1635 John Hollis b est 1635 in Northern Neck of Virginia

John Hollis b. 1635

Parents:

John Hallowes b. 1612-15 – d. 1657, married to Restitute Tew

Children:

Unk

Siblings:

(Verified Siblings – Children of Maj. John Hallowes):
Restitute Hollowes b. abt 1633 and d. abt 1687 m. John Whestone in 1660 (confirmed child – Jan 10, 1655 transaction and other docs)
John Hollowes b. abt 1634 – (confirmed child Jan 10, 1655 transaction)
Samuel Hollowes b. abt 1636 – (confirmed child June 10, 1657 transaction)
William Hollis b. abt 1642 adn d. 1704 – (likely child – is an heir.   After Maj. John Hollis’ death, on Dec 9, 1662, William receivs John Hollis’ 3900 acres in Westmoreland Co, Va)

(Possible Siblings):
Henry Hollis b. 1649 and d. 1688 – (Note: Possible child of Maj. John Hollis – the correct age, and is a servant of John Grammer – likely an apprenticeship. Henry Hollis would have been about 7-8 years old when Maj. John Hollis died. Henry Hollis ends up marrying John Grammer’s widow after he dies, so he must be around the same station in life for her to marry him).
Richard Hollis b. 1637 – possibly child
(Note: No verification he is a child of Maj John Hollis, but he is the correct age, in the correct area of Virginia, and has the same surname, so worth investigating).
Boaz Hollis b. 1648 – possible child (Note: Boaz Hollis would have been about 9 yrs old when Maj John Hollis died. He may be child of Maj John Hollis, but there is no verification)
Lucy Hollis est. birth abt 1640-45 – possible child (Note: Transp to land adj Maj John Hollis by Whetstone husb of Restitute Hollis Jr, having the same surname, being about the correct age, and in Virginia about the same time  likely related, possibly child)

(Other Possible Relatives):
Burr Hollis 1630-38 – possibly related (Note: was paid for his “time” out of John Hallowes estate)
Thomas Hollis est. birth 1626 or before – possibly related (speculative if even related – too old to be his child – age appears more in line with sibling or cousin – need to look at his relationships to see if possible he has any connections to Maj John Hallowes).
Robert Hollis b. 1629 or before – possible relative (Note: No indication of any relation, other than having the same surname, being about the correct age, and in Virginia about the same time)
Edward Hollis est. birth abt 1636-44 – possible relative (Note: No indication of any relation, other than having the same surname, being about the correct age, and in Virginia about the same time)
Ann Hollis est. birth abt 1675 – possible relative (Note: No indication of any relation, other than having the same surname, being about the correct age, and in Virginia – may not be in same time period though).

FACTS and EVENTS: 

John Hollis Jr: (Summary of Records showing Maj. John Hollis b. 1612-15 had a son, John Hollis, Jr):
1) 1650 Jan 30: JOHN HOLLOWES, Gent., receives 600 acs. Northumberland Co., Upon S. side of Potomeck Riv., upon E. side of Hollowes Cr., against a point called the Wadeing place. Trans. of 12 pas: including Restitute Hollowes, Senr., John Tew , John Hawoes, Restitute Hollowes, Junr.
2) 1650 Jan 30: JOHN HOLLOWES, Gent., 1600 ac. Northumberland Co., Potomeck Riv., to another tract, surveyed for sd. Hollowes upon the head of Canawoman Cr. Trans. of 32 pers: including John Hollowes, John Tao, Tho. Yowill, Tho. Yowill, Junr., Ann Yowill, Junr., Wm. Yowill, Restitute Hollowes, Res. Hollowes, Junr.
3) 1650 May 24: These are to certifie that according to sufficient proofe made before us. there is due unto Mr, JOHN HOLLOWES Five hundred and Fifty acres of land for the transportacon of these severall persons (including) JOHN HOLLOWES, RESTITUTE HOLLOWES, JOHN TEW.
4) 1654 Sept 6: THOMAS HOBKINS, recvs 1400 acs. in Lancaster Co., on N. side of Rappa. Riv.for the trans. of 28 pers: including John Hallows, John Tue, Restitute Hollis, Sr., Restitute Hollis, Junr., Thomas Youle, Ann Yowell, Senr., Ann Yowell, Junr., Thomas Yowell, William Yowell, Harry Renn; Assignee of A. Moon, assignee of Mr. Hollis & John Eaton.
5) 1655 Jan 10:”Record fower Cowes Brownish of Culler Cropt on the right and slitt on the left eare two for John and two for Restitute the sone and Daughter of Major John Hallowes the guift of John Tew deceased by Will Roger Isham 10 Janu: 1655 This was Recorded”.
6) 1664 June 2 grant to John Stakes and William Smith of one hundred eighty nine acres of land in Northumberland Co, Va abutting northerly upon Hollis Creek, easterly upon land of John Tomkinson, westerly upon the land of John Hallow’s.  Land being formerly granted to Thomas Blagg on Sept 15, 1651.  Blagg assigned to John Knott, and Knott assigned to John Walton, Walton assigned to John Dineley, and Dineley reassigned back to John Walton.  Walton then assigned to Thomas Frizele and Frizele assigned to Stakes and Smith.  Northumberland Co, Va.
7) 1665 March 22 John Whetstone receives 250 acre grant upon Nominy Bay and adjacent to the back line of John Hollis’ land in Westmoreland County, Virginia.
(MARYLAND SOURCES)
8) 1669: Provincial Court Proceedings, 1669. John Hollis moveth the Court that he hath formerly Surveyed for him and Granted to him under the Great seale of this province the abovesaid parcell of land whereupon Ordered by the Justices here That the said John Hoflis doe hold the land contained within the lines mentioned in his Pattent and what land lyeth without the said lynes (if taken up and included in Edward Goods Pattent) then the said Edward Good to have the benefitt thereof.
9) 1669 May 1: Provincial Court Proceedings, 1669.
The Grand Inquest for the body of this Province empannelled Sumoned and Sworne vizt
Henry Hide foreman Raymond Stapelfort John Hollis
Joseph Horsley John Nevill Wm Jones
Francis Swanston James Cullums Samuel Hughes
Demetrius Cartwright George Thompson Edward Good
Jonathan Sibrey John Wright
(JOHN HOLLIS on Grand Jury)
The Jurors haveing heard all evidences on either side returne their verdict. Wee of the Jury haveing considered the evidence doe find for the defendant as in se defendendo. Costs allowed the deft seaven hundred and forty pounds of tobacco.
10) 1682: Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1682.
Whereas there hath beene ffive hundred & Sixteene Thousand Nine hundred Seaventy Two pounds of Tob. Expended laid out & disbursed by the upper & Lower houses . . . to John Hollis Tenn pds of Tob, . . .
11) 1704: PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY RENT ROLL 1704, Acre* . . . Jno. Holise 130acres . . . English Duplicates of Lost Virginia Records,

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1650 Jan 30: CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 2; Pg 207. JOHN HOLLOWES, Gent., 600 acs. Northumberland Co., 30 Jan. 1650, p. 281. Upon S. side of Potomeck Riv., upon E. side of Hollowes Cr., against a point called the Wadeing place. Trans. of 12 pas: John Thomlinson, Richd. Willis, John Symson, James Balleroe, Mary King, Restitute Hollowes, Senr., Wm. Freake, John Tew (?), John Knott, John Hawoes, Restitute Hollowes, Junr., Dan. Moore.  (Note:  John Hawoes is Hallowes?)
1650/1 Jan 30: This abstract not to be relied upon. p.1. Patent. 30 Jan 1650/1. William Berkeley, Governor, etc., to John Hallowes. 600 acres in Northumberland Co. On S side Potomack river. On E side ot a valley and E side ot Hallowes Creek, adjs a creek called ”the Wading place”. Due for transporting 12 persons •rail whose names are on records”·
VIRGINIA COLONIAL ABSTRACTS: Beverly Fleet: pg 691
(Note:  PAID FOR TRANSPORTING FAMILY MEMBERS – Restitute Hallowes Sr, Restitute Hollowes Jr.)

1650 Jan 30: Title Hollowes, John. Publication 30 January 1650. Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41. Related See also the following surname(s): Hallowes. Note Location: Northumberland County. Description:1600 acres standing on the westward side of a creek and extending nigh Potomac River, thence &c. adjoining his own survey of 200acs. upon the head of the said Canawoman Creek.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 2, 1643-1651, p. 282 (Reel 2). http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=282&last=&g_p=P2&co llection=LO Patent
1650 Jan 30: CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 2; Pg 207
JOHN HOLLOWES, Gent., 1600 ac. Northumberland Co., 30 Jan. 1650, p. 282. Beg. on the W. side of a a. & extending nigh Potomeck Riv., to another tract, surveyed for sd. Hollowes upon the head of Canawoman Cr. Trans. of 32 pers: Robert Street, Edwd. Fryer, John Hanch, Wm. Weathers, And. Quinbrough, Mary Gray, Ailce Gray, Edwd. Tomson, Jane Tomson, Tho. Butler, Xtopr. Butler, Wm. Butler, John Butler, Nath. Butler,John Hollowes, John Tao (?), Wm. Freake, Robt. Street, Ann Marrowe, Tho. Yowill, Tho. Yowill, Junr., Ann Yowill, Junr., Wm. Yowill, Restitute Hollowes, Res. Hollowes, Junr., John Knott, Edward Fryer.
SAME. 200 acs. Northumberland Co., 30 Jan. 1650, p. 283. Beg. on Wwd. side of a marsh & swamp which divides this from land of Mr. Thomas Speake, N. W. next to another parcell of sd. Hollowes. Trans. of 4 pers.*
(Note:  PAID FOR TRANSPORTING FAMILY MEMBERS)

1650 May 24: 1650-1652 Deed-Will Book Northumberland Co Va; Antient Press: Pg 41. Att a Court houlden att CHICKECON the 24th May 1650
These are to certifie that according to sufficient proofe made before us. there is due unto Mr, JOHN HOLLOWES Five hundred and Fifty acres of land for the transportacon of these severall persons into this Colony; JOHN KNOT, JOHN RANCH, JOHN HOLLOWES, RESTITUTE HOLLOWES, WILLM. WEATHERS, JOHN TEW,ROBERT STREET, ANDREW QUINBOURNE, WILLIAM FREAKE, EDWARD FRIER(Note:  John Hollowes receives 550 acres land for transp John Hollowes, Restitute Hollowes, and John Tew to colony – all family – all appear to have been there prior) (Note:  Have not independently verified this entry yet –  need to verify)

1654 Sept 6: CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 3; Pg 315
THOMAS HOBKINS, 1400 acs. Lancaster Co., on N. side of Rappa. Riv., 6 Sept. 1654, p. 374. Bounded on S. E. with Pepetick Cr., adj. land of William Mells & opposite land of Mr. John Catlett. Trans. of 28 pers: William Wheeler, John Hallows, John Tue, William Freeke, Robert Street, Restitute Hollis, Sr., Restitute Hollis, Junr., John Knott, Edward Fryar, Thomas Youle, Ann Yowell, Senr., Ann Yowell, Junr., And. Munroe, Thomas Yowell, William Yowell, Tho. Broughton, Ann Williams, Edward Dawson, John Garner, John Eaton, Geo. Eaton, John Ridly, Rob. Burwell, John Hooks, Peter Ward, Con. Gamberson, Nath. Winly, Harry Renn; Assignee of A. Moon, assignee ofMr. Hollis & John Eaton
(Note:  Thomas Hobkins receives 1400 acres for TRANSP 28 people, including many people in John Hallows family – including John Hallows, Restitute Hollis Sr, Restitute Hollis Jr, John Tew, Thomas Youll, Ann Youll Sr, Ann Youll Jr, Thomas Youll, and William Youll).

1655 Jan 10: p.52. ”Record fower Cowes Brownish of Culler Cropt on the right and slitt on the left eare two for John and two for Restitute the sone and Daughter of Major John Hallowes the guift of John Tew deceased by Will Roger Isham 10 Janu: 1655 This was Recorded”.
VIRGINIA COLONIAL ABSTRACTS: Beverly Fleet: pg 669
(Note:  JOHN AND RESTITUTE are SON AND DAUGHTER OF JOHN HALLOWES)

1658: Mrs. Jane ffenwick v. Walter Pakes
Uppon the demand of the plf for 1800l Tob. in cask, The deft sayth tht he hath satisfyed to Mr Hallows that debt. John Bogue declareth uppon Oath That that Bill passed to Mr ffenwick by the deft, was in consideraon of a Judgmt had agst the deft, Wch Judgmt did belong to Mr Hallowes. Willm Yowng sworne sayth, That the discharge produced by the deft, is this Deponts owne writing, And tht hee receiued full satisfaction from the deft, in consideraon of that Judgmt belonging to Mr Hallowes. It is Ordered the deft haue his Bills in wth costs of suite.
Proceedings of the Provincial Court, 1658-1662;
Volume 41, Page 167 http://aomol.msa.maryland.gov/000001/000041/html/am41–167.html

1658 Mar 5: CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 4; Pg 389
JOHN MADDISON, 300 acs. Westmoreland Co., on S. side of Patomeck Riv., 5 Mar. 1658, p. 268, (369). Bounded on S.E. with another tract in occupation of the sd. John Hollowes, N.E. upon sd. river, N.W. upon the Clifts & S.W. into the woods. Granted unto John Hollowes 6 Sept. 1654, by him deserted & due by order of Govr. etc. for trans. of 6 pers: Symon Bowman, Sarah Bowman, Grace Bowman 3 times, James Bowman.

1659 Jul 11: Simon Overzee constitute my loving friend Mr. John Lord to demand of David Anderson intermarried with the widow of John Hallows all such tobacco as is coming to me… Westmoreland County, Virginia Records, 1658-1661, page 139.
1659 Jul 11 Simon Overzee constitute my loving friend Mr. John Lord to demand of David Anderson intermarried with the widow of John Hallows all such tobacco as is coming to me… Westmoreland County, Virginia Records, 1658-1661, page 139.
(Note:  HALLOWES WIDOW MARRIED to DAVID ANDERSON)

1659 July 11: ANDERSON, David & HALLOWES, Elizabeth (wid.); bef. 11 Jul 1659;. bride was the wid. of Jn. HALLOWES (d._ WC bef. 15 Feb 1657 /58) & prob. a sis. of Jn. TEW (d. WC 1655); (WC DWP 1653-59:103a, 139; NM:440, 442)
Virginia, Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia, 1649 to 1800 (pgs 15, 160, 161, 203, 281, 330, 373)

1660: Pakes v. Veitch. The said Walter Pakes the same day demanded a Sumons in Chancery against James Vech assignee of Mr John Hollyes Subpa then issued to the Sherr of Calvert County retorn 19 ffebr next accordingly.
Walter Pake assignee of John Hollis demands a writt agt James Vech in an action of the Case Writt thereupon issued directed to the Sherriffe of retorn 19 ffebr next.
Provincial Court Proceedings, 1660.
Proceedings of the Provincial Court, 1658-1662
Volume 41, Page 396 http://aomol.msa.maryland.gov/html/search.html

1662 Jul 20 – GEORGE MORRIS & WM. LANE, 2500 acs. Rappa. Co., 20 July 1662, p.
278, (380). On N. side of the river on a great branch of Rappa Cr., opposite land of Thomas D. (blank) some 4 mi. behind land of Capt. Weir & Charles Snead & 3 mi. from Papaticke Cr. branches. Trans, of 50 pers: Wm. Young, John Marsh, Edmond Turner,
John Carty, John (a) Negro, Wm. Marie, Fra. Freke, Fra. Hart, Edw. Mur:, Jno. Scot, John Hallis (or Wallis), Edw. Marie, Jos. Stratton, Wm. Wigg, Tho. Coniers, Ed. Martew,
Mary Jackson, Wm. Sacom (?), Tho. Young, Wm. Flar, Wm. Joyner, Tho. Cooly, Tho. Wart, Jaco Jones, Wm. Mar, John Tooke, Edw. Ditty, Wm. Earle, Noah Turner, Nath. Haddon, Wm. Marter, Jno. Shaw, Tho. Fuell (?), Wm. Harvy, Tom Negro, Frank Negro, Jno. Bagby, Wm. Swann, Edw. Much, Tho. Tarvy, Wm. Fluell, Josiah Jackson, Mary Luell (?), Tho. Painer (?), Edw. Luell (or Linell), Fra. Carter, Emll. Negro, Cha. Collings, Cha.
Macy, Tho. Blare, Edw. Williamson.  Cavaliers and Pioneers, a Calendar of Virginia Land Grants 1623-1800, V. I.

1662 Jul 28: CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 4; Pg 397
JOHN HALLOWES, 2400 acs. on S. side of Patomecke Riv., 28 July 1662, p. 303, (414). From the mouth of Conawoman Cr., N.W. to the marsh, N. by E. on Conawoman bay, E. by S. on Nomeny bay, S.W., N.W. by N. on sd. Riv. & S.E. on land of Mr. Speake. Renewal of patent dated 11 Sept. 1653
1662 July 28 – grant to John Hallows renewal of grant formerly granted Sept 11, 1653. Author LinkHallows, John. grantee. Title LinkLand grant 28 July 1662. Gen. note Patent renewed. Formerly gtd. to him Septr. 11. 1653. See book No. 3 pa 67. Summary Location: County location not given. Description: 2400 acres on the south side of Patomack River, bounding from the mouth of Conawoman Creek. Source: Land Office Patents No. 4, 1655-1664, p. 414 (Reel 4). File Extension: urlhttp://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=414&last=&g_p=P4&collection=LO Patent
(JOHN HALLOWES RECV 2400 acres – renewal of patent)

1664 June 1 grant to Major John Washington of 300 acres of land in Northumberland County, Virginia alias Westmoreland.  Land is situated on the southeast side of Hallow’s Creek adjoining another tract of land of Mr. John Hallows.  The 300 acres was previously granted to John Walton on September 15, 1641.  Walton assigned over to John Hallows on September 20, 1652.  Hallows assigned over to Nicholas Lansden on October 20, 1656.  Lansden assigned over to Major John Washington on July 16, 1659.

1664 June 2 grant to John Stakes and William Smith of one hundred eighty nine acres of land in Northumberland Co, Va abutting northerly upon Hollis Creek, easterly upon land of John Tomkinson, westerly upon the land of John Hallow’s.  Land being formerly granted to Thomas Blagg on Sept 15, 1651.  Blagg assigned to John Knott, and Knott assigned to John Walton, Walton assigned to John Dineley, and Dineley reassigned back to John Walton.  Walton then assigned to Thomas Frizele and Frizele assigned to Stakes and Smith.  Northumberland Co, Va.

1665 March 22 John Whetstone receives 250 acre grant upon Nominy Bay and adjacent to the back line of John Hollis’ land in Westmoreland County, Virginia.

1665/6 Mar 22 – MR. JOHN WHETSTONE (Whetston), 250 acs. Wmoreland Co., 22
Mar. 1665/6, p. 473, (578). Upon Nomeny bay, on back line of land of Jno. Hollis, extending N.W. &c. Trans, of 5 pers: Thomas Holmes, Alexander Wright, Humphry Thomas, Alice Grey, Lucy Hollis.  Cavaliers and Pioneers, a Calendar of Virginia Land Grants 1623-1800, V. I.    John Whetstone receives 250 acre grant upon Nominy Bay and adjacent to the back line of John Hollis’ land in Westmoreland County, Virginia.

1665 Oct 23 – William HORTON, 100 acs. W’moreland Co., formerly N’umberland Co., At the head of Attopin Cr., N.E. upon the lower part of the Dams next sd. Cr. &c. Granted to John Hiliar 19 Oct. 1653 & by him not seated according to law now granted by order of the Genii. Ct.
& due for trans, of 2 pers: John Hallowes, Mary Wiseman.
Cavaliers and Pioneers, a Calendar of Virginia Land Grants 1623-1800, V. I. p. 444, (532).

1669: The Sheriff of the County of Calvert was required to Cite and summon Edward Good that he be before Our justices at this day and that he bring with him a certaine Grant surreptitiously Obtained for a parcell of land lyeing at the head of St Leonards Creeke granted to him for 200 Acres of land more or lesse and that he bring with him the said Grant and Stand to and abide the judgment of this Court therein.
The said Good being summoned accordingly John Hollis moveth the Court that he hath formerly Surveyed for him and Granted to him under the Great seale of this province the abovesaid parcell of land
whereupon Ordered by the Justices here That the said John Hollis doe hold the land contained within the lines mentioned in his Pattent and what land lyeth without the said lynes (if taken up and included in Edward Goods Pattent) then the said Edward Good to have the benefitt thereof.
Provincial Court Proceedings, 1669.
Proceedings of the Provincial Court, 1666-1670
http://aomol.msa.maryland.gov/html/search.html
(JOHN HOLLIS patent in Calvert Co, MD).

1669: The Grand Inquest for the body of this Province empannelled Sumoned and Sworne vizt:
Henry Hide foreman, Raymond Stapelfort, John Hollis, Joseph Horsley, John Nevill, William Jones, Francis Swanston, James Cullums, Samuel Hughes, Demetrius Cartwright, George Thompson, Edward Good, Jonathan Sibrey, John Wright.
Provincial Court Proceedings, 1669.
Proceedings of the Provincial Court, 1666-1670
http://aomol.msa.maryland.gov/html/search.html
(JOHN HOLLIS on Grand Jury)

1669 May 1: The Grand Inquest for the body of this Province empannelled Sumoned and Sworne vizt
Henry Hide foreman, Raymond Stapelfort, John Hollis, Joseph Horsley, John Nevill, William Jones, Francis Swanston, James Cullums, Samuel Hughes, Demetrius Cartwright, George Thompson, Edward Good, Jonathan Sibrey, John Wright.
The Jury On the behalfe of the Right Honble the Lord Proprietary doe present that Simon Carpenter and Elizabeth his wife of Chester River in Talbott County On Satturday the first day of may in the 37th yeare of the Dominion of the said Lord Proprietary and in the yeare of Our Lord 1699 by force and Armes in and upon Richard Tilghman high Sheriff of the County aforesaid did make an assault and affray and him did beate wound and evil entreate so that of his life he did dispaire,
and also the haire of the said Richard Tilghman On the left side of his head growing did Cutt off to the deformeing of him the said Richard so that amongst the good people of this province he could not without disgrace and contempt converse,
and the said Richard did then and there disarme, and One Cutlas of the price of ten shillings which the said Richard did weare and had by his side from him did take, and Other enormities to him did then and there doe, contrary to the peace of the Lord Proprietary his rule and dignity The aforesaid endictment being read,
the Charge given to the Jury they make Returne upon the said endictment, Billa vera. The Said Simon and Elizabeth pray the mercy of the Court, Mr Attorny Geñll prayeth Fine to his LOpp. The said Simon Carpenter Fined to his Lopp by the Court the summe of six shillings eight pence.
Michael Catterton of Petuxent River in the County of Calvert planter was attached to answer Timothy Goodridge Administrator of the Goods and Chattells of George Richardson decease in a plea of trespas upon the case
And whereupon the said Timothy by John Morecroft his Attorny Saith that whereas the said Michael the 6th day of August 1664 and in the 33rd yeare of the Dominion of Caecilius &c was endebted to the said George in his life time in the summe of 6000 pounds of good sound merchantable tobacco in caske,
and the said Michael being so endebted in consideration thereof did assume upon himselfe and to the said George in his life time did faithfully promise that he the said Michael the said sume of 6000 pounds of tobacco well and truly would satisfie and pay in manner and forme following that is to say 1500 pounds of tobacco on or before the 10 day of October then next ensueing, 2500 pounds of tobacco the 10 day of October then next following and 2000 pounds of tobacco on the 10 day of October in the yeare of Our Lord 1666
Notwithstanding which the said Michael his promise and assumption little regarding but deviseing and fraudulently intending him the said George of the said summe of 6000 pounds of tobacco to deceive and defraud, the said summe of 6000 pounds of tobacco at the severall daies abovesaid according to his promise in that behalfe made to him the said George in his life time nor to him the said Timothy to whom Administracon of all and singular the Goods and Chattells of the said George (after the death of him the said George) was Committed hath not paid nor satisfied but doth altogether refuse to pay the same to the great damage of the said Timothy and to the hinderance of the fullfilling of the said Administracon whereupon he saith he is dampnified and hath losse to the value of 10,000 pounds of tobacco and there-upon he bringeth his suite. Mr Thomas Truman One of his Löpps Justices here being Wittnesse for the deft in the abovesaid case and for want of a full Court day given the parties till next provinciall Court.
Christian Banister wife to Henry Banister being by Order of the last provinciall Court to make her personall appearance here at this day to answer what should be Objected against her for her non appeareing to prosecute Thomas Hopkins was Cleered by proclamation.
The Court adjourned till the morrow morning eight of the clock June the 4th 1669 The Court mett present as yesterday.
Was then read the Comission left by the Honble Charles Calvert Escp Leiftenñt Generall at his departure, thereby Comissionateing the Honble Philip Calvert Esq Jerome White Esq and Baker Brook Esq Deputy Governours of this Province, which said Comission being read the Oath thereunto annexed was by the said Jerome White and Baker Brook administred to the said Philip Calvert Esq and then by the said Philip Calvert administred to the said Jerome White and Baker Brooke.
John Balley Petitioneth the Court for the renewment of his execucon against Raymond Stapelfort for six thousand three hundred forty five pounds tobacco granted him in April Anno One thousand six hundred sixty six which said execution was not made returnable at any day Whereupon Ordered that the Said execution be renewed and returnable at the next Provinciall Court. Ordered by the Justices here that William Harris be committed into the custody of the sheriff of the County of St Maries durante vita Unlesse the said Harris find sufficient suerty for his good abearance to his Lopp and all the good people of this province for twelve months
George Thompson late of the County of Charles County was attached to answer to Thomas Oakeley of a plea wherefore by force of Armes upon the said Thomas at Charles County aforesaid an assault did make and him did beate wound and evil handle so that of his life he did dispaire and other enormities to him did doe to the great damage of him the said Thomas and against the peace of the Lord proprietary, And whereupon the said Thomas by John Morecroft his Attorny doth complaine that the said George the fifth day of October in the seven and thirtith yeare of the Dominion of Caecilius &c by force of armes to witt with swords staves and knives upon the said Thomas at Charles County aforesaid an assault did make and him did beate wound and evil entreate so that of his life he did dispaire and Other enormityes to him did doe to the great damage of him the said Thomas and against the peace of the Lord Proprietary whereupon he saith he is the worse and hath damage to the value of twenty thousand pounds of tobacco And thereupon he bringeth his suite. And the aforesaid George Thompson by William Bysse his Attorny cometh and defendeth the force and injury when &c And as to the comeing with force and armes as also the whole trespas aforesaid above supposed to be done the same George saith that he is in nothing thereof guilty as the aforesaid Thomas Oakcley hath above against him complained and of this he putts himselfe upon the Country and the aforesaid George in like manner. And as to the trying of this issue between the parties aforesaid now joyned Comand is given to the Sheriff of the County of St Maries that he cause to come here at that day twelve &c by whom &c which neither &c
Att which day the Sheriff returnes these Jurors following vizt
Simon Carpenter foreman John Rumings
John Hollis Thomas Hinson
Daniel Clarke Sworne William Moffett Sworne
Joseph Horsley … . Demetrius Cartwright.
John Nevill Thomas Bowdell
Edward Good Sworne
Raymond Stapelfort.
The Jurors haveing heard all evidences on either side returne their verdict. Wee of the Jury haveing considered the evidence doe find for the defendant as in se defendendo. Costs allowed the deft seaven hundred and forty pounds of tobacco.
Provincial Court Proceedings, 1669
Proceedings of the Provincial Court, 1666-1670
Volume 57, Page 453, 454, and 455 http://aomol.msa.maryland.gov/html/search.html

1682: Whereas there hath beene ffive hundred & Sixteene Thousand Nine hundred Seaventy Two pounds of Tob. Expended laid out & disbursed by the vpper & Lower houses of this prsent Genll Assembly & Severall other the good people of this Province for the Publicke good of the same & to the intent the same may bee satisfied & paid to whom the same is due, Bee itt therefore enacted by the Lord Propry by & with the Advice & Consent of the vpper & Lower houses of this prsent Genll Assembly & the Authority of the same that the said ffive hundred and Sixteene Thousand Nine hundred & Seaventy Two pounds of Tobacco bee paid in manner & forme as is heereafter expressed (that is to say) To his said Lordshipp ffifty ffour Thousand ffour hundred pounds of Tobacco, to Samll Cooke ffifteene hundred pounds of Tobacco, . . .
. . .
to John Hollis Tenn pds of Tob,
. . .
Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1682.
Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, October 1678-November 1683
Volume 7, Page 441 http://aomol.msa.maryland.gov/000001/000007/html/am7–441.html

1694: ISAAC ALLERTON, 300 acs, Westmoreland Co, Nov. 26, 1694, page 74. Formerly patented by John Maddyson, of Westmoreland Co, in 1659, who died without heirs and not disposing of same by will, Isaac Allerton in 1680 was admitted tenant of the same. Adj. Mr. Manly, formerly John Hollows, & Patrick Spence.
Cavaliers and Pioneers, a Calendar of Virginia Land Grants 1623-1800, V. I. Pg 167.

1694 John Hollis muster on ship in Virginia p1 & 2

1704: PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY RENT ROLL 1704, Acre*
John Carraway 180
Tho. More 100
Henry Chapman 250
Geo. Poole 1085
James Whithurst 600
Tho. Morris 63
Tho. Joy 600
Thomas Scott 100
Geo. Smith 250
Tho. Hife 200
Rich’d Smith 200
Tho. Hattersby 90
Tho. Jolley 150
Mich. Ventres 450
Cap’t Blomer Bray 270
James Mecoy 200
Francis Bond 264
Edw’d Wood 50
J no. Morrah 200
Alex’d Morrah 200
Ruth-Woodhouse 450
Horatia Woodhouse 525
Joseph White 330
Jon. Basnett 250
Owen Wills 100
Mr. Wm. Corneck 1974
Jno. Oakham 390
David Scott 600
Jno. Keeling 2000
Adam Keeling 500
Humphry Smith 50
John Holise (?) 130
Capt. Wm. Crawford 2650
Rich’d Williamson 450
Edw’d Trantor 180
Jno. Sherland 800
Rob’t Rany 70
Edw’d Old 450
Coll. Lemuell Mason 650
Mr. Francis Emperor 400
James Kemp 681
Bartho. Williamson 400
Symon Hancock Jr. 200
Geo. Batten 150
Matth. Brinson 250
Mr. Edw’d Mosely Sr. 1000
Wm. Martin 200
James Joslin 100
Alex’d Lilburn 500
James William 100
Mr. Henry Spratt 1736
Symon Hancock Sr. 300
Tho. Walk 298
Jno. Kemp 340
Randolph Lovett 100
Edw’d Davis 200
English Duplicates of Lost Virginia Records, pg. 188.

1704 Aug 23:
URL (Click on link) http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=44&last=&g_p=G3&collect ion=NN Grant
Title Smoott, William.
Publication 23 August 1704.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Northern Neck Grants, reels 288-311.
Note Location: Westmoreland County.
Description: 300 acres escheat land. Upon the Cliffs near nominy. Beg.g &c. standing at the westermost end of Mr. Manlys formerly John Hallowes.
Source: Northern Neck Grants No. 3, 1703-1710, p. 44 (Reel 288).

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