Samuel Talbott [116]

  General Notes:

On 2 September 1719, Samuel Talbott, of Sittenbourne in the County of Richmond, son of William and Katherine, gave to his brother, Benjamin, all rights to a parcel of land containing sixty-six and three-fourths acres at the head of Rappahannock Creek which had been purchased by his father, William, from William Stewart, provided Benjamin Talbott would have an heir. If Benjamin Talbott should die without issue law-fully begotten, the said land and premises were to be returned to the said Samuel Talbott.

In a deed dated 5 February 1723, Samuel Talbott for and in consideration of the sum of five shillings money of Great Brittain to him in hand paid by his brother, Benjamin Talbott, gave Benjamin complete title to the one hundred and thirty-three and one-half acres of land his father, William had purchased from William Stewart.

This indenture made the 2/d Day of Septemb/r in the fifth yeare of the Reigne of our Sovereigne Lord Geroge by the Grace of God of Great Brittain France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith&c. and in the yeare of our Lord Christ One Thousand Seaven hundred and nineteen Between Samuell Talbott of the Parish of Sittenburne in the county of Richmond of the one part and Benjamin Talbott of the Parish and County aforesaid of the other part witnesseth that the said Samuell Talbott for diverse good causes and considerations him thereunto moving hath Given, Granted, Bargained and Sold and by these presents Doth fully clearly and absolutely Give, Grant Bargain and Sell unto the said Benjamin Talbott his heirs and assigns All that his Right, Title Use, Interest Reversion and Remainder of and in all and singular one Tract or Parcell of Land Containing Sixty Six Acres and three Quarters of an acre It being on the head of Rapp/a Creek in the Parish and County aforesaid and being part of one hundred thirty three acres and a halfe formerly Purchased of William Stewart by William Talbott Father of the aforesaid Benjamin Talbott party of these presents who is since deceased by Patent Dated the Twenty Ninth Day of October One Thousand six hundred and ninety eight the said Sixty Six and three Quarters of an acre of Land is bounded on the aforesaid Creek and now in the possession of Katherine Mews, Mother of the said Samuell and Benjamin Talbott partys to these presents which said Messuage and other the premises with the appertenances he the said Samuel hath should or ought to have by and after the Decease of the said Katherine Mews the Mother of the said partys to these presents which said Messuage Tennement and Tract of Lane and the immediate Reversion thereof unto the said Benjamin Talbott and his heirs Together with all the Deeds, Evidences, Charters, Escripts, Writings and Mimments which he ths said Samuell Talbottor any other to his use or by his consent or Delivery have or hath touching or concerning the s/d Messuage or Tenement and other the premises and any part of percell thereof all and singular which said Deeds, Evidences, Charters &c. the said Benjamin Talbott hath already Delivered him at and before the ensealing and delivery of these presents TO HAVE & to hold the said Reversion Tenement and other the premises with all appurtenances before by these presents Bargained and Sold or ment mentioned or intended to be hereby Granted, Bargained & Sold and every part thereof imediately from and after the Decease of the said Katherine Mews the Mother unto the said Benjamin Talbott his heirs and assigns and the said Samuell Talbott his heirs and assigns for himself Doth Grant to and with the said Benjamin Talbott that he the said Benj/a Talbott shall and may from time to time and at all times forever hereafter peaceably and quietly have, hold, use, occupie, possess and enjoy the before granted Land and premises with out any Trouble Lett Suite or hindrance of him the said Samuell Talbott his heirs or assignes and it is farther Agreed by and between the said parties that if the said Benjamin Talbott should Die without Issue lawfully begotten then the said Land and premises to return to the said Samuel Talbottto him and his heirs for ever In Witness whereof the said Samuell Talbott hath hereunto sett his hand & Seale the Day & yeare first above written.
Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of)
Edw/d Hinkley S amuel (his Mark) Talbott {Seal}
Henry Ward
Att a Court held for Richmond County the Second Day of September 1719 -
Samuel Talbott came into Court and acknowledged this his Deed unto Benjamin Talbott which was admitted to Record. alsoElizabeth Talbott the wife of the said Samuell Talbott appeared in Court and relinquished her Right of Dower in the Land conveyed in this Deed unto the said Benjamin Talbott , which was also admitted to Record unto the said Benjamin Talbott, which was also admitted unto the said Benjamin Talbott, which was also admitted to Record.
Test. M:Beckwith Cl. Cur.
A Copy - Teste: E. Carter Delano Dep:Clk.
Samuel Talbott
To
Benjamin Talbott
Deed
Sept 2, 1719
copy
D.B. 7, p.433

  Research Notes:

Will of Samuel Talbert/Talbutt of Richmond Co., VA

In the name of God Amen I Samuell Talbert of the parrish of North Farnham and County of Richmond being very sick of body but in sound sence and memory thanks be Given to God for the same Doe Constitute and ordain this to be my Last wille and Testament in maner and forme following (vizt) -

Impr mis - First and principally I recomend my Soul to Almighty God who Gave it and my Body to be decently interrd at the discrecon of my Executrix hereafter named and as for my worldly Estate which it hath pleased almighty God to his great goodness to Endow me with I freely part with and dispose of as followeth -

Item I give and bequeath unto my Brother Benjamin Talbutt my best suit of wearing cloths and four chairs.

Item I give unto my Loving wife Elizabeth Talbutt all the rest of my estate whatsoever both real and personall and further my will is that my said wife Elizabeth Talbutt be whole and sole Executrix of this my Last will and Testament acknowledging this and none other hereby Disanulling all former and other wills heretofore by me made in Testimony whereof I have hereto sett my hand and seal the 16th day of December 1726.

Samll (his mark "T") Talbutt {Seal}
sealed and dd in the prsence of
Robt (his mark)
Buckley
At a Court held for Richmond County
Thomas
Gearing
the first day of February 1726/7

This will was proved in open court by the oaths of Thomas Gearing one of the witnesses thereo and admitted to Record.
Test - M:Beckwith Cl. Cur.


Richmond County Deed Book #8
p.181
Lease and Release. Feb. 5-6, 1722 from Samuell Talbot of Parish of Sittenburne in R, planter, to Benjamin Talbot of same, planter, for 3500 pounds of good tobacco, all that parcel of land and plantation containing about 133.5 acres, being the one half or moiety of a parcel of land formerly purchased by William Stewart of R decd and Morgan Williams, and by the said William Stewart sold to Willm Talbot and Catherine, his wife, father and mother of the said Samuell and Benjamin, parties to these presents, mentioned by patent of Oct 29, 1698, and after the death of the said William Talbot, became the freehold and inheritance of the said Samuel Talbot, party to these presents first names. The 133.5 acres is in Sittenburne, and bounded by the head of Rappahanock Cr, and now in the tenure of said Benja Talbot.

Signed - Samuell (his T mark) Talbot
Edwd Hinkley
John (his mark) Yeatman
James Willson

Recorded Feb 6, 1722.

Elizabeth Talbot, the wife of the said Samuell Talbot, appeared in court and
relinquished her right of dower.

  Birth Notes:

Old Rappahannock

  Death Notes:

Parish of Sittenbourne, Richmond

Samuel married Elizabeth Ransdell [1477] [MRIN: 59]. (Elizabeth Ransdell [1477] was born circa 1700 in , Westmoreland, Virginia, USA and died in 1742 in Richmond, , Virginia, USA.)