3. Anthony HAYNIE was born about 1651 in Northumberland County, Virginia and he died bet 31 Jan 1709 - 21 Jun 1709/10 in Northumberland County, Virginia. Anthony is identified as the brother of John Haynie in a court record on 31 January 1709/1710 (Northumberland County, Virginia, Record Book 17, 1706-1720, p. 107) and he appears quite frequently in the court records of Northumberland County between about 1702 and 1710.

Anthony Haynie. 300 acs. adj. Mr. John Chandler dec'd, Col. John Frussell & Geraurd Dodson both dec'd, Richard Russell dec'd, John Haynie, Sr., John Hughlett, Sr., Chickacoane River. 7 June 1695. (Northumberland County, Virginia, Patent Book 2, p. 170)
On 4 December 1702, Anthony witnessed the will of Patrick Pollick (Northumberland County, Virginia, Record Book 17, p. 235).
Capt. Wm Jones of Northumberland County, 30 Sept 1703. 2000 acs. in sd. County granted Gervas Dodson 27 Apr 1658 did Escheat. And'w Pedigrew m. Isabella, wid. of Dodson and repatented in his name with Isabella, sold to Robert Howsen who sold to sundry persons. Anthony Hayney of Northumberland Co. possesses 75 acs. conveyed to John Haynie, his father who gave same to Anthony. Grant to Anthony Hayney adj. where James Nipper formerly lived. 17 Sept 1707. (Northumberland County, Virginia, Patent Book 3, p. 160).
Capt. William Jones (See above). Anthony Haynie of Northumberland Co. has possession of 75 acs derived to John Haynie his father who by will gave to Anthony. Grant to Anthony Haynie adj. where James Nipper formerly lived, John Haynie's land. 17 Sept 1707. Note: This land is recorded in page 160 & by mistake inserted here. Tho: Hooper, Clk of said Court. (Northumberland County, Virginia, Patent Book 3, p. 163).
On 21 May 1707, Anthony proved the will of Thomas Ingram, written on 12 October 1700 and witnessed by Anthony (Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book 17, p. 21).

"I give unto my loving wife Sarah Haynie, the daughter of my father-in-law John Harris, the hundred acres of land the sd. Harris gave unto me by deed of sale &c., to her and the heirs of her body &c. . . . Unto my wife Sarah Haynie and my daughter Grace Ball and their heirs &c. all the land or lands belonging unto me Except one Moyety of or half of the land I have Joyning on the land of Coll. Peter Hack, the which Excepted Moyety I give unto my brother John Haynie &c. Provided my brother John pay an Equall part of the charge with my wife and daughter from the Date of the Deed of the sd. land to me and of what charge they shall be att untill they are possessed of it . . . if brother John refuse, sd. land to wife and daughter to be equally divided between them . . . my wife and daughter Grace Ball Exors."
Wit: Richard Ball, Hancock Nicholls, Fransisin Frizele, John Harris.

Waddy, Sarah
Will Written: 10 May 1746; Codicil: 23 August 1746; Will Probated 10 July 1749.
Grandson John Ball: use of negro man George during his natural life, and after his death negro George to go to my four grandsons vizt: George, David, Richard, and Joseph Ball.
Grandson Joseph Ball: negro woman Nan.
Grandson Thomas Ball (the son of my grandson George Ball): negro girl Moll.
Grandaughter Sarah Dameron: use of negro girl Betty during her natural life, and after her death to my grandaughter Grace Dameron. Also my bed, bolster, and furniture belonging to said bed.
Daughter Grace Ball: the use of negro woman Hannah during her natural life, and after her death to my four grandsons vizt: George, David, Richard, and Joseph Ball.
Grandaughter Sarah Dameron: four hundred pounds of tobacco a year for ten years (if it should please God she should live so long), to be paid by my daughter Grace Ball. Also my iron bound chest, my large bible, and common prayer book.
Daughter Grace Ball: all my negroes not given.
Five grandsons John, George, David, Richard, and Joseph Ball: the rest of my estate, to be divided equally between them.
Grandson George Ball, executor.
Witness: David Ball.

CODICIL:
Grandson John Ball: my new safe, great table, great trunk, and my case of draws.
Grandson George Ball: a bed and furniture.
(no witness)