Henrico County, Virginia Deeds Vol. 3
1716Henrico County, Virginia2 pages
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Henrico Co Va Deeds
975.5453 R 2w Vol. 3 (Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah)
p 64-65 (p 222) Seth Hatcher, Edward Hatcher
30 June 1716 Seth Hatcher of County & Parish of Henrico, to Joseph Reynold of same, for 20, 150 acres on northside of James River near Cornelius Creek; being part of a dvident granted to Robert Burton and sold to Wm Hobson, conveyed by deed ?1 May 1704 by John Woodson, Sr. to Edward Hatcher, Sr. and by him to said Seth 5 March 1750.
Wit: Benja. Burton, Constant Perkins, John Allday, Wm Perkins
Signed: Seth Hatcher Recorded 6 Jan 1717
Elizabeth, wife of Seth, relinquished her dower right.
p 230 Seth Hatcher
3 March 1717 Benjamin Woodson of Henrico Co., from Robert Woodson of same, for 5, the middle third of a tract of land at a place called Dover, it being 1/3 of the land taken up in name of Robert Woodson.
Wit: Seth Ward, Seth Hatcher
Signed: Robert Woodson
p 86-87 (p 82) William Hatcher
5 Feb 1726/7 William Hatcher, Sr. of Henrico Co., to his son William Hatcher, Jr. of same for 20, 80 3/4 acres being where William Sr. now lives, near the Ware on south side of James River, bounded by Swift Creek, Hancock’s line, Fergusson’s corner, Womeck’s corner.
Wit: Creed Haskins, Jamston (I) Hatcher, John Green
Signed: Wm hatcher Recorded 6 Feb 1726
p. 83 _ Feb 1726/7 William Hatcher, Sr. of Henrico Co., to his son John Hatcher of same, for 20, 240 acres on both sides of lower Licking Branch of Falling Creek, next to Robert Elam and Soane.
Wit: Sam’ll Hancock, Jr., William Hatcher, Jr., John Green
Signed: Wm Hatcher Recorded 6 Feb 1726
p. 85 15 Jan 1726/7 William Hatcher, Sr. to Jamston Hatcher, his son, for 20, 80 3/4 acres near the Ware on south side of James River, bounded by Hancock, Swift Creek Road and Byrd’s line.
Wit: Sam’ll Hancock, Jr., William Hatcher, Jr., John Green
Signed: Wm Hatcher Recorded 6 Feb 1726
p 132-133 (p 407, 410, 414) Edward, William, John Hatcher
p. 407 9 April 1704 William Edward, son of William Edwards, late of James City Co., dec’d Gent., to Francis Cholmly of Henrico Co., planter, in consideration fo Cholmly’s clearing, sealing and saving a patent in Henrico Co. dated 23 Oct 1690, granted to William Edwards, father of said William for 1626 acres, sells to Cholmly part of this patent, bounded by Snacco Creek, Gillys Creek, Gilly’s line, 100 acres.
Wit: Richard Bland, Joshua Wynne
Signed: Wm Edwards Recorded 1 June 1704
Exhibited in court by Wm Randolph, Gent., attorney for Edward.
William Edwards appoints William Randolph, Gent., his attorney. 9 April 1703
Wit: Rich’d Bland, Joshua Wynne, Francis Epes, William Randolph Jr.
Signed: Wm Edwards Recorded 1 June 1704
p. 410 1 Aug 1704 Edward Hatcher, Sr. and William Hatcher, Sr. and John Hatcher, sons of said Edward of “Neckland” in Henrico Co., planters to John Woodson of same, merchant, for 148, land on south side of James River known as “Neckaland”, bounded by land where Henry Hatcher formerly dwelt, land formerly that of William Hatcher, Sr., dec’s Henry Lown and the river, 464 acres. Land was granted by patent to William Hatcher, dec’d, 5 Aug 1663.
Wit: Martha (M) Gower, C. Evans, Sarah (X) Evans
Signed: Edward (EH) Hatcher, S., Wm Hatcher, John (IH) Hatcher
Recorded 1 Aug 1704
p. 414 1 Aug 1704 Anne Hatcher, wife of Wm Hatcher, Sr., and Mary Hatcher, wife of John Hatcher, relinquished their dower rights in land sold to John Woodson. (p. 410).
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