| Name |
Description |
Source |
| James and Agness Bradshaw in
will of Thomas Hicklin |
Augusta County Will Book 4,
Pg. 454: 7 Sep 1771: Thomas (mark) Hicklin, Sr.'s will, of the Bull
Pasture-To son, Hugh, to son, John, Thomas; to daughters Rosannah
Johnston, Jane Laverty; to daughters, Dinah Botkins, Sarah Black.
Executor, eldest son Hugh. Teste: James Bradshaw, Agness Bradshaw,
Wm. Steward. Proved 20th November, 1771, by the witnesses. Executor
qualifies with Charles Lewis, John Wilson. |
1, pg. 120-121 |
| James Bradshaw in appraisal
of Jos. Hicklin |
Augusta County Will Book 4,
Pg. 485: 31 Jan 1772: Jos. Hicklin's Sr., estate appraised by Robert
Carlile, John Carlile, James Bradshaw (note: the name Jos. Hicklin may be
a bad transcription of Thos. Hicklin - see will above) |
1, pg. 122 |
| John Bradshaw in will of John
McKemey |
Augusta County Will Book 7,
Pg. 189: 20 Aug 1789: John McKemey's will (Sr.), farmer - To wife, Agness;
to son, James; to daughters, Jean, Agness, Margaret, Elizabeth; to
children, viz: William, Jean, John, Agness, James, Margaret, Elizabeth; to
son Robert's son, John; "Each grandson named after testator, viz:
William McKemey's son, John; John McKemey's son, John; John James McKemy's
son, John, and John Cooper, John Bradshaw, John Montgomery, John Woodle."
If daughter Jean's part be not demanded before her death, then to her
children. Executors, sons William and John McKemy. Test:
Thomas Waddell, John Cooper, Richard Roche, Chas. Hogshead. Proved,
16th December, 1789, by Roche and Hogshead. Executors qualify |
1, pg. 186 |
| John Bradshaw |
Augusta County Will Book 7,
Pg. 353: 7 Jan 1781: John Bradshaw appears as a witness to the will
of Andrew Lockridge (includes lands in Bullpasture). Proved 19 Apr 1791 by
John Montgomery and John Bradshaw |
1, pg. 194 |
| Robert Bradshaw in appraisal
of James Greenlee |
Augusta County Will Book 3,
Pg. 289: 16 Apr 1763: James Greenlee's estate appraised, by Saml.
McDowell, Jno. McClung, Jas. McDowell - Negro slaves; Robt. Brownfield's
note, Robt. Telford's note, Geo. Seaton's note, David Griffey's note,
Lewis Morgan's note, Jno. Logan's note, Jno. Skilton's note, Robt.
Bradshaw's note; debt vs. Thos Cottrel. Insolvent notes of Lawrence
Moiren, Joseph and Robt. Tarr, Ezekiel Clements, Jno. Ross, Thos. Taylor,
Lawrence Moiren, Patrick Downing, Wm. Centern |
1, pg. 81 |
| Thomas Bradshaw in appraisal
of James Hogshead, Jr. |
Augusta County Will Book 4,
Pg. 325: 18 Aug 1770: James Hogshead, Jr.'s, improvements valued - 89
acres joining James' other land and Thomas Bradshaw, by Roger Kilpatrick,
William McKemey, Wm. Anderson |
1, pg. 115 |
| Thomas Bradshaw |
Augusta County Will Book 6,
Pg. 53: 22 Mar 1776: Thomas (X) Bradshaw's will - To wife; to son, James;
to daughter Jane's son, Thomas; to daughter, Jane; to son, Thomas.
Executors, sons James and Thomas. Teste: Joseph Wright, Rd. Mathews,
William Mathews, Mary Mathews. Proved, 16th February, 1779, by Richard and
William Mathews and Mary Mathews. Executors qualify. |
1, pg. 153 |
| Thomas Bradshaw |
Augusta County Will Book 6,
Pg. 68: 18 May 1779: Thomas Bradshaw's estate settlement. |
1, pg. 154 |
| Thomas Bradshaw in settlement
of John Archer's estate |
Augusta County Will Book 7,
Pg. 462: 18 Aug 1786: Thomas Bradshaw appears as witness to agreement in
settlement of John Archer's estate |
1, pg. 197 |
| William Bradshaw in will of
John Mathews |
Augusta County Will Book 2,
Pg. 205: 20 Apr 1757: John Mathews' will, of Forks of James River, Gent. -
To son John, tract where on son John lives; to son Joshua, tract whereon
son Joshua lives for life with remainder to Joshua's 2 children, Anna and
Elizabeth, both infants; if they die in infancy, then to their uncle
George, and Archer, and William; son Richard, 1 shilling; to son Sampson,
tract called Kelley'[s entry on Borden's Branch, 350 acres; to son George,
1 shilling; daughters, Jane, Anne, Rachel, 1 shilling each; daughter
Elizabeth, infant; sons William and Archer, infants; wife, Anne; to poor
of Augusta Parish provided it is not divided before testator's
death. Executor's Sampson and George, who are to convey to Wm.
Bradshaw a tract sold to Bradshaw. Teste: Mathew Campbell, Anna
Kelley, Jno. Poage. Proved, 16th November, 1757, by Campbell and
Poage. Executors qualify with John Poage, John Mathews |
1, pg. 46 |
Sources
| Source No. |
Source |
| 1 |
Chalkley, Lyman; Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia,
Volume III; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, 1989 |
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