Gibson 1
JOHN BOSWELL: DUNCAN HOMES, THOMAS GUTHRIE. Slaves are: Simon, Gabriel, Jacob, Harry, Frank, Tom, Ned, Joe, Dick, Ned, Frank, Famour, Let, Phillis, Jenny, Mary, Poll (is this “Doll”?) Nan 21

HISTORY OF LOUISA CO., By Malcolm Harris, p. 161
List of Tithes taken in Frederickville Parish, Louisa County
1777

George Gibson - Tithe 1; Land 200
William Gibson - Tithe 1; Land 180
Gideon Gibson - Tithe 1; Land 65
William Gibson, Jr. - Tithe 1
John Liamay [This will be Lemay] - Tithe 1
Nathan Gibson - Tithe 1
William Ragland - Tithe 6
Robert Michie - Tithe 8; Land 796
John Bosewell - Tithe 21
William Bunch - Tithe 1
Samuel Bunch - Tithe 2; Land 450

TITHABLES: Nothing for 1778, 1779 and 1780.

TITHABLES: 1781 Fredericksville Parish by Robert Anderson

John Boswell 18
Gibson, George 3
Johnson, Thomas 15
Gibson, Gideon 1

TITHABLES: 1782-83 Fredericksville Parish

Gibson, George 3
Gibson, William George 1
Gibson,Nathan 2
Gibson, William Junr. 1
Johnson, Thomas Captain 17
Lemay, John 1

TITHABLES: 1783-84 Fredericksville Parish

Boswell, John 19
Bradburn, Butler 1
Gibson, George 3
Gibson, William My 1 (I don’t know why the “My” was written this way in the book)
Gibson, Nathan 3
Gibson, Wiliam Denr? 2 (This is the way it was written in the book. It is probably, “Junior.”)
Lemay, John 3

BOOKS WHERE POSSIBLE RESEARCH MAY BE FOUND

Gibson’s are listed in the book, “The Dickenson Families of England and America” by Bonnie Sage Ball & Vivian D. Bales 1972. My notation: Bonnie Sage Ball is an author who has written a book, "The Melungeons: Notes on the Origin of a Race.

Library of Virginia: CS71 G45 1998
Gibson family from Fairfield Co., South Carolina and Monroe Co., Georgia: papers from the family files with Rowland/Thomas connections and some ancestors and descendants of Jane Thomas Rowland and Arthur Ray Rowland. -- Augusta, GA RR Books, 1998. 062117110523 - Stacks - Circulating

From “Hanover County, Its History & Legends” by Rosewell Page, D. Litl. 1926.

In Hanover county Linden berries and hibiscus grew freely.
Broomsage fed to cattle gave the best milk in the world.

Large landowners in 1782 was Gen. Thos. Nelson with 20,000 plus acres.
They listed names down to 724 A. There were no Gibson names.
There were Raglands, 1520A; Wm. Sims 140; John Tinsley, 1085; etc.

Land Books 1782-1783
William Gentry, William Tinsley

GUARDIAN BOND

CHANCERY

CHANCERY RECORDS
AT LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA
LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA
First Column: Plaintiffs
Second Column: Defendant
Third Column: Index Number
None have been filmed
From what I understand, these are no microfilm?

Overseers of the Poor for Louisa County, VA

MILITARY SERVICE

"Public Service Claims of Louisa County"by Claudia chisholm.
George Gibson is allowed two shillings per bushel for four bushels of oats for the use of a paty of horses under the command of Capt. Carter Page, June 11, 1781.

George Gibson was declared a patriot in October 1995 by the DAR.

11 October 1779
Nathan Gibson, Pvt. Year Served 1760 Rangers. Christian was his officer. Proved by Capt. Fox and 50 Acres granted to him.
Also in "A History of Louisa County, Virginia" by Malcolm Harris, p. 50-51
'In 1760 Miles Canty served in Captain Posey's Company. James Cowper enlisted under Richard Johnson during 1760. The names of Nathan Gibson and James Twopence also appear under Captain Christian during 1760."
Captain William Christian's Company of Rangers was in service 1760-1764

John Dalton, Pvt. 1759. Rangers. Holland. Proved by Oath of Robert Shackelford and Granted 50 Acres.

Nathaniel Branham Year 1763 Rangers. Phillips was his officer. Proved by Oath by Col. Phillips. 50 A.

William Bibb Pvt. 1763 Rangers. Phillips was his officer. Proved by Oath by Col. Phillips. 50 A.

John Lemay 1763 Rangers. Phillips was his officer. Proved by Oath by Col. Phillips.
50 A.

James Ratcliff 1763 Rangers. Phillips was his officer. Proved by Oath by Col. Phillips. 50 A.

John Dalton 1762 Rangers. Bullock was his officer Proved by Bartelot Goodman. 50 A.

Nathan Gibson, Pvt. 1760 Rangers. Christian was his officer. Proved by Oath of John Lea and Dumas Lane.

John Dalton, Pvt. 1762 Rangers. Bullock was his officer. Proved by Bartelot Goodman. 50 A.

OTHER SOLDIERS LISTED IN "HISTORY OF LOUISA CO.
Revolutionary Soliers of Louisa County
by Malcolm H. Harris
p. 32

Gibson, William, Louisa Pens. Pvt. 1835; G., p. 305

This was handwritten in the same page 32, above William Gibson's name:
Gibson, John, Louisa 84 (unintelligible); G p.305

CAPT. WILLIAM HARRIS
APRIL 20, 1782
Partial list of officers and soldiers

Turner Anderson, Lieutenant
Butler Bradburn, 2nd Lieutenant
Williiam Wash, 2nd Sargeant

1st Division:
Jno. Michie, son of Robert

2nd Division:
Gideon Gibson [My notation: son of Gilbert Gibson]
Wm. Michie
George Bunch
Kimbrough Sanders [My notation: Landers?]

3rd Division:
Jno. Thompson, son of Edmd.
Geo. Clark

4th Divsion:
Nathan Gibson [My notation: grandson of Gilbert Gibson]
William Lowre

5th Division:
Lightfoot Gibson [My notation: grandson of Gilbert Gibson]
David Bunch
Gilbert Gibson [My notation: son of Gilbert Gibson]
Thos. Moreman
Wm. Goodman

6th Division:
William Branham [My notation: son of Gilbert Gibson]
Jno. Dalton

7th Division:
William Gibson, Drummer [My notation: son of Gilbert Gibson]
Jordan Gibson [My notation: son of Gilbert Gibson]

8th Divsion:
GeorgeGibson [My notation: son of Gilbert Gibson]
Thos. Sanders

9th Division:
Ambrose Ambrose?
Anthony Bunch
Benj. Branham [husband of Frances Gibson]

10th Division:
Joseph Bunch
Wm. Bradburn
Thos. Gibbons
William Gibson, son of G. G. [My notation: son of Gilbert Gibson]

Virginia Colonial Militia, 1651-1776
Baltimore: Southern Book Co., 1954, 144  pgs

MILITARY SERVICE
From “Hanover County, Its History & Legends” by Rosewell Page, D. Litl. 1926

74th Reg. under William Hundley’s Company was Philip Sheppard.
74th Reg. under Col. Wm. Truehart was William Walton, Jr.

1861-65 Artillery from Hanover, variously known as Coleman’s, Page’s & Montgomery’s Battery were A. H. Thacker (wounded) , B. F. Thacker, H. T. Thacker, Corp.,
S. Thacker (killed) J. F. Tinsley.

Artillery: B. B. Turner (died) T. C. Turner (died); E. S. Wash; A. J. Thacker.
Ashland Artillery: W. B. Sims, J. W. Thacker
Other: A. C. Gibson

WWI soldiers
Napper, Garfield

MILITARY SERVICE

New Kent county Quit Rent Rolls 1704

THACKER

KING & QUEEN, KING WILLIAM, NEW KENT 1680-1860
BURNED COUNTIES
Births, Marriages and Deaths
ISBN-0-7884-0336-2 Theresa Fisher - Heritage
(SPPR = St. Peter's Parish Registry, New Kent)

GEORGE GIBSON; Will dated 10 February 1800
WILL BOOK, LOUISA COUNTY,

Will George Gibson, debts to be paid by sons William, Gilbert and Lightfoot and daughter Catharine each paying equally. To sons and daughters Patty, Sally, Betsy, John, Nathan and Ambrose 1s sterling each.

Son William 1/4 tract I now live and furniture, son Lightfoot 1/4 part same tract; Son Gilbert 1/2 part same tract; daughter Catharine 1/4 part same tract to include present dwelling home.

Neighbor Charles Quarles and sons William and Gilbert to be exors. 8 Feb 1798.

Sig. George Gibson. Rec. 10 Feb 1800.

CENSUS - LOUISA COUNTY
from Louisa Co. Historical Magazine Summer 1973 - Vol. 5 #1, Page 20
Name of Household - Hundred - White Souls 1782 - Black Souls 1782 - White Souls 1785- Black Souls 1785
Columns:
Name of Household
1)Hundred
2) White Souls 1782
3) Black Souls 1782
4)White Souls 1785
5)Dwelling Houses 1785
6) Out Buildings

GIBSON

There were a number of Bunch names listed:
David, James, John, Joseph, Mary, Molley-widow of David, Pouncey
and presumably others because my page ended without the continuing page.

Ashe County
North Carolina
Information from Jack Goins on
Archives of Melungeons-L-Rootweb.com

Ashe County
North Carolina
1800 Census
Free Colored Persons

Ambrose Collins 4 fpc
Thomas Collins 7 fpc
Vardy Collins 4 fpc
Valentine Collins 6 fpc
Andrew Gibson 7 fpc
Archibald Gibson 7fpc
Ezekial Gibson 2 fpc
Joel Gibson 2 fpc

They were in Hawkins County by 1810. 

1820 LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA CENSUS
These census pages are in alphabetical order
so that it is impossible to see who lived next door to each other

Columns:
1st 6 columns are free white male
next 5 columns are free white females
The 12th column in "foreigners not naturalized)
next 3 columns engaged in 1)agriculture, 2)commerce 3)manufactures
next 8 columns are Slaves male (4) & female (4)
next 8 columns are Free Colored Persons male (4) & female (4)

1840 LOUISA CO., VA CENSUS
Image 74 ancestry.com

1840 CENSUS - LOUISA COUNTY, VA
Image 76 of Ancestry.com
all below are on one and same page
The second part of this page is missing at ancestry.com

Nancy Turner 1 male 10-15; 2 male 15-20; 1 female 30-40

Solomon Gibson 1 Male 30-40; 1 female 30-40

Mary Sprouse 1 female 10-15; 1 female 40-50

Nathan Gibson 1 male under 5, 1 male 5-10; 2 male 10-15; 1 male 40-50; 2 females 15-20; 1 female 20-30; 1 female 50-60

Thomas Gibson 1 male 5-10; 1 male 40-50; 2 female under 5; 1 female 5-10; 1 female 20-30

Richard Kennon 1 male 20-30; 1 male under 5; 1 male 5-10; 1 male 40-50; 1 male 70-80;

Hastings Bramham, FN (Free Negro) 1 white male 10-15; 1 white male 40-50; 1 fcp male under 10; 1 fcp male 10-24; 1 fcp male 36-55; 1 male fcp 55-100; 1 fcp female under 10

Bushrod Jackson FN (Free Negro) 1 fcp male 10-24; 1 fcp male 24-36; 1 fcp female under 10; 2 fcp female 10-24; 1 fcp female 36-55

William Bramham FN (Free Negro) 1 fcp male under 10; 1 fcp male 24-36; 2 fcp female under 10; 1 female 24-36

Philip Reynolds 1 male 60-70; 1 female 60-70

Sarah Gentry 1 male 5-10; 1

1840 LOUISA COUNTY CENSUS|
page 235

Mordecai Knighton, 235, No Twp. Listed - white - 1 male 5-10; 1 male 10-15; 1 male 40-50; 1 female under 5; 1 female 10-15; 3 females 15-20; 1 female 20-30; 1 slave 36-55

1840 LOUISA COUNTY CENSUS
page 249

Wm. Knighton, 249, No Twp. Listed - white - 2 males 5-10; 3 males 10-15; 1 male 15-20; 1 male 30-40; 1 female under 5; 1 female 30-40

Sally Shiflet, 249, No Twp. Listed- white: 1 female under 15, 1 female 15-20; 1 female 40-50

1840 Fredericksville Parish, ALBEMARLE County, Virginia

1840 ORANGE COUNTY CENSUS

1850 ORANGE COUNTY CENSUS

1860 Louisa County, Virginia
Thompsons X Road [Thomas Cross Roads?]

Louisa County, VA
Fredericks Hall P>O>
1860 Census(August 18)
Page 826

Louisa County, VA
Fredericks Hall P>O>
1860 Census(August 18)
Page 827

1860 Louisa Co. VA
Names from www.trevilians.com

1860 AUGUSTA CO. CENSUS

Feature Name: Burketown
Elevation: 1148
State: Virginia
County: Augusta
Variant Name(s) Burke Mill
Burkes Mills
USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map: Mount Sidney
381810N
0785605W

1860 DODDRIDGE COUNTY CENSUS
WEST UNION P.O.
Page 517

1870 Louisa County, VA, Trevilians Depot, p. 380

[My notation: William Gibson & Martha are living next door to William G. Walton and Sarah A. Walton at 1131/1133 - Not William W. Walton and Sarah Bramham]

Elizabeth Gibson, White, 76, (b. Abt. 1794) at home, b. Va

1870 VA, Louisa County, Northern District p. 205 & 368
(ancestry image 205)(August 25, 1870)

1870 AUGUSTA CO., VA CENSUS
Researched by Rae Phillips

1880 AUGUSTA CO., VA CENSUS
Researched by Rae Phillips

1880 Census
Louisa County, VA, June 14, 1880
P. 188A
p. 17, SP 3, ED 144

1880 Census
Louisa Co., VA June 21, 1880
P. 194A
p. 19, SP 3; ED 144

1880 Census

1900 AUGUSTA CO., VA CENSUS
Researched by Rae Phillips

Burwell Gibson and Mary Gibson, his wife, were not listed. They prrobably had already passed away.

WASH FAMILY
INFORMATION

Wash – (1) Thomas Wash. Children. Taken from Will Louisa Co. VA., Vol. 2 p. 254: (2) Sucky Hester; (2) Mary Lasley; (2) Sarah Crank; (2) Elizabeth Wash; (2) William Wash, b. Apr. 4th 1752, married Anee Lipscomb 1-16-1770, b. 4-13-1749, d. 9-7-1796; (2) Thoms Wash; (2) David Wash; (2) Nathan Wash; (2) Lipscomb Wash.

…..(2) William Wash and Anee Lipscomb Wash. Children, from an old record furnished by John R. Mathews, Brig. General Commanding First Brigade N.G.C., Los Angeles 1888, son of John and Mary Lipscomb Mathews. (3) James Wash b. 7-9-1773; (3) Twins Polly Lipscomb Wash b. 8-14-1780, Croshey Davenport Wash b. 8-14-1780, d. 10-16-1805. both named after their grandmothers. (3) Martin Wash, b. 11-4-1782, d. 3-4-1862, buried at Maxwelton, St. Louis Co., Mo. now Valla-halla Cemetery on St. Charles Rock Road. Married Sarah Ann Perkins in Va., b. 1788, died and buried at the Wash homestead on Good Ave. in St. Louis, Mo. 1833. (3) William Wash, b. 3-14-1785; (3) Dolley Wash. b. 12-1-1787; (3) Robert Wash, b. Louisa Co., Va., 11-19-1789. d.St. Louis, Mo. 11-9-1857. He received his degree L.B. at College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, 1808, came to St. Louis in 1809. Appointed Judge of Supreme Court 1825, resigned 1837. Married 1st Mrs. Berry, 2nd Elizb. Taylor.

Record of Thomas Wash’s Family: Rachel W. Nelson was born Feb. 10th 1792, she is now the wife of Thomas Wash, the youngest son of William Wash and Anee, his wife. Thomas and Rachel Wash were married September 29th, 1812. Martha Ann Wash, was born August 1st, 1813. Mary Jane Wash was born November 10th 1814. Mildred Day Wash was born August 5th, 1816. Dorothy Wash was born July 30th, 1818. William James Wash was born November 14th 1820. Caroline Louisa Wash was born October 11th, 1822. Robert Edward Wash was born December 25th 1824. John Nelson Wash was born February 2nd, 1827. Susan Ellen Wash was born December 28th 1829. thomas Alexander Wash was born April 18th 1833. Copied verbatim from the original by John Robert Mathews, son of John and Mry Lipscombe Wash Mathews. Would like to correspond with those interested in Wash family. Mrs. Oscar L. Herbert, 2606 Washington St. Cairo, Ill.

DUDLEY GIBSON

Law suit:John Gibson, etc. - Dudley A. Gibson, etc. 1831
I don't know if this is the same Dudley Gibson listed below, but the names fit.

The Gibson Family. James, Dudley, John and Virginia GIBSON, three brothers and a sister, came to Randolph prior to the Civil War from Virginia. Later Betsy, with her husband, James TRAINUM, also moved to the Valley.…… James and Dudley were soldiers of the war of 1812.

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Larry Kimbrew's note:
Dudley born about 1790 married Jane Armstrong September 03, 1814 in LouisaCounty, Virginia, sister of Thomas F. Armstrong. 

Dudleys second wife was Susan E. Kimbrew born about 1827 Hanover County, Virginia daughter of William Kimbrew and Martha Loyd.  Dudley and Susan were married September 03, 1851 in Goochland County, Virginia.

Dudley and Susan then moved to Randolph County with the intention of living on Bounty land that he had coming to him from the War of 1812 but Dudley had lost his discharge papers and he and Susan spent the rest of their lives filing over and over for the land. When Dudley died June 1873 in the Poor House at Kingsville, W. Virginia, Susan kept on filing for a widow’s pension and Dudley’s 160 ac..

At sometime before she died Susan must have received a pension, she died July 9, 1907 in Huttonsville, Randolph, W.V Her gravesite has not been found as yet if anyone should know where it is please let me know. Larry
Larry Kimbrew: forldk@earthlink.net

"Abstracts of Louisa Co., VA Will Books"
by Chappelear

Will of GILBERT GIBSON, Planter, Sons: Gideon, Jordan, Wm., David, Daus.: Tabitha, Mary, Jane. Wife: Sarah.

John Lemay to get 200 acres lying on Ballengers Creek in Albemarle Co.

To son Gideon Gibson upper part of land upon Permonkey River.

To son Jordan Gibson lower part upon Permonkey River.

To son William Gibson land on Southanna River.

To son George land he lives on and must pay 10 shillings per year.

Lend dau. Frances land she lives on, must pay 10 shillings per year.

At wife's death to be equally divided among my seven children.

Extx.: wife Sarah. Signed: Gilbert Gibson (his X mark).

Wit: John Baley, Feabea Bunch. Dated: 7 June 1760.

Rcd. 15 Oct. 1764

To John Lemay 200 acres on Ballingers Creek in Albemarle Co., bed furniture, etc.

To Son Gideon Gibson, proportional upperpart of land on Pamunkey River, bed furniture, etc.

To Son Jordon Gibson lower part on Pamunkey River, etc.

To Son William, land on the South Anna River.

To Son Gilbert 1 shilling sterling.

To Son David, 1 shilling sterling.

To daughter Tabitha, bed, pots, calves, pigs, etc.

To daughter Mary Gibson, same as to Tabitha.

To daughter Jane Gibson, same as to Tabitha.

To wife, Sarah, Negro Jack and Peter - son William to get Jack after mother's death.

Son Gideon to get Peter after mother's death.

Son Jordon to get negro Cate after wife's death.

Seven (7) children to divide everything that is left.

Lend to son George Gibson land to live upon during his natural life and 1 shilling per year provided he pay 10 shillings for living on land. If he won't pay 10 shillings, he to go elsewhere.

Lend to daughter Frances Gibson land to live on with same requirements as George.

Wife, Sarah Gibson to be sole executor.

Sig. Gilbert (x) Gibson. Wit: Joh Buley, Feeba (x) Bunch. 15 Oct. 1764

Will Book, p. 120
William, gilbert, Lightfoot and Caty Gibson, in the division of land of George Gibson, dec'd. With assistance of Samuel Harris.

Lightfoot, 53 acres, adjoining Charles Quarles, river, William Michie.
Caty, 54 acres, adjoining Charles Quarles, Lightfoot Gibson, River
Gilbert, residue on the north side of the river
William, 47 acres residue on south side of the River, adjoining Caty and William Michie

Louisa County Historical Magazine Vol. 21 - No. 2
Abstracts of Louisa Judgment Papers

Different version:
No. 122 - 0376 Depostion of Gibson Jones of south Carolina late of Virginia, Planter, aged Twenty three years last March or there abouts being first swron, deposith and sayeth that some time about the twentieth of August 1758 he was then living with Gilbert Gibson of Louisa county and that the sd. Gipson was privately removing himself out of the said County into Carolina and had got about a quarter of a mile from the sd. Gibson's houe with all his goods and that Thomas Johnson, Jr. and Tarlton Brown, Sheriffs of the sd. County overtood them and that the said Thos. Johnson levied an executiion of James Daniels on a mare of the sd. Gipson loaded with one good leather bed and furniture and many other valuable goods to the amount of what the deponent cannot justly remember and the sd. Gipson finding his goods executed retracked back and tarried all night the sd. Johnson and Brown sheriffs attending him and next morning by an hour by sun as near as the deponent remembers the sd. sheriff promised the sd. Gipson to discharge him provided the said Gipson would pay them all the Capt. which they settled at him or 10 pounds to which the sd. Gipson confiscated and paid them off in goods which amounted to nine shilling more than their demand and the sd. sheriff paid the said gipson nine shillings and that the said Tarlton Brown took the sd. Gipson as discharge and further this deponent said that he believes that about the time the sheriffs served the execution on Gipsons goods was about two or three hours in the night by moon light and further this deponent saith not. Sworn by yours this May 1767 Sig Gibson (C) Jones his mark. Wit: B. Smith, Waddy Thomson, Wm. Phillips

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Gilbert Gibson, age 53, swore before George Thomson and James Meriwether, Gent., sayeth that years ago he, his father, and his brother, George Gibson went over some land. Gilbert Gibson said to his son, George, that he would give him 200 acrs on Halfway Branch on the south side of the River and Lickinghole Creek if he would go live on it. George built a tobacco house, cleared some land, built a house on land he rented from Capt. Hudson and married. Gilbert asked his son many times again about living on the land he said he would give him and one day drank some rum on his oath that he would give him the land. George went on the land with that as his contract. He paid his father quit rents for 15 to 20 years. Sworn before James Meriwether and George Thompson, 2 May 1767.

Different version in
Louisa County, Virginia Judgments, p. 46
{My notations in red}

reel 122 frame 0395 Deposition of Gilbert Gibson aged 53 years taken before George Thomson and James Meriwether Gent. the deponent being first sworn said about one or about and [illeg.[ {probably one or one and a half years ago} ago he and his father and his brother, George Gibson, went over the land that he gave him and the land that he gave to the sd. George and gave the sd.George his choice of places and the sd. George took the land he now lives on. The sd.Gilbert, his father, said to his son, George, I will give you 200 acres of land at that place only he should not come belong the branch that were called the halfway branch on the south side of the River and Lickinhole on the north side if youwill goe and live on it and at his death there were not 200 acres of land that it may be made out of this tract and the sd. Goerge went and built a tobacco house and cleared a peae of ground and maid a crop on that place and after that he married and George rented a peace of land of Capt. Hudson and lived on it after that the sd. George went over to his father's and the deponent happened to be there and the sd. Gilbert ask the sd. Geroge why he did not goe to the land that he had gave him and he maid him {his} son answer that he were afraid that he were angry with him and that if he wil make him a deed for the land that he will come and live on it. On that the sd. Gilbard had a bottle of rum in hand and he took a dram and with that it make be his damnable if he would not give it to him if he will come and live on it and that the sd. George went and lived on the land on that contract and that the sd.George paid his father the quitrents of 200 acrs of land for about 15 or 16 years and that he has been out of the park about nine years and farther the deponent said not.

Sworn before us 2 day of May 1767. James Meriwether & George Thomson. Gilbart Gibson (writing appears to be the same as signature of James Meriwether.

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LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA JUDGMENTS

Gentlemen your company is desired at Louisa Courthouse on Friday next without fail to give me a character such a one as you think I bear as you have known me manyyears and don't think you nor no one else can charge anything against me as this unlucky affair has happened. Should be extremely glad if you and Mr. George Johnson, Mr. Willm. Baker and Mr. Thomas Pu [illeg.] and Mr. Francis Lipscomb will meet on Friday at Louisa Courthouse to say what for a character I have among my neighbors when I lived down there, whether in favour of me or not should be glad if you all will come over. Remaining your humble servant, Henry Jacobs Jan. 10, 1786

Sir, I am desired by Henry Jacobs to attend at our courthouse on Friday the 13th Jan. to say what I know respecting his character as to his honesty. I have lived as a neighbor to his father for 17 or 18 years and all that time never heard the least fraud nor any thing derogatory committed by his father or mother or their son, Henry. Now at the bar before your worships if he was [illeg.] inclined so may your living by his parents must surely have heard something hurtful to his character if he was that way included, but Gent. I do believe him, as well as his parents, to be truly honest. I would have been at Court according to his request if my health wold permit my doing that distance. I am Sir your hmbl., G. Johnson, Jan. 12, 1786.

LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA JUDGMENTS
Reel 144 Frame 0743
14 November 1785

The answer of Thomas Barnett to a bill in chancery exhibited against him by William Gibson, son of Sarah. Saith it is true he did under take two suits in the Court against Jordan Gibson and the sd. complainant, his security. He said the complt. had entered himself security for his brother, Jordan, two times. 25 April 1787.

LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA JUDGMENTS
Reel 150, Frame 081
William Gibson is brother of Frances Gibson Bramham
William Branham is son of Frances Gibson Bramham
[Frances Gibson Bramham is d/o Gilbert Gibson]

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Memorandum that on this 19 January 1790, John Coles, James Davis,James Bates and John Guthrie came before us, Thomas Johnson and Turner Anderson, two of the Commonwealth justices of the peace for Louisa Conty and each of them in his proper person acknowledged himself indebted to Beverly Randolph, Esqr. Governor for the State of Virginia in sum of L 10 to be several and severally of each of their goods and chattels lands and tenements respectivelyto the use of our said Governor. Upon condition that if each of them do personally appear before the commonwealth's just of the peace for Louisa County at Court by them to be held for the examination of William Branham the 26 instant and do then and their give such evidence as he knoweth against the said William Branham conerning the matter which with he is charged in behalf of the Commonowealth. And that he do not depart without leave of the said Court then this recognizance to be void, otherwise to remain in full force, power and virtue. Signed before us, Thos. Johnson and Turner Anderson.

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To the sheriff of Louisa county, Whereas William Gibson was this day bailed by Thomas Johnson and Turner Anderson to appear on Saturday next at the courhouse of ourCounty to be examined concerning a felonious offense wherewith he stands charged which in our opinion is triable in the District Court only. And therefore on behalf of the Commonwealth of Virginia we reuireyou that you summon the justices of your said county to meet at the courthouse on the 23 January and then and there to hold a Court for the examination of the said William Gibson and for such other purposes concerning the premises as is by law required and directed, and that you have then and there this warrant given under our hands 16 Jan 1790. Thomas Johnson and Turner Anderson.

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16 January 1790, Recognizance bond of William Gibson with Gideon Gibson,his security, on the charge by John Coates for feloniously stealing two bushels of corn in the ears of the value of 2 shillings on the night of the 15 instant. William Gibson shall appear before the justices of the county on Saturday 23 instant at the courthouse and shall abide and perform orders of such Court as shall be made in the premises. Sig. William (x) Gibson and Gideon Gibson.

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John Coates came before me Thos. Johnson one of the justices of the peace for the County of Louisa and made oath on the Holy Evangelist that on Friday the 15 of January,he had reason to believe that William Gibson, Drummer, had stole a parcel of corn from him which corn the sad Coastes had purchased and got the said Gison to fetch for him. In consequence of his the said Coates' suspicions, he went in search of the corn and about a mile and a half from his the said Coate's house. In a parcel of shavings,he found to the best of his judgment about 2 bushels of corn in the ears which he supposed to be his. Upon which the said Coates returned and got several of his neighbors to go with himthat evening and secret themselves convenient to the corn in order to detect the villains and about 8 o'clock that night, William Gibson, Drummer, and William Branham came riding up to the corn and got off their horses and began to pt the corn in a bag upon which the said Coates and his neighbors advanced on them and found William Branham putting the corn in a bag and the said William Gibson, drummer, holding up the bag. After some conversation and the said Coates directing the said Gibson to carry the corn to his said Coates he the said Gibson refused and said he would carry it home. Upon which the said Gibsons took up the corn and went on his way home the said William Branham with him and when they came near his the said Coates house, he the said Coates forewarned him the said Gibsons from carrying the corn off the land. No regard that he went on with the corn and the said William Branham with him. Further this deponent saith not.

AGNES GOINS
Information received from a Gowen Researcher - Thank you!

I have from another researcher who transcribed this name is ANNE GOIN.

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Louisa County,Va. Will Records
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Louisa County, Va.Index to Probate Records

Last Updated on: 10/6/2002

Gibson

Cty. Lou, Book: 4, Page: 100, George Gibson, Type: Will, Date: 10-Feb-1800
Will George Gibson, debts to be paid by sons William, Gilbert and Lightfoot and daughter Catharine each paying equally. To sons and daughters Patty, Sally, Betsy, John, Nathan and Ambrose 1s sterling each. Son William 1/4 tract I now live and furniture, son Lightfoot 1/4 part same tract; Son Gilbert 1/2 part same tract; daughter Catharine 1/4 part same tract to include present dwelling home. Neighbor Charles Quarles and sons William and Gilbert to be exors. 8 Feb 1798. Sig. George Gibson. Rec. 10 Feb 1800

Cty. Lou, Book: 18, Page: 429, Charles Quarles, Type: Will, Date: 12-Sep-1881
Will Charles Quarles debts to be paid, to wife Ellen V. Quarles my buffalo robe the present made me by the scholars at my school and a good library from my books. to daughter Sally Lee Goodman my Belle Monte land with 100 acres at the lower end of Inglewood farm, to daughter Nannie H. McComb and my wife Ellen Virginia Quarles the remainder of Inglewood, to grandson Charles Quarles Goodman my watch and to each grandchild $40 to purchase a watch or other present. My 2 daughters and wife to share stock equally. Genl. Wm. M. McComb and Henry G. Goodman be allowed benefits for improvements made on properties. If Henry G. Goodman and wife Sallie Lee elect to remain at Inglewood during wife's lifetime they can. Wife Ellen V. Quarles to be exix. and suggest as her advisors her brother John Hunter Jr. and brother in law R. M. Kent and my nephew John R. Quarles. 30 Apr 1880. Sig. Charles Quarles. Wit. John R. Quarles, Emma C. Quarles, James C. Quarles and Charles Quarles Jr. Codicil 21 Jun 1880 wife to qualify without security. Rec. 12 Sep 1881

Cty. Lou, Book: 8, Page: 57, Catharine Gibson, Type: Acct, Date: 05-Sep-1827
Account of sale of property of Catharine Gibson, dec'd. 5 Sep 1827 $16.38.

Cty. Lou, Book: 8, Page: 26, Gilbert Gibson, Type: Will, Date: 08-Jun-1829
Will Gilbert Gibson debts to be paid; children William, John, David Lowrie, Richard, Overton, Thomas Mary, Martin, and Solomon. 2 Aug 1825. Sig. Gilbert (x) Gibson. wit. Myer Angel, William (x) Lewis, Nathan (x) Gibson, Jno. R. Quarles. Rec. 8 Jun 1829.

Cty. Lou, Book: 10, Page: 140, Francis Gibson, Type: Sett, Date: 10-Dec-1838
Account of Joseph C. Boxley committee of estate of Francis Gibson a lunatic returned 14 Jan 1839

Cty. Lou, Book: 10, Page: 351, Charles Quarles, Type: Sett, Date: 12-May-1823
Account of sale of estate of Charles Quarles, dec'd. 21 Nov. and 4 Dec 1822 purchasers Ann Quarles, Ralph Quarles, William Sneed, George Crank, Charles Lewis, James Williams, Cleavers Baker, Dickinson Wash, Walter Mann, Pleasant Hackett, Gilbert Gibson, Nathan Gibson. Rec. 12 May 1823

Cty. Lou, Book: 2, Page: 31-35, Gilbert Gibson, Type: Acct, Date: 13-Jul-1763
Account of sale of Gilbert Gibson dec'd. 13 Jul 1763 David Ross one bed 2# 3s, David Ross one trunk 0# 5s,David Ross total due 2# 8s

Cty. Lou, Book: 2, Page: 31-35, Gilbert Gibson, Type: Acct, Date: 13-Jul-1763
Account of sale of Gilbert Gibson dec'd. 13 Jul 1763 David Ross one bed 2# 3s, David Ross one trunk 0# 5s,David Ross total due 2# 8s

Cty. Lou, Book: 2, Page: 310, Gilbert Gibson, Type: Acct, Date: 13-Jul-1763
Account of sale of Gilbert Gibson dec'd. 13 Jul 1763 David Ross one bed 2# 3s David Ross one trunk 0# 5s David Ross total due 2# 8s

Cty. Lou, Book: 8, Page: 26, Gilbert Gibson, Type: Will, Date: 08-Jun-1829
Will Gilbert Gibson debts to be paid; children William, John, David Lowrie, Richard, Overton, Thomas Mary, Martin, and Solomon. 2 Aug 1825. Sig. Gilbert (x) Gibson. wit. Myer Angel, William (x) Lewis, Nathan (x) Gibson, Jno. R. Quarles. Rec. 8 Jun 1829

Cty. Lou, Book: 8, Page: 303, Gilbert Gibson, Type:  , Date: 14-Nov-1831
Dower land to Mildred Gibson widow and relict of Gilbert Gibson, dec'd. 20 acres on west side Lickinghole Creek including mansion house plus 17 acres adj. DickinsonWash being part of 1371/2 acres Gilbert died seized. 14 Nov 1831

Definition: a widow, a woman whose husband has died and who has not married again.

Cty. Lou, Book: 10, Page: 371, James T. Gibson, Type: Sett, Date: 28-Dec-1840
Estate of James T. Gibson, dec'd. by Garland Duke admor. $1418.39 28 Dec 1840.

Cty. Lou, Book: 8, Page: 26, Gilbert Gibson, Type: Will, Date: 08-Jun-1829
Will Gilbert Gibson debts to be paid; children William, John, David Lowrie, Richard, Overton, Thomas Mary, Martin, and Solomon. 2 Aug 1825. Sig. Gilbert (x) Gibson. wit. Myer Angel, William (x) Lewis, Nathan (x) Gibson, Jno. R. Quarles. Rec. 8 Jun 1829.

Cty. Lou, Book: 5, Page: 545, Nathan Talley, Type: Div, Date: 13-Mar-1815
by decree of court Nov 1814 division of slaves of Nathan Talley dec'd. to widow slaves Jacob, Ben & Ronda: to William Talley @2 4 slaves Caliber & Mary; to Wm. Thompson who intermarried with Elizabeth Talley @ 4 slaves Tom & Milly; to Mary Gibson wife of John Gibson to pay @27 7 slaves Creetia and Asba?; to George Talley to receive @17 4 slaves Isaac & Eliza; to Michael Talley @7 4s. John Gibson who is guardian to the children of Mary Gibson dau. of Nathan Tally dec;d. . Sig. James Michie, David Bullock, Overton Harris. Rec. 13 Mar 1815.

Cty. Lou, Book: 14, Page: 115, Zedekiah Gibson, Type: Will, Date: 10-Mar-1856
Will Zedekiah Gibson all real and personal property to be sold and debts paid. Remainder to remain in hands of my executor and interest to be paid annually to my daughter, Martha Moss, who was Martha Gibson. After her death to be equally divided amongst the children of Martha Moss. Appoint B. A. Parrish and A. M> Parrish executors and give him 6% per year upon proceeds of sale as compensation. Sig. Z. W. Gibson. Wit. Thomas Perkins, William T. Hasher, George W. Parrish. Rec. 10 Mar 1856 proved by Wm. T. Hasher and 14 Apr 1856 proved by Thomas Perkins. Bond of Albert M. Parrish and Booker A. Parrish $600.

Cty. Lou, Book: 10, Page: 154, Mildred Gibson, Type: Will, Date: 08-Apr-1839
Will Mildred Gibson to granddaughter Virginia Ann Gibson daughter of my son Solomon Gibson; to daughter Polly Gibson. Polly executrix. Sig. Mildred (x) Gibson. 3 Nov 1837. wit. Charles Quarles, Jno. R. Quarles. Rec. 8 Apr 1839

Cty. Lou, Book: 6, Page: 56, Thomas Mallory, Type: Sett, Date: 12-Oct-1818
Estate of Thomas Mallory Dec'd. 12 Oct 1818 Slaves allotted Nancy Gibson formerly Nancy Mallory relict of Thomas Mallory and now wife of Zedekiah Gibson. Amy, Spottswood, Lawney, and Fleming.

Cty. Lou, Book: 9, Page: 261, Joel May, Type: Acct, Date: 12-Dec-1834
Account of sale of Joel May, dec'd. 12 Dec 1834 by Jno. S. May, admor, buyers - Margaret Hundley, John S. May, Richard Atkins, Nathan Gibson, George Atkins, Mordecai Robinson. total $286.291/2. Plat for division of land of Joel May, dec'd. - 2171/4 acres with mansion house to Jane May, widow of Joel May, tract #2 being 16 acres to Margaret Hundley, tract #3 containing 137 3/4 acres to John S. May adjoining Mrs. White, Parrott, James H. Ellis, Negro Run Road. [Plat].

Cty. Lou, Book: 8, Page: 64, Thornton Gibson, Type: Will, Date: 11-Sep-1829
Will Thornton Gibson daughter Barbary Fortune's, now dec'd., children by Chissum Fortune one half my estate, to daughter Polly or Mary Watkins alias Poly Gibson one half my estate. friends Reuben Rennolds

(This was between 1829-1831entries)

Cty. Lou, Book: 8, Page: 272, Henry Pendleton, Type: Sett, Date:  
Estate of Henry Pendleton with Edmund Pendleton .... to Edmund Pendleton as a legatee, pd Philip B. Winston as guardian for Samuella Pendleton, pd. Philip B. Winston in his own right ... pd Thomas M. Pendleton, pd Joseph W. Pendleton trustee for M. Barrett ... pd Jos. W. Pendleton agent for M. T. Pendleton, pd Jos. W. Pendleton guardian of W. J. Pendleton... pd. J. B. Pendleton, pd J. Vowles, pd Francis Johnson, pd W. B. Gibson for bricking in grave yard.

Cty. Lou, Book: 6, Page: 80, Samuel Waddy, Type: Will, Date: 08-Feb-1819
of Louisa, dau. Polley Waddy, sons Anthony W. Waddy & Samuel; dau. Betsy Smith, Sally F. Waddy, Mildred, wife Mary, son Benjamin (land on South Anna River) Exec: friend William Waddy and brither John Waddy, and son Benjamin. Written 12 Mar 1817; rec. 8 Feb 1819; wit: Ballard Dickinson, George Davis, William B. Gibson

Cty. Lou, Book: 14, Page: 187, Zedekiah Gibson, Type: Sett, Date: 08-Dec-1856
Appraisement of estate Zedekiah Gibson, dec'd. 3 Nov 1856 $178.70 includes 341/2 acres of land valued $172.50. by Geo. W. Parrish, Wm. T. Hasker and Jesse W. Harlow Commissioners. Rec. 8 Dec 1856 Sale perishable property Zedekiah Gibson 3 Nov 1856 $172.10. Rec. 8 Dec 1856.

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LouisaCounty, Va. Deed Records

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Book: E, Page: 333, Grantor: Boswell, John And Wife, Grantee: Lasley, Manoah, Date: 09-Nov-1778
Regarding a parcel of 166 acres on the west side of Gilbert GIBSON’s mill creek and the north side of the South Anna River. Sold to Manoah Lasley for 200 Virginia pounds. The parcel begins at two pines and a white oak in the BARK line running along the same 55 and 1/2 degrees, east 121 poles to Gilbert Gibson’s mill creek and down the same creed as it meanders,making a straight line 214 poles to said Gilbert’s line at the end of his mill dam; then along the same line north 43 degrees, west 123 poles to three white oaks in Likinhole Creek; then a new line north 33 and 1/2 degrees, east 188 poles to the beginning. All woods, underwoods, waters, watercourses, houses, pastures, fences, orchards, tithes, profits, commodities, advantages, etc. are also transferred.

Book: 19, Page: 408, Grantor: J. D. Gibson, Grantee: Miles C. Smith, Date: 15-Aug-1901
J. D. Gibson to Miles C. Smith; $300 for 99 38/100 acres in Jackson District adjoining Cartersville Road, G. H. Foster, Thomas Jackson, Turner's Mill Road being land purchased by Gibson from estate of Theodacid Armstrong and Mt. Hope Church and township Hall being located on said land.( probably Miles B. Smith, Jr..)

Book: E, Page: 94, Grantor: Jerdone Gibson, Grantee: Robert Anderson Gent., Date: 13-May-1776
Jerdone Gibson of Trinity Par. Louisa County to Robert Anderson Gent. of same for £6 10 for 25 acres on Eastern side of Peters Creek known by the name of Goodmans hill adj. Peters Creek, sd. Anderson and James Johnson. Sig. Jerdone Gibson. Wit. Jno. Watson, John Hoga, Thomas Johnson Shf.

Book: E, Page: 219, Grantor: Samuel McGehee, Grantee:  , Date: 03-Feb-1787
I Samuel McGehee of Louisa Co. being by infirmity rendered incapable of transacting my own business in a proper manner, do in consideration of the trust I have in my sons William and James McGehee and my son-in-law John Graves do appoint them my true and lawful attorney to transact all my legal affairs. 3 Feb 1787. wit. Richard Dicks, Geo. Johnston, John Gibson, Charles (x) Cosby.

Book: J, Page: 70, Grantor: William Mead, Grantee: Samuel Overton Jr., Date: 19-Jul-1800
William Mead of Louisa to Samuel Overton Jr. of Fredericksburg, Spots. Co., Va. in trust tract in Louisa on contrary River adjoining George and Joseph Boxley, Waller Lewis, William Kimbrough, John Burrus, John Gibson and Daniel Ford cont. 216 acres. Mead indebted by bond 29 Jun 1800 29 s 18 p 2d with interest payable to Thomas Goodwin Esq. merchant of Town of Fredericksburg payable before 1 May 1801. Sig. William Mead, Samuel Overton Jr. Wit. Charles Lewis, Thos. Hiskett, Dabney Lipscomb. Rec. 13 Oct 1800

Book: CC, Page: 660, Grantor: Mary Byrd, Grantee: received from Joseph Talley, Date: 11-Mar-1854
Mary Byrd of Jackson Co., Alabama widow of Nathaniel Byrd, dec'd. late of said County and daughter of Mary Gibson, dec'd late of Louisa Against David M. Hunter of Louisa Va. power of Attorney to received from Joseph Talley of Louisa money due me. Sig. Mary Byrd.

Book: 5, Page: 20, Grantor: Amanda M. And Rebecca C. Garland, Grantee: Wm. D. Talley, Date: 01-Jan-1879
Deed 1 Jan 1879Amanda M. And Rebecca C. Garland to Wm. D. Talley all of Louisa for $45 for a tract adjoining Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson, Dennis Moody, Minor Hackney and others containing 6 acres being a part of the old Laurel Hill Tract Sig. Amanda M. and Rebecca C. Garland. [Margin note] delivered to Wm. Talley.

Book: O, Page: 394, Grantor: Zedekiah Gibson and Nancy his wife, Grantee: Archibald Thomas, Date: 09-Jun-1820
Zedekiah Gibson and Nancy his wife of Louisa to Archibald Thomas of same $60 for Negro slaves and other personal estate of Thomas G. Mallory the son of said Nancy Gibson whilst the widow of sd. Thomas Mallory. Sig. Zedikiah Gibson. Recorded 12 Jun 1820.

Book: O, Page: 439, Grantor: Nancy Gibson, Grantee: Zedekiah Gibson, Date: 10-Jul-1820
Whereas a suit is now pending in Louisa Count for separate maintenance Nancy Gibson against Zedekiah Gibson and both being willing to comprise and putting an end to the suit Nancy Gibson does hereby agree to return to the bed and board of sd. Zedekiah Gibson and to demean herself as a good and affectionate wife and Zedekiah binds himself to treat her with all that conjugal affection and attentive husband and in that case Gibson forfeits all right title or interest to any property real or personal which was or may belong to him received from his wife and the property shall be vested in Jesse H. Mallory for the sold use and benefit of Nancy Gibson during her life and at her death the property to go to the children of sd. Nancy Gibson by sd. Zedekiah Gibson. 10 Jul 1820. Sig. Zedekiah Gibson and Nancy Gibson. wit. H. Winston. Henry Timberlake. Justices of Louisa attest to signature of Zedekiah Gibson and Nancy Gibson. Rec. 11 Sep 1820.

Book: O, Page: 313, Grantor: Susannah Mallory, Jesse H. Mallory, David Armstron, Grantee: Zedekiah Mallory, Date: 15-Jun-1819
Susannah Mallory, Jesse H. Mallory, David Armstrong and Eliza H. Armstrong formerly Eliza H. Mallory to Zedekiah Mallory all of Louisa for $400 tract on headwaters of Roundabout Creek cont. 36 acres assigned by commissioners to Nancy Gibson formerly Nancy Mallory, widow and relict of Thomas Mallory, dec'd., where Zedekiah and wife now reside. wit. Henry Timberlake, John Bibb, Edwd. Mills. Rec. 8 Nov 1819.

Book: X, Page: 360, Grantor: Zedekiah W. Gibson and Nancy his wife, Grantee: John Purcell and Nancy his wife who was, Date: 21-Apr-1841
Zedekiah W. Gibson and Nancy his wife of Louisa to John Purcell and Nancy his wife who was formerly Nancy Gibson of Louisa for $60 for 20 acres on Roundabout Creek adj. sd. Gibson, James Parrish, Bibbs road. Sig. Z. W. Gibson .

Book: O, Page: 304, Grantor: Nuckolls, John, Grantee: Gibson, Osnald, Date: 08-Nov-1879
[no abstract]

Book: B, Page: 169, Grantor: David Anderson and Elizabeth, his wife, Grantee: Benjamin Bibb, Date: 23-May-1757
David Anderson and Elizabeth, his wife, of Hanover Co. to Benjamin Bibb of Louisa Co. £40 for 400 acres on both sides of Lickinghole Creek granted by patent 16 Aug 1756 to sd. Anderson ...Thomas Gibson's line ...crossing west fork of Lickinghole Creek ... crossing the Main fork of Licking Hole Creek. Sig. David Anderson and Elizabeth Anderson . Wit. William Gooch, William Landrum, William Anderson. Ack. 24 May 1757 by David Anderson

Book: L, Page: 173, Grantor: McGehee, William & Ann, Grantee: McGehee, George, Date: 10-Dec-1808
William McGehee and Ann McGehee (wife) to George McGehee for 20 shillings, 223 acres on Little River. Beginning at Frederick Harris line, Thomas Gibson [Gipson], Thomas Smith, Benjamin Harris, this land on which Richard Harris and wife formerly lived ....

Book: N, Page: 398, Grantor: George McGehee and Elizabeth his wife, Grantee: William Mills, Date: 30-Oct-1817
George McGehee and Elizabeth his wife to William Mills $3,487.25 for tract whereon McGehee now resides on North Fork of Little River cont. 268 1/4 acres adjoining Frederick Harris, Thornton Gibson, Hancock, Chapman and Fortune, Thomasson, Benj. Harris. being land conveyed to George McGehee by William McGehee and Thomas Smith. Wit. Fred. Harris, Thornton Gibson, Benj. Harris, John Cole.

Book: O, Page: 119, Grantor: Frederick Harris and Catharine S. Harris his wife, Grantee: William Mills, Date: 07-Sep-1818
Frederick Harris and Catharine S. Harris his wife to William Mills of Louisa $185 on south side of Belches Rd. cont. 20 1/2 acres adjoining sd. Harris, sd Mills and Thornton Gibson.

Book: J, Page: 143, Grantor: Thornton Gibson, Grantee: David Lipscomb, Date: 13-Apr-1801
Thornton Gibson to David Lipscomb +480 currt. money for 400 acres on both sides Contrara Creek adj. Hendricks, Harris, Gibsons.

Book: N, Page: 398, Grantor: McGehee, George & Elizabeth, Grantee: Mills, William, Date: 30-Oct-1817
George McGehee. and Elizabeth (wife) to William Mills $3,487 for 268 1/4 acres, where McGehee is now residing, both sides of North fork of Little River, Frederick Harris, Thornton Gibson, Hancock, Chapman, Thompson,....

Book: Q, Page: 499, Grantor: David Tyler and Mary, his wife, Grantee: Abner Houchins, Date: 02-Nov-1825
David Tyler and Mary, his wife, to Abner Houchins all of Louisa for $1 and 1 Negro girl named Mary and $100 for tract whereon said Tyler now lives adjoining Elijah Dickinson, George Dais, William Gibson containing 100 acres. Wit. Jno. W. Cowherd, Joseph C. Eggleston, Benja. Waddy, Jos. T. Gibson, William Baker.

Book: T, Page: 107, Grantor: Z. W. Gibson 1st, Joseph B. Glenn 2nd, and Hardin , Grantee: Glenn and Perkins, Date: 31-Jan-1831
Z. W. Gibson 1st, Joseph B. Glenn 2nd, and Hardin Perkins 3rd. Z. E. Gibson indebted to Glenn and Perkins $20. IN trust tract adj. John Kennon, Joseph Bullock cont. 180 acres wit. Thos. Eades, Robert J. Hope.

Book: p, Page: 452, Grantor: Zedekiah Gibson, Grantee: George Parrish, Date: 18-May-1830
Zedekiah Gibson of Louisa to George Parrish of Louisa and Joseph B. Glenn of Goochland. Gibson indebted to Joseph B. Glenn $32.28 payable 25 Dec 1832. In trust 1 mare 6 years old. Sig. Z. W. Gibson, George Parish, Joseph Glenn.

Book: Y, Page: 614, Grantor: Z. W. Gibson, Grantee: George Hunter, Date: 22-Mar-1836
I am indebted to George Hunter by bond with Abraham Perkins as security 22 Mar 1836 $45 due 25 Dec 1837, Ashley J. Bell trustee. In trust 30 acres I now reside on headwaters Roundabout Creek adj. James Parrish, Geo. W. Parrish, also horses, furniture, etc. Sig. 10 Apr 1844 Z. W. Gibson.

Book: U, Page: 266, Grantor: Zedekiah Gibson and wife Nancy, Grantee: Perkins, Date: 01-Apr-1834
Zedekiah Gibson and wife Nancy of Louisa 1st, Owen C. Morris 2nd. of Goochland Co., Zachariah W. Perkins of Louisa 3rd. Gibson indebted to Perkins $50. IN trust 87 acres where Gibson resides on headwaters of Roundabout Creek adj. John Kennon, James Parrish and other also cattle, hogs, furniture, etc. Sig. Z. W. Gibson.

Book: X, Page: 360, Grantor: Zedekiah W. Gibson and Nancy his wife, Grantee: John Purcell and Nancy his wife who was, Date: 21-Apr-1841
Zedekiah W. Gibson and Nancy his wife of Louisa to John Purcell and Nancy his wife who was formerly Nancy Gibson of Louisa for $60 for 20 acres on Roundabout Creek adj. sd. Gibson, James Parrish, Bibbs road. Sig. Z. W. Gibson .

Book: O, Page: 394, Grantor: Zedekiah Gibson and Nancy his wife, Grantee: Archibald Thomas, Date: 09-Jun-1820
Zedekiah Gibson and Nancy his wife of Louisa to Archibald Thomas of same $60 for Negro slaves and other personal estate of Thomas G. Mallory the son of said Nancy Gibson whilst the widow of sd. Thomas Mallory. Sig. Zedikiah Gibson. Recorded 12 Jun 1820.

Book: U, Page: 112, Grantor: Jesse H. Mallory and Margaret M. his wife, Grantee: Zedekiah Gibson, Date:  
[date and month blank] 1833 Jesse H. Mallory and Margaret M. his wife of Louisa to Zedekiah Gibson for $70 tract on Roundabout Creek cont. 30 acres being land bequeathed Mallory as well as part he may inherit at death of his sister Susannah. adj. James Parrish, Jno. Kennon. Sig. Jesse H. Mallory.

Book: O, Page: 401, Grantor: David Armstrong and Eliza his wife, Jesse H. Mallo, Grantee: Zedekiah Gibson, Date: 21-Nov-1819
David Armstrong and Eliza his wife, Jesse H. Mallory to Zedekiah Gibson $40 for 12 acres being part of interest in an undivided tract belonging to estate of Thomas Mallory, dec'd. adj. sd. Gibson now resides. Sig. David Armstrong, Jesse H. Mallory, Margaret M. Mallory, Eliza Armstrong. wit. Charles Dabney, Hezekiah Sims, James Sims, Thos. Johnson.

Book: ?, Page: 160, Grantor: Zedekiah Gibson, Grantee: Harding Perkins and Zach. Perkins 3rd., Date: 14-Sep-1821
Sep 1821 Zedekiah Gibson to Harding Perkins and Zach. Perkins 3rd. all of Louisa. Gibson indebted to Zach. W. Perkins $20 date 30 Dec 1820 Intrust mare 12 years old, saddle, 2 cattle, hogs, etc. Sig. Zedekiah Gibson. H. Perkins, G. W. Perkins.

Book: U, Page: 91, Grantor: Zedekiah Gibson and wife Nancy 1st, Hezekiah Sims , Grantee: Perkins, Date: 23-Jul-1833
Zedekiah Gibson and wife Nancy 1st, Hezekiah Sims 2nd, Z. W. Perkins 3rd. Gibson indebted to Perkins $60 dated 23 Jul 1833 IN trust tract on Roundabout Creek where Gibson resides cont. 72 acres adj. James Parrish, John Kennon and others. wit. R. M. Kent, John W. Loyall, Benjamin G. Higgason.

Book: Q, Page: 90, Grantor: Jesse H. Mallory and wife Margaret, Grantee: Zedekiah Gibson, Date: 18-Oct-1822
Jesse H. Mallory and wife Margaret of Louisa to Zedekiah Gibson for $50 tract of 9 acres on headwaters of Roundabout Creek adj. Jos. Glenn, Richard Groom, Jos. Bullock. Wit. Wm. Dickerson, Jr., Wm. Jackson, EdmundWash.

Book: W, Page: 476, Grantor: John Kennon and wife, Sarah, Grantee: George W. Parrish and Edmund A. Grubbs, Date: 04-Dec-1838
John Kennon and wife, Sarah, of Louisa to George W. Parrish and Edmund A. Grubbs, Grubbs of Goochland and Parrish of Louisa. $2.50/ acre for 180 acres adjoining John Perkins, Sr., Samuel Bunch, James Parrish, Zedekiah Gibson and others being John Glenn's old tract that John Glenn sold to said John Kennon. No wit: Rec. 8 Jul 1839. Fluvanna Justices certify for Kennon.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

Butler Bradburn married Elizabeth Harris, daughter of William Harris.
Sur. William Bradburn.
Wit: Robert Harris & Sam Harris.

NEW KENT COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Register of St. Peter's Parish

TURNER
ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/newkent/misc/stpete09.txt

Sarah daugt of William Turner baptised the 21 Febry, 1702/3.
Sara & ____ daughters to Wm Turner born ye 7th of Sept, 1689.
Sarah Daughter of James Turner baptised Feb 18 1710
Tamer a negro of Sarah Turner born Jany 10: 1720/21.

Sarah wife to Henry Turner Departed this life on Feb 20 1686.
Elizabeth daut of Geo. Turner Jur bapt 13 Febry., 1704.
Hannah daught to Geo. Turner nat Jany. 14, bapt FebrYye 4, 1690-1.
Francis son to Henry Turner bapt ye 22d of March, 1690-1.
Susannah daught to Charles Turner by Mary his wife bapt ye 30th of octobr natt.
ye 1st of ye instant, 1692.
Hannah daughter of Charles Turner by Mary his wife born ye 9 day of November, 1694.
Robt son of Geo. Turner and Judith his wife bapt the 7 Augt, 1698.
Pennenah daut of Geo. Turner bapt the 21 July, 1700.
Robt son of Geo. Turner and Judith his wife bapt the 7 Augt, 1698.
Elizabeth daut of Geo. Turner Jur bapt 13 Febry., 1704.
William son of Will Turner baptized ye 9 Aprl, 1704.
Jno Turner sone to Henry Turner departed this Life ye 18 of Jan., 1686-7.
Sara wife to Henry Turner Departed this Life ye 20th d of Febry, 1686-7.
Henry Turner Departed this Life December ye 17th, 1715.
George Turner Departed this Life March ye 6th, 1717.
James Turner Departed this Life Jany. ye 18th, 1718.
George son of James & Hannah Turner born March 5. 1755.
Susanne daughter of Jno. Turner born June 17th, 1721.
Charles son of Jno. & Elizth Turner born May 26th & bapt.June ye 27th following, 1725.
Jane ye Dar of Jno. & EIizth Turner born 7ber ye 16th & bapt Octr 29, 1727.
Mary Dar. of Wm. & Dorothy Turner born May 1st, 1730.
Deverex ye son of John & Eliza. Turner ____.
Frances Daughter _____ and Hannah Turner born May 6, baptized June 16.
Caleb son of William and Dorothy Turner, born July 28, baptized Sep’r 11.
Robt Harris & Eliz. Turner married october, 1699.
Will, son to Will. Turner deceased ye 15 d of Febry:, 1687-8.
Will, son of Geo. Turner bapt ye 17 Jany., 1702/3.

Tamer a negro of Sarah Turner born Jany 10: 1720/21.
Sampson a negro boy belonging to Caleb Turner born Apl. 2nd, 1729.
Turner a negro belonging to Gerrard Ellison born May 24,1721. [This entry
       has been scratched through.]

THOMAS

ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/newkent/misc/stpete02.txt

St. Peters Parish, New Kent Co., VA

Geo. son to Sam. Thomas bapt ye 26 of octo., 1690.
Sarah Daughter of Wm. & Mary Thomas born Nor. 3d: bap. 24th 1728.
Sarah Daughttr of Jno. & Mary Thomson born March 18th  bap. Apl. 20, 1729.
Frank a negro boy belonging to Do. born October 1st, 1729.
Martha Dar.of Wm. & Mary Thomas bapt Janry 11th, 1729/30.
Mary Dar. of Wm. & Dorothy Turner born May 1st, 1730.
Sarah Daughttr of Jno. & Mary Thomson born March 18th bap. Apl. 20, 1729.
Robert son to Rob. Thomson bapt ye 24 of Aprill, 1687.
David son to Robt Thomson bapt ye 4th of Sept, 1690.
Susanna daut of Robt Thomson bapt the 25 Febry., 1696-7.
Mary daut of Jonathan Tomson bapt the 28 Jany., 1699.
Elizabeth daut of Jonathan Thomson baptiz. 19 Aprill, 1702.
Hannah daugt of Robt Thompson baptiz. the 22 Januy., 1698-9.
Mary daut of Jonathan Tomson bapt the 28 Jany., 1699.
Martha daut of Robt Tomson bapized the 31 Augt, 1701.
Sarah Daughter of Wm. & Mary Thomas born Nor. 3d: bap. 24th 1728.
Sarah Daughttr of Jno. & Mary Thomson born March 18th bap. Apl. 20, 1729.
John son of Richard and Susanna Thomson __ Ma__, ____.
Sarah Daughter of John & Mary Thomson born October 27, baptized March 6 1757. 
1760. James son of John & Mary Thomson born Dec’r 22, baptized Apl. 20.
Sampson a negro boy belonging to Caleb Turner born Apl. 2nd, 1729.

NAPIER

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Register of St. Peter's Parish
New Kent County, VA

Bouth son of Robt Napier & Marg. his wife borne ye 1st of Octr, 1692.
Frances daugh of Robt Napier & Mary his wife borne Febry. ye 5th, 1694-5.
Robt son of Robt Napier & Mary his wife borne 7br ye 16th, 1697.
Katherine Daughter of Robt Napier & Mary his wife borne 8br ye 12th, 1700.
Elize, Daughter of Robt Napier & Mary his wife borne 10br ye 25th, 1704.
Napier ______ Year 1733 

MINUTE BOOK 1784-1787
*I don't know which County*

Order Book 1766-1772
Louisa County, Virginia

Order Book 1743-1748
Additions to and Exemptions From County Levies

Order Book 1774-1782

1835 PENSION LIST

SARAH TURNER LEMAY GIBSON
See Will below
Could Robert Turner be Sarah's father?
Could Unknown Turner who m. Thomas Gibson be a sister to Sarah Turner?
Could Thomas Gibson be the Thomas Gibson who lived next door to Gilbert Gibson m. to Sarah Turner?

Orange County, VA Will Book 2 1744-1778
Pages 35-36

Will of Robert Turner of St. Mark’s Parish in Orange County

Will dated 20 March 1745/4.

To my loving wife during her widowhood all my estate but if she should marry immediately to have but one half and the other half to my son-in-law Thomas Gibson.

After my wife’s decease my son in law Thoms. Gibson have all my estate.

My loving wife Catherine and my son in law Thos. Gibson executors.

Robert Turner

Wit: John Catlett, Elinor (H) Taylor, Benjamin Taylor.
24 Jan. 1744 [1745].
Presented in Court by Catherine Turner and Thomas Gibson. Proved by Benja. Taylor and Elinor Taylor.

LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA JUDGMENTS
p. 21
[Branham vs. Gibson]
reel 126 frame 0869

Mrs. Ann Moore
Frances Gibson Branham, plaintiff
Sarah Turner Gibson, 2nd wife of Gilbert, defendant
Negro wench
James Meriwether

The affirmation of Mrs. Ann Moore taken 11 May 1768 before me James Meriwether. [Branham vs. Gibson]

LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA JUDGMENTS
p. 21
My notations in red

LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA
Index to Wills and Administrations: Card Catalog

LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA SEARCH RESULTS
Index to Wills and Administrations: Card Catalog
William Walton

LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEATH RECORDS 1853-1896

DOUGLAS REGISTER

DEATHS

Mar: 29 1766--Mrs Turners fun: Sermon on Job .26--in Gooch: Bartley Turners Moyr. p.36
Mch. 29 1766--Bartley Turners Moyr [mother] fun: Goochland. p. 125

I'm not sure what these names refer to: I forgot to attach where they came from

Lemay, Samuel 1815, Book 22, page 7
May, Samuel L. 1815, Book 22,page 7
Lemay, William 1827, Book 27, 134

A HISTORY OF LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA
by Malcolm H. Harris

A History of Louisa County, Virginia by Malcom Hart Harris, M.D.
The Deitz Press, Richmond, VA
F232.L85 H3 1936,
(Churches and parishes and Ministers) p. 161

List of Tithes in Frederickville Parish in Louisa County, 1777

George Gibson 1 Tithe, Land 200
William Gibson 1 Tithe, Land 180
Gideon Gibson 1 Tithe, Land 65
William Gibson Jr. 1 Tithe
Nathan Gibson 1 Tithe
William Ragland 6 Tithes
John Bosewell 21 Tithes
William Bunch 1 Tithe
Samuel Bunch 2 Tithes, Land 450
Thomas Gibson 1 Tithe

LOUISA COUNTY LAND TAX BOOK - 1782
from
"Louisa Historical Magazine 1969, Vol. 1 #1, p. 14

FREDERICKSVILLE PARISH VESTRY BOOK - 1742-1787
Transcribed by Rosalie Edith Davis - Manchester, Missouri 1978

To George Gibson for keeping Andrew Greenhorn one year commencing from 1st Jany. last --- 60.

To George Gibson for keeping Andrew Greenhorn 10 weeks -- 2 . .

To Col. o John Boswell for keeping Andrew Greenhorn some time -- 6.

DEEDS
LOUISA COUNTY

WILL OF WILLIAM GIBSON

ESTATE OF WILLIAM GIBSON
1833-1834

Will Book 9, page 92
Appraisal estate of William Gibson, dec'd. $1,009.06
11 November 1833.
William Woolfolk, Chas. Barret, Abner Houchins

WILL OF
ZEDEKIAH W. GIBSON
MARCH 2, 1852

GEORGE GIBSON, alias GEORGE NAPPIER
WILLIAM GIBSON, alias, WILLIAM NAPPIER

Virginia Early Settlers
http://members.tripod.com/~DAllen1989/Virginia-Settlers.html

Captain John Smith, founded the first English Colony at Jamestown, Virginia in 1607. The following are some (1,033) Early Virginia Pioneers. Donated by Paul R. Sarrett, Jr. of Auburn, CA.

Indexed by last name, first name from
1624 records
County/Parish, Number of Persons
James City Co. - 224

SARAH LEMAY

[My notation: Sarah Lemay married Gilbert Gibson AFTER November 26, 1745.
and AFTER February 24, 1746]
see below

LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Order Book 1743-1748, page 220
February 24, 1746
[My notation: Sarah Lemay married Gilbert Gibson AFTER February 24, 1746.]

I don't think this can be Sarah Gibson's parents
Research says Sarah Turner was married to Peter Lemay by 1720,
So it can't be Sarah Turner Lemay Gibson.

Henry TURNER: Feb. 14, 1735. Mar 20, 1735. DB 2, p 91.

To son John TURNER, 200 ac incl. Plantation whereon I now live.

To dau. Anne HODGES,
100 ac on which she now lives.

To son James TURNER, cow & calf.

To son
Henry TURNER, cow & calf.

To dau, Sarah TURNER, feather-bed & furnitre,
mare, cow, calf.

To son, Barclay TURNER, horse, cows, calves, pewter dish,
sow, and pigs. All pes. Est. not mentioned to my wife, Mary TURNER, while
she remains my widow, afterwards to be div. Eq. Bet. Sons & daus. Ex: Wife
Mary TURNER & son John TURNER.

Wit: James JOHNSON, Benjamin WATKINS, James TEAGUE.

LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Order Book
September 13, 1790

Sarah Gibson, widow and relict of Gilbert Gibson deceased,
Gidion, Jardone, William Gibson sons and Devisees of said Gilbert Gibson deceased
vs.
George Gibson and Benjamin Branham and Frances his wife and Robert Michie defendants.

LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Order Book
page 380
March 10, 1792

Sarah Gibson, widow and relict of Gilbert Gibson deceased,
Gidion, Jardone, William Gibson sons and Devisees of said Gilbert Gibson deceased.
vs.
George Gibson and Benjamin Branham and Frances his wife and Robert Michie defendants.

LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Order Book P, page 403
May 1, 1792

Gidion Gibson and Jordane Gibson, Plfs.
vs.
George Gibson, Benjamin Branham and Robert Michie defendants.

On the motion of the Plaintiffs by their counsel for leave to amend their bill by inserting the following words to wit “Sarah Gibson widow and relict of Gilbert Gibson deceased and William Gibson son and devisee of said Gilbert Gibson deceased” which was granted them

and the amendment made accordingly and the Cause is continued ‘till the next term at the Plaintiff’s Costs with leave for either party to take the Depositions of such Witnesses as they shall think fit on giving the adverse party legal notice of time and place of taking such Depositions.

KENTUCKY GIBSON's
GIBSON (WITH GOWIN & MOORE)
Not known of any relationship to my Gibson's of Louisa Co., VA, but added because of surnames.

Henry Gibson (Will - 1836)
George Gibson (Will 1841) - wife Abigail
Mary Gowin (Goen?)
W. R. Moore
David Moore
J. T. Moore

  Kentucky Todd County Court Clerks Office December 13, 1841
  I Willis L. Reeves Clerk of said county court do certify that the
  foregoing last Will & Testament of Henry Gibson was at a county court
  begun and held for Todd County at the Court House in Elkton on Monday the
  13 day of December 1841 produced in open court and proven in open court
  by the oath of W.R. Moore a subscribing witness there to to be the act
  & deed of said Henry Gibson dec'd, it being proven to the
  satisfaction of the court that David Moore the other subscribing witness
  was sick & absent , and the same was ordered to be recorded where
  upon i have truly recorded said Will together with this certificate in my
  office.
  Willis L. Reeves 

Last Edited:
August 21, 2004