| Name |
Description |
Source |
| James Bratchey |
Deed Book 13, Pg. 106: 11 Nov 1766:
Hugh Hicklin and Elizabeth to James Bratchey, £50. 100 acres on a draft
of Newfoundland Creek, now called the Bullpasture. Wallis Estill and
Robert and John Carlile. Delivered: James Bratchey. November, 1767. |
2, pg. 446 |
| James Bradshaw |
Deed Book 13, Pg. 255: 16 May 1767:
James Botkin and Dinah ( ) to Robert Carlile, £50, 216 acres on
Cowpasture River; corner a tract in possession of Robert Hall. Test:
John Carlile, Jas. Bradshaw, Wm. Black |
2, pg. 451 |
| James Bradshaw |
Land Office Patents E, p. 710:
1 September 1780: Grantee: James Bradshaw. Location: Augusta County.
Description: 76 acres adjoining his own land on a branch of the
Bullpasture River. |
3 |
| James Bradshaw |
Land Office Patents E, p. 878:
Grantee, Thomas Hicklin. 1
September 1780: Location: Augusta County.
Description: 85 acres joining the lines of Jas. Bradshaw's land on
the waters of the Bull Pasture. |
3 |
| James Bradshaw |
Deed Book 27, Pg. 203: 23 Aug 1791:
James Bradshaw, of Fayette County, Ky., Thomas Bradshaw and Margaret
Bradshaw of Augusta, to John Canote (Kanote), part of 364 acres patented
to Robert Ralston, 15th December 1749; also 25 acres patented to Thomas
Bradshaw, Sr., 1st September, 1780, and became property of grantors by
heirship. Teste: Thos. Goone, Jno. Nichole. |
2, pg. 593 |
| John Bradshaw |
Deed Book 27, Pg. 341-347: 16 May
1786: Philip ( ) Hansell to sons Lawrence and Geroge Hansell, horses,
cattle, chattels. Teste: John Bradshaw, James Peebles, Andrew
Lockridge |
2, pg. 578 |
|
John Bradshaw,
grantee.
|
Land Office Grants
No. 20, p. 559: 24 July
1789: Location: Augusta
County. Description: 135
acres on the dividing waters of Wilsons Mill Run and the Dry Branch
waters of Jacksons River and on the east side of his own land.
|
3 |
|
John Bradshaw
|
Land Office Grants
No. 23, p. 119: 29 March
1790: Grantee: William
Green. Location: Augusta
County. Description: 400
acres on the head of Wilsons Mill Creek a branch of Jacksons River
joining land of Thos. Hugart at one end and John Bradshaw at the other
end.
|
3 |
|
John Bradshaw, grantee.
|
Land Office Grants
No. 28, p. 489: 1 July
1793: Location: Augusta
County. Description: 100
acres on the waters of Jacksons River and agjoing. his own land on the
west side.
|
3 |
|
John Bradshaw grantee.
|
Land Office. Grants
A-Z: 19 August 1796:
Location: Augusta County. Description:
47 acres on the west side of the Bullpasture and on the north side of
his home tract.
|
3 |
|
John Bradshaw
|
Land Office Grants
No. 23, p. 119: 29 March
1790: Grantee: William
Green. Location: Augusta
County. Description: 400
acres on the head of Wilsons Mill Creek a branch of Jacksons River
joining land of Thos. Hugart at one end and John Bradshaw at the other
end.
|
3 |
| Thomas Bradshaw |
Deed Book 3, Pg. 288: 23 May 1751:
Robert Rallstone and Martha, to Thomas Bradshaw, 364 acres, Moffett's
branch of Cathey's River; corner John Smith; patented to Robert, 15th
December, 1749. Test: William Snadon, Alex. Gardner. |
2, pg. 294 |
| Thomas Bradshaw |
Deed Book 6, Pg. 506: 18 Mar 1755:
Robert Young, plantationer, to William, Hugh and Joseph Young, his sons,
for their better preferment and advancement. Conveys his personal
estate. Ducan McFarland, weaver; Thomas Bradshaw, weaver; (Robert called
distiller). Teste: Francis Dame. Delivered: James Young |
2, pg. 332 |
| Thomas and Margrit Bradshaw |
Deed Book 13, Pg. 213: 18 Mar 1767:
Thomas Bradshaw ( ) and Margrit ( ) to James Hogshead, Jr., £59, 150
acres on Moffet's branch, part of 364 acres patented to Robert Ralstone,
15th December, 1749, and by him conveyed to Thomas; corner James Hogshead. |
2, pg. 450 |
| Thomas Bradshaw |
Deed Book 22, Pg. 515: 5 Jul 1774:
363 acres patented to Jacob Bear. Teste: Thomas Bradshaw, John Sterling |
2, pg. 558 |
|
Thomas Bradshaw,
grantee.
|
Land Office Patents
E, p. 879: 1 September
1780: Location: Augusta
County. Description: 25
acres on the south side of Moffetts Branch.
|
3
|
|
Thomas Bradshaw,
grantee.
|
Land Office Grants
No. 25, p. 562: 22 February
1792: Location: Augusta
County. Description: 168
acres on the south side of his other land.
"Heir at law to Thomas Bradshaw deceased"
|
3
|
| Thomas and Margaret Bradshaw |
Deed Book 27, Pg. 203: 23 Aug 1791:
James Bradshaw, of Fayette County, Ky., Thomas Bradshaw and Margaret
Bradshaw of Augusta, to John Canote (Kanote), part of 364 acres patented
to Robert Ralston, 15th December 1749; also 25 acres patented to Thomas
Bradshaw, Sr., 1st September, 1780, and became property of grantors by
heirship. Teste: Thos. Goone, Jno. Nichole. |
2, pg. 593 |
| William Bradshaw |
Land Entry Book 1: 24 Feb 1749-50:
William Bradshaw, 200 on Back Creek, on Reed's road, above Davidson's
survey. |
1, pg. 377 |
| William Bradshaw |
Deed Book 7, Pg. 546: 14 Mar 1758: Sampson and George
Mathews, executors of John Mathews, Jr., £8.12, 291 acres on Mill Creek
in Fork of James; Thos. Williams line, cor. Joshua Mathews; cor. Wm.
Bradshaw. Teste: Audly Paul, Wm. Mathews |
2, pg. 351 |
| William Bradshaw |
Deed Book 13, Pg. 302: 4 May 1767: Sampson and George
Mathews, executors of John Mathews, to William McBride. John in his
lifetime sold to William Bradshaw 306 acres in forks of James River and by
his will directed his executors to make deed for same and Bradshaw
relinquishes his purchase in favor of William McBride. £70 paid to
John and £80 paid to executors. 306 acres, corner John Mathews |
2, pg. 453 |
Sources
| Source No. |
Source |
| 1 |
Chalkley, Lyman; Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia,
Volume II; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, 1989 |
| 2 |
Chalkley, Lyman; Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia,
Volume III; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, 1989 |
| 3 |
Virginia. Land Office. Register. Land grants, 1779-, Library of
Virginia, Richmond, VA |
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