BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA

DEED BOOK 15

Trotter Names in this deed are:

Isham Trotter, George Trotter

Thomas Edmunds Sheriff in Account with Brunswick County for the levy of 1781, 1782, 1783.

To 3043 Tithes for the years 1781 & 1782..... To 3607 Tithes for the year 1783...

To Daniel Fisher & Perter Pelham for tobacco levied for them in the proportion for 1781.....

To balance due Thomas Edmunds... By paid sundry persons tobacco levied for them in the proportion for 1781... By paid sundry persons tobacco levied for them in the proportion for 1782... By cash paid Richard Elliott per order.... Drury Stith for sevices under the tax law per order... Drury Stith for record books... ISHAM TROTTER... William Gee...David Walker... Frederick Jones... Charles Harrison... Buckner Stith... Thomas Claiborne... Edward Goodrich... William Rideout... By hand sundry persons tobacco levied for them in proportions for 1783... By paid sundry person specie proportions in do... Ditto cash paid Charles Williamson per order... cash paid John F. Edmunds for GEORGE TROTTER order...Daniel Nolley per order... Peter Parrish do... 33 insolvents actd. by John Williams... Commissions on L1638.15.2 or 6pcent... by balance due Thomas Edmunds L72.3.10. Deed book 15, page 507

Deed Book 15, page 531

Trotter names in this deed are:

James Trotter, William Trotter, George Trotter.

This Indenture made this 11th day of March 1794 between Jesse Pen of Brunswick County & George Trotter of the said... for and in consideration of the sum of sixty pounds... one certain tract or parcel of land lying & being in the County of Brunswick and bounded as follows, Beginning on John Haskins's line on a small poplar thence near a West course to corner poplar thence up the said branch as it meanders to a white oak on a large path, thence South course to corner maple thenceSouth course to corner maple on Stith line to Haskin's corner hiccory thence along Haskins's line to the Beginning containing one hundred acres... Signed by Jesse Pen and witnessed by James Trotter, William Trotter, John Paup, Thomas Pelham, Leonard Wad (?) Walker. Brunswick County Court April 28th 1794. This indenture of Bargain & Sale between Joseph Pen of the one part and George Trotter of the other part was proved by the oaths of William Trottter, John Paup, Thomas Pelham & Leonard Ward (?) Walker witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded.

Trotter Clearing House ------ Deed